The Council met at 10-40 a.m. Present—THE Warden, (D. Barke, Esq.) Councillors, Jones Symmons, and Millar. ...
Article : 1,608 wordsThe members of the Ministry tendered thier r[?] on Friday last, and now only hold office [?] their sucessors are appointed. The fact has been kept a ...
Article : 218 wordsA special meeting of the company was held to-night, almost 8000 shares were represented. Mr W.H.C. Purcell was the chair. The principal business considered was ...
Article : 251 wordsThis meeting i[?] for want of a quorum, the only members present being the Chairman, D. Burke Esq., and Mr Mullar, ...
Article : 24 wordsAn inquest was held by Robert Williamson, Esq., J.P. Coroner at Summer less, on April 29th upon the body of Mr George Rolly and old and respected settler ...
Article : 429 wordsThe wild man was been to-day by the daughgter of the Rev. J.G. Russell at 10 Yards distance near the [?] Schedule on the [?] To-morrow a ...
Article : 1,044 wordsThe following correspondence has taken place between the Bishop of Tasmania and two of the leading lay members of his flock:— April 25th ...
Article : 763 wordsThe Argus of Wednesday gives the followiong particulars:— The opening of Parliament was one Tuesday duly opned with all that attention to [?] with all that attention to [?] ...
Article : 2,675 wordsIt long ago occurred to us that the time had arrived when individulas and nations should endeavour, as far as in them lay, to remedy the disaster caused ...
Article : 1,806 wordsSIR—In reference to the paragraph under the above heading in your issue of Monday last—in case my communication may be of interest to yourself or readers ...
Article : 215 wordsSIR—During the early part of this mooth I wrote you, with a table of bond fide matches played between the north and south, omitting five matches included ...
Article : 1,316 wordsSIR—My attention has born drawn to an article in the Chronicle of 19th April of which the following is an extract:— "Black Boy or Blakc Girl, Which?— ...
Article : 337 wordsSIR—I would, with your approval, submit to the public the immense advantage that must inf[?} accure to the colony by producing not only the iron necessary for its one consumption but for the ...
Article : 1,537 wordsSIR—Whilt I acknowledge the fairness of most of your remarks about the interview between the deputation, and the Bishop, I cannot help saving that I think ...
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The Cornwall Chronicle (Launceston, Tas. : 1835 - 1880), Fri 3 May 1872, Page 3
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