By telegrams on Wednesday, we learned that the Galates passed Twofold Bay that morning, and it was thus anticipated that she would be off Sydney Heads at an early hour yesterday. Accordingly the Florence ...
Article : 757 wordsGalatea, H.M.S.S. frigate, 3227 tons, 800 [?] guns, Captain H.R.H. the Duke of E[?]izburgh, K.G., from Melbourne 8th instant. Commander E. S Adeane; lieutenants—G. W. R. H[?]neage, Wallace B. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 43 wordsTHE Prince, having arrived yesterday morning, as was anticipated, has already made himself quite at home amongst us again, and was seen in public in the city several times. ...
Article : 1,162 wordsThe people of Sydney were up and prepared to receive his Royal Highness yesterday before sunrise, Their promptitude, and the manner in which they showed their loyalty, will bear favourable comparison ...
Article : 1,563 wordsArrival.—January 28: Marmora, from sydney. ...
Article : 16 wordsDepartures.—March 10.—Vibilia, for Sydney. March ll: Jane, and Dart, for Sydney; Ecliptie, for Melbourne; Duke of Edinburgh, for Otago. GRAFTON. ...
Article : 97 wordsAt about 10 o'clock, the St. George's Cross having been hoisted at Government House to denote that the Earl of Belmore had arrived, his Royal. Highness, accompanied by his Equerries, landed at the stairs at ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 34 wordsThe usual weekly sales of wool an[?] sheepskins were held this afternoon. The attendance was very good, and laterates were fully maintained. The catalogues were far from heavy, and most of the lots were cleared ...
Article : 1,409 wordsYou Yangs, steamer, for Melbourne. ...
Article : 9 wordsFor London—Canaan, Queen of Nations, Dunbar Castle, and Woolloomooloo, early. For Southampton via Wellington—Ruahine, steamer, 20th March. For Launceston—Lass of Gawler. this day. For ...
Article : 51 wordsAgnes Jessie, schooner, 187 tons, M'Kinlay, for Launceston, Captain, agent. Challenge, schooner, 50 tons, Roberts, for New Caledonia. G Ferguson, agent. ...
Article : 52 wordsColonist, schooner, 105 tons, Geach, for New Caledonia. Woodbine, barque, 252 tons, Ware, for Shanghai via Newcastle, in ballast. ...
Article : 121 wordsThe yachts of the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron also those of the Prince Alfred Yacht Club, which last year added so materially to the eclat of the reception of the Prince, were, upon this occasion, not so ...
Article : 177 wordsWonga Wonga, steamer, from Melbourne: 8 packages, M'Donald, Smith, and Co.; 1 case, Barber; 2 cases, C. Bent: 10 cases cigars, 5 cases tobacco, 1 package, E T. Penfold; 10 stamper heads, 10 stamper ...
Article : 506 wordsBy daylight Sydney was astir, and every street alive with excitement. As the sun rose large numbers of people were seen wending their way in parties of twos and threes towards Fort Macquarie ...
Article : 760 wordsThe naval reception of the Galatea was gro[?]tly added to by the fine fleet of first-class merchantmen that are at present discharging and receiving their cargoes at the Circular Quay. Every available piece ...
Article : 156 wordsThe Galatea took her departure from Hobson's Bay on Monday, at 2 p.m.; cleared the Heads at 6 p.m Nothing particular transpired during the voyage, which was made partly under canvas. The ship ...
Article : 180 wordsClosing at the General Post-office as follows:For Fiji, Tonga, and Navigators, Susa[?]ah Booth, this day, at noon, if not under way; for Shanghai, Spartan, this day. at noon, if not underway; for New ...
Article : 529 wordsThroughout the city and suburbs genuine demonstrations of an affectionate welcome to the distinguished guest prevailed. Goorge-street North exhibited a complete forest of banners, the example was followed ...
Article : 101 wordsHis Excellency the Earl of Belmore entertained his Royal Highness, yesterday evening, at dinner, in Government House, The other guests were General Waddy; the Hon J. Robertson, the Hon. ...
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