... Ireland improved 1 each. Metropolitan so I Provincial I. and Imperial a further *: and London and South Atnericau 1, Uuiou Australia J, and Otlooian j. . , .. The accounts from the manufacturing districts are on whole satisfactory. There is improved fe«litig ...

... there. 33e saw defendant, and asked him if lie had been to Australia. Defendant replied that he had been there, an d a conversation took took place with reference to earnings, du., in Australia. Witness called for breakfast on entering the Geo and a female ...

... were greatly applauded, ■ the comic songs eliciting roars of Laughter. There waa also a hornpipe by Mr. S. Boynes, and a clog dance by Messrs. McGraddon and Tunney. The second part of the programme was an instrumental and vocal perfor- mance by the Ganges ...

... eastern coast inform me if they have lost two black swans from their lakes or ponds. Must of your readers are aware that Australia is the peculiar home of the black swan, and that it has never appeared in Europe in a wild state. Still extraordinary things ...

... 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 ...

... held to-morrow (Wednesday) evening, at six o'clock, in connection with the preaching of Mr. S. H. Coles, Evangelist, from Australia. After tea addresses will be delivered. Mrs. Dale, wife of Mr. Dale of Bridge-street, narrowly escaped being burnt to death ...

... had given them three songs. Mr. Smith sang some Irish ballads in good style, whilst Mr. Dovey was exceedingly clever iu a clog dance. Mr. W. R. P. Jeffery again sang a comic song of his own composition, and it was well received, the allusion to the S ...

... their works and hasten legislation. The Tunes of yesterday says that private advices have been received in Cornwall from Australia to the effect that immense sums of money have been lost there in tin mining, that nine-tenths of the companies are being ...

... tural districts should be elec by the rate- = 80 that the people in such districts hay t0 manage their own affairs to South Australia, assisted by after an interval ts about to Sir Arthur Blyth, K.C.M.G,, the Agent Eimigration it t ustralia, has 40 resume ...

... Procuring Advertiser Situa° on. Age 30. Good character—L. Presa Offlce. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ADVERTISER seeks Passage to Australia, willing to pay back age 26—Passage, Daily Press Office- a* *' VOICES (voluntary) for St a. P? Square—Apply 13, Somerset ...

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... merriment, as did also the comic s.-ngs rendered by Messrs. Joint and Goman. Part II included hornpipe by Mr. W. Bailey, clog dance by Master F. Parkin, and character song by Mr. Joint, all of which were greatly appreciated by the large audience. The ...