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THE I. L. SKOLFIELD.
When the name of the barque which was signalled disabled and making for Port Jackson yesterday became known, considerable surprise was occasioned in shipping circles, for she turned ...
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WOLF-MADNESS.
In 1598, a tailor of Chalons was sentenced to be burned alive for lycanthrophy. He used to decoy children into his shop, or waylay them in the woods at dusk. After tearing them with his ...
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AN OLD INSTITUTION.
How many thousands daily traverse the London Strand? How few probably are aware that within a few yards of them stands one of the most interesting of the relics of Roman London— ...
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PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
A peculiar accident occurred at Sutherland on Saturday evening, just as a social was about to open at the local School of Arts. Mr. Rowlands had driven up from Miranda to enjoy the dance, ...
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MK. LYNE AT HENTY.
ALBURY, Monday.—Mr. W. J. Lyne, leader of the Opposition, addressed a large meeting of farmers at Henty on Friday night. He met with a cordial reception throughout. He reviewed the ...
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THE WEATHER.
Beautiful weather prevailed in Sydney this morning, with a cool north-westerly blowing, and the thermometer at 70deg in the shade. In the country similar conditions were being experienced ...
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SUICIDE AT THE GLEBE.
A married woman named Agnes Mathurst, residing with her husband in Darling-street. Glebe, died on Saturday under circumstances leaving but little doubt that she committed ...
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EDEN NEWS.
EDEN, Monday.—The steamer Tambo arrived last night from Sydney to take hence thirty head of fat Cattle for Hobart (Tas.), Shipped by T. Stiles, of Kanoona. ...
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HEW PUBLIC WORKS.
Tenders have been accepted for the following public works:—Roads: Cudgegong to Reedy. Creek, T. Waterworth, Wilbertree, £235 6s 8d; Cooabarabran to Mullalley, J. Jones, Coonabarabran, £299 ...
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