ON Monday evening a quadsilla party was held in the Volunteer Barracks, in aid of funds for the bard. It was numeroualy sttended, and passed off remarkably well. On Tuesday evening a lecture was delivered at the ...
Article : 1,757 wordsSIR,—One is almost forced to the beltef that Mr. Martin and his collesgues have been selceted by Providnece to prove the inextinguishable vitallty of Responsible Government, by subjecting it to the miserablest shifte ...
Article : 554 wordsYESTERDAY morning, st eleven o'clock, an inveatigation into the conduct of the twelve prisoners who were engaged in the recent ricis in Darlinghurst gaol, took place in the debtors' prison, before the Visiting ...
Article : 1,801 wordsTHE SPEAKER took the chair at twenty-nine minutes past three o'clock. There were twenty-two members present at the time, of whom two only—Mr. Martin and Mr. Morris ...
Article : 674 wordsThe mail for Sydney was carried away this morning in crossing the creek near Goonoo Goonoo; four horses drowned, and the mail swept away. The driver and two passengers barely escaped with their lives. Five p.m. ...
Article : 61 wordsWe were visited with a hailstorm this afternoon, but not much damage done. Weather now fine again. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe rifle competiors have arrived. At the races to-day, the Oaks was won by Illumination. The Derby—Lantern 1, Sign 2, Freestons 3 Rocbuck dislocated his foreiegs; he bolted just before ...
Article : 73 wordsMarkets unaltered. ...
Article : 5 wordsLAST evening, about half-past six o'clock, the city was thrown into a state of excitement by the circulation of a report that Mr. Whitfield, gun-maker, of King-street, had been murdered. On proceeding to make inquories ...
Article : 1,392 wordsSIR—The people of New South Wales are now looking with concentrated attention to the Governor. Will he stand between the public and the most unpopular of Minis[?]ries, thus giving the latter another quarter of a ...
Article : 231 wordsThis was an action of ejectment brought to recover a farm containing thirty-six acres of land, situsted at Pitt Town, on the Hawkeebury, in the county of Cumberland. The defendant admitted that the plaintiff was entitiled ...
Article : 181 wordsBefore his Honor the Chief Justice and a jury of four. RAPLEY V. MARTIN. This case was resumed and concluded:- It was en action for trespase The declaration set ...
Article : 420 wordsSIR,—"Hope deferred maketh the heart sick," wrote a wise man; and surely there are many in the employ of the merchant princes of Sydney who at this time are very sick at heart, not only because their ...
Article : 159 wordsSIR,—The accompanying letter, addressed to the Rerald on Wednesday, has been refqsed insertion in that journal. Will you oblige me by causing it to appear in your issue of to-morrow, together with this ...
Article : 51 wordsSir,—In your issue of yesterday is a report of the annual meeting of the Cougregational Miasionary Society for New South Wales. The Rev. John Graham is therein stated to have said from the chair as follows: ...
Article : 439 wordsIn the estate of Edward Waits, a first meeting, No appearance. In the estate of Alexander Speire, a first meeting. There debts were proved. ...
Article : 57 wordsBEFORE Messrs. H. C. Burnell and M. Chapman. James Shand, seaman, charged with desertion from the ship Corriemuizie, was sentenced to be imprisoned for one month. ...
Article : 156 wordsTwo drunkards were discharged. Elizabeth Hare and Sarah Kncy, for riotous behaviour in Market-street, and Sarah Smith, for similar behaviour in King-street, were fined 10s., or, in default, forty-sight ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Sat 5 Nov 1864, Page 5
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