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  3. THE DRAYTON GRANGE INQUIRY.

    The Royal Commission of inquiry into matters connected with the troopship Drayton Grange sat again this morning at the Commonwealth Offices, Macquarie-street, under the chairmanship of Mr. ...

    Article : 1,386 words
  4. JUMPED TO HIS DEATH.

    Whether Phillip Maher, who committed suicide by jumping from the new Pyrmont Bridge on Friday evening, was merely actuated by a desire to achieve a certain amount of notoriety, by being ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 322 words
  5. DANDENONG TRAGEDY.

    A telegram from Melbourne, published in the "Evening News" on Friday evening, stated that a foreigner had made an important statement in connection with the supposed murder of a farmer ...

    Article : 1,370 words
  6. CREDULITY.

    "There is no profession so lucrative," wrote Lord Lytton, "as that which practises upon the credulity of the people," and the truth of the statement lies in its application. Two ...

    Article : 335 words
  7. Family Notices

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  8. Mangled by a Train.

    Mr. Frank Brierley, a resident of Durham-street, Hurstville, was mangled by a railway train, anil instantly killed, shortly after 7 o'clock this morning. He was attempting to board the ...

    Article : 186 words
  9. THE FORESHORES.

    A correspondent, whose letter appeared in Saturday's issue, complains of the action of the Harbour Commissioners in not taking steps to prevent the pollution of the harbour foreshores. ...

    Article : 264 words
  10. Hordern's Fire.

    The Full Court to-day delivered its reserved judgment in the case of Vaughan against Webb. The action was one in which Thomas Joseph Vaughan sued Alfred Webb, superintendent of ...

    Article : 399 words
  11. AT SPITHEAD.

    Unfortunately one of the prettiest portions of the naval review last Saturday, the illumination of the fleet, was completely spoilt by the rain. Otherwise the ceremony appears to have ...

    Article : 413 words
  12. "SIR" BARTON.

    SIR EDMUND, or as the French, would call him "Sir" Barton, is not only of those whom the French describe as "the best elevated," he is at the moment, and has for some time ...

    Article : 800 words
  13. RETALIATION.

    The men of Maclean are now toeing made to pay for their persistency in setting the Federal Attorney-General conundrums dealing with the difference between black sugar and white, and ...

    Article : 292 words
  14. WHITE CLIFFS MAIL CASE

    Mr. Justice Pring had before him in Chambers this morning an application on behalf of John Edward Burgess for admission to bail. It was explained that Burgess was under committal on a ...

    Article : 130 words
  15. A WINDOW SMASHER.

    Some time between 4 or 5 o'clock this morning the window or Mr. Joe Davis' jeweller's shop, at 26 Park-street, was smashed by a large stone, which had first been carefully wrapped in paper ...

    Article : 159 words
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  17. BARTON v. SEDDON.

    Sir Edmund Barton and Mr. Seddon have once more agreed to differ, and this time in public. And, of course, nothing else could be expected. One is, metaphorically, a flaccid mollusc; the other ...

    Article : 393 words
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