The ship Harlaw, from London for Sydney the 11th June, is now passing, and has requested to be reported. PRINCE OF WALES OPERA HOUSE.—The desire ...
Article : 6,509 wordsFor Judgment.—Sempill v. Vindin and another, Sempill v. Logan, Chisholm v. Macaulay. Motions, &c.—Ex [?] Gardiner [?] Solomon, attachment; [?] M'Intyre, prohibition (Cattle ...
Article : 225 wordsMaster's Office.—At 10.30: Frazer v. Burdon and others, to settle advertisement. At 11[?] Higham and others v. Hellyor and another, adjourned receiver Cowlishaw's final account; Brown. v. Huckle, ...
Article : 65 wordsSir,—Your correspondent "A. T.," in his zeal for the Torres Straits route, seems ready to quash that by Panama, if he could get his pet scheme takenup here. But I apprehend the merchants of Sydney are not so ...
Article : 153 wordsDavid Lewis, of Dark Creek, near Newcastle, miner. Causes of insolvency[?] Want of employment and pressure of creditors. Liabilities, £46 2s. 4½d. Assets, £6. Deficiency, £40 2s. 4½d. Mr. ...
Article : 94 wordsFive persons for being drunk and disorderly in public places, were fined in small sums. Isabella Johnston or M'Donald was brought before the Court by senior-constable Larkins, charged with ...
Article : 213 wordsSir.—Having read the article in your valuable paper of last Friday on the above subject and as I quite agree with your remarks, I consider that they are very applicable to this district, as I know of many free ...
Article : 226 wordsSir,—When the above association was formed in Sydney some months ago, it was generally understood to be for the purpose of influencing the patronage of the Government and the Municipal Council, so as to ...
Article : 873 wordsAugust 27, 1868.—ACCIDENT.—A fine little boy, aged 18 named Willio Pitt, met with a serious accident this evening whilst taking a horse from the blacksmith's shop to Mr. Harris's hotel. The poor ...
Article : 250 wordsWilliam Jones was charged by detective Camphin with being a prisoner of the Crown illegally at large. He was remanded for further evidence. Three drunkards were fined. ...
Article : 130 wordsDEATH FROM DISEASE OF THE HEART.—An inquest was held on Saturday afternoon at the Woodcutter's Arms, Engield, on view of the body of a boy named Patrick Michael Devine, lying dead at his parents ...
Article : 457 wordsOne morning in October I found all the tomato and rumpkia vines need up and killed by frost, but the bean vines, the potatoes, and the cabbages in my [?] den were in fine order still. Three weeks after the [?] ...
Article : 717 wordsThe Northern Agricultural Association held their first show on Thursday last, at Singleton. The weather had borne a very threatening appearance on the day previous, but Thursday was a day of unbroken ...
Article : 2,142 wordsSir,—In [?]your report of Mr. Parkes's speech at Kiama, on Monday last, the following passage occurs: —"If the Spectator was a great authority on the 23rd May, he supposed it must be equally great on the 6th ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Mon 31 Aug 1868, Page 3
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