DRUNK.—Wm. Auld, the men [?] incendiarism at Osborne's Tempe[?] Thursday evening, whilst under the [?] liquor, was this day brought up on [?] ...
Article : 985 wordsMELBOURNE. —Mr Levey called the attention of the honorable the Chief Secretary to the apprehension by the police in the Western district of upwards of one hundred Chinamen charged with ...
Article : 1,205 wordsIt has been discovered that a man, now an inmate of the Parramatta Asylum, is the one who laid down the brass plate to commemorate the landing of Captain Cook at Botany Bay. ...
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Advertising : 322 wordsFor London.—Lady Melville, 2nd May; [?] 16th May; Anglesey, 30th May. For Liverpool—Great Britain, 1st May. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 23 wordsFat Cattle—This market was fairly supplied, 1,060 head having come to hand, upon Monday the sales were at last quotations, but upon Tuesday the number penned being shorter than the trade anticipated ...
Article : 269 wordsIn the Assembly last night, the resolution, of which notice had been given, censuring Mr. Herbert, the Colonial Secretary, for his long continued absence from Parliament, was agreed ...
Article : 47 wordsThe value of the cereals exports from South Australia, including all ports, for the first sixteen (16) weeks of 1863, amounts to upwards of two hundred and sixty thousand pounds (£260,000). ...
Article : 131 wordsSYDNEY, Thursday—The Nepean is flooded. In a quartz reef twelve miles from Bathurst, last week, 165 oz were got from six tons. The separation excitement is increasing in the Riverine districts. ...
Article : 1,032 wordsSailed.—The Wallaroo, for Swansea, with nearly 800 tons of copper ore; also, the Walrus, for Launceston. ...
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Family Notices : 52 wordsPresent—Messrs. Nicholl (in the chair), Gunn, Bassett, Edwards and Rogers. The following appeals, against the assessment were disposed of as follows:—Seavinne, L52, ...
Article : 840 wordsTHERE are at last, happily, some signs that what has lately been the municipal hear garden will, in the course of time, become once more the Municipal Council. Politics are at a ...
Article : 1,318 wordsALMOST in spite of itself, Bendigo is destined to be famous for more than its gold. The vulgar proverb has it, that the silent sow sups all the broth. So it seems to be with Bendigo. ...
Article : 653 wordsExport entries were passed at the Customs to-day on 17,794 ozs gold for shipments in the following manner:—17,757 ozs 10 dwts per Behar for London, and 36 ozs 10 dwts per Great Britain, for ...
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Bendigo Advertiser (Vic. : 1855 - 1918), Sat 25 Apr 1863, Page 2
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