CHARLES RONIN, land jobber and agent. This was the day fixed for the final hearing. The Attorney-General appeared for the insolvent, and My Parker for the estate. ...
Article : 494 wordsEngland has a very strong constitution. We don't mean its political constitution—that we leave to speechamakers and bookwriters. We mean its constitution in the same sense as when ...
Article : 1,713 wordsBy the journals received from South Australia, we perceive that there is some probability of an adjustment of the difficulties that have arisen in developing the commerce of the ...
Article : 963 wordsThe following report* of elections at the several Ward meetings held on the 4th inst. were received:—Mr.John Weinert was returned for Ward No. 1; Mr. Carl Lanterbach for Ward No. 2: Mr. Thos. Pugh for ...
Article : 471 wordsSir—In the summary of a lecture, delivered at the Sturt Institute by the Her. E. Baker, published in your journal, I notice the rev. gentleman concludes by suggesting a ...
Article : 376 wordsPresent—All the members except Mr. Krichauff. Mr. Richardson was deputed to get the road on the Tin Put Ranges repaired, expense not to exceed £i 10s.; and the Surveyor was instructed to prepare ...
Article : 219 wordsThe Synod met at half-past 9, and went into Committee of the whole house to consider the reply to the address of the Lord Bishop. The following reply was drawn up. and presented in ...
Article : 1,205 wordsSir—Permit me, through the medium of your influential paper, to give expression to a long-cherisked idea of mine with regard to supplying the inhabitants of the city with pure ...
Article : 414 wordsPresent—Messrs. Bankine (Chairman), Paterson, McKenzie, and McKenzie, and Four tenders were opened for catting the banks of the Anpis, near Section 2779, viz.:—Char lea Turner, £12; ...
Article : 227 wordsFour feet two or three at tho most: some* what corpulent, broad-shouldered, and half' clad—like Lady Godiva or that mermaid Mr. Tennyson sighs to bo—in his own curls. Grey ...
Article : 1,152 wordsAustralia is remarkable, among other things, for the dryness of its climate and the absence of any considerable rivers whatever. This is a fact. I think, not difficult of explanation, and ...
Article : 3,395 wordsPresent—Messrs. Myth (Chairman), Jones, Turner, and White. The following correspondence was read :- A letter dispatched to Mr. G. K. Hamilton, as ordered ...
Article : 557 wordsSir—I must admit my great astonishment, on reading a paragraph in your paper, to the effect that 10,115 Chinese have arrived at Kobe Town alone during the present vear. Surely ...
Article : 426 words"We have already laid before our readers the results of some of the late experiments with clay soils in England, and will now proceed to trivet a few of the reasons from which we judge ...
Article : 1,351 wordsPresent—All the members. Resolved, that Mr. Lamb bo empowered to spend £5 in repairing the crossing of creek at Lamb's waterhole. ...
Article : 117 wordsPresent—Messrs. Chapman (in the chair), Baker, Hunt, and Gibbons. A memorial, signed by respectable ratepayers at Cherry Gardens, stropngly recommending Mrs. Osborne as a fit. ...
Article : 290 wordsPresent—Messrs. F. Ransford (Chairman), Christie, Williss, and Tarran. Resolved, that J. Cook be paid £10, balance of account for crecting bridge at the Stockvard. ...
Article : 89 wordsSir—The following is an extract from an i article on the Euphrates Railway, in the United Service Journal, October, 1856:— "We have become accustomed to Witness' ...
Article : 278 wordsPresent—Messrs. Shepherdson (Chairman), Wedd, Bell, and Manton. A letter from Mr. Dunn was laid on the table. Mr. Shields received instructions to repair a ...
Article : 191 wordsAt a public meeting to decide the number of cattle to be depastured on the waste lands for the ensuing year—Mr. Symonds in the chair—it was resolved Out 16 head to the 80-acre section be the number of cattle. ...
Article : 47 wordsPresent—Messrs. Symonds (Chairman), Harvey, Hooper, and kent. Letter read from the Association of District Chairman. Resolved, that this Council continne with the ...
Article : 236 wordsPresent—The Chairman, Mr. Polden, and Mr. Cameron. A letter was read from Mr. Tilly, resigning the Pound. ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Thu 14 May 1857, Page 3
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