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HIS EXCELLENCY the GOVERNOR and Mrs. MACQUARIE visited Parramatta on Saturday last in the afternoon, and on Tuesday returned to Sydney…
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Births, deaths & marriages, 1812
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The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser
On Tuesday arrived the Brothers, colonial schoouer, Mr. Goodenough, master, with skins and oil procured at King's Island; whereat she fell in with the brig Margaret Captain HIGGINS,…
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The recent instances which have occurred at the Hawkesbury, of the pernicious practice of illegal distillation, and the punishments which have attached to the parties concerned in transactions of…
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An application was this day made to a Bench of Magistrates by an apprentice, praying that his indentures might be cancelled, upon the grounds set forth in a memorial which was read.—The…
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Regiment, which took place on Tuesday last, was a most interesting spectacle. At nine o'clock His Excellency the GOVERNOR and COMMANDER in CHIEF, attended by his Staff, appeared on the…
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Monday last being the Anniversary of the BIRTH of Our Illustrious SOVEREIGN, who compleated the 74th Year of his Age, the same was observed as a Holiday throughout the Colony: The auspicious Day was…
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Thomas Finley, Michael Haynes and Mary O'Hara were taken into custody at Parramatta on Monday last, on suspic[?]on of the murder of Patrick Bird, with whom the latter co-habited,â…
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About two o'clock on Wednesday morning an affray took place at a house in the upper part of Pi[?]-street, between four or five men, who were drinking; one of whom, John Campbell, drew a…
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HIS EXCELLENCY the GOVERNOR and Mrs, MACUARIE returned to Town on Thursday from their isit to Parramatta and Windsor. The Civil Court sat every day last week till Friday…
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During the present Sittings of the Civil Court a cause has been tried, M'Callup against Wright, brought to recover 1001. damages, for the loss of a dog which was the plaintiff's property, and which had been killed by…
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Wednesday last being the Anniversary of His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT'S Birth-day, was observed as a Holiday throughout the Colony. The 73d Regiment fired three vollics at noon on the occasion, and a salute…
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The investments arrived by the Mary Ann and Isabella comprehend a great variety of articles both of fashion and convenience, of which we were much in want, and which in point of quality are inferior to none…
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HIS EXCELLENCY the GOVERNOR, and HIS LADY, returned to Town on Tuesday from an agr[?]eable Excursion throughout the various Agricultural Settlements and Townships: in the course of which they…
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Ten rams of the Merino breed, lately sold by auction from the flocks of JOHN M' ARTHUR, Esq. produced upwards of 200 guineas, the lowest selling not under guineas, and the highest 28 guineas…
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Friday last being CHRISTMAS DAY, Divine Service was performed at the Parish Church of St. Philip to a crowded auditory, by the Rev. Mr. COWPER in the forenoon, and the Rev. Mr. FULTON in the afternoon…
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