THE MAITLAND RACES.— Our races commence on Wednesday next. A large number of booths are erected and the course is in first-rate order. We have heard the names of several horses which ...
Article : 1,071 wordsMary Freeman was acquitted of stealing from the person. William Neaves pleaded Guilty to charge of forcible entry. Mr. GOULD addressed the Court in mitigation; and ...
Article : 622 wordsADELAIDE, August [?]— Grain and flour.—Fine flour £32 per ton, seconds —20, wheat 13[?] [?] per [?], bran 3s 6d. Farm Produce.—[?]ay £8 to £10 per ton,[?] £2 to £3, potatoes £20 to £30, turnips £7, barley 10s [?]d to ...
Article : 1,273 wordsMR. C. NEWTON.—Sherry in quarter-[?], 5s 6d to [?]; port wine, quarter-[?], 5s 10d per gallon [?] [?] brandy, 17s 6d; octaves port, 7s 10d to [?], this was a [?] diamond wine[?] [?] five diamonds, 9s [?]: West ...
Article : 1,332 wordsGUINESS RIOT AT THE MEROO,—The report regarding a serious disturbance having taken place at Richardson's Point, on the Meroo, between some of the Chinese located there and the ...
Article : 1,514 wordsOUR dates from this province are to the 22nd of July. A Provincial Government Gazette, published on the 1st of July, contained the Census compiled ...
Article : 582 wordsSIR—Happily for the credit of the colony, the Legislatures begins to question the utility of the proposed Mint, and when Mr. Martin himself exclaims in debate, as ...
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Advertising : 530 wordsThe Quarter Sessions commenced this day, before the Chairman, Christopher F[?]aron, and James Byrnes, Esquires. Mr.[?]olroyd was the only Barrieter in attendance. The Attorneys were Mr. Lyons, Mr. Gould, and ...
Article : 168 wordsMELBOURNE, August 1[?].—Grain and Flour.—Fine flour, £36 per ton, seconds £34, whent [?]s. per bushel, [?] 5s. Bread.—1s 6d the 4 [?]. loaf, flour 5[?] per lb. [?] [?] 7[?]d per lb. Garden and Dairy Produce.— ...
Article : 887 wordsSIR—I take the liberty, as a citizen of Sydney, to lay before you the following facts. On Friday afternoon while standing at my shop door, I saw three constables taking a woman to the watch-house. One constable had ...
Article : 768 wordsMary Ann Carroll was convicted of stealing and sentenced to six months' hard labour in Parramatta Gaol. Richard Rose was acquitted of a charge of stealing money from the person of James Martin. Mr. HOLROYD ...
Article : 790 wordsWE have, by way of Adelaide, intelligence from Western Australia to the 12th ultimo. It is announced that 1000 tons of flour (estimated at £3000) will be required to supply the ...
Article : 578 wordsSIR—In reference to a paragraph which appeared in your issue of yesterday, [?] "The Liberty of the Subject," I beg to inform you and the public that there are several false statements therein, as I am prepared to ...
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