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SIR,—I am a reasonable and a thinking man, except when I go to law. I admit "the labourer is worthy of his hire," but I am nevertheless impressed with the belief that no man or set of men, professional or ...
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RUSSIA IN THE PACIFIC.
SOME few years since Russia attracted notice by her encroachments upon the southern boundary of Siberia into Chinese Tartary-encroachments long prepared and immediately aided by the schemes of the ...
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To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald.
SIR,—There is a project on foot to establish an institution, for the following purposes:—To provide a temporary home for young females of the better classes arriving in this colony without friends, and ...
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INCIDENTS OF THE INSURRECTION IN INDIA.
ANY one who may have resided at Benares within the last fourteen or fifteen years, will recollect a very active intelligent native constantly met with in the higher grades of European society—the Rao Deo ...
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EFFORTS TO ENLARGE THE USEFULNESS OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.
NOTWITHSTANDING the violent opposition of the Bishop of Oxford, as the episcopal Coryph[?]us of the High Church party, and the deliberate resistance of the Earl of Derby to the more active operations of the truly ...
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To the Editor of the Sydney Morning Herald.
SIR,—Feeling well assured of your disposition to advocate everything that would be the means of improving the condition of the humbler classes (working men, and, in fact, all dependent persons, whether in the ...
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SCENES IN THE BUSH.
BURNING THE GRASS.—Squatter: "A fine fresh morning, Charli[?], plenty of wind; we have had no rain for some time, and that long grass at the outstation wants burning badly. Come, take an extra ...
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