THE members of the Corporation met at the Town Hall on Saturday for the purpose of electing a Mayor for the ensuing year. There were present—Aldermen Wilson, ...
Article : 1,228 wordsWARWICK.—There is no change to report in the local market since our last issue. Business is still quiet, and the prices quoted by local dealers remain unaltered. The ...
Article : 540 wordsHANLAN, the champion sculler, is at present staying at Putney. ...
Article : 20 wordsMR. THOMAS HUGHES, Q.C., delivered a lecture at the Working Men's College the other night on the new settlement in the State of Tennessee, in the United States, ...
Article : 386 wordsThe Home Rule party, upon the re-assembling of Parliament, challenged the action of the Speaker in putting a stop to the debate on the first rending of the Coercion Bill. ...
Article : 84 wordsLove may laugh at locksmiths, but it must not make fun of the High Court of Chancery, Mr. Frederick Arthur Law, a minor, had an opportunity of learning this [?] lesson ...
Article : 196 wordsMr. Michael Davitt has been again arrested. ...
Article : 14 wordsThe continuance of the debate on the Coercion Bill in the House of Commons has been marked by scenes of the most extraordinary excitement. The violence of the ...
Article : 171 wordsTaking advantage of the large number of agriculturists who came up to London to visit the Smithfield club cattle show, the Farmers' Club held a meeting on December 6, at which ...
Article : 706 wordsThe accounts from Ireland continue to be of the gravest character. We are told land league courts are springing up in various places, and the people are instructed to have ...
Article : 1,156 wordsThe Premier's motion for the adoption of a modified form of the cloture, in order to put a stop to obstruction in Parliament, was carried with acclamation, after the adoption ...
Article : 47 wordsAt a meeting of the Home Rulers held to-day it was agreed that the party should issue a manifesto to the Irish people denouncing the action of Parliament in causing the Home ...
Article : 72 wordsIn the House of Commons this evening the debate on the Coercion Bill was resumed, but there was a complete absence of disorderly scenes. The debate was adjourned ...
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Advertising : 392 wordsMr. Davitt has been sent to prison and ordeced to complete an unexpired portion of the sentence of penal servitude for Fenian agitation some years since, and which sentence was ...
Article : 44 wordsThe natives of Ashantee are evincing an attitude of hostility towards British traders and others. Great outrages have been committed, and a number of troops have been ...
Article : 49 wordsMr. Thomas Carlyle, the well known author, is dead. ...
Article : 16 wordsSince it has become generally known that the Government have dccided on the adoption of stern repressive measures to quell the disturbances in Ireland, there has been a ...
Article : 55 wordsAdvices from Sierra Leone state that there is every likelihood of an outbreak of hostilities, in consequence of the refusal of the Governor to surrender a native chief who was ...
Article : 45 wordsThe wool sales commence on the 15th. The new arrivals number 190,000. The total will probably number 300,000. ...
Article : 24 wordsThe rooms of the Dillettanti Club, in Argyle Street, were thrown open the other evening for an exhibition of specimens of a new development of photographic art to be known ...
Article : 175 wordsReports from some of the minor polling places for the Mitchell election have increased Mr. de Satge's majority to 65. The returns from Isisford and Muttaburra have not yet ...
Article : 131 wordsNOTWITHSTANDING all that has been advanced to prove the ruinous tendency of strikes and look-outs, that perverse individual, the British workman, has ...
Article : 1,189 wordsThe mails brought by the Orient Linsteamer Orient from Australia, and landed at Naples, were delivered in London on December 8, having left Adelaide on November 6. ...
Article : 88 wordsThere have been heavy rains in various parts of the colony, and a portion of Tamworth in flooded. Four inches of rain fell at Forbes in three hours, and many houses are ...
Article : 88 wordsThe Army Estimates for the forthcoming year, upon which the War Office are just now engaged, are likely to show a diminution, if only a small one, in the number of men to be ...
Article : 1,329 wordsForty feel of Collins-street, between Elizabeth and Swanston streets, realised to-day the sum of £30,500. ...
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Warwick Argus (Qld. : 1879 - 1901), Tue 8 Feb 1881, Page 2
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