The Speaker took the Chair at half-past four o'clock. The minutes of the last Sitting were read and confirmed. NOTICES OF MOTION. ...
Article : 4,381 wordsDepartment to alter the orders or regulations, but not to alter the spirit of such order or regulation. I do not remember reporting to the authorities instances in which I have altered the regulations. At present ...
Article : 659 wordsDIGHT'S EILL.—Fine Hour, £32; seconds, £10[?] Chilian, £31; bran, 2s; wheat bought at from [?]'s to 12s[?] FULTON'S AND SMITH'S MILLS.—Fine flour, £33 per ton; seconds, £31; bran, 2s 3d per bushel; wheat bought ...
Article : 873 wordsUnder the first Empire there was a great battle fought between the French and Russians, which presents some analogy with the sanguinary combats which have led to the fall of Sebastopol. ...
Article : 732 wordsThis grand affair came off last night, at the Victoria Theatre, which was splendidly fitted up for the occasion. The stage and Pit were boarded over, and carpetted, and under the ...
Article : 393 wordsTHESE races commenced on Wednesday and were attended by a large concourse of visitors. The genial rains had rendered the course in good order for the horse, and the racing, as far we ...
Article : 106 wordsTHE decline in bread stuffs is steadily progressing and the genial rain, which has recently fallen, has bad a most beneficial effect upon the grain crops, generally, filling out the cars of the corn, and ...
Article : 497 wordsDecember 18—Julia brig; 110 tons Dart, South seas 17 tuns sperm oil. December 19—Schooner Alfred & Jacob, 35 tons, Bennett, from Geelong, in ballast. Agant, Master. ...
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The Hobarton Mercury (Tas. : 1854 - 1857), Fri 21 Dec 1855, Page 5
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