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Detailed lists, results, guides : 2,928 wordsThe quantity coming forward continues still to be of a very limitted character. But gold being eligible for remittance at present rates, it is re[?]dily bought up, and in some instances at 3d. per ...
Article : 95 wordsTHE Abstract of the Revenue of New South Wales for the quarter ending June 30, was published in the Government Gazette of this afternoon. The total ...
Article : 291 wordsThis was on action to recever possession of a house in Upper William-street. Mr. DARVA[?] and Mr. LUTWYCHE appeared for the plaintiff, and the ATTORNEY-GENERAL and Mr. ...
Article : 758 wordsThe transactions in gold on this side being of so limited a character, it is difficult to write anything worthy of interest. I see a report of some great discovery at the Wentworth diggings. Great caution, however, is ...
Article : 93 wordsSince last week's report the share market has shown no new symptoms of activity, with the exception of a slight [?] in the Wentworth Gold Mining [?] which (for some time past were almost unsaleable at any price), ...
Article : 165 wordsA gentleman's Rifle corps, for Middlesex, has been formed. It is to consist of 300 men, and is commanded by the D[?]ke of Wellington as Lieutenant Colonel Commandant, and by the Earl of ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 263 wordsThe following is the speech of Lord Palmersto[?] in the House of Commons, March 31. Viscount PALMERSTON—I might have believe and wished that, upon on occassion of such ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 557 wordsIn the estate of Richard Jones, a special meeting was held for the election of a trustee, Mr. Dawes, of Sydney, merchant, was elected. MEETING OF CREDITORS. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 303 wordsMr. W. G. Burgis sold 100 kegs American butter damaged, 1s per [?] 2 tons Goulburn butter, 1s [?] per [?] in packages 5 cwt. each: [?] butter, [?] arrowroot, in cases 112 [?] each, 4[?]d. per [?] ...
Article : 1,154 wordsThe chief item in the Sale of Thursday was Tallow, which went a shade under last week's rates, £[?] being the price for best beef, and £59 for mutton. The trade being well supplied for the present, leaves the arrivals in ...
Article : 262 wordsDRUNK AND DIS[?]—There were seventeen drunkards brought into Court. They all pleaded guilty to the charge, and were flued in the usual penalties. Three of the offenders paid the [?] in Court, and were ...
Article : 680 wordsTHE GOLD SPECIMENS GRANT.—The Government and the Council, are we presume, under some misapprehension of having an inconvenient accumulation of surplus revenue on hand. On ...
Article : 789 wordsW[?]—Per [?] AL, 4 bales scoured locks at [?] M. 2 skin at 8d.; G, 2 grey at 10½d.; HCC, 20 handwashed at 14¼d.; MP conjoined, 1 locks at [?] Ac, 2 mixed at 10d.; B. 1 at 4½d.; over [?] 4 grease, at 6½d ...
Article : 135 wordsWOOL.—Although the deliveries have been exceedingly lingh, the demand contining la[?]guid, our last quotations are scarcely obtainabic. S[?].—Small supply. Without change. ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Sat 8 Jul 1854, Page 3
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