LORD RIPON has notified the delegates from Swaziland that Her Majesty has promised to receive them and hear their appeal for the establishment of a British Protectorate over ...
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Article : 181 wordsTHE revenue of the colony for October was £244,011 compared with £254,243 for October of last year. ...
Article : 23 wordsGENERALLY hot, with intervening thunderstorms and rain, with patches of rough sea north of Townsville. Winds very variable, with occasional squalls. ...
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Article : 1,477 wordsTHE advocates of English as the universal language have received a coadjutor from an unexpected quarter. There recently appeared in a German magazine an article from Dr. ...
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Article : 56 wordsA PRISONER named Roberts, confined in Sale gaol, made his escape on Saturday. He locked the warder in his cell. While escaping the governor, Mr. Meager, attempted to ...
Article : 103 wordsTHE Czar was informed on Tuesday that his recovery was hopeless. He received the news with perfect composure, and said he was happy not to die abroad. He received the ...
Article : 444 wordsJAMES PATMAN, of Orrooroo, who on Friday was bound over to keep the peace for an assault on his wife, shot her dead on Saturday. He then committed suicide by taking ...
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Article : 306 wordsTHREE more deaths have occurred in connection with the accident. They are Mr. H. Berry, architect; Mr. J. W. Somerville, solicitor; Mr. G. H. M'Kenzie, merchant, ...
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