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SYDNEY.
THE resolutions for the purpose of stultifying the Assembly in the matter of the Working Classes Report, and asking them to vote back again their previous negative, were to have come on last night, ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Correspondents to ensure insertion of their letters are requested to be brief. Very lengthy letters can seldom be inserted. Correspondents are reminded that we profess to letters only ...
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Advertising
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COUNTRY NEWS.
NATIONAL SCHOOL.—A meeting was held at the Australian Hotel to-day, for the purpose of raising subscriptions towards the building a National School. The meeting was not attended so largely ...
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CALENDAR.
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Family Notices
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TUENA.
I have had the opportunity of directing attention, through the columns of the 'Herald,' to the inconvenience resulting from the distance at which the police force is stationed from the township, and the ...
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THE prosecution of certain street orators in Sydney, for endeavouring to incite the populace to a breach of the peace, seems to have raised the question of popular rights and ...
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CORRESPONDENCE.
MR. EDITOR.—An anonymous writer, styling himself Another Churchman, stated in your paper of the 9th—"We have a large and commodious schoolhouse, &c., &c., capable of containing as many ...
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PARLIAMENTARY.
IN the Assembly there was no quorum ...
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WEDNESDAY—MAY 16.
Considerable progress was made with the estimates, and other business of minor importance was transacted. ...
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[PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.]
The last item of the estimates passed the Assembly. ...
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FRIDAY—MAY 18.
The House is engaged in the examination of Mr. Wilcox on the railway question. Mr. LAYCOCK has given notice of motion for the immediate abolition of the gold duty. ...
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE Goulburn sittings of this court commenced on Wednesday, the 16th instant. His Honor, Judge Callaghan, took his seat at twenty minutes past ten o'clock. ...
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POLICE REPORTS.
On Wednesday and Thursday some cases of drunkenness and obscene language were disposed of,. and John Me Gaw and Robert Mc Gaw, charged under the Cattle Stealing Prevention Act, with ...
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