The Governor's Ball
Government House ball last night was a brilliant affair, there being over 600 persons present…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1890
99 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 2 of 5
The Mayor's Ball. Sydney, Thursday morning
It is anticipated that 2500 persons will attend the Mayor's ball to-night…
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The Mayor of Sydney gave a grand ball in the Exhibition Building to-night to 2500 guests. It was a great success despite in the rain…
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A concert in aid of the Roman Catholic Church Fund was held in Mr. Hade's Assembly on Easter Monday night. The doors opened at half-past seven, and long…
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It is proposed to give a banquet to Mayor Burdekin in return for his recent hospitality when an opportunity will also, be taken to discuss the Local Government Bill…
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The success of this popular annual event is already achieved. The lady secretaries, Mrs. H. A. Cox and Miss Cadell, have striven to accomplish…
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Judgment in the Supreme Court in the special case, Walker v, Solomon, relative to to the legality of holding Sunday evening concerts, was given in favor of plaintiff to-day,…
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All the judges advocate an alteration in the law in favor of Sunday concerts…
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The Full Court (says Thursday's News), consisting of their Honors the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Windeyer, and Mr. Justice Foster, delivered its reserved…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Liverpool Plains. Bligh Racing Impressions. Ditto the Club Ball
Once more it has been "the Muffs" lot to witness the Bligh Amateur race meeting, and I must say, taking the meeting right through, it was fairly…
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A notorious criminal named Thomas Gooney was remanded at the Melbourne Police Court to-day on a charge of breaking into Mrs. Gill's dwelling, Collingwood. The burglar went into…
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News has reached Capetown, that the steamship Ashleigh Brook, bound from Barrie, Scotland, to Rockhampton, via Melbourne, has been totally wrecked at Dassen Island,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Remember the Object of Tonight's Ball. The Situation in Newfoundland
The inhabitants of Newfoundland are greatly exasperated at the action of the French naval authorities in St. George's Bay and the supiness of the British. The fishermen are furious…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Be in Time for the Opening Dance To-night. a Seaman Drowned
The ship Southern Cross, which arrived in Adelaide, yesterday, from New York, reported that a seaman named I von Nyman was engaged in furling a sail, when he fell and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Note the Orphanage Ball To-night. The Assault on Sydney Constables
The four men, Wilson, Frame, French and Briggs, charged with seriously assaulting the constables on Saturday night in Liverpool- street, have been, committed for trial. Bail…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Treat Your Best Girl to the Ball To-night. Condition of the Under-Secretary
It is understood that Mr. J. Barling, the Under-Secretary of Works is better. It is hoped that he will shortly be ready to resume his official duties. Mr. Barling is not…
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Legislation on the subject of opening places of amusement on Sundays will be introduced into the Assembly by the Government…
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As we go to press the School of Arts is merry with the sounds of sensuous music and the swift flying feet of the dancers, who are making merry for sweet charity's sake. The…
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