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SYDNEY SUMMARY.
THE opening of parliament will take place tomorrow; and if anything worthy of notice should transpire up to nine o'clock you will no doubt receive it per telegraph. In the meantime all sorts ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
In consequence of the arrival of the european mall several letters, are held over till our next. TO SUBSCRIBERS In order to save postages we intend to adopt a plan which is ...
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE
MESSRS. James Chisholm, and Francis lord, and Sir William Macarthur have accepted seats in the Legislative Council. At the opening of parliment to-day. the ...
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CALENDAR.
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THE most important news brought by the Madras has reference to America. It must be pretty well known to our readers that for a length of time the Confederates have succeeded ...
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LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL.
POLICE REPORT.—On Saturday High Soeroy, a youth apparently about eighteen years of ago, was brought up charged with suspicion of being one of the parties who recently robbed drays loaded for Mr. ...
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YASS QUARTER SESSIONS.
THIS court was opened on Monday last before Judge Meymott. Mr. Forbes was crown prosecutor, and the legal gentlemen present were Messrs. Wm. Long (barrister), Allman, Wilkinson, and Walsh. ...
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NEW INSOLVENTS.
William Burton Froch of Albury, late of Washgunyah, Victoria, miller. Liabilities, £156 7s 8d. Assets, £15. Mr. Muckenzic, official assignee.—Harding Gifford King, of Begs, ...
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