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Advertising : 249 wordsGENTLEMEN—In last Saturday's Mercury you published a letter ad[?]ressed by Mr. Child to his Excellency Sir W. T. De[?]ison, in which the following paragraph occurs: ...
Article : 298 wordsJune 10.—Charles Howe[?], of South Head Road, Sydney, plasterer. Liabilities, £33 6s. 5d.; assets, £l 7s.; deficiency, £31 19s. 5d. Mr. Perry, official assignee. ...
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Article : 90 wordsThe only arrival to-day is that of the Wizard, from the South Sea Islands. The session of the Legislative Council will doubtless commence to-morrow in all earnestness. The various ...
Article : 164 wordsAN act has just been committed, or is on the eve of committal, that will confer lasting disgrace on Sir William Denison's administration—one of a ...
Article : 1,900 wordsJune 7.—Vanquish, schooner 128 tons, Capt. Scott, from Moreton Bay 1st inst., with 1 passenger. 7.—Gr[?]at Britain, ship, 492 tons, Captain Pinel, from the Downs 5th Mar[?]h. Passenger—Madame Merguler ...
Article : 2,984 wordsJohn Clune and Jane Clune[?] his wife, were indicted for s[?]abbing and wounding William Harman Collard, at Ipswich, on the 29th April, with intent. Clune kept a public-house, and angry words occurred that evening ...
Article : 3,169 wordsNEWCASTLE RACE MEETING—A public meeting was held at the Ship Inn, on Thursday evening (7th June), for the purpose of making arrangements for the forthcoming races. The ...
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