Before this letter appears in print the new Ministry will have been, formed. There is a good deal of material to select from, and Mr. Lyne has resolved to exercise great care in ...
Article : 391 wordsAs war between England and the Transvaal Republic is now considered inevitable, the accompanying map will be studied with interest. The Transvaal and the Orange ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 388 wordsThe action of the GOVERNOR in refusing to grant a dissolution to Mr. REID, and so saving the country from the turmoil and trade stagnation of a general election twice within ...
Article : 773 wordsKallatina (Captain Magee) from Sydney, arrived on Thursday, Passengers—Mesdames Spencer, Kearney: Misses M'Lucas, Field, Punch, Parker, Coleman, Nicholson, ...
Article : 404 wordsTown is in the throes of its gayest season: but, I think, the races must just wait till I tell you how disgusted, nay insulted, people feel since the Government House Ball on ...
Article : 289 wordsCaptain Edward Spelterini has done the Alps without ever setting foot on them. In a word, he has crossed the famous range by means of a balloon. One of the magazines is ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 739 wordsI am in a position to say that the first measures that Mr. Lyne will submit to Parliament will be bills providing for compulsory arbitration, early closing of ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 631 wordsThe Spring races to date are a blaze of beauly and colour, and wealth and fashion. Saturday at Randwick was a veritable kaleidescope of sartorial splendour. Seldom have so ...
Article : 260 wordsWe are told that Viscount Wolseley and Sir Evelyn Wood are in daily consultation relative to the present Transvaal crisis. Though both officers have had a deal of ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 255 wordsOn Saturday it was known that there would be no dissolution. The information was given unofficially to Mr. Reid by the Governor at the Randwick races. Mr. Reid went ...
Article : 276 wordsOn Monday studded those uniquely beautiful balmy grounds round Government House mostly with people who had never been there before. The two predominant classes ...
Article : 318 wordsThe criticisms on the Governor because of the absurd arrangements made in connection with the ball he gave last Thursday seem to have taught him a greatly needed lesson as ...
Article : 353 wordsIt is only too evident that unless the Transvaal Government concedes the demands of Britain on behalf of the oppressed Uitlanders, who are by no means all ...
Article : 1,633 wordsAnd now I am going to write about what has been wringing my heart, and the hearts of millions of others too, since Sunday last— Dreyfus, the martyr. That the whole ...
Article : 396 wordsThe nation is interested in the development of a fast bowler. As a rule this feeling is confined to the cricketing world, and the people in their private or sporting character. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 375 wordsEverything which tends to the improvement of the roadbed of a railway is a step in the direction of increased comfort of the passengers, and both railroad authorities ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 292 wordsMr. Harry Rickards' Variety Theatre has been burnt to the ground. The conflagration was a great one, and the wonder is that it was confined to the theatre. Situated as it ...
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Clarence and Richmond Examiner (Grafton, NSW : 1889 - 1915), Sat 16 Sep 1899, Page 4
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