FEB. 12.—The new cutter William, Walker, from Kangaroo Island, 5 tons salt. SAILED. FEB. 10.-The schooner Watertwitch, Talbert, for Swan ...
Article : 75 wordsCargo of the schooner Waterwitch, Talbert, for Swan River and Mauritius.—357 bags wheat, 72 bass flour, 102 bags rice, 50 boxes cordials, 2 kegs butter, 5 boxes cigars, 1 case preserved meat, 2 bags ginger, C. S. Penny; 3 cases ...
Article : 110 wordsMails tor Great Britain by the East London to London, will be closed on Wednesday the 14th instant, at 3 o'clock. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 230 wordsTHIS body commenced the renewed sittings yesterday. A report af the proceedings, which were merely preliminary, will he found in another column. They do not appear to call ...
Article : 44 wordsTO-MORROW being the day on which the Agricultural Society's important exhihition takes pince, we propuse to make a few remarks which have occurred to us in reference to the mode in ...
Article : 959 wordsTHE Council met this day at two o'clock, for dispatch of business. Present — All the members, except Major O'Halloran and Lieut. Dashwood. ...
Article : 518 wordsTHE PRJCKLY MIMOSA, OR ACACIA, OF KANGAROO ISLAND.—Referring to our correspondent's ("An Old Colonist") letter, we beg to state, that though not at all disposed to be sceptical, we ...
Article : 1,608 wordsSIR—Ia your valuable publication, of the 19th September, 1843, you did me the honor to insert a few remarks on the capabilities of that valuable apendage of our domicile, Kangat oo Island, where I endeavoured to point out, among other ...
Article : 645 words"Who is a wise man, and endued with knowledge among you? Let him show out of a good conversation his works with meekness of wisdom."—James iii, 13. SIR—A paragraph has appeared in a contemporaneous ...
Article : 344 wordsSIR—I observe the Government of Sydney have very wisely passed an act te abolish imprisonment for debt; I say wisely, for, during the severe struggle that colony is undergoing in pecuniary matters, much good will doubtless be effected ...
Article : 461 wordsWilliam Pearce, late of Rundle-street, Adelaide, merchant tailor, and now of Glenelg, near Adelaide, was this day brought up, charged at the instance of the official assignee, with having wilfully and fraudulently ...
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