This was a petition by Mrs. Rose Brady for a decree for a judicial separation from her husband, Mr. Daniel Brady, and for permanent alimony. Mr. Atkinson appeared for the petitioner, and Mr. Hanson ...
Article : 891 wordsThe Governor was privately married on Saturday last at South Yarra. Flour, £20 to £20 10s. Further credible reports are received of the existence of salmon in ...
Article : 38 wordsSir—If one subject more than another deserves the attention of the colonists of South Australia, it is the safety of those that have to cross the ocean either coming from or going to the mother country. A few ...
Article : 763 wordsThe influenza is raging virulently in Tasmania, and several fatal cases have occurred. The troops are ordered to hold themselves in readiness to take their departure to Taranaki. ...
Article : 34 wordsBy[?] the arrival of the Oscar, we have dates to the 21st July, from which we extract the following:— WRECKS ON THE COAST.—A register of wrecks and serious casualties to shipping within the ports and ...
Article : 1,429 wordsSir—The incidence of taxation in political economy is necessarily a prominent subject. Hence it was very generally brought forward at the various meetings during the recent general election. The only ...
Article : 888 wordsPresent—His Worship the Mayor, Aldermen Colton and Cox, and Councillors Pannell, Osborne, Williams, Rankin, Thomas, Cotterel, Kitely, Burrell, Clark, and Fox. ...
Article : 2,939 wordsFinal hearing. Mr. Cullen appeared on behalf of the insolvent, and Mr. Knox for the trade assignee. The insolvent was examined by Mr. Knox at great length ...
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Article : 295 wordsINDECENCY.—William Ogden was charged on the information of Inspector Reid, with exposing his person in Weymouth-street on Wednesday. Mr. Andrews attended for the prisoner. Three witnesses deposed to the commission ...
Article : 2,341 wordsSir—I shall feel obliged if you can inform me whether a stranger can take notes of hon. members' speeches in the people's gallery of the House of Assembly. I was intending taking a few notes on ...
Article : 131 wordsSir—I have just read Major Warburton's circumlocutory letter to you. I am sorry to find he has recently been an invalid, and am glad to learn that he is in health again, but regret that I cannot ...
Article : 911 wordsNOTICE OF MOTION: [?] [?]. Mr. YOUNGHUSBAND— "To ask the Hon. the Chief Secretary if he has any objection to inform the House of the result of the tender for ...
Article : 991 wordsVICTORIA THEATRE.—There was a tolerable attendance at the Victoria Theatre last evening (Monday) to witness the performance of Professor Bushell. The first part comprised a series of electrical ...
Article : 226 wordsThe Age of July 21 contains the following telegram:— Sydney, 20th July. A meeting was held last night at St. Mary's ...
Article : 89 wordsThe Hobart Town Mercury contains a Sydney telegram in which the following passage occurs:— The Empire publishes further news from their correspondent, showing the imbecility of Colonel ...
Article : 62 words"Come out here, and I'll lick the whole of you," as the boy said when he saw a jar of sugar-sticks in a sh[?]p window. ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Tue 24 Jul 1860, Page 3
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