State Governor Sir Harry Bannon Leaves for Mother Country
Friday June 8 1808 comment on Governor Sir Harry Bannon and Lady Haweson illness and departure to Britain. Mentions acting Lieutenant Governor Sir Frederick Varley sworn in, governance in self governing colonies, prerogative of mercy, and evolving role of the Governor as ceremonial figure while Ministers hold real power.
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Harry Bannon
Haweon
Robert William Dui
Offre
Charles Fiteroy
Parramatta
Harry Rewcon
Eny
Tus
Frederick Varley
Ian
Jerlinjw
Gould
Debate on Governor General appointment and imperial oversight
The text argues about the appointment of a Governor General and the imperial government’s role. It discusses Sir Prudenck Darleg and potential successors, the need for careful selection, and the Emperor’s consultation with the Governor-General and Commonwealth minister. It emphasizes economy, constitutional propriety, and the Crown’s representatives at ceremonies.
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Amd
Shin Tod
Meany Bell
Hind
Herbert Chemmpule
Uernnlend
Commonwealth
Bishop's Guild Minutes From Monthly Service
The Bishop's Guild met at Saviour's Cathedral on Wednesday evening with the Bishop, Archdeacon Bartlett, Rev. F. Wentworth-Sheilda, and others in attendance. The annual report showed 108 women and 33 men members, with 7H in storage, and reflected losses of members who moved away. a credit balance of about £4 was noted. Officers for the year were elected, and thanks were offered for sympathy with Rev. Wentworth-Sheild's illness. A telegram of sympathy for Lady Hanson was sent, and plans for fortnightly entertainments to clear Barnabas' Church debt were discussed.
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Bishop's Guild
Saviour's
Jer
Ward
Tollace
Yeo
Arcchdeacon
Barthotti
J. W. Wand
F. G. Ward
H. W
A. Jorden
Hia Lordeship
Archdesran Bartlett
F. W. Wentworth-Sheilda
BE. A. Bolle
Mina A. Jordan
Mesdanen
W. Chisholm
Beott
Mineo Mitchie
Studdy
Measra
W Goott
Wedding at Goldsmith Street Methodist Church
Branley Wettig married Tries Frances Hockaday at Goldsmith Street Methodist Church on Wednesday evening. Rev J Woodhouns officiated. Bride given away by cousin C O Brive. Reception at Lander's Hall with toasts and dancing. Honeymoon at Jumve. residence to Kenmore.
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Goldsmith-street Methodist Church
Branley Wettig
Frances Hockaday
William
Lander's Hall
Saviouns Literary Society Meeting Notes
The Fortuignity meeting in the Guild-room on Turley drew a small attendance due to bad weather. A letter from Provost MacCallum listed four dates for lectures, and the August 12 date was accepted for the first lecture on The Prodigal Son.
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Saviouns Literary Society
Turley
Proeveot MaCallum
Williamson's bio tableau ends with varied scenes
Williamson presented his final bio tableau titled J. O. C. Williamson at the Md. followed Hall on Wednesday evening to a fairly large audience. The program included Port Arthur bombardment and a Thames and London panorama among other pictures. The remarks and captions blended historic incidents with lively scenes, ending on a note about youth and energy.
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Williamson
Mr. J. OC
Hall
Els
Port Arthur
Sevilla
Prevent
Future
International Sporta
Thames
London
Goulburn Police Court Deliberations Thursteday Proceedings
Goulburn Police Court cases heard Thursday and Friday include Mary Jeav Horrfield pleading not guilty to death in Cheford Street last evening. Benion Mergeant McMardy described as drowning a defendant for some time. One defendant fined for vagrancy and another for alcohol-related offenses. Court adjourned as settlement was reported, with various penalties and suspensions noted.
