Last week the compositor ("case"-hardened by this time) has an error in "setting" the par.[?] re the pictures of Mr. Boll's po[?]y Tibby. The paintings are "life-like," not "Ife-size." ...
Article : 125 wordsNever before, I trow, was there such an animated and in creating scene at Carlingford, as that of Wednesday. Arthur McIntosh (one of Mr. Kennedy's ...
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Advertising : 53 wordsThe Church of England authorities at East Carlingford have purchased a splendid corner block of land adjoining Walker's store and the Church site. ...
Article : 402 wordsThe death of little Gwendolyn Best has been the theme of general sympathetic remark. The wreath sent to the funeral by the scholars and teacher (Mr. Bickford) of the ...
Article : 177 wordsIt is a common resort of public persons of a certain so[?]it, when they are taken to task for utterances which they find it inconvenient to defend, to lay the blame on the unfortunate ...
Article : 312 wordsOn Friday night and Saturday last Messrs. Robert Spurway, J. Johnston, and Alfred Spurway had a most successful and enjoyable fishing excursion to the Hawkesbury. ...
Article : 280 wordsAt Friday's meeting of the Ryde Council Alderman Terry said that since last meeting he had received two letters from a solicitor demanding apologies from his for remarks ...
Article : 293 wordsSale.—The local auctioneer, Mr. W. J. Doyle, held a sale of the balance of goods held over from the recent sale at North Ryde in the estate of Mr. J. Cowell, at his rooms on ...
Article : 2,405 wordsWilliam Aiken pleaded guilty to neglecting to send his son William to school the required number of days for the last half year. The boy had attended 65 days out of a possible 113. ...
Article : 682 wordsThere is some talk of forming a local Fruitgrowers' Association and Vigilance Committee. Alderman Kirby and his colleagues drew Mr. Farnell's attention to the necessity for a ...
Article : 264 wordsA MEETING of those interacted in cricket was held od Monday night at the Council Chambers, when the principal business was the framing of a code of rules for the purpose of guiding next ...
Article : 408 wordsAs we ventured to anticipate, the molancholy forebodings of the croakers in the Ryde Council—the cheerful persons of the "I told you so" brand—have been falsified in the event. The ...
Article : 219 wordsMr. Farnell and Alderman Kirby settled their little differences on Monday. The member said he would still adhere to the practice of sending official notifications on local ...
Article : 290 wordsWe cannot pretend to be altogether satisfied with the prosecutions that have lately taken place in this district under the compulsory clauses of the Public Instruction Act. As readers ...
Article : 428 wordsFarewell Gathering.—On Friday night the Hon. J. Garrard, M.P., Minister of Education, presided at a well-attended farewell gathering tendered to the Rev. H. W. T. Pincombe at ...
Article : 245 wordsReported that £12,000 is being spent on the Reservoir Dam. An unfounded scare has got abroad to the effect that there are sings of a wholesale ...
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