IN pursuance of our last article on the total population of the towns and villages of tho colony, we now proceed to show the population in the various wards of the ...
Article : 645 wordsOPERATION OF THE NEW VAGRANT ACT.— William Martin was placed at the bar, charged with [?] to rob George, Henry Popham, a ship's cooper, in a public house in Pitt-street, ...
Article : 2,016 wordsOur intelligence from the Turon informs us of the occurrence of a disastrous flood, which has caused a serious loss of human life, and a great destruction of property. ...
Article : 276 wordsSince my last communication the greater portion of the diggers on Tuena Creek left for Aralnen, allared thither by florid accounts which have been latterly afloat. Many however have returned ...
Article : 723 wordsSIR—The delusions of Messrs. Wentworth, Darvall, and Martin have provailed with the representatives of the people, and they have petitioned for the establishment of a Mint. That is ...
Article : 706 wordsRation Hill, Mr. Campbell's claim, and Townend's are still doing a rattling stroke. I dare say this week (up to this date we have already taken out 120 ounces) we shall have 200 ounces. The ...
Article : 469 wordsBIRTH PLACE OF PAXTON.—Scotland will have all the great men. The Berwick Advertiser now claims Joseph Paxton fur her own: as he was born "in the parish of Douse~" (Mem. for the ...
Article : 867 wordsIn the estate of Patrick Barron, a special meet ing. Insolvent made an offer of 2s. in the pound, to be paid forthwith; which offer the creditors refused to accept, and the meeting terminated. ...
Article : 171 wordsHis Excellency the Governor-General having announced his intention of proroguing the Council in person this day, a number of ladies graced the Council Chamber with their presence. ...
Article : 1,136 wordsOphir, formerly 80 busy and stirring a place, is now exceedingly quiet, and affords little or no matter for a newspaper correspondent who is not gifted with a fertile imagination, but must ...
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Advertising : 405 wordsSIR—This forenoon, between twelve and one o'clock, while respectable people were leaving church, I was witness to the most bridal conduct of two police constables, who were in the act of ...
Article : 164 wordsMARKETS.—Trade has been good this week. Forty bales wool, in grease, were bought at 6d. per lb. Flour is quoted at the mills at 14s. to 15s. per 100lbs. ...
Article : 982 wordsThis point, which is situated about three miles from the township of Sofala, has, until within the last few weeks, been one of the quietest and most orderly spots on which my lot has been cast ...
Article : 691 wordsSIR—A writer in the Geelong Intelligencer, of the 9th instant, is condemning you for seeking to revive the old economic fallaey of the balance of trade, or rather for implicitly adopting the views ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Tue 23 Dec 1851, Page 3
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