BY the Fortitude, we (M. Herald) have received English intelligence to the 6th March, and regret that our limited space will only permit us to give brief extracts. ...
Article : 1,324 wordsOUR files of Victoria papera havo just como to hand by way of Launceston. The Fortitude with 52 female emigrants had arrived from Plymouth, bringing English news to ...
Article : 727 wordsThe Heraldo published the following details relative to the last moments of the regicide Merino: "The imperturbable coolness, the brutal ...
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Advertising : 447 wordsSIR,—The Protestant feeling of the colony has shown itself in electing as delegates, men of sound principles, in several cases in opposition to the exertions and influence of ministers devoted to the ...
Article : 507 wordsSIR,—Presuming that the vexed question of transportation has been finally settled by the Colonial Minister, in consequence of the resolutions of the Legislativo Assembly—the most ...
Article : 185 wordsWE are in possession of Adelaide journals to tbo 5th instant. Agricultural operations were not neglected nearly as much wheat had been eowuas in former ...
Article : 41 wordsOUR Auckland papers, to tho 22ud ultimo, contain little worth extracting. Flour continued to fall at Wellington from the extravagant price it had reached, and was from ...
Article : 86 wordsWEDNESDAY, the 17th Instant, being the day appointed by the Bishops for the election of Representatives, the members of the Church of England throughout the colony assembled to ...
Article : 958 wordsSIR,—The Clerk of the Legislative Council has been openly accused by the press of dabbling in politics, and writing in the " Adverliser"— and it is even said that he was brought to the ...
Article : 135 wordsFROM our Cape files extending to tho26th March, we make the following important extracts:- SEVERE ENGAGEMENT IN WATERKLOOF.—DISASTROUS RESULT. ...
Article : 629 wordsTHE SHAREHOLDERS STEAM COMPANY'S MEETING.—The first meeting of Shareholders took place last evening. T. D. Chapman, Esq., M. L. C., in the chair. Dr. Crooke withdrew ...
Article : 1,262 wordsSIR,—The determined stand made by the independent members of the Legislative Council against the aggression of Sir William Denison on their right to address the Crown in words warning of ...
Article : 1,187 wordsTOWARDS the closo of last year, the official accounts of the Board of Trade, showing the amount and territorial distribution of the commerce of the United Kingdom during' the year ...
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Colonial Times (Hobart, Tas. : 1828 - 1857), Tue 22 Jun 1852, Page 3
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