East India Intelligence. List of Shipping in the Roads, with their Destination, &c
MADRAS, APRIL, 8, 1836,—H. M. Ship "Andromache," Captain H. D. Chads, for Calcutta in a week. H. M. ship "Rattlesnake," Captain…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1836
27 stories in Sydney's papers · page 2 of 2
Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 18th July. 1836. Stone Bridge Near Windsor
IT being intended to build a Stone Bridge over South Creek, near Windsor; Parsons disposed to contract for the performance of this work, are requested to transmit their Tenders to this…
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So much of the public attention is now directed to the subject of Railways, while proposals for their construction are springing up and demanding contributions on…
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"It is an ill wind that blows nobody any good," is a trite, if peradventure it be deemed a vulgar adage ; but the sentiment will apply no less literally if we change the simile…
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There's nought but iron on every han', On every road one passes, O; What signifies the life o' man, That frailer than the grass is, O?…
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WE took advantage of a leisure space, since our last publication, to make an excursion into the interior as far as Menangle Ford, and we have thus had an opportunity to judge for ourselves on…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, 20th December, 1836. Watch Houses. Concord, Prospect, Kissingpoint, and Winds[?]r Road
TENDERS will be received at this Office until noon of Monday, the sixteenth of January next, from Persons [?]ing to undertake the erection of either of the above mentioned…
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