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THE ANNEXATION OF OUDE.
THE partisans of the dethroned dynasty of Oude have attempted to make capital out of the Indian mutiny. They have succeeded so far as, by ex parts representations, to induce a good ...
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TO MR. GEORGE HOPE.
SIR,—Though I have not the pleasure of your acquaintance, permit me to address a few observations to you on the subject of your letter in this day's Herald. ...
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PROCLAMATION BY NANA SAHIB.
WE take the following proclamation by that sanguinary monster, Nana Sahib, from the Lahore Chronicle:— "It has been [?]certained from a traveller who ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE BISHOP.—The recently appointed Bishop of Perth (Dr. Hale) arrived in the colony from England on the 2nd. The Inquirer of the 13th says: —The first-fruits of the newly-elected Bishopric of ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
On Saturday evening the inhabitants of the town were startled by the report that fresh disturbances had broken out among the natives in the Bell and Hua district, and that two of them had been killed. Further ...
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QUARTERLY REPORT ON LODGING-HOUSES.
Sir,—In my first Quarterly Report presented to the Municipal Council, on the 9th September, 1857, I adverted to the necessity, in a sanitary point of view, of some measure for the regulation of common ...
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WINDSOR.
FATAL, ACCIDENT.—On Friday evening last, a dreadful accident, which resulted fatally, happened to a youth named Robert Smith, son of Mr. Robert Smith, farmer. Cornwallis. It appeared that the deceased ...
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To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald.
SIR,—The report of an inquest on the body of Mr. Maloney, of Bourke-street, has recalled to my mind so strongly an an[?]dote told me in boyhood, as having occurred in Hamburg many years ago, and which I ...
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To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald.
SIR,—Small profits, high rents, and enormous city rates, is a fact of serious importance to all householders, and perhaps it will be excusable in one a little interested to note how some part or ...
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SYDNEY STREET NUISANCES AND ROOKERIES.
SIR,—The articles in your leading columns of the 19th ultimo and this morning, on the "Sanitary Condition of the City," must command the thanks not only of those rate-payers who breathe the impure atmosphere ...
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To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald.
SIR,—In reply to the appeal of "A Parent," which appeared in your paper of this day, I have to say that the subject he refers to has not escaped my observation. ...
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