BEFORE the full Court. EX PARTE BOLTON—PROHIBITION. The arguments in this case were terminated. Their Honors reserved judgment. ...
Article : 24 wordsMR. SPEAKER took the chair at twenty-nine inuterpast three. POST-OFFICE, MURRURUNDI. Mr. DANGAR asked the Secoretary for Pablic Works— ...
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Article : 129 wordsA LARGE, enthusiastic, and orderly meeting was held at the Twelve Mile Rush, on Saturday, 4 th July, at 3 p.m. About 900 miners were present the greater part of whom came from two and five miles to attend t[?]e meeting. ...
Article : 2,840 wordsThursday, 18.—William Lewis, for proof of debts and examination. James McRae, adjourned examination. Friday, 17.—Thomas James, John Thomas Moran, and Thoma Hanna, first. Mary Bourke, Jacob Levi, Louisa D. Onge ...
Article : 99 wordsCA SA MCTION. INTERPLEADER.—Morton v. Cov. MOTIONS.—M Claer v. Haswell, Buckley v. Dillon, Davies v. Mooney, Mackinlay v. Abercrombie, Mulhall ...
Article : 123 wordsOfficial correspondence with Mr. Adams respecting the Confedera e[?]gents is England has just been published; also o[?]re pondence with Mr. Adems respecting the enlistment of British subjects in the Pederal army. ...
Article : 1,497 wordsTHE following is an extract from a private letter received by the mail yesterday, on h[?] interesting contest between Richard Green and Robert Chambere, for the champion ship of the world:— ...
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Advertising : 570 wordsBALMAIN TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY—The regular weekly meeting of this [?]ty was held last Tues a evening, in the Temperance Hall, Balmaing Mr. Ronald presided on the occasion, and the speakers were Mr. ...
Article : 194 wordsCHAMPI NSHIP OF THE W RLD.—The match between the present champion of the Thames (R. Chambers) and the champion of Australia (R. Green) has progressed thus for with the beat prospecte of a continuance of the ...
Article : 1,001 wordsOn Saturday evening, May 9, a deputation of trades unionists waited on Mr. Adama, the American minister, for the purpose of placing in his bands an address to President Linvoln, adopted at the late Trades' Union ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Fri 17 Jul 1863, Page 8
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