The Postmaster-General submitted to the Cabinet to-day the conclusions of the intereolonial postal conference. He will make a statement in the Assembly to-morrow. ...
Article : 247 wordsMr. Darley was yesterday withed upon by all the Supreme Court Judges, except Mr. Justice Windeyer, who was engaged the whole of the day at Darlinghurst, by a large number of members of each branch of the legal ...
Article : 859 wordsA youth was committed for trial on Saturday for interrupting the service of the Salvation Army, by throwing pricks on the iron roof of the meeting-house during the service. The law prevented the Bench from dealing ...
Article : 1,492 wordsCUSTOM-HOUSE.—Entered Outwards: November 29 Burrumbeet (s.), 1561 tons, Captain G. Tait, for Melbourne, via Newcastle: Anrora, schooner, 138 tons, Captain M. B. Brown, for Port Mackay, via Newcastle; Kussa barque, 307. tons, Captain ...
Article : 1,449 wordsIt would seem as if the management of this theatre had struck oil in the production of a dramatic version of Alexandre Dumas' celebrated romance "Monte Christo." The theatre was well attended again last evening, and ...
Article : 881 wordsThe steamer. Whampoa passed the port yesterday bound south. Captain Mackay, returned yesterday from searching for the guns thrown overboard from Captain Cook's ...
Article : 172 wordsOn Saturday evening a concert was given in the Old Masonic Hall, York-street, by the members of the Herald Office, with the assistance of several well-known ladies and gentlemen, in aid of the widow and orphans of the late Mr. ...
Article : 419 wordsH.M.S. Nelson anchored in the river this morning. A reply has been received from the Prince of Wales in response to an invitation from the Government to Visit Australia. His Royal Highness says that if it ...
Article : 67 wordsA social gathering was held at Young and Jackson's Hotel to-night, under the auspices of the Victorian Rowing Association, in honour of William Beach. Mr. J. G. Turner, president of the association, ...
Article : 187 wordsMessrs. Majeroni and Wilson have made arrangements with the Royal management for the production of the London and Melbourne success, "Jim the Penman." Sir Charles Young has in his society drama taken the career ...
Article : 220 wordsSir,—As an old planter in the New Hebrides, permit me, through your columns, to refor to certain statements contained in Mr. W. E. Abbott's letter in the Herald of the 23rd instant. ...
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Article : 934 wordsLast evening Shakespeare's brilliant comedy, "Much Ado About Nothing," was reproduced for two nights only. The house was well filled, and the piece was received with great applance. The Beatrice of Miss Essie Jenyns is not ...
Article : 206 wordsMr. Richard Stevenson, one of the candidates for the electorate of Wollombi, addressed a well-attended public meeting from the balcony of Robley's Union Hotel, Gosford, to-night. The chair was occupied hy Mr. H. C. Wheeler, ...
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Article : 558 wordsThe Statement in your article re the importation of vegetables into Sydney discloses a lamentable state of affairs for New South Wales. Now what is the cause of this fallingoff of garden and general agricultural produce in this ...
Article : 432 wordsThe srock passings to date are as follows: 600 bullocks, from Grafton for Muswellbrook, Carlton Bros. owners; 480 bullocks, from Queensland for Muswellbrook, W. Keys owner, Mr. Blair in charge. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 82 wordsTo-morrow evening will be performed, for the first time in Sydneyy a cantata by the esteemed English musician Mr. Ebenezer Prout, who has followed his first important vocal work by one whose here is the great Saxon King, Alfred, ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Tue 30 Nov 1886, Page 8
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