BEFORE Mr. Diatriet Judge Dowling, Chairman. The Grown Proueontor conduotad the following o[?]ues: Louisn Hanly was charged with having, at Sydney, on 8 18th August last, [?]elonionely stolen one table, four ...
Article : 183 wordsSEPTEMBER 19TH —Some years ago a patch of surface was found on the river bank a couple of miles below L[?]ke's publc-houng; the gold was puggetty and laid in grevioen in the slate rock, which protruded through the ...
Article : 747 wordsI[?] is clearer every hour that we have reached the critical point in the war, and that the last cards are being played in this great game. The more Lee's plan develops it self the more app[?]rent it is that his movement is one of the ...
Article : 2,525 wordsBEFORE the Chief Commissioner. In the estate of Baker and Tomlinson, a third meeting. Six debts were prov[?]d. As it was desirable that, prior to the giving of directions, certain persons should be ...
Article : 224 wordsThursday, 24.—William John Smith, William Cape, first. Bobert Ma[?]farland, single, at 10 am. William Lewie, adjourned especial for examiation and proof of debts. Dogald Mclaeno, adjourned examination, John G. Cohen, to complete ...
Article : 295 wordsTHE respectability of tbs sinners commemorated in these volumes is that which is conferred by a certain position In society the sins which counterbalance their respectability are such as arise from a strong tendency to disown their ...
Article : 1,157 wordsSIR,—A bill for the promotion of secular education has all but passed tbs legislative Assembly. Yet, an inflaentlsl member of the present Ministry Mr. Darvail, has publicly expressed his opinion that thia mach vaunted ...
Article : 1,952 words22ND SEPTEMBER.-Mr. B. Short, the agent of the Mutu[?]l Provident Society, give a lecture at the School of Arts here, on the great advantages of life assurance. The Rev. James Carter was in the chair. The place was ...
Article : 219 wordsTwo persons wre brought up for drunkenness, and discharged. Mary Burns was charged ith wilfally braking a sqare of glass, valued at 20. The effence having bean proved, ...
Article : 92 wordsSIR, [?]Knowing that your are at all times anxious to pr mote the development of our colonial resources, I have much pleasure is forwarding for your inspection a sample of colonial arrowroot, grown abd manufactured ...
Article : 150 wordsBEE R[?] measers. G. Hill and E North. Orwell D. O'Neill, charged with being drunk and disorderly in the Prince of wales Hotel, Lower George. street, was discharged. ...
Article : 63 wordsSIR—I am alarmad—I am astounded—my vary bowels tremble with lear at the awful exposure of the state of this colony, most imprudently disolosed in Mr. Drans. fleld'd letter (Oh I that I knew who Dranafleld is), who ...
Article : 510 wordsTRANSPORTATION AND PENAL SERVITUDE.—The com. missioners appointed to inquire into the "whole question of our system of secondary punishments and prison discipline have made their report, which has just ...
Article : 793 wordsHORSES FOR NEW ZEALANDD.—On Tuesday afternoon a mob of one hnndred young horses, and fillies, the property of Mr. Zuill, of Belford, passed through Maitland on their way to Newcastle, for shipment to Otago, New ...
Article : 735 wordsSIR,—In your paper of Saturday you report the Rev. Dr. Lang to have said, in committes of the House of Assembly, on the Pawnbrokers' Bill, that the petitions presented to that House ostensibly from the customers ...
Article : 951 wordsPUBLIC INCME AND EXPENDITURE—The total reyenue of the United Kingdom of Great Britsin and Ireland in the year ended the 30th of June last, was £70,883,860 11s. [?]. The total ordinary ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Thu 24 Sep 1863, Page 2
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