A Motion of Censure in the House of Assembly
The article reports a parliamentary dispute over a motion of censure and government conduct. It details debates on delaying or reopening legislation, the governor’s role, and the opposition led by Mr Fitzrark, with Sir Henry Parnell and others sparring over responsible government and ministerial accountability.
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Fiera
Oooduct
Hewar Pannen
Fire Ratnice
Beter
Cormtano
Gold Fielda North
Jek
Posewel
Orsiann
Wien Rome
Orien
Akwenea
Nw Cooney
Moat
Lim Marc Minmsey
Che Sragawen
Cormtage
Hasire Parnes
Rome
Corenayo
Breagen
Aly
Ths
Gannert
Coratarp
Heward
Frrstaraka
Couny
Pherarnian
Tawny
Beyaliy
Heney Pa
Fitzrarkiox
Henny Panscen
Singleton Volunteers Disband After Loyal Dinner
A Singleton town gathering marks the disbanding of the No 4i Company of Veluoteers. Captain G T Loder receives a ceremonial presentation and heartfelt tributes from officers and townsfolk, with plans to honor his leadership and a toast to the Prince of Wales and Governor.
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No 4i
Veluoteers ee / ind
Sac
Iain GL. Loder
Pamnber
Awchetant-Sargeon Gloonin
A. Dowman
McDousll
Me AL Monro
Hyduction
Tam Orth
Mergwant Gilever
Singleton Brians
Gerace
Bowe
Vesgll
Neaphoal
Prince of Wales
New South Wales
Singleton
Navy
J. N. Brooks
Glover
Thas Fo
Carbain
Cottmaiwion
Blo
Leder
Lowder
Cmpany
Lexler
Loder
Cane
Maithland
Drine
Wy W. Robinson
Roy
Captain Loder
Augustus Hooke
Comlot
A. Manro
Jer
W. Clerihen
Sey ‘Parson
Grounie
A. Lewis
Gleanie
Tawt
Fist of Tomets, Inc
Preag
Nue
Mastlind
Tosteul
Braey
Drunk and disorderly in Singleton Police Court
George Fungo was charged by Constable Hayden for drunken disorderly conduct in John Street and fined seven days with costs after the offence was proved. Morita Bree Nkokor Ant Ham was fined shillings and costs for allowing a bear to stray. Joshua Brooker was summoned for a dray driving offense with inadequate printed name and abode, the cart taken from town, and the defendant told to paint his name and address on the dray.
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George Fungo
Hayden
John-street
Gally
Wan Biol
P.M
Joshua Brooker
Constable Hayden
James Gould
Dunslly
Greta
Web
Chetena
Dray Driving Fined in Town Court Case Notes
The record shows Thomas Duan fined 96 64 for driving a dray through the streets without name and address painted on it. Martin Mc Quilvary fined 2 shillings after riding a dray drawn by three horses. Wages case Whaley v Clarke appears unresolved.
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Elding MN
Martin Mc Qilvary
Highey
Whaley
Correspondente Column Policy Clarified by Editor
The column policy states that all dailies use signed correspondents and that columnists, personalities, and managers may have varying access. It explains openness to all readers while noting the paper does not assume responsibility for individual correspondent opinions or errors.
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Hs Ani Hery
Ani
Aida
Hue
Notes and Queries to the Editor of the Singleton Argus
A letter from THOS RHARPE, Singleton, April 26, laments the editor’s burden of correcting misspellings and illegible correspondence. He suggests adopting Sydney weekly paper methods of condensing readers’ queries to ease labor, hoping to provide amusement and instruction for readers while reducing editorial work.
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Singleton Argus
Murray
Webster
Johnston
Singleton
Eney
Krom
Boffon
Sydney
Mel
Thos
Rharpe
Nour Singleton
New British Ministry Formation Progress in London
London reports progress in forming the new ministry with Gladstone as Premier and Chancellor of the Exchequer and a lineup including Graneville as Foreign Secretary Hartington for India Childers for War and Northbrook as First Lord of the Admiralty. Kimberley likely to lead the Colonies while completion awaited. Irish relief fund totals cited and miner strike actions noted with Associated Collieries members rejecting terms and calling for further action.
