It is our duty this morning to chronicle one of the most extensive and audacious outrages ever committed in this part of the globe, being no less than the boarding of the shin Nelson, at present ...
Article : 1,129 wordsSUMMONS FOR WAGES.—Timothy Shea, aged 12, summoned his half brother, John Shea, for a claim of £17 for wages. The youthful complainant stated that he had been engaged as a servant ...
Article : 718 wordsApril 13.—Vanquish, schooner, 128 tons. Captain Andrew Steele, from Melbourne, the 5th instant, in ballast. Passengers—Mrs. Thompson, Joseph Strong, J. Jones, A. Millar, A. Neilson, ...
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Advertising : 110 wordsNo Communication can be inserted in this Journal unless the name and address of the writer, if unknown, are enclosed as a guarantee of the authenticity. This rule, in every case, will b[?] ...
Article : 45 wordsApril 18.—Christina, brig, 196 tons, Captain H. E. Nealde, for Melbourne. Passengers— Messrs. J. W. Brooks, 2 Minous. J. Best, G. Crowtand, and J. Healey, D. M'Donald, T. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 43 wordsIn the Estate of Mrs. Margaret Smith Frazer, a single meeting one debt for £24 17s. 6d. was proved; the Insolvent amended her schedule, and was allowed her furniture and wearing apparel. ...
Article : 79 wordsIN the management of the gold fields of Australia, the vicions disregard of the social welfare of the mining population manifested by the Government, while it ...
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Advertising : 232 wordsTHIS DAY.—The Prince of Wales, and Melbourne Packet, for Melbourne; St. Vincent, for London: Souvenir, for Moreton Bay; Joseph Somes, for Quam; and Ceylon, for Newcastle. ...
Article : 34 wordsApril 13.—Prince of Wales, brig, 112 tons, Captain T. G. Robinson, for Melbourne. Passengers—Captain Gaunt and lady, Mr. Lambert. Mr. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Hart. Messrs. W. ...
Article : 150 wordsApril 13.—Margaret, from Newcastle, with 3[?]0 bushels wheat, 573 bushels barley; Phantom, from the Hawkesbury, with 48 bushels corn, 21 bushels rye, 430 dozen oranges. ...
Article : 30 wordsThe meeting of the parishioners of Alexandria, convened, for the purpose of taking into consideration the circular letter of the Bishop, of Sydney, took place last evening, pursuant to ...
Article : 2,311 wordsApril 13.—Cleaner and Queen, for Shoalhaven, with sundries; Chase, for the M'Leay, with sundries; Pompey, and Margaret, for Morpeth, with sundries; Hazard, and Ariel, for Newcastle, with ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 639 wordsPer Mary and Ellen: 59 cases, 8 hogsheads brandy, 6 hogsheads rum, 3 cases cigars, 250 tins preserved meat, 100 barrels flour, 2 cases, 4 bales, 1 truss guernsey shirts, 10 quarter-casks vinegar, ...
Article : 438 wordsARRIVED.—April 3. — Berenicin, barque, 548 tons, William wilson, commander, from London 22nd December. Passengers—R. H. Kinnear; Esq., lady and two children, Mrs. Rowe, Mr. and ...
Article : 49 wordsThe following are the particulars of the parcels of Gold Dust piratically taken from the barque Nelson in Hobson's Ray, on the 2nd instant, which we have extracted from one of the Melbourne ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 364 wordsLondon.—St. Vincent, this day, at noon; Johnstone, this evening, at 6 o'clock. CUSTOM HOUSE,—Entered outwards, April 13:— Coquette, schooner, 72 tons, Farmer, for Geelong; ...
Article : 278 wordsSir—I cannot permit a day to pass away without acknowledging the obligation you have laid upon the members of the Church of England by republishing the minutes of the Bishops, as it is ...
Article : 885 wordsARRIVALS.—April 2, Alice, schooner, from Launceston, with 12 passengers; Emu, schooner; from Circular Head, with 15 passengers; Clifton, ship, 868, Beazley, from Geelong, bound for Sydney; ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Wed 14 Apr 1852, Page 2
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