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Belcher
Mary Jeav Horrfield
Cheford Street
Far Aloo
Benion Mergeant McMardy
Lota
Goulburn Licensing Court Grants Renewals for Hotels
Goulburn Licensing Court granted renewals for multiple hotels including Albion Hotel Argyle fun W A Carbert Tatabush Corte Moted Jane Conroy Kenmore Hotel Manet Parguher Hose and Crown Hotel Michael Fitegibbon Royal Hote Taralga Jolin Goode Builders' Arma Hotel Australiay Aros Hotel W G Hane Ledward dotvon Coneh and Hopeen Hotel Arthur Kelly Ray Hotel Alarudan Koma Kemberley Commercial Hotel Gol rcor Charles Magee Postellive Hotel Thorman Mooney Argyle Hotel Taralga Hotel Nawh Family Hotel and others. The article notes the BIG SENSATION COMPANY, now playing in Go burn, with a celebrated show at the Goldswellwa Hall attracting a crowded audience and positive reception.
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Erictar
Ebict
Arnatrony
Albion Hotel
G. Bryant
Argyle Fun
W. A
W. G. Hane
Eohinial
Ledward Dotvon
Coneh and
Hopeen
Arthur Kelly
Ray
Alarudan
Koma Kemberley
Commercial
Gol Rcor
Charles Magee
Postellive
Thorman Mooney
Argyle
Taralga
Wol McEwan
Tattergall
Family
Michael O'Halloran
Cooma
Jobo W' Halloran
Hibernian
Moweph
John Richartson
Emu
Ian Walter Kiley
Terniioun
Maruian Tuner
A. Ryan
Poderal
Willian Trubalaw
Terroinus
James White
Werriwa
Ko A. Bette
Mr. Jobowen
Goulburn
Juvenile offenders convicted in Adelaide housebreaking case
Four youths aged 19 to 23 appeared before Justice Gordon at the Adelaide criminal court. They were convicted on housebreaking charges. The judge expressed deep concern at their youth and ordered sentences. One boy received seven months in Adelaide Gaol, two were sent to the workhouse for smuggling, and the fourth faced two years on all counts.
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Adelaide
Mrustice Gordon
S'mantha
Heydon
Bil Bey
William Lyne
Albury
Matthew Walsh
Karen
Weinert
Charlee Larkin
W Larkin
Netrollas
Uy Temple
Frederick Marshall
Sydney
Atom Lynch
Rons
Ong Angus
Marshall
Nuree Mayne
Bowe
Palmer-street
Woolloomooloo
Miahail Kitty
Bof Iron Casino
McGowen
de Ition
Nielece
J. Dacey
Hotell
Peter Johnson
John Mayberry Wen
Victoria
Sydney Labour Council
Howey Tumday
Heaney
Bowth Bartom
Queensland
Charles Harris
Carsoer
Sensational Escape From Reino At Furnace Edge
A worker narrowly escaped serious injury at the Reino furnace when a red hot bar dislodged and fell, burning his trousers and skin. Co-workers dragged him away from the blaze. he was sent home for care the same day.
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Tee
Christian Jeraslites Band Forms in Melbourne Departure
Parvata advices received in Melbourne form the band of Christian Jeraslites who left Melbourne under leaders ae and Denjawin with four others. The group gathers at Bent Mishigsa to announce their lomlstin and rites, amid a sea of rumors and unsettled loyalties as a wary public watches for further movement.
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Melbourne
Denjawin
Bent Mishigsa
Apenes
Iran
Australian cricketers in England play weary draw with Yorkshire
Fragmentary report shows Australia batting first and Yorkshire declaring in second innings. English note mentions several players, including Armstrong and Laver, with four wickets down and the tempo of the play leading to a concluded draw as time ran out.
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Yorkshire
Yorkhire
Dulles
Mel Ge
Match Against MCC Ground Delayed By Weather At Lord's
The Lord's play between MCC and an Australian side opened under cloudy skies and was postponed until after lunch due to rain. Morning conditions improved briefly but remained unsettled, delaying the match as teams waited for clearer play before resuming.
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Tnovesant
Innich Dederoen Abe Arbaralions
Marylebone
Lord's
Marylene
Goulburn Ladies Defeat Wagga Yass in Boisterous Match
A sporting bulletin reports Goulburn Clay hands Wagga and Yass Clube a loss by five to four in a mixed associates match hosted at the Linke on Wednesday. Morning foursomes went to Goulburn amid frigid conditions, with visiting players praised for overcoming unfamiliar links.