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London
Guapstorm
Mr. Gladstone
Exchequer
Karl Graneville
Foreign Affairs
Lord Hartington
B. G. &. Childers
W. E. Forster
Ireland
Karl Northbrook
Admiralty
Lord Selborne
Lord Kimberley
Gladstone
Marquis of Harlington
Rael Granville
Robert Lowe
Hull
Canada
Rucaia Inginis
Turkey
Maguire's New Shop Adds Notable Town Feature
Mr J Maguire opens a new shop in Cheoraetreet with a 24 by 14 foot shop space and a matching drawing room above. The building, brick and be fitted with Californian red pine fittings, showcases aged wood and decorative plasterwork. Construction by John Paton junior and decoration by Morasis Anderson and Bon, with Maguire planning to focus on beapoke and ready-made branches.
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Cheoraetreet
Sohm Maguire
Singleton
Sthma-Power
Thintown
John Paton, Jun
E. Gould
Paton
Mloasis
Anderson
Bon
Maguire
Ben
Futore
Interimb Dividend Declared By Palaen Company
The Palaen Company has announced an interim dividend at twenty cents per annum. The Animals Protection Society plans a prize for essays on humane conduct by students in all schools, due by the first July. Jockey John Phutheworth drowned at Toorak, Victoria. Directors elected for Australian Mutual Provident Society include Messin, Coodlet, and Joseph. Sydney cattle market in small supply with beef at 12s 5d to 12s 6d per lb pattern. Waning lamb demand noted. London wool prices steady with slight rises. next wool sales begin August 17.
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Singleton
Loder
Lwe
Mr. Gould
Corps
J. K. Howe
Vleonie
Wall
Pwcret
Thesday
Tun Oodlee Palaen Company
Fins
The
Animals Protection Society
Hag
John Phutheworth
Toorak
Victoria
A Doctor Prescribes For Something For Someone
A prominent physician visits a middle aged rich woman with imaginary illness. After many questions he writes a paper prescription saying To SOMETHING FOR BOMEBODY. The tale ends with a Christmas mishap as a washer woman misreads the cure and asks for the same remedy. The doctor later repeats the line Yo SOMETHING Yow soMietony as a running joke.
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Ilta
Lele
Beverley Deputy Comptroller for Prisoners Committed for Trial
Beverley deputy comptroller of prisoners is committed for trial on a charge of embezzling government funds. Bail set at 400 pounds with securities of 200 pounds each.
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Beverley
Bishop-Elect Pearson to be consecrated May Day
Telegraphed notice read during Sunday service by Rev Joby Shaw confirms Dr Pearson Bishop Elect of Newcastle to be consecrated to the Archbishop of Canterbury on Saturday May 1. Also reports Waratah Coal dividend ten shillings per share and credit balance of £11540, plus varied Sydney market brief items and an inquest verdict of cold death for Richardson.
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Sydney
Wheatan
Maine
Bacon
Archbistaughan
Foust Lodge
Imother
Hawaa
Satine
Nira Sampaon
Shep and Dibbs
M. Land and P. Co. (Limited
London
Richardson
Engagement Rings and Gifts in Breakup Etiquette
A humorous debate on returning an engagement ring and gifts upon breakup. It weighs norms for rings and jewelry, with anecdotes on who keeps or returns valuables, and suggests practical, if playful, considerations of sentiment, propriety, and social expectations.
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Tompkins
Misa Price
Smith, Jones
Robins
Wrain
Tunfion
Alan
Brick-Abashed Professor Learns New Student Name
A college class begins with the Professor inspecting a list of names. One newcomer speaks twice, declaring his name is Brick, causing confusion. The student is identified as Anderson Brick, prompting a discreet correction and a tense moment before the session starts.
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Wawre
Ain
Brick
Eaid the Wadest
Varn
U.K. A
Anderson Brick
Mr. Brick
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