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SUPREME COURT.
The trial of this remarkable will case, commenced last Friday, and after lasting all that day, Monday, and Tuesday, was resumed yesterday and to-day. Through-out the hearing, the court was crowded to excess. ...
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Mr. Levy's Concert.
Mi. Levy, the cornet soloist, advertises another of his popular concerts will take place at the Exhibition Building on Monday [?] next. Mr. Levy will, as usual be accompaied by Mrs. Cutter. ...
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
We learn, on the authority of the Hon. Secretary, that there is no truth in the rumour that the Ministry had advised His Excellency the governor to grant a dissolution . The fact is that the Ministry ...
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TELEGRAMS THIS DAY.
Annett and party, of the Victoria Reef, crushed two hundred and ninety tons of first and second quality quartz. The yield was 852oz 6dwt, equal to 2oz l8dwt l8gr per ton. The depth is 635 feet, and thickness of vein two feet, ...
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SHIPPING.
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Advertising
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The Royal Furnishing Arcade.
Mr. W. B. Campbell has just issued a neat little brochure, "The History of the Royal Furnishing Arcade in George-street," combined with an Rconimical House Furnishing Guide. It contained a Succinct narative of ...
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Family Notices
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NEWCASTLE.
A gill named Annie Scott, aged 19, a native of , England, was arrested last night by Detective Knight, on suspicion of having murdered her infant child at Wallsend. She will be charged with ...
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Summerbell's Wharf.
His Excellency the Governor has issued a proclamation releasing Marsden or Summorbell's wharf, Miller'a Point, from quarantine. ...
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An Eccentric Genius.
Some amusement was created in George-etreet: at 10 o'clock last night, by the strange proceedings of an elderly, shabby, genteel individual who was fitting upon a doorstep in an exceedingly lachrymose ...
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QDEANBEYAN.
A meeting was held yesterday at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Dr. Morton, J .P., in the chair, when a farewell address was presented to Mr. G. L. Nairn, with a purse of 166 sovereigns. The rev. ...
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Mr. H. H. Hall.
We are happy to be able to state that Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hall did Dot perish, at was surmised, in the Ashtabula Railway disaster. Letters here been received from Mr. Ball since the occurrence of that accident by ...
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Wreck of the Barque Peony.
The telegraph officer at Ballina telegraphed last night as follows:-The barque Paony, from Hew-castle, bound north with cult, sprung a leak when two days out, and ran ashore four miles south of Richmond ...
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BRISBANE.
The Governor has not yet cent for any member to re-construct the Ministry or accept Kr. Thorn's resignation, as be wishes to decide a strong constitutional point of practice before doing so. The ...
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MARCH 8.
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Case under the Pawnbrokers' Act.
A case of some interest under this Act was tried at the Water Police Court, this morning, before Messrs. Oatley, Gray and Harris. A short time ago certain jewellery m stolen from the dwelling of Mr. William ...
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The Infirmary
The following accidents were attended to this morning:-William Scanbrith, 30, a "compound dislocation of his finger; Peter Schnuttler 50, a fracture of his arm; Simon Cummins, cat with a stone on left side ...
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Stopped Payment.
Yesterday, M. L. Salomon, auctioneer, stopped payment. There was a meeting of the creditors in the estate shortly afterwards, but it broke up without any-thing definite being decided upon It is, therefore, ...
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THE singular as to the doubt as to the result of the Presidential Election in the United States of America, which has kept that country in a state of dangerous ferment for three months past, is now solved by the ...
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Assaulting a Chinaman.
This Morning, at the Central Police Court, a woman named Marshall was committed for trial at the Quarter Pessions for inflicting grievous bodily harm upon a chinaman named Simon Oummins. she struck ...
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Victoria Mining Delegate to California
Mr. Gustav Thuresu, F.G.S., of London, who has been chosen by the school of Minos at Sandhurst for his ability aud general knowledge and experience in gold mining and mining machinery to visit California ...
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GUNNEDAH.
The weather is clear and fine. The appearances of rain are gone. Feed is scarce, and stock are travelling, Great gloom prevails among the graziers. ...
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A Bad Character.
This morning, at the Central Police Court, a man named James Barrett, a worthless character, said to have been giving with tho very lowest dan of persona, aud who bad been tome time ago discharged from the ...
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MELBOURNE.
A private cablegram from London, dated 5th March, states:-'Raw Mauilla sugars advanced 20s, Java 20s. Stocks low, and prices have an upward tendency." ...
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Burglary.
Late on Tuesday night, or early on Wednesday morning, a burglary was committed on the premises of Messrs. Sutton and Co , tobacco merchants and manufacturers, George street north, between Hunter and ...
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The Coolah Rank Robbery.
John Duncan was charged at the Orange Police Court, on Tuesday, 7th instant, with being concerned in the Coolah Bank robber. Constable Fraucis deposed, nays the Advocate, be arrested prisoner the ...
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(From the Herald's Messages.)
Ten thousand of Messrs. .Richardson's Duck Creek sheep, which were travelling for grass, were impounded here from Euroka station to-day. ...
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Hairdressers Picnic.
The hairdressers of Sydney held their first picnic yesterday at Corry's Gardens, Botany. The company comprised 140 persons, and they left Sydney in "[?]-busses at 10 am., headed by a band of music. At the ...
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Infanticide at Wallsend.
On Monday afternoon a report ?was current that the body of a dead child bad been found in dead yard of Mr. Scotts, in Brown-street. About the time mentioned (reports the Newcastle Pilot) a Mrs. Warrington was ...
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MUSWELLBROOK.
At the second day of the show there was a good attendance. Two thousand persons came by the excursion trains, which ran punctually throughout the day. At the show dinner, held last evening, ...
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COMMERCIAL.
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WEST KEMPSEY.
Welcome showers fell last night, with every appearance of a continuance. ...
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GRAFTON.
The Ciarence Pastoral and Agricultural Society's Show was opened bore to-day. There were about 600 persons present at the opening, and daring the day the attendance was very fair. A large ...
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Stock and Share Market
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Tamworth Races.
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Savage Assault at Walgett.
The blackfellow Charley Combo, who escaped white under committal for an attempted rape, was cleverly re-captured by Sergeant Abbott and Constable Ford, aided by Mr. D. M. Jenee's aboriginal Bundah, at ...
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Destitute Children's Asylum.
The usual monthly meeting of Board of Directors of the Randwick Institution was holden yesterday at the Infirmary, the [?] Canon Stephon in the chair. It was announced that [?] Excellency the Governor had ...
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BRISBANE.
The Scottish Bard, from Rockhampton, arrived at London about the 3rd instant. Harris's wharfs failed to sell by auction, and will probably be sold privately for £13,000. ...
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MELBOURNE.
The case against the captain of the Mysore was not proceeded with, owing to his absence. A verdict has been given against Dr. H'Carthy, superintendent of the Inebriates Asylum, for false ...
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Alluvial mining, writes " Vale," in the Braidwood Dispatch, is fast becoming a lost industry, so far as the Major's Creek is concerned. The continued dry and parching weather utterly preclades any returns from ...
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ADELAIDE.
Captain Calder,late of the steamers Omeo and Otago, has been appointed chief officer of the Victoria. General Pol, the first boat of the new contract, ...
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Shark Fishing.
The latest news from the Faraway, received this morning, acquaints us with the fact that fishing for sharks is still the chief pastime indulged in to wile the time away. Daring toe post weak success has not ...
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