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THE FUNCTIONS OF ATTORNEY GENERAL
THE Honorable and learned Attorney-General must not flatter himself that he has settled the vexed question of the functions and duties of his office by his authoritative deliverance in the ...
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MERCANTILE AND MONEY ARTICLE.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS TO AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS.
THE dissolution of the Imperial Parliament has taken the couutry by surprise. It was not expected that an appeal to the constituencies would be made so soon. ...
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ADELAIDE.
Mr. Gosse and his party have returned from their exploring expedition. Levi and Co.'s estate has paid a final dividend, making 20s. in the £. ...
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DR. LIVINGSTONE.
At a meeting of the Royal Geographical Society Sir Bartle Frere and Dr. Kirk stated that they had very strong doubts as to the authenticily of the statement concerning the death of Dr. ...
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WRECK OF THE JAMES PATERSON STEAMER.
The James Paterson (s.) struck on Mast-head Reef at midnight, on Wednesday. All sails were set, and the wind was blowing strong from E.S.E., with thick weather. She lay very well till daylight, when every ...
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THE ASHANTEE WAR.
News received from the Cape Coast under date 11th instant states that the troops continue to advance steadily towards Coomassie, and that their health is good. ...
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BOAT ACCIDENTS.
SIR,—The frequency of accidents in our harbour through the capsizing of boats suggests to my mind the necessity of an enactment compelling licensed watermen and others to have their boats provided with life-preservers. There are ...
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RELEASE OF MR. WHALLEY.
Mr. Whalley has paid the fine of £250 imposed upon him for contempt of Court in upholding the accuracy of Jean Luie's original statement as to the rescue of the Claimant, and has been ...
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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
THE following notices appear in the Government Gazette, published yesterday:— APPOINTMENTS.—Mr. Henry Charles Warren, M.R.C.S., to be Honorary Assistant Surgeen of the Oranga corps of ...
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AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATED PRESS TELEGRAMS.
The river commenced to fall about midnight, since which it has lowered two feet. The decline is very slow. The back water has been rising rapidly all day. The Racecourse, Albion Cricket Ground, and ...
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TAMWORTH.
The Quarter Sessions commenced this morning at 10 o'clock. District Court Judge Simpson presided. Philip Paterson and Henry Bailey, charged with stealing from a store, were found not guilty. Henry ...
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UNAPPRECIATED.
NOTHING strikes a stranger who has been made free of a small country society more than the waste of qualities and powers often found there—waste in the sense of unused, undeveloped, suppressed, and unappreciated. There is no ...
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YASS.
Jane Ordife, mother of Edward Ordife, has been committed as an accessory to the Post Office robbery; bail allowed. ...
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ROCKY MOUTH.
The Keera (s.) is bar-bound at the Clarence Heads. ...
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BRISBANE.
W. M'Kinnon, mate of the May Queen schooner, was charged at the Police Court on Saturday with kidnapping Polynesians from Erromanga. Mr. Griffith prosecuted and Mr. Pring defended. The ...
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MELBOURNE.
An investigation has taken place in regard to the grounding of the Pera (s.), in the Bay, and pilot Nicholson has been censured for want of caution. The Rev. John Cope has been elected President of ...
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QUEENSCLIFF.
ARRIVED.—Derwent, from Launceston; Joyse Phillips barque, from Hongkong, SAILED.—African Maid, brig; [?]ree, French barque, Sam Merritt, American barque for ...
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