Present—The Mayor; Aldermen La[?]ar, Glandfield, and Elliott; and Councillors Osborne, Cox, Cotterell, Gouge, Pannell, Hugall, Thomas, Birrell, and Hubble. HINDMARSH WARD. ...
Article : 2,392 wordsWe Have Calcutta advices to January 15, being 10 days later than dates recently received. The intelligence is of an important character. Brigadier Rowcroft has defeated 12,000 rebels ...
Article : 180 wordsPresent—Mr. Belt (in the Chair), Mr. Macdermott, M.P., and Mr. Wright. The SECRETARY reported that many of the teachers' returns for February contained complaints of their diminished ...
Article : 595 words[Before Mr. S. Beddome, P.M., and Mr. E. J. Peake, M.P.] DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.—John Taggart and Patrick Doyle fined 5s. each for being drunk.—Wm. Donald, charged with shouting and singing in the streets, and stopping ...
Article : 298 wordsFrom the Mauritius advices have reached Melbourne to January 20. The chief item of information relates to the triumph of free over slave labour, the former being shown to be three ...
Article : 47 wordsSir—I can well afford to correct the error I allowed to appear in my letter yesterday. Instead of "those two amounts added together," read "about double those two amounts;" and further on, read "a third ...
Article : 184 wordsFlour, £17 10s. to £18. Wheat, 7s. 3d. Business is firmer. SHIPPING. ...
Article : 37 wordsDRUNKENNESS.—Andrew Storey, George Shaw, Stephen Cronin, and Henry Randall severally pleaded guilty to this charge, and were each fined in the usual penalty of 5s. John Anderson, a man of color, of whom the sergeant of ...
Article : 540 wordsThis was a first meeting. The Crown Solicitor attended for insolvents, and Mr. Hicks for J. M. Solomon & Co., creditors; Mr. Brown attended as accountant. ...
Article : 786 wordsBy the Admella we have Launceston and Hobart Town papers respectively to the 26th and 28th ult., from which we select the following extracts:— THE BRONZED FOUNTAIN POR ST. JOHN'S-SQUARE, ...
Article : 576 wordsSir—Perceiving an article in a late number of the Register, headed "Sanitary Condition of Adelaide," it struck me at the time that the subject was most unfairly, unjustly dealt with. An omnibus or a train ...
Article : 548 wordsThe following was yesterday posted outside the Telegraph Oifice:— MELBOURNE SHIPPING. March 7. ...
Article : 73 wordsOur Victorian Parliament is in that state of coma which is the prelude of dissolution; and nevertheless the sun rises and sets with its accustomed regularity, and the poles of the earth have not come together. ...
Article : 2,316 wordsPresent—Messrs. Rankine (Chairman), Hiles and Bache. The Clerk to post the list of constables in all public places, and appoint a day for hearing objections to such list of constables. ...
Article : 110 wordsWe have papers to the 1st instant. The chief item of news is connected with the Rev. Abbot Gregory's recent nomination of a Protestant gentleman to a seat at the Board of the Roman ...
Article : 1,356 wordsGOVERNMENT INTERFERENCE.—Some time prior to the departure of the last mail from England, an Imperial decree was issued in France regulating the supply of bread. This absurd ...
Article : 727 words[Before Mr. Commissioner Mann, and Messrs. W. Milne, M.P., and A. Hay. M.P.] LAMBERT V. DAWSON.—The Court assembled this morning to give its decision upon Mr. Bagot's application ...
Article : 428 wordsSir—Mr. Gilbert in his letter of the 1st inst. looks down upon Mr. Torrens for advertising. Now I imagine the public differ from that gentleman. Mr. Torrens in his letter says the Act requires it, and we ...
Article : 229 wordsYesterday morning the crew of the American ship E. Norris were brought before the Williamstown Police Court on suspicion ef having wilfully fired the vessel. ...
Article : 969 wordsTHE BENCH OF MAGISTRATES.—This body will sit at the Local Court-House on Monday next, the 14th instant, for the granting of licences and renewals. We thus remind those of our readers interested in the ...
Article : 110 wordsARSON.—Rebecaa Page, an elderly married woman, was charged, on the information of James B. Taylor, farmer, of Leasingham, with having on the 26th of January last feloniously set fire to a stack of hay on his farm. She pleaded ...
Article : 937 wordsA LITTLE DIFFICULTY IN THE WAY.—An enterprising travelling agent for a well-known Cleveland Tombstone Manufactory, lately made a business visit to a small town in an adjoining county. Hearing in the village ...
Article : 255 wordsHow WOMEN ARE SPOILED.—The Knickerbocker thus touches the kind of beings that spoil very respectable women, in idle efforts to be very ordinary men:— "There were some 'strong-minded women' speakers at ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Tue 8 Mar 1859, Page 3
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