The Lieutenant-Governor directs it to be notified to tho under-mentioned persons, that it is his intention to recommend Her Majesty the Qneen to grant them Absolute Pardons:— ...
Article : 79 wordsUnder this heading we published last week What we considered conclusive evidence, the authority of Mr. Gell, in his own writing, that it was Lady Franklin. On Tuesday, ...
Article : 659 wordsThe under-mentioned Probation Pass-holders have been ordered by the Lieuteuant-Governor to be degraded to the Second Class, on account of misconduct:— ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 291 wordsSIR,—It has often been observed by the sage, the man of business, and the philosopher, that trade, unshackled by legal restraint, is conducted with most advantage to the public. ...
Article : 796 wordsSIR,—Our colony, that was formerly delineated as a region of wealth and enjoyment, is now considered a land of poverty and disaster; and all criminals condemned to banishment, ...
Article : 243 wordsColonial Secretary's Office, 15th Feb., 1844. The Lieutenant-Governor has been pleased to appoint Mr. Reed to be Inspector of Stock at Fingal. ...
Article : 33 wordsWe mentioned briefly in our last that an old man, named Wilcox, well known in the city for many years past, had been shot on Monday night, on the ground of the Messrs. Shoobridge, ...
Article : 1,142 wordsThe Lieutcnant-Governor has appointed Mr. William Brownrigg to be Inspector of Stook at George Town. ...
Article : 34 wordsSIR,—Having noticed in your paper of the 6th instant, a paragraph relating to the apprehension of the three runaways, Smith, Newton, and Burgoyne, wherein you say that ...
Article : 226 wordsThe Queen has been pleased to grant an immediate remission of the remainder of the sentence of 14 years' transportation passed in 1830 on John Bull, per York. ...
Article : 43 wordsReturn of Grain and Flour imported and exported at the port of Hobart Town during the week ended 13th February, 1844, inclusive:— Imports—Nil. ...
Article : 75 wordsSIR,—In perusing the subject of Napoleon's treatment at St. Helena, I find that the Benguela beef used to realise threepence per pound, while eighteen-pence was the market price of ...
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Advertising : 146 wordsOur Report this week will be necessarily brief, inasmuch as business is extremely slack at the Police-office. Tippling, however, seems rather on the rise, owing unquestionably to the very warm ...
Article : 1,144 wordsIN the Public Pound, at New Norfolk, February 16, 1844, by Francis Bryant, Esq., Redlands, River Plenty, in the district of New Norfolk, damages claimed by him 20s. per ...
Article : 178 wordsSIR,—I am an occasional visitor at the Battery Point Church (St. George's), and I cannot but express my surprise, at the evident "timeserving" of the reverend gentleman who ...
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Colonial Times (Hobart, Tas. : 1828 - 1857), Tue 20 Feb 1844, Page 4
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