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  3. NEWS BY THE MAIL: NOTES FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.

    It ought to be added (says the New York correspondent of the London Times, with reference to the Jingoistic wave) that it really takes a certain degree of political courage to resist such a passionate ...

    Article : 443 words
  4. THE CAMPBELLTOWN ENCAMPMENT.

    Operations in connection with the special encampment for the instruction of the mounted brigade will commence at Campbelltown this morning, and will be continued until Tuesday next. Colonel ...

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  5. INTERCOLONIAL CRICKET MATCH.

    The fifty-sixth match between Elevens of New South Wales and Victoria will commence at the Sydney Cricket Ground at noon to-day. The Victorians went down to the nets in the forenoon ...

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  6. THE ITALIAN REVERSE IN ABYSSINIA.

    Signor Crispi, speaking on 16th December in the Italian Chamber, said more than sufficient reinforcements had been sent to General Batatieri, in whom the Government placed entire confidence. ...

    Article : 114 words
  7. A SENSATIONAL POISONING CHARGE.

    A sensational trial has been occupying the Court of Assizes at Bruges for several days past. Six years ago—so the Chronicle's Brussels correspondent tells the story—a well-to-do farmer, living at a ...

    Article : 254 words
  8. POLICE COURTS.

    At the Central Police Court yesterday, before Mr. J. Giles, S.M., Robert Read, 57, a seaman (who was on remand from the Paddington Police Court), was charged with obtaining from George Frederick ...

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  9. THE ARMENIAN HORRORS.

    The week has brought a new surfeit of horrors, or, rather, stories of horrors, perpetrated in Armenia (says Home News), and however large we may discredit the narratives which describe the carrying out ...

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  10. CRUISE OF THE ANTIDOTE.

    Mr. Alexander Oliver's 30-ton yacht Antidote brought up at her moorings in the harbour at 3.30 a.m. yesterday after an extended cruise along the northern coast of the colony. Availing himself of ...

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  11. A PETROLEUM STEAMER.

    Another addition to Messrs. Samuel's fleet, known as the Shell Line, was made on Tuesday afternoon by the launch [?]of a large petroleum steamer from Sir W. G. Armstrong, Mitchell, and Co.'s Walker ...

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  12. THE COMPLETED BIBLE.

    At length, after the labours of a body of the most competent Biblical scholars of the day for a quarter of a century (says the London Daily Telegraph), the Revised Version is completed by the issue of the ...

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  13. MRS. LYNN LINTON ON BICYCLING FOR LADIES.

    Mrs. Lynn Linton is again to the fore in her antimodern crusade. In the current North American Review she goes for some "cranks and crazes," among those being cycling. "Walking, riding, ...

    Article : 212 words
  14. "THE INVASION OF CANADA."

    On 16th November last it seems that it became necessary to call on the military to assist the civil authorities in maintaining order at a place called Lowe, in Ontario, owing to the refusal of the ...

    Article : 193 words
  15. CARDINAL VAUGHAN ON EDUCATION.

    A Catholic demonstration was held at St. George's Hall, Bradford, yesterday, says a London paper, writing under date of 18th December, to demand justice and fair play for denominational schools. ...

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  16. MEETING OF THE UNEMPLOYED.

    Mr. D. E. Black presided at a meeting of the unemployed held at the Queen's Statue last evening. Mr. T. Leger moved.—"That in the opinion of this meeting the action of the Government in discharging ...

    Article : 301 words
  17. THE CANADIAN-AUSTRALIAN MAIL SUBSIDY.

    The news that the Parliament of New South Wales has renewed for three years the subsidy to the direct Canadian-Australian steamship line occasions great gratification in all official circles, reports ...

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  18. THE CHITRALESE AND THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

    Sir Robert Low, the Commander of the Chitral Relief Force, was one of the guests at the annual dinner of the Alpine Club in London, and when he rose to reply on behalf of "The Visitors" he ...

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