BEFORE His Honor Mr. Justice Lutwyche. Mr. PRING, Q.C., announced that he had been appointed to the office of Attorney-General, in the place of Mr. Lilley, who had resigned. ...
Article : 612 wordsSIR,—The observations you have kindly permitted "a Juryman" to diffuse through your issue of this day can hardly be expected to pass unnoticed; and, as you have permitted them, I ...
Article : 512 wordsFROM our files of Rockhampton papers to the 12th August we abridge the following items of news respecting the gold-fields in the neighborhood of Rockhampton:— ...
Article : 814 wordsWE abridge from the Burnett Argus of August 3. The Gayndah and Burnett District Farmers' Club Show was held last Wednesday. A more ...
Article : 1,875 wordsON Wednesday, the 17th ultimo, John Egan, the mailman, met with a very sad accident here. On the day in question, he and Mr. Cameron were going out somewhere for a ride, and as the ...
Article : 483 wordsSIR,—In one of my peregrinations last evening, between 10 and 11 o'clock, I chanced to walk down Albert-street, and thoro ran against a figure heavily draped, with a billy-cock ...
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Article : 539 wordsFROM a catalogue, published in London, of the natural and industrial products of Queensland exhibited at the Paris Exhibition, we make the following extract:— ...
Article : 568 wordsA GREAT deal of dissatisfaction exists from the surrounding squatters feeding their sheep to within a few hundred yards of the town. The extent of the reserve is too small, as it is, ...
Article : 1,021 wordsSIR,—I would much like to have your attention drown to the fact that we, the men who worked for him on the Dalby Railway, have not yet received our wages from Mr. Bourne, nor ...
Article : 367 wordsFROM the report presented a few days ago to the shareholders of the Peak Downs Copper Mining Company, and adopted by them, we make the following extracts:— ...
Article : 723 wordsSIR,—The frequent change of Ministers and the consequent stoppage of the public business appears to be caused by the absence of union amongst the electors. No great principles can ...
Article : 199 wordsSIR,—I see by a statement in the Peak Downs Telegram that a boy named Garner has died from the poisonous qualities of a few Zamia nuts eaten by him. I would be glad, and no ...
Article : 81 wordsTHe first annual meeting of the above society was held last evening at the Town Hall. There was not a large attendance. Mr. Richard Bliss was in the chair, and called upon the ...
Article : 1,089 wordsSIR,—While reading the Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, by Sir Walter Scott in Vol. I. Ch. iij., on the proximate cause of the French Revolution, I find the following which may ...
Article : 169 wordsTHERE is some stir amongst the farmers in this district about sugar. Several have determined upon planting a few acres, and are, we hear, about making arrangements for procuring ...
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The Brisbane Courier (Qld. : 1864 - 1933), Sat 17 Aug 1867, Page 5
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