THIS gentleman leaves for Melbourne this evening via Launceston, aud will carry with him the good wishes of a large circle of attached friends. To all, his departure must, in fact, be a source of regret. We cannot afford ...
Article : 204 wordsHIS Excellency the Governor was in the north during the greater part of the mouth of February, and continued there during the first week in March. His Excellency first visited Launceston and its neighborhood, ...
Article : 79 wordsGOLD with us is like hope in PANDORA'S box. It still lies the bottom. We keep pouring out first one thing, and then another, but fail in our attempts to secure that most sought or desired. ...
Article : 4,018 wordsD[?]. BROMBY has been very active during the present month. Having discharged what he thought his duty to the southern archdeaconry of his diocese, he has been on a visit to the northern. For this he set out, accompanied ...
Article : 382 wordsA SUCCESSOR has at length been found for Mr. Manley, the Auditor-General, during his leave of absence in England, in the person of Mr. William Lovett, accountant to the Treasury. Whether this is to be a ...
Article : 145 wordsREGULATIONS have at length been issued for the transfer of money in small sum by post. The regulations do not, we believe, differ materially, if at all, from those in force in other countries, and should have been issued ...
Article : 71 wordsA company was sometime since formed in Hobart Town, under authority couferred by a recent act of the local Legislature, for the extraction of pyroligneous acid and other liquids and substances from the indigenous ...
Article : 143 wordsDR. WILLSON, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Tasmania, loft for England on the 27th of February. On the day preceding his departure, the following address was presented to him by a number of the residents of Hobart ...
Article : 398 wordsBEFORE His Honor the Commissioner, T. G. Gregson, Esq. In re W. EVANS. This was an adjourned first meeting and meeting for ...
Article : 61 wordsSince our last summary Mons. and Madame Heine, the former an admirable violinist, and the latter a most accomplished pianist, accompanied by Mr. Stewart, tenor, and Miss Geraldine Warden, oepra[?] have ...
Article : 100 wordsBEFORE A. B. Jones, Esq., S. M. One man and one woman were fined 10s. each, with the usual alternative for drunkenness. DISTURBING THE PEACE.—Flora Burns was fined 10s. ...
Article : 1,321 words{No abstract available}
Detailed lists, results, guides : 511 wordsON Thursday last, information reached town of the death of some of the salmon in the brooding ponds at the Plenty. This was a subject of deep regret to all, and the extent of the mortality was, as might have been expected, greatly ...
Article : 687 wordsTHE political events of the month are few, and not of much interest. We have lost one member of the Upper House, and one of the Lower. Mr. Corbett, one of the members for Tamar in the Upper House, in on a visit to ...
Article : 373 wordsA RETURN has been published showing the estimated population of the island to tho 31st December, 1864, to be 93,307. A TEA meeting was held on the 21st ult. in connection ...
Article : 5,558 wordsThough some of the meterological phenomena this mouth were in[?]cial to health and life, yot others were so propitious, that the general result was favorable, and the mortuary record is, therefore, considerably below ...
Article : 2,059 wordsTHE statue int [?]ded to commemorate the governorship of Tasmania by the great Arotic navigator, Sir John Franklin, was raised to its destined position on the podestal erected for that purpose in Franklin Square on ...
Article : 286 wordsBESY ISLAND, the property of Lady Franklin, at the mouth of the Darwent, has long been known to be infeated with game of the inferior sorts. To such an oxtent is this the case, that it is no unusual thing for parties ...
Article : 207 wordsMR MURRAY, of Murrayfield, O'Brien's Bridge, left a splendid sample of wheat at this office a few day's back grown on his farm thore. It is of the well-known Hallett variety, and it is certanly as fine a [?] ...
Article : 80 wordsPlease choose from the following download options:
Share this item on:
Print page as...
Testing
The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), Thu 23 Mar 1865, Page 3
It's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
With your Trove account you can: