Twas on the closing of the year. About the time of Yule, Came four-and-twenty loose M.P.'s Tale-telling out of school; ...
Article : 1,191 wordsThe Attorney-General applied for a rule nisi under a point reserved at the trial of this action to show cause why the verdict for the plaintiff should not be set aside, or a nonsuit entered and a verdict for the defendant given on the grounds ...
Article : 3,341 wordsThe tradesmen and others of this and the neighboring townships having heard that Mr. Samuel D-ew, storekeeper, was about to visit England, and intended to leave by the first mail, invited him to a supper at the ...
Article : 502 wordsTHE GRAIN PEODUCE OF TASMANIA.—We have before us the official returns of the quantities of gram and potatoes produced in 1857 in the four districts of Launceston, Longford, Morven, and Westbury, ...
Article : 583 wordsThis was a final hearing. The insolvent had carried on the business of a fanner and baker, at the River Bremer, and attributed his insolvency to a failure of his expected crop. There is no possibility of any ...
Article : 567 wordsPresent—Messrs. Watson (Chairman). George Dickerson, W. Haines, jun. Resolved, that the fine against all persons having slaughtering licences be enforced, if the monthly returns ...
Article : 71 wordsThe following cases are set down for hearing this day:— Crofts v. Gowling. Knapman v. Eyre. Michelmore v. Harris. ...
Article : 60 wordsPresent—Messrs. John Mudge (Chairman), John Gribble, and Henry Fox. Minutes of the last meeting read and confirmed. Letter read from Mr. P. Hollins, tendering his resignation ...
Article : 146 wordsDRUNKENNESS.—Thomas Rawson was charged with being drunk in the streets, but was dismissed with a caution. CARELESS DRIVER.—James Ashton was charged on the information of Police Inspector Reid with being at too ...
Article : 1,804 wordsIt is sometimes useful to note the similarity of feeling and opinion, of wants and wishes, among people under very different circumstances, or rather, under circumstances supposed to he more different than ...
Article : 1,939 wordsTHE CIRCUS.—Notwithstanding the unfavorable weather the performance of last evening attracted a very numerous attendance. The successes of Monsieur Pablo Fanquewere received, as indeed they merited, ...
Article : 103 wordsPresent—J. Pickering (Acting-Chairman), W. Langman, P. Dungey, and J. Maley. The Poundkeeper attended with lils book, which was examined and signed by the Chairman. ...
Article : 112 wordsTHE EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTHEEN ITALY.—In a paper by Dr. Lacaita, presented to the Royal Institution on this subject, the following results are given:On the whole, by this terrific earthquake (in 1858) at ...
Article : 588 wordsCHOWN LANDS OPEN FOB SELECTION.—The following is a return to an order of the Legislative Assembly, dated 16th. February, 1859, for—1. The number of acres open for selection, at the upset price of £1 ...
Article : 1,047 wordsCLAYTON CHAPEL, KENSINGTON.—A teameeting was held on the evening of Monday, April 11, at the Kensington Institute, in connection with the services recognizing Mr. Drane as Minister of Clayton ...
Article : 416 wordsA Jockey, who incautiously burnad his fingers by taking up his toast frsm the fire, and broke the plate by letting it fall, observed that it was to bad to lose the plate after having won the heat. ...
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The South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Wed 13 Apr 1859, Page 3
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