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Supreme Court.
This morning, before their Honors Mr. Justice Hargrave, Mr. Justice Faucett, and Mr. Justice Windeyer, an appeal against an equity decree made by Primary Judge Hargrave in Dibbs v. Brown (No. ...
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Arrival of the R.M.S. Siam.
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CABLE MESSAGES.
LONDON, March 15.—Oxford is the favourite for the forthcoming nice between Cambridge and Oxford. The race will be rowed on March 20. ...
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Shipping.
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Commercial.
We learn from Press telegram that the Colonial Sugar Refining Company in Victoria have reduced their suffers by £2 10s per ton. This has had a dis[?]ting effect on the trade here arid as ...
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Inquest at Wagga.
WAGGA, Wednesday.—An inquest was held yesterday afternoon on the body of Mr. John Halton, who was found dead in bed that morning, at the Railway Hotel, Newtown. Deceased had ...
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Fresh Difficulties in Africa.
LONDON, March 15.—Affairs in Basuland are becoming critical, owing to the Government insisting on the comple disarmament of the natives. ...
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The War in Afghanstan.
LONDON, March 15.—The Afghans have succeeded in recapturing Charikar, and it is feared that a fresh campaign will have to by undertaken by the British troops. ...
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THE QUEEN'S SPEECH.
Parliament was opened on February 5, by Her Majesty the Queen, in person. The speech from the throne dealt at length on the course of the Afghan war since the Treaty of Gundamuk, ...
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COLONIAL AND FARM PRODUCE.
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The City of Sydney.
LONDON, March 16—A cable despatch from New York states that the fire, on board the Pacific Mail steamship City of Sydney was extinguished before serious ...
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The Intercolonial Eight-cared Race.
MELBOURNE. Wednesday.—The sub-committee appointed to select eight representatives for the forthcoming intercolonial eight-cared race have chosen the following crew .—Stacpoole, ...
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The Orient.
LONDON, March 15.—The Orient Steamship Company'S steamer Orient arrived to-day. ...
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Kearney Convicted of Sedition.
LONDON, March 16.—Kearney, the mob agitator aud inflammatory platform orator, who was arrested at San Francisco for using seditious language, has been tried ...
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France Bidding for Australian Trade
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—It is stated in private correspondence, rEceived in Melbourne by way of London last week that the French Government contemplate subsidising a mail line of ...
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Affairs in Afghanistan.
LONDON, March 16—After a period of comparative quiet, during which some of the chiefs were negotiating for peace, hostilities are about to be resumed. The ...
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Stock and Share Report.
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Betrothal in High Life.
MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—It it announced that a captain of a man-of-war on the Australian station is shortly to be married to a wealthy Victorian heiress, who will have £2000 a year ...
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Leather.
LONDON, March 13.—Leather is quoted at 12d to 12¼d per lb. The market is flat. ...
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Abstract of Sales by Auction TO-MORROW.
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Two Captains Drowned.
ADELAIDE, Tuesday.—A shocking accident has occurred at Port Macdonnell. Two captains, belonging to the vessels Lily and Windward, lying at Port Macdonnell, left their ships last ...
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Rise in Sugar.
LONDON, March 15.—The price of sugar has advanced 6d per cent. ...
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Family Notices
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Divorce Court.
The petitioner in this case was Thomaslang, labourer; the respondent Bridget Thomaslans [?] Canfield, and the correspondent Henry Robertson The marriage was solemnized on 6th June, 1874, by ...
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The Metal Market.
LONDON. March 15.—Australian tin is quoted at £90 15s per ton. The market is quiet, but steady. Wallaroo copper is now quoted at £81 per ton. ...
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Wagga Races.
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Wheat.
LONDON. March 15.—The total quantity of wheat afloat is 1953 quarters. The wheat market is advancing. ...
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Monetary.
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Hunter River Amateur Races.
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Notes on Current Events.
The Americans are an extraordinary people, and in considering their actions a great deal of good temper and forbearance is necessary. The conduct of the House of Representatives in ...
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Vice-Regal Visit to the Infirmary.
His Excellency "Lord Augustus Loftus, Lady Loitus, and suite paid a visit of inspection to the warda of the Infirmary this forenoon. The vice-regal party were met by the president of the ...
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Advertising
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
GOULBURN , Wednesday.—Yesterday afternoon a serious accident happened to John Armstrong, platform porter at the Goulburn railway station. It appears that Armstrong was ...
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Shocking Suicide at Bondi.
What to all appearances at present seems to have been a case of determined suicide, occurred yesterday at Bondi. About noon, a man named Justice Clark whilst strolling along the north head ...
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Irish Distress Relief Fund.
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The Patti Concert at Grange.
Madame Patti sends as a telegram from Orange this morning , stating that there was no concert given there last night, owing to there being no carriage available to take her from her hotel to tho hall of ...
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St. Patrick's Day.
The day dedicated to the patron saint of the Green Isle was observed enthusiastically by our Irish fellow citizens. The enlivening strains of " St. Patrick's Day in the Morning," disturbed the ...
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Tamworth Post and Telegraph Office.
TAMWORTH, Wednesday.—An influential meeting was held last night at Tamworth, the object being to urge on the Government the necessity of erecting new post and telegraph offices. ...
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Advertising
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Patti at Orange.
ORANGE, Wednesday.—Immense indignation was expressed last night at the conduct of Madame Patti in refusing to appear, her excuse being not saving a carriage to convoy her to the hall, ...
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The Disturbers of the Peace.
SIR HENRY PARKES has been charged with fomenting a quarrel between the two Houses, and there is some justification for the assertion, owing to the manner in ...
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The Shaftesbury Reformatory.
It will be learnt with satisfaction that considerable progress has been made in connection with the Shaftesbury Reformatory for girls, at South Haad, and that the beneficent usefulness of the inst[?]t on ...
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Insolvency Court.
George Bennett Holden, of Sussex-street, publican. Liabilities, £1117 17s 2d, of which £500 is secured to Tooth and Co. Assets, £5. Mr. Lyons, official assignee. ...
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The Newcastle Colliery Difficulty.
NEWCASTLE, Wednesday.—The existing agreement between the associated collieries proprietors, and miners, expires in the course of a few days, when vigorous competition will no doubt be ...
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Resignation of a Member of Parliament
In the Legislative Assembly yesterday afternoon the Speaker announced that he had received the resignation of Mr. Bawden. the representative of the Clarence electorate. The [?]t of the hon. member was ...
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Italy and France at the Melbourne Exhibition.
MELBOURNE, Wednesday. — Advice from London by the mail state that the Italian exhibits for the Melbourne international Exhibition will be despatched from Venice by the ...
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