ORDERED FOR EXECUTION,—On Wednesday, Mr Wallace, governor of the gaol, East Maitland, received notice to warn for execution George. Swan, convicted at the late Circuit Court of the murder of John Barton. ...
Article : 54 wordsCommercially the week has been, satisfactory as considerable activity has marked mercantile transactions. Matters of general public interest have been few, the arrival of the August mails being, of course, the ...
Article : 479 wordsPORTRAIT OF "ZOE."—Again, to our intense disappointment, we are compelled to postpone publishing the promised engraving of the Champion Mare. Having pledged ourselves to present our friends with a faithful ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 251 wordsMessrs Burt,and Co report a large number of middle class horses through their sales this week; stone useful stock have sold well, particularly harness horses On Monday, draught horses went from £23 to £40: on Wednesday a lot from the Clarence from £14 to £24 on ...
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Advertising : 2,015 wordsAUSTRALIAN TURPINS.—At the Police Court, on Monday, two very romantic looking customers, named Robert Davis, but better known to the friends whom he honours with his friendship as "Long Bob," and Charles Jones, ...
Article : 390 wordsTARANAKI, TUESDAY, SEPT. 11.—From a person from Bell Block we hear that the forces, campoil at Mahoctahi last night, started before daylight this morning, and were seen at Ngateiparirum and Kairan pals, which were in ...
Article : 764 wordsA telegram reached town on Wednesday evening from Mr Jones, of Yass, announcing the discovery of a FOUR HUNDRED OUNCE NUGGET in the deep sinking, Now Chum Hill, on Friday last. The nugget is said to be ...
Article : 324 wordsOne morning secreely a fortnight after General, Jackson's arrival at the White House, a shabby-genteel looking man presented himself at his parlor, and, after the usual salutation and shaking of hands, expressed his ...
Article : 459 wordsEQUERSTRIENNE presents her compliments and begs leave to assure the Editor of Bell's Life that, she is Wil ling to enlist in the first Amazonian Rifle Corps, if the Sydney girls, have the courage to dare the well-known ...
Article : 179 wordsSAGACTIY IN A DOG.—On Monday last the flood had caused Myers creek to rise to some contidorable extont. A woman having to cross, made use of a large log which is used at a crowing place when the creek is high, On ...
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Chronicle (NSW : 1860 - 1870), Sat 13 Oct 1860, Page 3
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