SIR.—In your Parliamentary report of last Friday's (5th instant) debate, on the second reading of the Sale of Colonial Wine Regulation Bill, I find certain honorable members supporting it by arguments that I ...
Article : 488 wordsTHE colony has been kept very much in the dark of late with regard to the movements of the Emigration com[?] missioners and the prospects of the mission. Mr. Dalley, on finding that the affair was likely to be a dead ...
Article : 963 wordsRodd v. Hickey, plaintiffs c[?]arge; Ritchie v. Price, [?]arge; Paterson v. Kemp, advertisements; Turner v. Wright, minutes; W[?]odman v. Hunt, minutes; Mitchell v. Simons, recognisance. ...
Article : 37 wordsTuesday, 16th.—At Maitland: James A. Perry, third. Wednesday, 17th—James W. May, single; Stephen Richardson, adjourned second; Henry Deely, first; William Brown, single; Anna Maria Webster, first. ...
Article : 264 wordsBryan v. Wilkie; Howett v. Cowan and another; Coleson v. Mortimer. ...
Article : 18 wordsTREMING as are the annuals of the Old Bailey in the record of dismal tragedies, their gloomy pages have seldom been darkened by a more terrible story than that which was yesterday heard in the Central Criminal ...
Article : 1,403 wordsCharles Brown and Mary A. Newland, found sleeping in the open air, were each admonished and discharged. John Boyce, labourer, apprehended whilst drunk and riotous in Argyle-street, was flued 10s., in default of ...
Article : 168 wordsIt was known, some time ago, that the British Government had resolved to decline the offer of the sovereignty of these Islands. We believe that no official account of the reasons for this resolution has yet been given to the ...
Article : 725 wordsTHE fact stated in the subjoined extract from a London monthly journal, that on the 1st of July last, all connection between the Church and State in Holland [?]ased, is well worthy the attention of the people of ...
Article : 555 wordsTHE arrival of a new minister from Egland, the Rev. Mr. Davis, to preside over the Hebrew community in this city, and the completion of extensive repairs and alterations which have been in operation in the ...
Article : 1,074 wordsSIR,—Let us transpose this, or reverse it, and see how it will read and look. Give a minority a preponderating influenec in the country, and from their overwhelming influence and amount of capital, you place the power, ...
Article : 851 wordsTHE sailing master of the schooner Britain's Queen who arrived here during the past week, yesterday made the, following affidavit before H. Scot', Esq., the police magistrate of this town:— ...
Article : 1,486 wordsSIR.—The Volunteers, and "all comers," are now practising hourly for Randwick, and the country at large is beginning to take so much interest in rifle shooting, a few facts relating to gunpowder and its care may prove ...
Article : 1,573 wordsFRANCE.—The Partie, of the 10th, in an article on the Mexican question, defines the policy of France in these words:—"France will never treat with Juarez. When the French army has entered the city of Mexico, the ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Mon 15 Sep 1862, Page 5
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