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Article : 3,979 words"For I [?] anothing if not [?]."—Othelio. Having in a farmer numberamber expoanded our views with regard to the true uses of Music and the Drams, and your intention of taking a deeided step to aid them ...
Article : 2,174 wordsA meeting of the friend and supporters of Mr. Windeyer was held last night at John McGuire's, Welcome Here Inn, Redfern. The attendence was very numerous indeed the room was fonad insufficiently large to ...
Article : 228 wordsLYONS FOR CANTERBURY.— A meeting of the electors of Canterbury, residing in Burwood, was held on Friday evening last. Although at first the weather was unpropitious, at the hour appointed for tho meeting a number ...
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Article : 999 wordsSIR—In an article on Music and the Drama which appeared in your journal on Thursday last, I observed you noticed in a very laudatory manner my efforts to teach the people Vocal Music, but as I scarcely understand your remark when you say(in ...
Article : 479 wordsTHE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS IN ARTILLERT AND PROJECTILES.—Attention has recently been directed to the extraordinary capabilitos of the gun invented by Sir W. Armstrong, and from what was said by General Peel in ...
Article : 1,058 wordsMR. EDITOR— My only object in, noticing a letter signed "Veritas, "in your yesterday's issue, is to remove any odium which might attach to any other individua', by "putting the saddle on the right horse." and declaring myself the writer of the ...
Article : 737 wordsSIR,—Having been employed in [?]-planning p[?]rsuits for several yours within the tropics, and being only deterred from commencing the [?]vation of the plant in Australia by a present want of capital, I naturally take an interest in the ...
Article : 486 wordsDROWN FOR NEWTOWN.—A meeting of the Electors of Nowtown, was held at tho Cottage of Contont on Saturday evening, to hoor Mr. Brown give an exposition of hin principles. Mr, Newell was voted to tho chair, the ...
Article : 332 wordsOn Saturday evening, the management, ever aliva to the changeral re[?] [?]ts of public, put on stage for the first time in the colouios [?] a new place, o[?]. The H[?] of Do Cla[?] or, the Husband of an Hour: hy Kilmiinrt Kaloonor, ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Tue 31 May 1859, Page 5
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