Mr. Gladstone will deliver his Budget speech in the House of Commons on April 24. APRIL 1. THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. ...
Article : 53 wordsAgnes Je[?]e, b[?]quentine, 183 tons. A. Hawkes [?]rom Newcastle 23rd ult. Agent—H. Chesterman. [?]phyr, brigantine, 91 tons, W. C. Bartlett, from Melbourne 23rd ult. Agent—W. Ca[?]michael. ...
Article : 69 wordsENGLAND.—Via Brindi[?]i and Ceylon, is expected to arrive on or about Wednesday. VICTORIA AND OTHER COLONIES.—Voa Launceston, per s.s. Flinders, due on or about Wednesday. ...
Article : 157 words[?]ily, Port Cygnet, produce; William and Henry, Iris, So[?]thport, timber; May Queen, Port Arthur, timber; T[?]canini, Tasman, Alfred and Lizzie, Pittwater, produce; William and Martha, Port ...
Article : 79 wordsSir Henry Parkes and Mr. Gladstone dined with Lord Sherbrook last evening. ...
Article : 17 wordsTin is quoted to-day at £109 5s. APRIL 2. EAST CORNWALL ELECTION. The election for East Cownnall took place ...
Article : 89 wordsTamar, [?].s., 453 tons, T. Capurn, for Melbourne Passengers—Saloon; Mesdames Evans, S. Francis, W. Waterhouse, Misses Greeves (3), Laffin, Sherrard, Downing, Messrs. Elmes, Randall, W. H. Saunders, ...
Article : 46 wordsLAUNCESTON.—Mr. W. T. Bell reports that at the sale held by him on Saturday, at his wool and produce stores, Cameron-street, the followiug prices were obtained. Wool.—A few small lots were disposed of ...
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Advertising : 549 wordsTamar, [?].s., for Melbourne. ...
Article : 6 words(A special charge is made to consignees who wish to particularise their imports.] Zephyr, brigantine, from Melbourne—[?] pkgs earthenware. 1 pkg hardware, 30 bls corn[?]acks, 2,008 ...
Article : 59 wordsTamar, s.s., for Melbourne—1 css leather, J. Coffey; 1 piano, 19 pkgs personal effects, 2 css jam, Mrs. Ballantyne; 300 [?]cks oats, A. G. Webster; 1 shaft, J. Clark; 9 bls rabbit skins. 3 bls wool, 10 c[?]ks sperm ...
Article : 183 wordsGeneral Strelnikow, the public prosecutor, has been shot at Odessa. Two of the murderers were apprehended. ...
Article : 23 wordsNineo of the ton prominent Nihilists recently sentenced to death have had their sentences commuted to penal servitude in Siberia. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe Russians have organised regular caravans to Merv. ...
Article : 11 wordsApril 1, 10.40 a.m.—Prospero, brig, passed into channel. April 2, sunset.—Asia, whaling barque, still anchored off Kelly's Point. TAMAR HEADS. ...
Article : 124 wordsTwo seamen belonging to H.M.S. Northumberland, one of the vessels of the Channel squadron, have been convicted of an attempt to drown a midshipman on board, named Arthur ...
Article : 1,229 wordsMEL[?]RNE.—Arrived, March 28—Greece Roberts, from Eureka; John and Jane, from Macquarie Harbour; Florence, from Duck River; Dagmar, from a fishing cruise, March 29—Victory, from River ...
Article : 1,136 wordsA presentation was made on Saturday by the members of the Midland Agricultural Association, to Mr. John Taylor, lately secretary and treasurer of the association, in recognition of his untiring efforts during ...
Article : 954 words" A Churchwarden " writes to explain that when he recently said that "three at least of the parishes in Hobart were represented by their own churchwardens," he did not mean more than that ...
Article : 68 wordsTHIS EVENING, at 8. Walter Reynolds Dramatic Company. Michael S[?]rogoff. ...
Article : 13 wordsTo judge by letters we receive, one of which appeared in Saturday's issue, it would seem that to reproduce among the news of the day items of Irish intelligence which appear in Home ...
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The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), Mon 3 Apr 1882, Page 2
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