SIR,—There is a statement in Mr. Parkes's address to the [?]ors of East Sydney, to which I beg to call attention. It has been made in substance many times over by members of the Defence Association, and, if true, it throws ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 1,032 wordsSIR,—A statement made by the Rev. J. Graham in ti-day's paper appears to me so highly objectionable that I feel compelled to address you upon the subject. Mr. Graham says, " It is to teach sectarian dogmas ...
Article : 417 wordsTHE mail steamer Normanby, Captain Park, arrived at Townsville early this morning. She left Singapore on the 23rd, and brinds one hundred bags mails. ...
Article : 117 wordsAUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMS. ...
Article : 7 wordsTHE foundation stone of a new Roman Catholic church at Wombat was laid by Bishop Lanigan, of Goulburn, to-day. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe commencement of the railway line at this ond will be celebrated to-morrow by a half-holiday and procession. The Major will turn the first sod. ...
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Article : 22 wordsBefore Vice Admiralty Court.—An application to admit claim and that the seizor be required to proceed by plea of proof in re Margaret Jane, schooner, seized for an alleged breach of the Kidnapping Act, ...
Article : 53 wordsLord Derby has recovered from the Spanish Government £15,000, half of which is for the families of the English sailors of the Virginius who were massacred. ...
Article : 73 wordsMr. Balfour withdrew his motion for a call of the Council in reference to the Payment of Members Bill, the second reading of which is fixed for Tuesday next. ...
Article : 141 wordsPer lb.—Black pepper, 5 31/42d., white 8½d,; coffee, Polembang, 8d., Balli 7d.; pearl sago, small, l¾d.; tapioca, medium, 2¾d.; nutmegs, 3s.; mace, 3s.; rice, per ton, Siam, mill cleaned, £7 19s. 7d.; ...
Article : 169 wordsSIR,—I shall feel obliged by your granting me sufficient space in your columns to call attention to Mr. William Foster's connection with "Murmurs of the Stream." The circumstance has no public interest ...
Article : 1,434 wordsARRIVED.—Sarah Ann, barque, from Newcastle. SAILED.—At 6, Barrabool (s.), for Sydney. ...
Article : 16 wordsThe mortality at Yorke's Peninsular is increasing. Thirty deaths have occurred this month. Typhoid is spreading, and serious apprehensions are entertained. The weather is oppressive. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 946 wordsSIR,—One of the most brilliant and extraordinary occurrences, which is said to take place every century, was seen by many of the inhabitants of this town—namely, Venus passing Lund. It took place on the evening of November ...
Article : 377 wordsTwo events are to happen to-day—the election for East Sydney, and the transit of Venus; the importance of one being purely local and temporary, and of the other world-wide and enduring. ...
Article : 1,280 wordsThe Hon. G. A. Lloyd has been elected by a majority of sixty-seven. There was great excitement on the declaration of the poll. The numbers polled were as follows:— ...
Article : 814 wordsTHE following notices appear in the Government Gazette published yesterday:- TILLS ABOLISHED.—Toll have been abolished at the Apple-tree Flat and Sceme toll-gates, on the Great ...
Article : 835 wordsTHE decline in Peak Downs Copper was the only noticeable feature in the copper market to-day. Sales were made at 9s. 6d., 9s. 9d., and 10s., closing with sellers at 9s. 9d. Buyers ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Wed 9 Dec 1874, Page 7
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