Parliament was formally opened by his Excellency the Governor at noon to-day with the usual ceremonies. The speech refers to the change in the Ministry, ...
Article : 2,363 wordsThe miners' wages to be paid to-day at the various collieries will be the largest aggregate amount paid for the 12 months. The following is the number of days worked at each codiery during the past ...
Article : 1,314 wordsIncluded in the items given below will be found a copy of the prayer which the Primate has authorised to be used in the Anglican Churches of the diocese, supplicating the removal of the provailing industrial ...
Article : 742 wordsIt was during the "rests" of a lesson in fencing, given to one of his pupils, that a leading professor in the terps[?]chorcan art found time to answer the questions of a visitor who was anxious to learn the latest ...
Article : 2,075 words"Rip Van Winkle" will be performed during the week at the Gaiety Theatre by Dean's Youthful Opera Bouffe Company. Planquette's opera, which is remarkably full of tuneful ...
Article : 76 wordsFour years have elapsed since the second Australasian Church Congress assembled at Sydney. The first congress met at Melbourne, and, in the ordinary course of events, Adelaide would have been the next ...
Article : 482 wordsA new first part has lately been in rehearsal for presentation at the Royal Standard Theatre to-day, so that several fresh songs and other features of interest will be introduced. The entertainment will ...
Article : 122 wordsThe success [?]chieved by the Australian circus proprictors who have pitched their tent in Devonshirestreet on the opening night wass repeated last night, the enormous pavilion being again crowded. The ...
Article : 210 wordsMr. Matthow Arnold, in his "Friendship's Garland," pictures one of his minor characters, Sir Job Bottles, a stockbroker, as a man "with black hair, a fleshy nose, and a camellia in his button-hole." ...
Article : 1,782 wordsThe patronage accorded to the Alhambra Music Hall during the past week has given satisfaction to the management. One of the attractions has been the clever acrobatic teats of the Walhalla Brothers. ...
Article : 135 wordsMr. A. J. Thynne has consented to join the Government as a Minister without a portfolio, and will assist Mr. Wilson in conducting the Government business in the Legislative Council. ...
Article : 61 wordsMr. W. H. Whiddon's [?] concerts at the Y.M.C.A. Hall to-night will consist chietly of English ballad[?] and sundry new concerted vocal numbers will give additional interest to the programme, ...
Article : 182 wordsSt. Andrew's Cathedral.β8 and 11 a.m. Holy Communion. Preachers: 11, the Precentor; 3.15, Canon King; 7, the Dean. St. Mark's Darling Poit.β8, 11, and 7. Preachers: ...
Article : 517 wordsYesterday at the Albany Quartor Sessions Edward Wilson, a school teacher, aged 64, was charged with assaulting Frances Bradbury, a girl, aged 13 years, in February last. In his speech ...
Article : 113 wordsThe item by cable from London that Cardinal Moran intended on the 25th May presenting to the Pope "the pilgrims from New South Wales," is both mysterious and mislcading. No "pilgrims" have ...
Article : 592 wordsThe Cyclorama continues to attract a considerable share of public support. The fine representation of the Battle of Gottyahurg always a finds admirers, and the [?] effects add to the interest of the picture. ...
Article : 493 wordsThe New Zealand Rugby Union team will leave Wellington for Sydney on 21st June. ...
Article : 23 wordsCharles Reade's popular drama "It is Never Too Late to Mend" will be revived at Her Majestry's Theatre this evening, with new scenery by Mr. Clint in which the principal set will show a ravine ...
Article : 222 wordsThe adjourned inquest touching the death of Charles Nolan, who was stabbed by his father, was held to-day before Mr. Rodgerson, the coroner, and a jury. The evidenes disclosed a terrible state of ...
Article : 308 words"Alone in London," a four-act drama, by Robert Buchanan and Harriet Jay, which has not been performed in Sydney for a considerable time, will be revived at the Lyceum Theatre this evening under ...
Article : 206 wordsThe dash under the signature, the unnecessary rat-tat on the knocker the extravagant angle of the hat in bowing, the extremec unction in the voice, the business man's importance, the strut of the cock, ...
Article : 1,074 wordsSir,βThe reply of Mr. Lyne to the deputation that waited upon him to urge that the proposed line of railway from Bowral to Robertson should be reforred to the Public Works Committee was, in the ...
Article : 691 wordsA special collection in aid of the heathen missions was taken up in the Presbyterian churches on Sunday last. In a number of the churches sermons on the Free Church jubilee were preached. ...
Article : 116 wordsThe following are tne stock movements:β378 fat and store cattle, from other district to Albury market, various owners; 6700 fat and store sheep, from other districts to Albury market, various ...
Article : 195 wordsThe last nights of "The late Lamented" are announced at the Criterion Theatre, where the screaming farcical comedy is running as brightly as possible. The actors have now brisked up the business ...
Article : 223 wordsThe committee of the Central Methodist Mission are making arrangements for the accommodation of young women employed in factories and shops at the Centenary Hall during the lunch hour. It is ...
Article : 171 wordsThe romantic Irish drama "Shamus O'Brien or The Rebel Chief of '98," will be revived at the Theatre Royal by Mr. Alfred Dampior to-night, when that actor will reappear in one of his popular ...
Article : 141 wordsRobert Steed 33 paintor on remand, appeared before Mr. Whittingdale Johnson, S.M., at the Newtown Police Court yesterday, on a charge of having broken and entered the house of Albert John Studdy, ...
Article : 136 wordsAnniversary services in connection with the Marrickville Congregational Church Sunday School were hold on Sunday, 21st instant. The morning's service was conducted by the Rev. F. Binns, of Redfern ...
Article : 219 wordsMr. Harry Rickards announces an entire change of programme at the Tivoli Tneatre, in which one of the new features will be the first appearance of Messrs. Ringwood and Willoughby, musical artists ...
Article : 136 wordsMessrs. Ward Lock, Bowden, and Co. are to be congratulated on their children's "Advance Australia" A.B.O. The illustrations to oach letter of the alphabet are of characteristic Australian ...
Article : 256 wordsThe Salvation Army at Newtown was enabled on the Queen's Birthday, through the generosity of soldiers and friends, to entertain a large number of poor and hungry people. Over 400 adults sat down ...
Article : 82 wordsMr. Charles Compton, the new lesses of the Opera House, has the intention of founding a theatre where good melo-drama can be seen at cheap prices after the fashion that prevails at the Surreyside, ...
Article : 149 wordsThe general secretary, Mr. David Walker, records the receipt of two letter from the foreign mission field, one of which was from Mr. R. M. G. M'Dowall (late general secretary of the Christchurch, N.Z., ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 27 May 1893, Page 10
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