The following is an abstract of the proceedings of the Civil Sittings of the Supreme Court, which commenced November 14 and terminated November 24:—[Before His Honor Mr. Justice Boothby.] ...
Article : 589 wordsA political writer says "Prap[?]ty is the base of all civilization." For ourselves we thought it was the capital. ADVICE TO TUSCANY. ...
Article : 2,300 wordsThe motion for the abolition of export duties has been negatived. Markets are unchanged, bat flour is dull. The weather is terribly hot. ...
Article : 33 wordsSir—The subject Mr. Abrahams has mooted, and to which you have devoted a leading article, is indeed one of very great importance, and I hope that it will receive duo attention ...
Article : 224 wordsSir—For many reasons I could bare been well content to forego any claim to the palm referred to in the above motto, adopted by one of your correspondents as his nom de plume: ...
Article : 630 wordsWhen the master of many legions condescends to argue, he mist receive respectful attention and a well-considered reply. He proposes to convince instead of to compel; he ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 47 wordsOPERATIVES AND THEIR EMPLOYERS.—At an adjourned meeting of delegates for the various trades in London, held September 13, at the Shaftesbury Hall, Aldersgate-street, a ...
Article : 2,911 wordsLUNACY.—A destitute-looking young woman named Doherty was charged with being a dangerous lunatic. Joseph Brown, of West-terrace, said he saw the prisoner looking into his garden. On asking her what she ...
Article : 93 wordsWe lately had occasion to censure the practice—a growing one—of extra-judicial talk and an incontinence of small morality and sermonizing from the Bench. It infects our ...
Article : 1,539 wordsWool is still coming in in large quantities, and I hear that some comes from the Victorian side, in preference to being taken to Portland. From all accounts, the shipping of that place is rapidly falling off; reports say ...
Article : 239 wordsThe Tann[?]ua golu-diggings are now pretty well forgotten. It ap; ears, however, that the treasures hidden in our neighbourhood of the Barossa Range are at least partly to be brought to the light of day, and if ...
Article : 206 wordsThe usual monthly meeting of the above Association was held in Pulteney-street Schoolroom, on Saturday last, when, considering the extreme heat of the weather, there was a tolerable attendance. Mr. King was voted ...
Article : 3,496 wordsWe extract the following from an interesting pamphlet, forming the first part of a publication issued under the title," Some Account of the [?] Life of Louis N[?]poleon F[?] ...
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South Australian Register (Adelaide, SA : 1839 - 1900), Mon 5 Dec 1859, Page 3
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