Old Times from Sydney Papers Fifty Years Ago
Sydney Morning Herald reports from January 24 1852 on Dr. Maguing bound over for twelve months to keep peace with Justice Stephen. notes a Resident Magistrate protection bid after a court dispute. also lists entertainment at Olympic Circus Castlereagh Street and publican license notices.
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Sydney Morning Herald
Otago
Maguing
Justice Stephen
Grisen
Strate’s
Stephen
Olympic Circus
Castlereagh Street
Cardoza
Clarke
Axtelle
Ashton
J. Ashton
Red Rover
Anzielle
Delohery
Colonnade
Bridge Street
Alerman Campbell
Driver
Pennell
Egan
Han Choah
Amoy
A. Ashdown
Australasian Sugar Company
Crarge-street
Mary Ann Smith
Dowling
Byron
Supreme Court
Simpson v. Simpeon
Simpson
Justice Therry
Percy Simpson
Kaioy
William Taafe
Nooland Assizes
Bathurst
John Tait
Cossack
Little John
Fool
Mr. Tait
Fale
Taafe
Canute
Spring Cove
Agincourt
Tashley
Port Jackson
Plymouth
New South Wales
Victoria
England
St. James's Church
Kennedy
Escape River
Thomas Wall
Niblet
James Luft
E. Taylor
Costigan
E. Carpenter
J. Mitchell
J. Douglass
Dennis Dunn
William Carron
William Goddard
Dackey Jackey
Mareh
George-Street
Herald
Orangery
Lane Cove
Hunter's Fill
Richard Hill
Bent-street
Mount Alexander
J. G. Cohen
Victoria Hotel
Pitt-street
Joseph Wyatt
Andrew Torning
Park-street
Edward Cantor
James Ranger
Macquarie Inn
North Shore
Susannah Lavender
William Chuter
Birthe
Bankeside Cottage
Balmain
J. J. Wright
Nelson Cottage
Mudgee
Edward Bayly
South Wagga Wagga
Frederick Anslow Tompson
Christ Church
Alfred Stephen George Jenkin
Peel's River
Adela
Richard Stubbs
Sydney
St. Jennen'’s Church
Robert Allwood
James Johnson
Sarah
James Beattie
Liverpool
J. W. Haddon
John Hardon
J. White
Mansfield
W. O'Malley
Symonds
White
Hanley
Fladden
St. Peters
Alderman Campbell
Wanks
Alderman Benbow
Kiama
G. R. Green
C.P.S
Port Macquarie
Wagza
Manchester Unity Lodge
G.M. Chas
H. Rake
P. Miller
G.M. Richard
Heydon
Klog
Jamberoo
St. Peter’s Church
Mortdale
Edith Curtin
Alfred Curtis
Newtown
George Alfred Tye
James Tye
C. Robertson
Huntley
Manly Bowling and Recreation Club
Sergeant Macintosh
Marrickville
J. P. Wright
Manly
Macintosh
H. 8
Badgery
Alex. Deane
J. German
Ogilvy
H. Gilbert
Mr. Macintosh
W. H. Whiddon
Messrs
E. J. Hogan
Chas. Smith
Hans Barsetti
Arthur William
John J. Lough
Fred. C. Passau
St. Mark's Crescent School
Darling Point
Bond? Aquarium
W. A. Adams
Mr. Adams
Macaulay
William Hall
Guildford
George M'Gedie
Ellis Robinson
Hell
Macdermott
Rookwood Asylum
Macquarie-street
Parramatta
Rookwood
W. B. Violette
Georges Frank
P.3.c.e
Court Royal Standard
O.R.F
Albert
G. L. Osgood
H. Simpson
Royal Foresters’ Hall
Cook’s River Road
P.C.C.R
J. K. Wilson
P.C.R
W. H. Lacher
Elliott
Royal Foresters
P. J. Malley
H. Devine
Grand Lodge of the
Sterland
Harden
Murrumburrah
O’connell
Federal
John Rourke
W. Cooper
Redfern
Alfred
Skelton
Aimen
A. Cooper
Cooper
St. Stephen’s Church
Philip-street
Walter Macfarlane Quinn
Thomas Quinn
Holywood
Invercargill
N.Z
Jane Coleman Waters
William Thomas Waters
John Ferguson
Ethel Boston
Lucie Hall
London Week by Week on the Braverdale Stewart Wedding
Emily Goldene recaps the London wedding of Lord Braverdale and Lady Helen Stewart. A kingly arrival, crowded streets, carriages, and a frenzy of fashion mark the event. Guests include dukes, ambassadors, and society figures as presents valued at £350,000 capture attention while reporters debate the social cost and spectacle.
