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Article : 1,402 wordsTHE LADIES' CLUB.—Gentlemen have their Clubs—their Cafes— their Exhanges—Greville's Commercial Rooms, and other places of masculine resort,—Where they meet, either on business or what is still more agreeable, to enjoy those interchanges of social ...
Article : 804 wordsThe Legislature having passed the necessary enactment, empowering the Corporation of Sydney to establish Central Cattle Sale Yarda—the only point remaining to be decided is the site on which the Yards are to be ...
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Advertising : 2,616 wordsNotwithstanding the inclement weather, Verdi's opera "IVespri Siciliani" attracted a very fair attendance on Thursday to the Prince of Wales. Every justice has been done the composer in the way of mounting, and Mr Lyster may be congratulated upon the ...
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Article : 486 wordsAN AMAZONIAN.—A middle-aged lady with a decidedly determined cast of countenance, and in every respect unquestionably eligible for employment in the King of Dahomey's Rifle Brigade appeared to answer it charge of violently assaulting a seafaring ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 32 wordsThe excellent muster of last saturday—between 700 and 800 [?]—speaks well for the energy and earnestness of the gallant members of the Voulunteer Force. It is by this continued evidence of unabated zeal and devotion to the cause they have undertaken ...
Article : 181 wordsMAGISTRATES.—In the notices in the Supplementary Government Gazette of the 7th and the Gazette of the 20th ultimo, of the appointment of Magistrates—for Mr Patrick Bartholomew Curtain, Nyinga, and Mr Frederick Doyle, read "Mr Patrick Bonaventure ...
Article : 316 wordsSince our last issue, the leading political event has been the Prorogation of Parliament by His Excellency, the Governor, on Saturday last. The "speech" (commendable only for its brevity) contained "nothing," and leaves outside politicians in a state of ...
Article : 1,233 wordsA very pleasing instance of the renewed interest felt by the previacial, as well as the metropolitan and suburban branches of the service, was furnished by the friendly match between representatives of the Goulburn Company and those of No. 5 S. B. V. R. ...
Article : 597 wordsDAWSON AND Co.'s REPORT. — Fat Cattle: The market he continued steady, and we believe prices must advance in conse quence of the floods and incessant downpour ot rain which cannot fall to prevent supplies reaching market. At Homebush to-day ...
Article : 1,098 wordsSir,—The prorogation of Parliament of course puts aside for some months, the possibility of legislative action in reference to the undoubted claims which the industrial interests of the Colony have upon the sympathy and encouragement of our ...
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Chronicle (NSW : 1860 - 1870), Sat 14 May 1870, Page 3
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