The usual fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Council was held yesterday afternoon. Present: The Mayor, and Aldermen Francis, Watson, Hargreaves, Tullon, Eastwood, Vowels, Weise, and Willey. ...
Article : 2,092 wordsThe E. and A. Company's R.M.S, Normanby arrived last night. She reports variable winde and heary equalis during the latter part of the royuge. The passengers are as follows:—For Brisbane—Mesdames ...
Article : 178 wordsThe Marquis of Hartington, following the course adopted by Lord Beacoeasfield, has issued a mapifesto setting forth the programme of the Liberal party. He first refers to the loyalty universally shown in the ...
Article : 204 wordsThe specehes lately delivered by Mr. Kearney, leader of the working man's party in San Franeisco, are causing some concern to the authorities, as being calculated to bring about disturbances in consequence ...
Article : 76 wordsInformation has been received from Pekin to the effect that great dissatisfaction exists there, and that certain classes of the Chinese have broken out in open revolt. ...
Article : 45 wordsThe immigrants by the Sir Willham Wallace were landed on Saturday. Taking them all round they are a fine-bodied, healthy-looking set, of people. During the voyage a man fell overboard, but was rescued. ...
Article : 95 wordsMr. James Miller, foreman at Pechey's saw-mills, who was injured by the machinery on Friday afternoon died before Dr. Gorde could arrive. The body was terribly mangled. The funeral took place today, ...
Article : 77 wordsThe Australian Eleven commenced a match against Sixteen of South Australia on Friday. The first innings of the Sixteen closed for 206. Over 15,000 persons visited the Exhibition on ...
Article : 64 wordsThe captain of the immigrant ship Sir William Wallace reports all well. There have been no deaths or sickness on the voyage. The libel action brought against the Northern Aryus ...
Article : 171 wordsSir Starfford Northcote, the Chancellor of the Ex-chequer, delivered his budget speech last night. The revenue of the United Kingdom for the past year amounted to £80,860,000, the expenditure to ...
Article : 209 wordsThe labour schooner Mystery has arrived from the South Sea Islands. The master reports having been twice nearly wrecked on the voyage. He had to cut away the masts, end was drifting for some time off the ...
Article : 55 wordsCaptain Reddel, of the E. and A. Company's steamer Brisbane, has been completely exonerated in respect to the accident to his vessel in the Arsfura Sea. No danger wee previously known to exist within ...
Article : 83 words[We do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions expressed by our correspondents.] ...
Article : 15 wordsSIR,—The time-table now in use on the Southern and Western Railway is a feir sample of the way in which railway businees is managed in this colony. It is an anderstood thing on all the railways in the ...
Article : 554 wordsIt has been definitely resolved to adhere to the date fixed for closing the Exhibition—namely, the 20th of April. The German and Queensland courts close on the 17th instant. ...
Article : 347 wordsTo-morrow, being St. Patrick's Day, will be observed as a holiday by many of our townspeople, especially by our Hibernian friends. Ample means of amusement have been provided, chief among them ...
Article : 3,476 wordsMarlin W[?]rth, on remand, charged with the larceny of certain artieles, the properly of James Kempthorne, was again brought before the Bench. Mounted-Constable James Knox deposed to having ...
Article : 544 wordsA telegram from London strongly eulogises the Giffard process of meat-preserving as simpler than the Bell-Coleman system. The right of using the Gillard process has been patented in Australia. ...
Article : 173 wordsThe Commissioner of Crown Lands has instructed the Surveyor-General to place on the esti[?]ates for next year the sum of £3000 for constructing wells and reservoirs to water the country between Government ...
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Advertising : 348 wordsThe steamer Teanal, bound for Melbourne, experienced heavy gales when a out 400 miles from the New Zealand coast She completely stripped off all the fans of her screw and was obliged to return under ...
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