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Advertising : 1,567 wordsThe discussion on the New Hebrides question was resumed in time House of Commons last night. Mr. J. Bryce, M.P. for Aberdeen South, complained that France was evading a settlement of ...
Article : 239 wordsTHOMAS W. BRYANT was charged at the Central Court, Sydney, on Tuesday, with offering for sale 15 gallons of illicit spirit. Mr. Pring, instructed by Mr. E. H. Wiltshire, of the ...
Article : 470 wordsTHE Police-Magistrate (Mr. O. S. Alexander) hold a magisterial inquiry at the Bridge Hotel at 2 o'clock this afternoon Into the circumstances surrounding the death of a little boy named ...
Article : 553 wordsSHORTLY before six o'clock this morning a fire broke out at Wallace and Co.'s, woollen manufacturers, Clarence-street. The lower portion of the premises was ...
Article : 188 wordsTHE triumph of civilization, the capstone of progress, the crown of social development, is a good dinner. The soul dilates like a balloon affixed to a gasometer under the favourable ...
Article : 937 wordsA mass meeting convoked by the Irish Nationalist party to protest against the proclamation of the National League was held in Dublin last night. The building was crowded ...
Article : 106 wordsMichael Murphy was charged with these offences. He pleaded guilty to the first charge, and not guilty to the second. Constable Gilray deposed that about a quarter ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 92 wordsA COMMITTEE meeting of the above was held on Tuesday night at the Bridge Hotel, the president in the chair. Several accounts were passed for payment. A new code of rules was brought up ...
Article : 136 wordsSir Charles Gavan Duffy has devised a Home Rule Constitution for Ireland, the provisions of which are to a large extent founded upon the Constitutions of the Australian colonies. ...
Article : 37 wordsA FEW weeks ago in New Zealand a rather good-looking servant girl was the heroine of a somewhat daring adventure, which, according to her statement, happened to her at the residence ...
Article : 222 wordsA PARAGRAPH in our issue gave some particulars touching a matter of grave importance. Mr. S. Meyer, the president of the Goulburn Hospital, had an ...
Article : 893 wordsSir Graham Berry had an interview yesterday with the Right Ion. G. J. Goschen, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in reference to the proposal to send a scientific and exploring expedition to the ...
Article : 64 wordsTHE following motions have been given notice of for the meeting this evening:—By Alderman Hawkins:—That tenders be called for brick culvert at intersection of Grafton and Sterne ...
Article : 90 wordsIN a recent issue we stated that Mr. J. W. Chisholm had promised to make a present of a piano to the hospital. As two or three musical entertainments have been given of late at the ...
Article : 151 wordsSir John Macdonald, the Premier of Canada, has threatened to apply to the British Government for a detachment of regular troops to prevent the completion of the railway connection ...
Article : 64 wordsTHE first snipe of the season has fallen to the gun of Mr. E. Crowther, of Collector, who bagged the bird on Monday last, we believe. ...
Article : 31 wordsTwo hundred members of the Canadian House of Commons have signed a memorial to President Cleveland, urging him to sanction arbitration in difficult disputes between England and America, ...
Article : 40 wordsA FEW weeks ago we (Braidwood Dispatch) stated that Mr. T. W. Raymond, mining surveyor, had left here for Nerriga and the Shoalhaven River in that locality, where mining ...
Article : 137 wordsAt the inquiry at Wilcannia into the death of Frank George Casy, son of Dr. Casy, of Brighton, and manager of the Nundora station, who committed suicide by cutting his throat, ...
Article : 146 wordsON Tuesday evening a labouring man named John David Rhodes, engaged in the construction of a bridge in Bourke-street South, near the school, fell and dislocated his right thumb. ...
Article : 181 wordsThe leading merchants of this city are taking an active interest in the forthcoming Melbourne Centennial Exhibition. They state that former undertakings of the kind greatly improved the ...
Article : 42 wordsA telegram received from Merv states that the Ameer of Afghanistan has been obliged to have his foot amputated owing to grangrene, and that his life is seriously endangered thereby. ...
Article : 37 wordsON Tuesday morning a painful accident occurred to a young man named Martin M'Donald, foreman in the employment of Mr. J. Richardson, of Armidale. M'Donald was ...
Article : 145 wordsAT a fortnightly wool sale on Wednesday a firm market was reported at prices about equal to those obtained at the last auction. Competition was animated, especially for the better ...
Article : 76 wordsThe R.M.S. Liguria loft Plymouth on the 20th instant for Australia. ...
Article : 16 wordsPrince Ferdinand arrived hero to-day, and was received with marked enthusiasm by the populace. ...
Article : 21 wordsAN extravaganza bearing the above title, and written and composed by Mr. W. G. Rendall, of this city, was produced in the Academy of Music on Tuesday evening last. Except in point of ...
Article : 257 wordsTHE sixteenth annual show of the Burrangong Agricultural Association was opened on Wednesday morning. The weather was fine. The attendance was small, but a large crowd ...
Article : 291 wordsOn and after September 23 the Orient Company's steamers will call at Albany on alternate voyages carrying the mails. ...
Article : 25 wordsMR. ABIGAIL is proceeding with the signing of the new leases for the mining claims on the Barrier Ranges as rapidly as possible. The leases number between 2000 and 3000, and it will be ...
Article : 182 wordsA SECOND meeting in the insolvent estate of Patrick Hugh O'Brien, hotelkeeper, of Gullen, was held before the District Commissioner (Mr. C. S. Alexander) at 11 o cloak to-day. ...
Article : 1,069 wordsThe phylloxera pest is causing immense destruction in the vineyards along the Rhine Valley, and it is feared many of them will be destroyed, all hope of successfully checking the ...
Article : 47 wordsAt the Antwerp sales 5000 bales of Australian wools sold at the rate of one halfpenny below the prices realised at the last London series. There now remains a balance of 6000 bales. ...
Article : 42 wordsFather O'Neill, accompanied by four other members of the order of the Passionists, leaves for Sydney in September. They go at the invitation of Cardinal Moran to establish a ...
Article : 40 wordsFOUR young Goulburnites, one of whom is interested in a little El Dorado out Marulan way, had an unpleasant experience the other day, and one that will not be forgotten by them ...
Article : 424 wordsIT has been discovered that, owing to a clerical error in the wording of the prospecting vote granted by Parliament, with a view to the development of mining, the sum set aside for ...
Article : 204 wordsA loan is being floated in Berlin on behalf of the Argentine Republic. ...
Article : 19 wordsTHE Minister for Mines anticipates that by Friday afternoon the whole of the applications made by the trustees of the various public parks in the colony for shares in the Government grant ...
Article : 100 wordsThe dissatisfaction at the proclamation of the National League on the part of the Unionist Liberal party is more widespread than was at first thought. It has now leaked out that the ...
Article : 61 wordsAT the dinner given by the Sydney Rowing Club to Mr. P. J. Clark, on his return from England, that gentleman spoke in very flattering terms of the excellent chances a really good ...
Article : 269 wordsTHE weather at Crookwell during the last few days has boon delighteful, with sharp frosts at night. During the greater part of the winter, owing to the continuous rain, there was ...
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Goulburn Evening Penny Post (NSW : 1881 - 1940), Thu 25 Aug 1887, Page 2
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