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TOWN TALK.
That his Lordship of Sydney has a profound moral objection to the Foundling Hospital, we have on his own high authority. He is of opinion, apparently, that the proper duty of society towards "nobody's baby ...
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SHIPPING.
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TELEGRAMS THIS DAY.
Mr. Layard and M. Schambordy (?) have presented their credentials to Marshal Serrano, at Madrid. A Hungarian loan of £7,500,000 has been issued ...
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Advertising
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Family Notices
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MELBOURNE.
It is stated that when the second reading of the Customs Bill is moved in the Assembly, Mr. M'Culloch will move, by way of amendment, that it be read that day six months; and that if the ...
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DIARY—OCTOBER 7.
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THE members of the police force are petitioning for an increase of pay, and the secretary and superintendent on receiving the document for transmission to the Colonial ...
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ADELAIDE.
In a telegram sent to his Excellency the Governor, Forrest, the explorer, states that in August he got into a serious difficulty in consequence of the water on Gosse's track, in Tomkinson Range, being ...
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EXTENSIRE FIRE.
In the libel case, Moss v. Watson, proprietor of the Shoalhaven News, tried at the present sittings of the District Court, before Mr. District Judge M'Farland, a verdict was given for plaintiff in the ...
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The Narrabri Herald has been given to understand that Mr. Thompson, a resident on Eulah Creek, and his family, had a narrow escape last Saturday, a flash of lightning having paid them a rather ...
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
Information has been received in Sydney that Mr. H. H. Hall left San Francisco, as soon after his arrival there as possible, pushing on with all haste for London, which he reached on the 23rd September—a ...
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BRISBANE.
A meeting of the creditors of G. B. Shaw, of Rockhampton, was held yesterday, when an offer was made of 10s in tile pound, by payable bills without endorsement. The creditors appointed a ...
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The Mail Service.
Nothing has yet been done, we underttand, in regard to the mail service, except that measures have been taken to prevent any stoppage in the service, or injury to the colony. The various interviews between ...
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The Grafton Regatta. This Day.
THE regatta commenced to-day, at the appointed time, and was attended by some thousands of spectators. The steamer Agnes Irving, Captain Creer, which arrived last evening from Sydney ...
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Death of Captain M'Lerie Inspector General of Police.
OUR readers will hear with regret that Captain M'Lerie died yesterday afternoon at his residence, Pitt-street, south. He had been ill for some time, chiefly from disease of the lunge, but was able to ...
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MELBOURNE.
Business has commenced in the Australian and European Bank. The wheat shipping at Adelaide is said to be for Bourben. The English market closed, on ...
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NEWCASTLE.
The Ballina (s) arrived here this morning, with several members of the Sydney Marine Board, including Captains Hixson. Fairclough, Broomfield, Sidney M'Lean, Mr. Booth, M.L.A ...
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