The Pistol in Council
THE pitch of excitement which occasionally is reached by aldermen in the United States is illustrated by a report from the Charlestown Courier of the doings at a meeting of…
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Council & local affairs, 1870
7 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers
The Age. Thursday, February 17, 1870. to the Editor. the Legislative Council and Assembly
Sir,—As I take a lively interest in politics I will, with your permission, from time to time make a few comments on the sayings and doings of our M.L.C.'s and M.L.A's,…
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THE first sitting of the Anticoncilio (Anti-CEeumenical Council) not having been able to be held yesterday, because there was a day performance at the theatre of St…
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A recent despatch states that the Pope has taken a neutral position between the two parties in the Œcumenical Council, and has refused to receive the address…
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ON Thursday, Llewellyn Edward Davies, was brought before the court upon suspicion of having murdered his wife, Amy Davies…
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AT length the Œcumenical Council has reached the Grand Dogma that of the primacy and infallibility of the Holy Father, or rather, as it is phrased by…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Arrival of the Mail Via Suez. Capitulation of Metz. Bazaine charged with treason. Bombardment of Paris imminent. Provisions scarce in Paris Further Prussian Successes. Insurrection in Algeria. Ecumenical Council dissolved. Paris in Ruins from Bombardment! Palace of St. Cloud Shelled by the French. Eighty millions sterling, and Alsace and Lorraine demanded as terms of Peace. Blockade of the Baltic resumed. (The following was issued as an Extraordinary on Monday.) [Per Greville's Telegram Company] Sydney. Monday, 5. 10. p.m
THE branch steamer has arrived at Adelaide with the English mail via Suez. Latest dates, London, October 31. The report of the surrender of Metz is…
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