April 9,—Favorite, Ralph's Bay produce; ShanRalph's Bay, firewood; Crinoline, Peppermint Bay, firewood; Sea Gull, Peppermint Bay, timber; Emma Jane, Simpson's Bay, firewood; Grecian, ...
Article : 111 wordsIT has become so much the fashion with us, to talk about our resources and to stop at that stage without doing anything to develope them, that the opportunity is ...
Article : 1,185 wordsWE are inundated with correspondence on this subject, for which we regret to say that we cannot find room. We select from the mass of communications two letters ...
Article : 195 wordsSIR,—Some of our sapient Aldermen have stultified themselves, and indeed done something worse, by depriving the citizens of light for theensuingdark and dismal winter nights, by a vote which you have ...
Article : 682 wordsApril 9.—Wind, S. W. light; weather, gloomv Bar. 30. Them. 40. Ozone 9. LOW HEADS. April 9.—Wind, S. E. fresh, clear. Bar. 30.40 ...
Article : 31 wordsThe Daniel Watson, and the Isabella hence for Dunedin, we learn by private letter, experienced heavy N. W. gales down to the Solander's and had afterwards light easterly winds with foggy ...
Article : 428 wordsTHE " Swansea Packet," very fully supplied with provisions and stores for the relief of the missing exploration party, left the wharf at ten o'clock last evening for Macquarie ...
Article : 107 wordsA Rifle Match took place in the Domain on Tuesday, between 10 of the 1st and 10 of the 2nd Rifles, at 200, 300, and 400 yards range, 5 shots each. The match was commenced at three o'clock ...
Article : 110 wordsThere is very little doing in the wheat market, the absence of all speculation in the other colonies, and the few transactions reported, have tended to give a boaviness to our own quotations, but present ...
Article : 238 wordsThe inhabitants will learn with very great pain and surprise, that an assault of a most serious nature has been committed upon this highly esteemed gentleman, by a cab-propriter named ...
Article : 516 wordsSIR—I cordially approve of the remarks made in your valuable journal of yesterday and to-day. referring to the "extraordinary and scandalous vote of the Municipal Council, dooming the streets ...
Article : 368 wordsFlour remains dull at about £10 per ton. Oats, good feed 3s. [?]10d. prime seed, 4s. to 4s. 2d. per bushel. Prime potatoes are plentiful at about £3 10s. per ton.—Chronicle. ...
Article : 34 wordsWe are in receipt of Melbourne papers to the 7th inst., but their market intelligence is singularly meagre, we subjoin the only general intelligence in the files to hand. The Argus of the 5th inst. ...
Article : 257 wordsHis Honor took his seat at 10 o'clock. TRIAL FOR STABBING—EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OF THE ACCUSED. Jomes Graham alias Haley stood charged for that ...
Article : 5,145 wordsWe have Melbourne papers by the Black Swan to the 7th inst. Our telegraphic message made reference to a quarrel that had arison between the Legislative ...
Article : 3,282 wordsDaily Times Office, Saturday Evening.—17 March. Reviewing business in this city since we lost had the opportunity, of addressing, our numerous readers, we have not, we regret to say, any very favorable ...
Article : 173 wordsTwo drunkards were each fined 10s. One brawler was fined 10s., and two offenders for using obscene language were each fined 10s. Bridget Finlay was sent to the House of Correction for three months ...
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The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), Thu 10 Apr 1862, Page 2
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