Orange Concert
The members of No. 25, Enniskillen Loyal Orange Lodge, gave a musical entertainment to their families and friends on Tuesday evening last, at the Public Hall of the Council…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1873
81 stories in Sydney's papers · page 3 of 5
Madame Goddard's Last Concert
The announcement that Madame Arabella Goddard will give her last concert in Sydney to-morrow evening will excite a general feeling of regret, and this feeling will be deepened by a perusal of the recherche…
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AT my entrance upon this discussion, (says the Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, of Brooklyn, New York) I must deplore the indiscriminate terms of condemnation employed by many…
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On April 23, the Lady Mayoress gave a grand fancy dress ball, in the Egyptian Hall of the Mansion House, The company, about [?]00 in number, and including many persons of distinction, began to…
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[?] has of late years somewhat fallen into disuse, and all the more credit therefore belongs to Sir Sydney and Lady Waterlow for having revived it so successfully. Children are perhaps fonder of nothing than of…
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THE annual ball in aid of t. Vincent's Hospital came off last night in the Exhibition Building, Prince Alfred Park, under the patronage of his Excellency the Governor, and the Hon. Lady Robinson, several of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Not So Stupid--for a Cousin. After the Dance
Nellie: NOW, COUSIN FRED, YOU KNOW I 'VE TO TAKE CARE OE YOU. ARE YOU sure YOU'RE WELL WRAPPED UP? Cousin Fred: YETH, 'M--IN YOU!…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Finances of Victoria. the Melbourne Divorce Case —Smith V.smith.—new Trial Refused. Masonic Ball at Melbourne. Reported New Disease in Lincoln Sheep. Mr. W. Forster at Armidale. Woman's Rights in Victoria. Extensive Sheep Robberies at Murrumbidgerie. Horrible Outrage at Beckwith. Murder at Indigo. &c., &c., &c. BATHURST
The thermometer has been at little above freezing point for thirty-six hours. At night it freezes heavily. A man has been arrested, charged with…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams This Day the Parramatta Mayoral Election. Alderman H. Taylor Reelected. the Ballarat Mining Board and the Minister. Dispute at the Melbourne Hospital. Sir G. F. Bowen's Ball. Melbourne Betting. Clearing the River Murray. Another Fatal Accident on the Yarra. Melbourne Auction Sales. Fever at Port Darwin. Latest From Mauritius. the Cane Disease, &c., &c., &c. PARRAMATTA
At the extraordinary meeting of the Municipal Council of Parramatta, held this day, Mr. Alderman Hugh Taylor, M.P., was re-elected Mayor…
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THE annual ball in aid of St. Vincent's Hospital came off on the 9th, in the Exhibition Building, Prince Alfred Park, under the patronage of his Excellency the Governor, and the Hon. Lady Robinson, several of the…
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MRS. FANNY MORGAN PHELPS, THE AUSTRALIAN STAR, In C[?]rely, Tragedy, and English. Irish and Scottish Dram[?]. OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY. 21ST JULY…
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A HAND saw, fifty-five feet long, sawing planks from a pine log three feet thick, at the…
Continued on Trove, page 13 →Governor Bowen's Ball. the Eagle Hawk Infanticide. Verdict of Wilful Murder. Fatat Accident at Melbourne. Latest Betting. Government Steamer Ashore at Newcastle. Volunteer Parade at Orange. Swearing in of Sir George Bowen. Northern Territory Discoveries. Overlanding Expedition. Latest Commercial, &c., &c., &c., NEWCASTLE. Thursday, 12,23 p.m
The Government steamer Dooribang ran ashore this morning at Stoney Point, inside Nobby's, with a lighter. The steamer sank the lighter and succeeded in getting off. There…
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SIR,—Will you permit ma the use of your widely circulated paper in order express a feeling which I ascertain to be very general? We all acknowledge the liberality of the management of the Victoria Theatre in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams This Day the Orange Road Murder. Fatal Accident at Rydal. Apprehension of the Suspected Murderer of Sergeant Sutherland. Increased Wharfage Accommodation at Melbourne. Madame Goddard's Melbourne Concert. Action Against an Insurance Company. the "Francis Henty" Barque. Latest From Mauritius and Adelaide. Gulgong. Thursday, 2.47 p.m
De Couroy Browne is remanded till next Tuesday on a charge of embezzlement. Heavy rain, strong winds, and thunder passed over the town at midnight…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams This Day the Orange Road Murder. Double Murder at Forbes. Horses for India. Messes. Sutherland and Farnell at Yass. the Mayor's Ball. Latest Commercial &c., &c., &c. (From Our Correspondents.) Deniliquin, Saturday, 8.52 p.m
The residents of Deniliquin are unanimously signing a memorial against Messrs. Landale Brothers buying up the lands set apart for…
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THE career of Mr. Brand, the present Speaker of the House of Commons, has given ample proof of his special and remarkable fitness for the position to which he has been called by the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegrams This Day the Dismasted Ship Dallan Towers. Wardill the Defaulter. Murders at Brisbane. Man Killed at Forbes. the Suez Mail Service. the Rip Fund. Madame Goddard's Concert. the Craigforth's Teas. Opposition to the Saving Banks' Amalgamation. Latest Commercial. &c., &c., &c. CARCOAR
Mr. Parkes will not arrive till Friday. A banquet iu his honour will be given at night, and he will leave early next morning. The people of Blayney wished to entertain him,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Punch Paean. to Be Sung by the Star-comedian of the Sydney Theatre Royal. (Translated into the Anglo-Australian vernacular per order of Miss Polly Ticks, by her maidenship's equerry.) TUNE
Tumpety, Tumpty, Tum, Tumpety, Tumpty, Tumty; Tumpety, Tumpty, Tum, Teeter, tauter, tumty!…
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