The Times is beaten. It has done its best against the abolition of the newspaper stamp, but in vain. A Parliamentary majority of 54 has overborne all its strength and skill, and has stripped it of the artificial advantages ...
Article : 1,081 wordsFIRST RACE.— The Albert Stakes of 3 sovereigns each, with 50 sovereigns added, for all horses, weight for age, one event, twice round the course. The winner to be sold by auction on the termination of the race in the ...
Article : 228 wordsIn the estate of Morris and Moon a special meeting was held, for proof of debts. One claim for £808 4s. 11d. was proved. In the estate of George Frederick Hughes, a first meeting was held. One claim for £112 16s. 6d. was proved. ...
Article : 267 wordsThe following lots of land will be offered for sale by public auction, on Thursday, the 6th of September next, at 11 o'clock, at the Crown Lands Office, Gosford. SUBURBANAN LOTS. ...
Article : 330 wordsFIRST RACE.—The Mudgee Town Plate of 100 sovereigns, with a sweepstakes of 5 sovereigns each, for all horses; the winner of the Cudgegong Purse to carry extra weight, at the discretion of the stewards, not ...
Article : 372 wordsSIR—Permit me to call the attention of the police authorities to a public nuisance which is greatly increasing of late—I mean the way in which the foot paths are blocked up, especially in the evenings, by numbers of ...
Article : 189 wordsA meeting of the members of the New South Wales Teachers' Association was held at the Presbyterian School Room, Pitt-street, on the 7th instant, for the purpose of taking into consideration the report of the ...
Article : 393 wordsSIR—In your paper of yesterday, there is a letter from " Dr. Andrew Aldcorn, J.P., one of the only two magistrates on the bench at Shoalhaven," disclaiming having had anything to do with the meeting held at Shoalhaven ...
Article : 210 wordsSIR—For some time past the commercial condition of Australia has been anything but what could be desired, but in fact it was only the natural condition of her position. Internal commerce cannot possibly flourish ...
Article : 1,412 wordsOUR later dates from the Cape are to June 11. Returns recently published show that the population of the colony has, within the last ten years, increased by upwards of one-fifth. ...
Article : 399 wordsTen drunkards were brought before the bench, and fined in the usual penalty of 20s., or twenty-four hours' imprisonment; Charlotte Gorman, having been repeatedly convicted at this court, was sent to prison for six ...
Article : 286 wordsThere are two American surgeons in the Russian service at Sebastopol—one a South Carolinian, D. Tarnispeed, and the other a Rhode Islander, name not given, from whom a letter is published in the Providence ...
Article : 705 wordsWilliam Malsbury was charged with being drunk on the previous evening, and having failed to appear when called on, forfeited a deposit of 40s. James Cassidy, Patrick Aden, and Anne James, were ...
Article : 110 wordsA Mudgee sportsman, writing to a Maitland turfite, gives the following report of the Mudgee Races, which has been kindly handed to us (Maitland Mercury) for publication ...
Article : 445 wordsWAGGA WAGGA, July 26, from Cunningdrew, by R.J. Alloyne, Esq.,.J.P.: White cow, Ty near rump, like DR off ramp; strawberry bullock, illegible brand near ribs: red stear, no visible brand; red steer, illegible brand off ribs, ear marked: red sided ...
Article : 789 wordsThe annual meeting of the Hunter River New Steam Navigation Company was held at the Northumberland Hotel, on Monday at two o'clock; Peter Green, Esq., the chairman of the board, in the chair. ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Thu 16 Aug 1855, Page 2
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