For Adelaide and Sydney via Melbourne, per first vessel on Saturday next, at 5 p.m. Fur Melbourne via Launceston, per Havilab, ditto, at 5.30 p.m S. T. HARDINGE, ...
Article : 58 wordsA meeting of el[?]tors was held last evening at the Albert Theatrs for the purpose of hearing an exposition by Mr. R. P. Adams, one of the candidates, of his opinions on topics of political ...
Article : 4,366 wordsMay 23.—City of Hobart, (s) 618 tons, A. Darby, from Melbourne, 21st instant will sundries. Passengers, Sirs. Tonderur, Mrs, and Miss Hornby, Mr., Mrs, and-Miss Clarke, Messrs T. L. Gellibrand, F. A. Downing, G. Salier, Ask[?] and [?] ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 213 wordsMay 28.—Wind N N W. Bar. 30. Therm, 40, Ozone 9. ...
Article : 18 wordsMay 23—Mercury, and Scotia, brigs; and Mariposa, Northeran Light, and W.B. Denn, schooners, from Melboune. Wind W N W. Bar. [?]·14. Therm. 59. ...
Article : 28 wordsThe steamer Culoden, from Port Arthur, arrived about [?] yesterday. The Cobre, with the Huon Rifle Corps, arrived form the Huon about 2 p.m. yesterday, bringing in all about 35 members. in ...
Article : 200 wordsMR. BARRETT addressed the electors of Battery Point, at St. James's Collegiate Institute last evening, recapitualating his previously expressed opinions upon the leading political topics. Having ...
Article : 93 wordsOh! there is a charm in the land of [?]ny birth, No other can equal,or give; And though I may wander o'er m, or earth, De[?]seated that feeling shall live: ...
Article : 2,224 wordsHealey, Chapman, and Maloney, were executed this morning. Healey confessed that he had murdered Julia Mulholland, and had also murdered Mary Stack, three years ago al Cleveland. ...
Article : 75 wordsWhent continues to come in freely and prices are steady at 6s. to 6s. 6d. per bushel; buyers are not disposed to go beyond the latter figure for the best samples. Oats are scarce and remain at [?]s. 6d. to 3s. 9d. per bushel. ...
Article : 151 wordsby them this week, viz:- Monday to Thursday at Messrs. Moses' Stores, a very large variety of all kinds of mer[?]se, the greater part of which moved off at satisfactory rates, the attendance was large and the ...
Article : 156 wordsIt will be seen that Mr. Bl[?]ck has appropriately announced for this evening a patriotic entertainment which will furnish a fitting finale to the recreations of the day. The programme enumerates ...
Article : 252 wordsWe have Melboune papers to the 21st instant. The Argus of that day says:- There has been little or nothing doing in the import market today to call for remaark. The arrival of the R[?] Passenger, ...
Article : 101 wordsOur Adelaide dates are to the 16th instant. The Register reports:—"Flour remains without a[?]tion, £10 to £16 [?] very [?]. Wheat is offering protly freely, and rates cannot be quoted [?]gher than 6s 9d at the port, and 6s 7d for loads in town." ...
Article : 50 wordsBy the James Passenger we Argus, have Californian papers to the 12th March. The Daily B[?]lle[?]n of that date reports of the San Francisco markets:- DOMESTIC PRODUCE MARKET.—The steamer Pacific arrived ...
Article : 234 wordsThe nomination papers were opened yesterday, by the Returning Officer at Kingston. The following gentlemen were found to have been nominated: Mr. Knight by sixteen electors, Mr. Perkins ...
Article : 111 wordsThe Stewards appointed to carry out this event met by adjournment at the "Derwent" last evening but no additional entries were received. We append the names of the entries for the Hurry ...
Article : 187 wordsTHROUGHOUT the Queen's dominions to-day the Royal Birthday will be celebrated with rejoicings. The death at a ripe old age of the Duchess of Kent, will to some extent check the current of Court ...
Article : 1,955 wordsMr. [?] Knight, at the sitting of the Court [?] their Honors that he had been honored [?] warrant from His Excellency the Governor, [?] him to be one of Her Majesty's ...
Article : 353 wordsLast evening a large and influential number of electors attended by invitation at the Tusmanian Inn, Campbell-street, to hear Mr. Davies's exposition of his political views and sentiments. That ...
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The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), Fri 24 May 1861, Page 2
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