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INTERCOLON[?] TELEGRAPH.
The following was posted on "Wednesday outside the Telegraph office:— MELBOURNE SHIPPING. Port Phillip Heads. ...
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NAIRNE.
A meeting of the inhabitants of Nairne and neighborhood was held in Mr. Ryder's Schoolroom, on Monday evening, July 18, to consider the propriety of forming a rifle corps. Very soon after the hour fixed for ...
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JOTTINGS FROM MELBOURNE.
The excitement caused by the war news brought by the Salsette has terminated in something more than words. With that promptitude so characteristic of Sir Henry Barkly, His Excellency has just issued ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
BY the arrival of the Corio we are placed in possession of Victorian and New South Wales papers; the former to July 16th, and the latter to July 14th. An incomplete file of the Hobart ...
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KAPUNDA.
Joseph Pollack, the Batavian, previously remanded on a charge of stealing drafts to the amount of £194 from John Oswald, was brought up on Friday last before J. S. Browne, Esq., S.M., and charged with assaulting ...
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LAW AND CRIMINAL COURTS.
The Chief Justice said the Comb had intended to give judgment in this case to-day, but reconsidering the case, if a new trial were granted, it would only be upon a question of facts, and to come to that the conveyance should be ...
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DEPARTURE OF THE REV. THOMAS BINNEY FROM AUSTRALIA.
The Rev. Thomas Binney—for notwithstanding the diplomas showered upon him, he has chosen to to retain the name ungarnished—will this morning finally quit our shores. For a period longer than the ...
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INSOLVENCY COURT.
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
"What will he do with it?" Ah, little thought Sir E. L. B., When his last work began. Of how this motto soon would be ...
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POLICE COURT—ADELAIDE.
DISORDERLY.—Henry[?] Justin was charged with being drunk and riotous, assaulting and damaging the uniform of one of the police. From the evidence of four constables it appeared that the prisoner had behaved in a very disorderly manner ...
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.—We take the following from the Melbourne Commercial Report and Prices Current, prepared expressly for transmission to England by the Northam:— ...
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TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH GREAT BRITAIN.
Mr. Gisborne, whose name we have frequently introduced to our readers, as connected with a project for uniting Australia and India by telegraph via Torres Straits, has arrived in Melbourne by the ...
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TRINITY BOARD.
Present—The Master, Captains Scott, Tapley, and Malcolm, and Mr. Newland. Read, a letter from the Hon. the Commissioner of Trade and Customs, forwarding a notice respecting a Lightship ...
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