THERE perhaps never was a Public Officer who gave less satisfaction than does Mr. Chyene, the Director General of Roads. Whenever he is spoken of he is censured; ...
Article : 653 wordsThe following Government Order, will, no doubt, he read with satisfaction hy most persons:- Colonial Secretary's Office, April 26, 1837. ...
Article : 1,001 wordsYesterday the whole of the specie was drawn from the Colonial Treasury, and the Treasury of the Commissariat, and deposited in equal proportions in the Van ...
Article : 516 wordsSIR,—The apathy attending the most disreputable transactions here is truly apalling. This observation cannot be deemed irrelevant when public rumour has bruited far and near ...
Article : 174 wordsThe Court met at nine o'clock this morning. A consultation took place between His Honor and the Solicitor General, when His Honor informed the Gentlemen of the Jury ...
Article : 8,169 wordsReports very unfavorable to.the character of Major Fairweather as an officer and a gentleman have been circulated of late through the town, and we conceive it ...
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Colonial Times (Hobart, Tas. : 1828 - 1857), Tue 2 May 1837, Page 5
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