DAY SIGNALS.—Beatrice will host white ensign at the maintop. At Glenelg, West-terrace, and Semaphore flagstaff's the following signal will be exhibited:—Black ball over union-jack ...
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Article : 1,289 wordsIt is understood that the Government have resolved to dissolve. Mr. Higinbotham has been asked to stand for Collingwood, but has not yet decided. ...
Article : 733 wordsThe Rev. Mr. Jefferis, of North Adelaide, in still amongst us. The ship Kosciusko, by which he purposes voyaging to Europe, will not sail till the end of the week. In the meantime Mr. ...
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Article : 509 wordsThe Rev. Patrick Malone, P.P., writing from Belmullet, describes what he terms the most extraordinary convulsion of nature ever known or heard of in his district, and ...
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Family Notices : 426 wordsBertrand is sentenced to imprisonment for life, with three years in irons. It is considered certain that a vote of confidence in the Government will be ...
Article : 78 wordsAs you ha'e been takin' sic an interest in a the plans an preparations for welcoming our Royal Prince, I would like to giVe you an thocht that has been on my mind for a gude while about ...
Article : 444 wordsSir—I beg to correct an error made by correspondent in his report of the meeting held at the Prince of Wales Hotel on the 16th inst. This is what I said— "I know of one store on ...
Article : 248 wordsA fatal accident has occurred here. A young man named Charles Barter, about 16 years of age, accidentally shot himself yesterday afternoon. An ...
Article : 166 wordsPATERFAMILIAS.—We believe vaccination is not compulsory in England, but it will be on and after January 1, 1868. There are to be new vaccination districts, under supervision of the ...
Article : 212 wordsSir—Some days ago a letter appeared in the Register, signed " Paston," on the new mode of washing wool. I believe the writer to be correct is to its results, and the profitable prices ...
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South Australian Weekly Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1867), Sat 26 Oct 1867, Page 2
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