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... led mie to live among that 7 class, and the accounts I saw of them were per- ni fectly true. I should like to emigrate to Australia, n4 where I could get oin by perseverance, for I have fE plenty of that. I wouldn't be an acrobat there, of course, but a ...
... T OW N EDIT ION. 1 THE ERA OFFICE, SUNDAY, TWO A.M. THE LATEST NEWS. AUSTRALIA. (BY TELEGRIAM TIROUGII MIR. REUTER'S OFFICEi.) I (Via Trieste.) MELBOURNE, APRIL 25.-The M'Culloch Government has retarned to office. The Tariff Bill has again been introdaced ...
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... heartily received. e MAILS FOR AUSTRALIA ANDP NaW ZEALA.ND.-The iS next mails will be despatched from London as follows: w New Zealand, viba San Francisco, on the evening of Thurs- fo day, the 19th of October. Australia, vi& Southampton, on w the morning ...
... Coduniittee.-.The Measter Qlde said it was rather remarkable that a brotoer of the as ,deceased died a week previously in Australia front Po' the same cause, namoly, apoplexy. - Mr Jajpes Kul seconded. and it wvas agreed to.- The Finances Corn- not draittee ...
... I)UR Ascension .. Via Plymouth .. .Apr. I E Mail. 12 Australia, viz. Victoria, New SouthWales, Queensland, South Australia and Tainsani% via Brindisi . ,..Mar. 12 E Mar. - Western Australia; via Brindisi Mar. 19 E Mar. - Bermudas .via ...
... hing itself. In part 2 Messrs. t Wood and Bassano in their acrobatic performance, a and Messrs. Blakemore and Cook in a clog dance, &c., V evoked loud applause ; whilst Mr. Webster gave an admirable rendering of the song Later On, and a fairly brought ...
... telegram was received from Bahia stating that the Kapunda, which left Plymouth on the 18th December with emigrants for Western Australia, had been run down and sunk at sea by an unknown vessel. There were 313 persons on board, and nearly 300 are be- i lieved ...
... March, - at Beol-l Aden ?? - bay for f Bombay ?? 15th ,, 2nd March 7 days, Cololinho ?? 9tad at uing George's Sound Sydney (Australia) ?? 14th April 16th ,, forthrae - Sydney ?? 24th ,, '23rd & 30th March weeks. 1 HIOMBIVAIM | ,SVdn1e ey ?? - The 3 King George's ...
... d which was displayed by them in the first; no doubt n it was owing to the stopping of their so-called privileges. Thle clog dancing in this last was in an la excellent style, and called forth thundering 0oapplause. During the Raleigh's stay here f the ...
... T bg her heavy guns were ordered. They were r1 e promised for April, 1887. They are not yet bV *ut delivered. V 7as The Australia was laid down in 1885, and her P en- heavy guns were ordered. Oine was promised for II, ier Jaly, 1887, the otner for May ...
... the ball with Irish comedy; and the programme is strengthened also by the attrac- tive Miss Fanny Guyton's singing and clog-dancing, by the instrumenralism and mimicry of Signor Borelli, and by the capably trained dogs and monkeys of Pro- fessor Hotine ...