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A VISIT TO A SANDALWOOD ESTABLISHMENT.
THE establishment which we are now going to describe is perhaps the largest in the South Sea Islands, and is conducted in a more systematic manner than any other of which we ...
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JUDGE AND JURY AT THE DIGGINGS.
SOCIETY in California is assuming a more settled aspect. We seldom hear now of Judge Lynch, or his short shrift and long rope—of Vigilance Committees, who in the early days of the state were really ...
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TRIAL OF AN ABORIGINAL FOR MURDER.
AT the Ballarat Circuit Court on Wednesday, Campbell, a middle-aged aborigine, was arraigned for murdering, on the 12th December, 1859, one Mary Ann Campbell, another aborigine, the lubra of the prisoner. ...
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VICTORIA.
BY the Wonga Wonga we have two days' later from Melbourne, her dates being to the 2nd instant. The following quotations are from the Argus:— On Tuesday the chamber of the Legislative Council ...
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THE BATTLE OF WAITARA.
THE following account of the battle at Waitara, contained in a letter from a private soldier of the Light Company of the 40th, gives some interesting particulars of the engagement. It will be seen that the ...
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AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY.
No. 10.—WATER—HYDROGEN AND ITS COMPOUNDS., IF a cold and perfectly dry glass tumbler be held in an inverted position over the jet of burning hydrogen alluded to in our last paper, the formation of water ...
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