MARCH 29,—of a piece, it would seem, with the sort of [?]excitement we [?] of in the interior of the country, for the last few weeks, has been the ludicrous importence of the bustle and inquiry caused throughout ...
Article : 819 wordsSIR,—Having been upwards of ten yearn in the strvice of our colonial Board of National Education, I am perfectly cenversant with all its workioge; end having recently fallen a victim to its accursed principle of ...
Article : 1,967 wordsSIR—The varions conflagrations which have caused the loss of much valuable property in town have induced me to devise some plan to overcome the destructive element, on an improved system, which may be the ...
Article : 488 wordsAN unclouded sky ushered, in the first day which promised well for the enjoyment of sportsmen and holiday folk. About noon the course began to wear, a very, lively aspect. The booths sent fortb their strains of ...
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Article : 667 wordsA PUBLIC MEETING, called by advertisement, of all partles directly or indirectly interested, in pastoral pursuits, was held at the Northumberland Hote, West Maitland, yesterday, at four o'colock. It was for the ...
Article : 2,023 wordsFirst Bace,—The Municipal Race of 40 sovs., with a sweepatakes of 2 cove, such for all hourses; second horse to receive 10 aovs; 2 miles; weight for age. Mr. De Clonet's Pache, 5 years, 9 at 1 lb 1 ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 73 wordsON Monday last a few of the frienda of Mr, J. O. Porins presented that gentleman with a well-deserved testimonial, expressive of their respect for him, and their admiration of his many excellent qualities—a respect ...
Article : 527 wordsFirst Race.—The Tamworth Towtplate of 60 sova., with a sweep of 3 sova, each to go to the second horse; all horses to be handicapped, by the stewards or whom they may appoint; onc event, three sailes. ...
Article : 564 wordsSIR,—In this day's Empire there is a letter, occupying nearly a column signed "James Rutledge." We quote the following:— "A certain firm that I will not descend to name announces its intention of keeping the men ...
Article : 414 wordsMR. MACNAMARA reached Uralla on Sunday evening last, and went round, the diggings with some supporters on Monday morning previcus to the muster at the hustings, Some little excitement was evident among the opposite ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Wed 1 Apr 1863, Page 2
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