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  3. GLIMPSES OF MAURITIUS.

    Mauritius ought certainly, if the nursery rhyme has any truth in it, to be "healthy, wealthy, and wise," as it goes to b[?]d early and rises early. At six in the morning everybody ...

    Article : 787 words

  4. SIR JAMES FERGUSSON AND HIS GOVERNORSHIP.

    The subjoined letter, with Sir Jam[?]s Fergusson's reply, appeared in the Ayr Observer of October 29 and a later issue respectively:—" The Governor of Australia.—Sir,—Surely it savours ...

    Article : 691 words

  5. LONDON TO AUSTRALIA VTA CALIFORNIA.

    The United States desire to make the Pacific Railway the world's most traversed thorough-fare, which they know would convert Now York and San Francisco into the points to which travel ...

    Article : 786 words

  6. NATAL.

    By the Helen we have received Natal paper[?] to 16th November. The Mercury of that date contains the following news about the gold:- "On Wednesday morning, the 4th inst., a ...

    Article : 282 words

  7. OUTRAGES IN AMERICA.

    From the New York Herald of the 16th December we extract the following accounts of shooting and other affrays in different parts of the Republic:— ...

    Article : 1,238 words

  8. RAILWAYS ON TURNPIKE ROADS.

    The following paper on railways for common roads was read before the Mechanical Section of the British association, by Mr. Thurold, civil engineer, and will be read with interest at the ...

    Article : 1,502 words

  9. A GAMING-HOUSE MURDER.

    Worcester, Massachusetts, September 25.— The hanging of the Jameses here, to-day was the first event of the kind in Worcestor since 1845. On the evening of the 28th of last February, ...

    Article : 1,386 words

  10. WORKING MEN'S CLUB.

    Wanted, a Club!—Not an aristocratic establishment with doora protected by an individual whoguards the entrance against vulgarintruders; not an establishment where by the use of a ...

    Article : 1,111 words

  11. FORGERY AS A PROFESSION.

    We suppose the realistic tendencies of the age are to blame for the indisputable deterioration in the romance of forgery. In fact, we rarely get romance at all, or anything in the least degree ...

    Article : 904 words

  12. PERILS OF THE SEAS.

    There can be no more satisfactory evidence of the usefulness of public charity than that which the details of its administration supply. The number of persons relieved from its exchequer, ...

    Article : 834 words

  13. EXPORTATION OF WHEAT TO ENGLAND

    The following lottor on this subject appeared in the Timaru Herald of the 27th ult:- SIR-In response to the invitation in your commercial article in last Wednesday's paper, ...

    Article : 1,272 words

  14. THE ALLEGED CONSPIRACY IN PARIS.

    Yesterday the Gaulois published in large type, as latest intelligence, a piece of sensation news, which, spread in Paris on the Exchange and in the salo[?]s, was, during all the evening, the ...

    Article : 510 words
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