Monday.—Two brothers Hall and Moore were committed for trial for stealing forty-one head of cattle from Band and Chapman's station on the Macquarie. The cattle were sold to a ...
Article : 82 wordsCONSIDERED in connection with an article, entitled "Our Blue Jackets," which appeared in the Herald of this day week as an extract from the Spectator, the action lately taken by ...
Article : 1,607 wordsMonday.—The speculation in the Sandhurst mine increases; the Government laid on a special train on Saturday for Sandhurst, at 10 o'clock; other speculators waited an hour later and hired ...
Article : 148 wordsDRUNKENNESS. One drunkard was punished. ...
Article : 16 wordsTwo drunkards were punished. DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. Two persons convicted of having been drunk, and disorderly were dealt with in the usual ...
Article : 164 wordsMonday.—The Government have declined to assist the unemployed.—Arrived: Southern Cross (s.) from Newcastle. ...
Article : 19 wordsMonday—Parliament is to meet the first week in November.—Matthias Block has been captured at Wellington, New Zealand. ...
Article : 23 wordsMonday.—There is less inquiry for wheat, ana no transactions are reported,—Fine rain fell throughout the colony on Saturday. It was much wanted for the crops. ...
Article : 30 wordsWellington, October 5.—The New Tariff is meeting with considerable opposition.—Sir David Monro is to go into the Upper House.— A strong meeting was held at Invercargill ...
Article : 40 wordsOne drunkard was punished. OBSCENE LANGUAGE. John Corcoran, convicted of having made use of obscene language within hearing, in ...
Article : 145 wordsThe war steamers belonging to the Australian Squadron, and now lying in Port Jackson, are under orders as follows :—On Thursday the Clio will sail for Melbourne, the Rosario for the ...
Article : 214 wordsNOT WISE.—Yesterday, we noticed man taking a turn round our city, who, whenever he could get a few persons round him, commenced exhibiting a large black snake he had in his ...
Article : 2,485 wordsOne drunkard was punished. DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. One person convicted of having been drunk and disorderly was punished in the usual ...
Article : 128 wordsTHE Conference, from which such great and important results were expected, has been held. The delegates have returned to their respective homes. What have they achieved? ...
Article : 1,756 wordsThe Surveyor-General, who arrived in Newcastle on Monday last, on his long-promised visit of inspection of the commonage lands, made an appointment, and was to have met ...
Article : 342 wordsOne day, during the early part of last week, alderman Greirson's wife noticed a thick smoke issuing from the chimney of Mr. Watkins Williams's house, and, impacting it to be on fire, ...
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The Newcastle Chronicle (NSW : 1866 - 1876), Sat 21 Oct 1871, Page 2
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