CAPRICKS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE.—There is something strangely capricious in criminal justice, severity and indulgence being too often found where the circumstances least warrant them. Ann Evans was an ...
Article : 3,389 wordsA meeting of the Destitute Board was held yesterday, the members in attendance being the Rev. Mr. Ingram (in the chair), the Rev. Mr Ryan, the Colonial Surgeon, Mr Giles, J.P., Rev. Mr. Gardner, Colonial ...
Article : 1,352 wordsPresent—Messrs. George Clark (Chairman), Cox, Bandle, and Letchford. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. The Chairman reported the receipt of a Government circular, ...
Article : 236 wordsPresent—Messrs. Henry Scherwder (Chairman), A. Fredler, sen., L. R. Treuer, and Christian Keppner. The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. The Clerk reported having collected rates to the amount of ...
Article : 252 wordsJAMES TOBITT, of Nuriootpa, miller, came up for his second hearing. As he had not filed his schedule, the only business that could be gone into was the prooving of some debts, after which the case was ...
Article : 205 wordsTUNKILLO DISTRICT SCHOOL.—A meeting of the Committee appointed by the subscribers to the above school was held at the George Inn, Wedmore, on the 5th inst., Mr. John Davey in the chair, when ...
Article : 1,893 wordsAUSTRALIA'S BANE.—Edward James pleaded guilty to having exceeded the bounds of moderation on the previous day, but begged hard for forgiveness, his exchequer being in anything but a flourishing ...
Article : 2,350 wordsSir—On Friday last I wrote to the editor of the Register as follows:— "Sir—In a leading article in this morning's paper, [?]heatded 'The Real Property Act,' appears the ...
Article : 230 wordsTHE VICTORIA THEATRE.—The "Stranger" or Misanthropy and Repentance, was produced last evening; the principal characters being sustained by Mr. Holloway and Miss Maria Nelson. Mr. Holloway's ...
Article : 732 wordsSir—How is it that in the neighbourhood of Adelaide the footpaths are entirely cut up by horses, bullock-drays, carts, gigs, and every description of vehicle, while the foot-travellers are obliged to walk ...
Article : 161 wordsHis Excellency the Governor-in-Chief has prorogued the Parliament of South Australia from the 20th day of July instant, to the 27th day of August next, when both Houses will meet for the dispatch of business. ...
Article : 2,474 wordsSir—Amongst the many reforms that no doubt your attention will be drawn to, none deserves more immediate remedy than our so-called educational system. ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Tue 13 Jul 1858, Page 3
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