The latest election returns shew:- Conservatives, 172; Unionists, 36, Glad stonites, 70, Parnellites, 27. The following members have been ...
Article : 766 wordsAn elaborate programme of the Naval manoeuvres has been arranged in honor of the Colonials, to take place at Portsmouth. The visitors will be entertained at luncheon ...
Article : 135 wordsThe Court opened at half past ten o'clock, when upon the persons summoned to attend as jurymen being requested to answer to their names, It was discovered ...
Article : 731 wordsThe Hon. 8. D. Glyde will today move a "no confidence"' motion, owing to the Ministry not having made satisfactory provisions relative to the finances of the ...
Article : 338 wordsMr. Geo. Parker moved that the hearing of this case be postponed for a month, on account of the illness of Mr. 6. H. Parker, The application was granted. ...
Article : 73 wordsDEAR SIR,—Will you kindly allow me a small space in your paper to refer to the statement in the Weste. " A Mail of Saturday, July 3. concerning the [?] girls, by ...
Article : 318 wordsThe Poeple Concert at S. George's Hall on Saturday evening passed off very satisfactory. Though it was the last night of the Marionettes, these People's Concerts ...
Article : 351 wordsThe following was the state of the paries at six o'clock this (Friday) evening:— COnservatives 263, Unionists 54, Glad stonites 133, Parnellites 71. The Conser ...
Article : 113 wordsThe cricket match Australians v. Nottingham was resumed to-day; the weather being fine and the attendance large, but the wickets were somewhat bumpy. The ...
Article : 110 wordsSIR,—In your issue of July 5th your correspondent "Freeman," in the P.S refers with, regret to file opening of tut Orange Lodge in Perth. But to allay any wrong ...
Article : 253 wordsThe Prince of Wales gave a gardenparty yesterday. The Queen was present. A. large number of colonists were invited, many of whom had the honour of being ...
Article : 164 wordsIt is believed that the Chief Secretary will shortly be succeeded by Mr. David Murray. SYDNEY, July 8. ...
Article : 56 wordsAs a result of Wednesday's sale of Government land, held at the Survey Office upwards of £3000 was added to the general revenue of the Colony, the Derby blocks. ...
Article : 280 wordsMr. Glyde's motion, which amounted to a vote of no-confidence in the South Australia Government, has been negatived in the Assembly. ...
Article : 59 wordsAn examination of the results of the bolling at the general election shows that the majorities recorded in favour of Liberal Candidates are much less than those at ...
Article : 448 wordsMr. Murray Has been gazetted Chief Secretary, in succession to Mr. Spence. The Assembly of New South Wales Bat from Thursday evening until this ...
Article : 393 wordsSIR,—A few days ago your columns contained a carping criticism from " First Cornet," with reference to the Volunteer Bands. He makes three distinct charges ...
Article : 553 wordsSIR,—As a late arrival in this colony and a spectator of yesterday's mournful procession I could not help noticing, with regret, the filthy dirty fray in which the so-called ...
Article : 173 wordsWilliam Bradshaw and William James Inkpen were jointly charged with having, in the 17th April last, unlawfully caused the death of aa aboriginal native at York ...
Article : 431 wordsThe first Latch of French convicts (recidivistes), consisting of 360, were despatched to New Caledonia to-day. St. Petersburg, July 6. ...
Article : 168 wordsSIR. —In your issue of Friday last an item of news appeared in which Mr. Robt. Johnson, of Fremantle, thanked the public for their kindness in subscribing to a found ...
Article : 131 wordsTommy Dunbar, an aboriginal native, was charged with having, in November last, murdered another native near Newcastle known as Medine Joe. Mr. Haynes ...
Article : 220 wordsUp to three o'clock this afternoon the All England Eleven had scored 156 for 6 wickets. At midnight list night a mob of ...
Article : 360 wordsThe latest returns show that the Con servatives have gained 240, Unionists 47 Gladstonites 120, Parnellites 55. It is announced that the Government ...
Article : 116 wordsSIR,—In answer to a letter in your issue of yesterday signed "First Cornet," would beg to say a few words for public information. I will admit that the Band ...
Article : 408 wordsThe Bishopric of Melbourne has been offered to an eminent Churchman in London. Lord Carrington presented the ...
Article : 68 wordsAt Portsmouth, Mr. Philip Vanderbye was defeated by Sir Samuel Wilson, Conservative; not returned, as wired yesterday. At Tower Hamlets (St. George Division) ...
Article : 1,083 wordsIt will be remembered that on two occasions within the last few months the machinery at the Jarrahdale Timber Co.'s sawmills has completely collapsed, throwing many ...
Article : 107 wordsThe Court reopened at half-past ten o'clock, the first case taken being one of HOUSEBREAKING. Robert Belcher was arraigned upon the ...
Article : 1,277 wordsThe match between the Australians and tie All England team team been concluded the Australians having resumed then second innings, which closed for 123. After ...
Article : 88 wordsThe Crown Solicitor moved that Mr. Charles Campbell Macklin be admitted a practitioner of the Supreme Court of Western Australia. He stated that the ...
Article : 168 wordsThe s.s South Australian left the Semaphore this evening, for usual Western Australian ports, having on board Mr. and Mrs. Heard, Mrs. Place, Mrs. Farmer, ...
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Advertising : 78 wordsThe English borough elections have been completed. The following is an analysis of the members returned for them:—Conservatives 144, Unionists, 22, Gladstonites ...
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The Inquirer and Commercial News (Perth, WA : 1855 - 1901), Wed 14 Jul 1886, Page 2
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