Present—The Worshipful the Mayor, Alderman Glandfield, Councillors Thomas, Hugall, Osborne, Clark, Cox, Baldwin, Goode, Sabben, and Wyatt. EXPLANATION. ...
Article : 3,935 wordsWhile the fair dimensions of New South wales are threatened with speedy contraction on the north side, a slice of its territory is also coveted by our neighbours to the west. New ...
Article : 1,306 wordsOf Port Adelaide. A first meeting. The insolvent was present, attended by Mr. Wearing. Mr. Gabriel Bennett was elected Trade Assignee; Mr. Wigley was appointed solicitor to the estate, and the petitioning creditor was represented by ...
Article : 1,111 wordsOh! Mr. Editor, what fearful times we do live in! Only think of the present Ministry going and getting leave to bring in a Bill to abolish that nice, popular Road Board, and making it a Government Office! I wonder the hon. ...
Article : 889 wordsSir—The question of bridge building [?]aving lately received considerable attention from the demands made in several localities for extensive bridges, I am induced to suggest to you the use of a steam floating bridge ...
Article : 587 wordsSir—A correspondent in the Register recently expressed surprise that the above subject had not attracted more poublic attention; to this also I must add my regret, and especially that the subject has been so little noticed ...
Article : 1,599 wordsSir—Will you oblige a north subscriber by publishing the following in your daily issue. Again we are to have hasty legislation on a serious national question—the North Railway. How is it possible for the Select Committee to ...
Article : 355 wordsDRUNKARDS.—John Cope and james Cra[?] were respectively fined 5s. for being drunk. ASSAULT. Robert Sinton was charged with assaulting Henry Moseley, on the 21st instant, at Glenelg. Henry ...
Article : 858 wordsADMISSION OF JEWS INTO PARLIAMENT.—In the House of Lords on the 1st July, the Earl of Derby salled attention to the position in which the House now [?]tood in reference to the question of the admission of ...
Article : 1,122 wordsGOVERNMENT BUSINESS: ORDERS OF THE DAY. 1. Execution Regulations Bill: second reading. 2. Divorces Matrimonial Causes Bill: third reading. HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY. ...
Article : 216 wordsDear Old Boy—It was Sisyphus and not Ixion Whom Pluto compelled to keep trundling a stone, And the other, if Lempriere we can rely on, Like Jim Crow was always kept wheeling alone[?] ...
Article : 125 wordsMeeting held at Woodside. Present—Messrs. F. Duffield (Chairman), S. Pugh, C. Lauterbach, and W. Priess. Copies of the proposed cemetery regulations were received. Mr. Smallacombe applied for a deviation of the road in the ...
Article : 401 wordsThis is the oldest and first established village north of Gawler, situated in a delightful valley, ornamented by[?] stately gums, abounding in excellent water and stone for building purposes unrivalled in the colony. We have the ...
Article : 280 wordsDRUNKENNESS.—One offence of this nature was met by the infliction of the usual fine 5s. ...
Article : 26 wordsThe following expose in reference to Mr. Rarey's horse-taming secret appears in the London Bell's Life of 4th July last:— "[?]The Horse-Taming Humbug[?]'—Never was the ...
Article : 2,032 wordsSUPREME COURT.—The Civil Sittings will be resumed to-day, when the following causes will be tried:—Thrupp and Anothe[?] v. Thomson and Another; Coleman v. Webb; and Elliott v. M'Carthy. ...
Article : 328 wordsBIBLE CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.— A numerously attended meeting of this Society was held on the 21st inst., in the Bible Christian Chapel, Bowden, Mr. Pickering in the chair. The meeting was addressed ...
Article : 292 wordsCENTRAL HEAT OF THE EARTH.—The fact that the temperature of the earth gradually increases towards the centre has attracted the attention of philosophers for more than a century. Evidences of a central heat are to ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Tue 28 Sep 1858, Page 3
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