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London
Othing
Lord Braverdale
Helen Stewart
Lord Burton
Bailie
Dockfour
Lady Chesterfield
Groevenor Gardens
Lady Helen
St. Paul's Church of England
Redfern
Violet Elizabeth Sharp
Robert Sharp
Botany Street
William Fisher
Canon Boyce
Florence Welmar
Fisher
Lawson
Beatrice Shannon
Lewis Shannon
Cooma
Percy D. Greentree
Junee Junction
St. Paul’s Church of England
H. BE
Thomson
Kay
Moree
Walliend
Key
Order of Druids
T. Barnett
Wellington
Germanton
Royal Hotel
Barnett
Father Hogan
St. Francis’ Debating Society
A. Stewart
Ariel Cottage
Petersham
A. J. Newland
Bonamy
Little
W. Gilmour
Fadgold
Kenny
Oliver
Swinnerton
Miss Neill
Phoebe Dawson
Perry
Dunn
A. Wilds
Alderman
New South Wales
Clarke
Danks
Parry
Williams
Alderman Vernon
Vernon
Messrs. Sutton
J.hanigan
Alderman Parkes
England
J. Danks
Messrs
Isaacs
B. W. Clarke
Emmaville
Constable Clarke
St. Barnabas'’s Church
George-street West
Misa
Edith M. Child
W. H. Child
Burlington House
L’avenue
Newtown
Alfred D. Hill
David Hill
Bathurat
W. A. Chariton
Mary Crowe
Esgie Beacom
Hill
H. C. Holmes
Glen Innes Town
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Holmes
India
Alierman
A. J. Blenman
Glenfield
Ingleburn
Social items anchor weddings and community notices
Social notes list weddings and events across Sydney branches, from Redfern and Cooma to Glenfield and Manly. It records unions at St Pauls and St Barnabas, civic moves, presentations, club socials, and farewell gatherings, noting names, addresses, dates, and venues. diverse personalities and organizations appear throughout.
Obsolete ships Agamemnon Ajax retire from active Navy list
The article notes the Temeraire’s withdrawal and the Agamemnon’s swift retirement after shared obsolescence. It recalls the Agamemnon’s historic roles from Rodney to Trafalgar and Copenhagen, and mentions Malta repairs long ago. It also discusses a future Admiral of the Fleet appointment and cavalry arm debates sparked by South African warfare and European combat needs.
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Agamemnon
Malta
Hut
Duckworth
San Domingo
Gambier
Comnenhagen
Sebastopol
Sir Edmund Lyons
China
Suez Canal
Trafic
Mediterranean
Devonport
Earl of Clanwilliam
Charles Trotham
James Erskine
Edmund Commerell
Whitehall
London
South Africa
John French
Pall Mall Gagzette
Rural postman walks world nine times in career
Edward Pearce of Womichurch Kent retired after 37 years as rural postman. During his service he walked 225 840 miles eleven? the circumference of the world. His daily walk averaged PT miles and he never missed a day's letter delivery in 37 years.
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Edward Pearce
Womichurch
Kent
Postal Service
Swiss travel privileges for commercial travelers attract many Germans
Switzerland offers extensive travel facilities for commercial travelers. For £24 10s first class or £ third class, holders may ride Swiss railways for thirty days with free official permits for accredited reps. In 1900 only 34 British reps sought permits versus 3843 German reps, while Britain still took about a quarter of Swiss exports, more than any other nation.
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Europe
Switzerland
Great Britain
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New York
Ann
Mr. Perkly
Mrs. Perkly
Miss de Muir
Papa
Mr. Galloper
Mr. Pavcer
Trotter
James M. Quinn
Albert Harrison
Australia Hotel
Waters
John Lee
Miss Lee
Harris
Margaret Harris
Meeks
John
Ferguson
Wynn Roberts
Imperial Arcade
Pittst
Hordern
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