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Gov.stas Vy
Waco
Asp Yass
Wagga
Yass Clube
Goulburn
Goulburn Ladies
Torelve
Exprna
Goulburn Society debates and race platform dispute
Fragmented letters surge at Goulburn debating society events with satirical poems and names, while the Pickie Race Club seeks a passenger platform near Cooma line. Officials discuss costs, traffic potential, and speed of construction, as chiefs urge prudent, affordable planning.
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Pickie Race Club
Tirranna Pisnic Race Club
Goulburn
Cooma
F. D. Bedgery
J. O. Hirer
Ukemarke
Devigna
Norway and Sweden discuss union with Bernadotte heir
The Norwegian Storting has resolved that Crown Prince Bernadotte shall preside over Norway’s government and guide the union with Sweden under a king. King Oscar is urged to cooperate as Norwegians express desire for freedom and reject dynastic shifts. Protests erupt at the Storting against the plan.
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JF Norwat
Loxpor
Tun Aterthing
Norway
Norvay
Gerecden
Ainsciey
Oscar
Housa
Bernadotte
Ler
Carr
Btorthing
Oucar
Sweden
Bredin Nalion
People
Caen
Stortbing
Government appointments and lands inquiry notes
A government minister without portfolio was named and will sit in the Upper House. Mrs Willis gave testimony to the Lands Commission about her brother Michael Hagee and Granville dealings. She stated she owns about £3000 in property and lent £6000 to her brother. The Lands Secretary discussed tendering procedures. McFarlane outlined the office structure. Sir Frederick Darley’s health may allow Parliament opening. Lord Mayor’s banquet invites total 300.
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Willis Wee
Lands Commission
Michael Hagee
Granville
Wilorae
Michael Francis
Battle of Tsushima and World News from London
London dispatch reports rough seas hindered submarine use at Tsushima. Teu-Shins battle captured 6,143 prisoners. Peace negotiations buoyed as Roosevelt directs U.S. assist offerings. Germany accused of provocation in Austria Hungary Balkans. Japan fields large armies under Oyama. Kuroki launches a turning movement. Submarine explosion at Plymouth drowned fourteen. ptomaine poisoning hits Eton pupils. William Ziegler leaves large bequests. Norwegian diplomats facing resignations rumors. Church of England Whit Monday observances and church notices dated in London.
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Goulburn Herald
Justine
Thorn Secessary
Prudenck Darleg
Goulburn Police Court
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Moser
Horan
Thomas
Birnek
Goulburn Licensing Court
Gon Burn
Secon
Torner Med
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Bol Bell
Arthur Bartlett
Pett Konge Axe
Melrose
Jack Horner
Rose Bulmont
Maie Marlows
Monter
Leon, Hyman
Od Lea
Thenmelven
Australien
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Reino
Grentonpemlat Dar
England
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Hingree
Aine
Armatrong
Ome
MCC
Sporting
GOLF
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Contampodra
Paoewheen Coun
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Oddfellows’ Hall
Mer
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Sabarbe
Reoordan
T.leteon
Kennedy
Fioncore
Ropham
Williame
Daniela
Pauley
Tarnbell Leteon
Blackett
Hancock
Leeson
Daniels
Hawkins
Hye
Pence Englund
Carpenter
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Nowi Atom
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Debaam
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Perner
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King’s College
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Ermal
India
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Mtyall Creee Estate
Bern
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Stoney, Pridey
J. M. Ravexes
Goverment Without
Will Eell
Howse
Landa Commission
Frederick Darley
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Tokio
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Myers
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Germany
Huse
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Hungary
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Oyama
Geosral Kuroki
Rusara
Motoowoo
William Ziegler
Plymouth
Eton
Church OF England
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God
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Feree
Miture
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Ties Thehl
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Linn
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Tiesen
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Codlet Ee
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Melbourn
Melbourns
Goulbury
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J B Larky
Australia
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Cing
Chamber of Manufactures
Niger
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New South Wale
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Bara
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