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Formation of a Coal Trust.
THE long-talked-of coal trust for this district has at last assumed a definite shape, and there is every appearance of all the collieries, with the exception of Lambton, ...
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PARLIAMENT.
THE SPEAKER took the chair at 4.30 p.m. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS. Mr. SLATTERY, in reply to Mr. WALL, said the total cost of the Department of ...
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CABLEGRAMS.
LONDON, Tuesday.—The Imperial Parliament was opened to-day. The speech refers to the death of the Duke of Clarence, and states that the grief caused by his loss is ...
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TELEGRAMS.
A FATAL accident occurred this morning to Josiah Jory, an old and much respected resident of Adelong. While driving a springcart laden with fruit, about three miles from ...
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THE WEATHER FORECAST.
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
The balance of the properties of the defunct Commercial Bank of South Australia were sold to-day at auction, the total amount obtained being £4210. The chief ...
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ALLEGED FORGERY.
AN elderly man named William Dudgeon, a lawyer's clerk, who seemed to feel his position. keenly, was charged at the Water Police Court to-day with having forged the ...
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Viewing the Great Preacher's Remains.
LONDON, Tuesday.—The coffin containing the remains of the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon, is lying in the Tabernacle, and is being visited by an endless procession of people of all ...
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WEST AUSTRALIA.
A navy named James Turner committed suicide at No Place Inn, Perth. He arrived in West Australia from Melbourne two years ago. ...
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The Acting Agent-General.
LODNON, Tuesday.—Sir Andrew Clarke, who has recovered now from his illness, has resumed the duties of acting Agent-General for Victoria. ...
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Latest Mining.
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VICTORIA.
On the arguments continued before the Full Court in the re-hearing of the M'Meikan will case, the judges have reserved their decision. ...
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Russian Squadron.
LONDON, Tuesday.—The Russian squadron in the Pacific will be increased during the present year to 11 warships, exclusive of torpedo boats. ...
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THE DISPUTE AT YOUNG WALLSEND.
ON Friday last a dispute occurred at the Young Wallsend Colliery with regard to the payment for taking out some splint bands from the seam. The management offered ...
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Price of Silver.
LONDON, Tuesday.—The present price of silver is 3s 5[?]d. ...
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Decorated by the Czar.
LONDON, Tuesday.—The Czar has decorated the French workman who denounced the two Englishmen who were attempting to obtain a model of the Russian rifle at the ...
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(FROM SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE PAPERS.)
LONDON, Tuesday.—Harvard College, Cambridge, Massachusetts (U. S. A.), strongly supports the scheme put forward by Sir Astley Cooper for the establishment ...
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Grand Moonlight Vocal and Instrumental Promenade Concert.
THIS evening a grand concert will take place on the cricket ground in aid of the funds of the Newcastle Cricket Club. A splendid programme, under the management of Mr. ...
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ADELAIDE SHARE MARKET.
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The Argentine Republic.
LONDON, Tuesday.—The coalition Government of General Mitre and General Roca has obtained a majority at the general elections in the Argentine Republic. ...
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MISERY AND SUICIDE.
MR. WOOD, chief assistant in Paling's music warehouse, disappeared yesterday, after which extensive defalcations were discovered. He bought a revolver and some cartridges ...
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Terrible Railway Accident.
LONDON, Tuesday.—A terrible accident is reported from Bucharest. The sleeping carriage attached to the express train caught fire between Bucharest and Braila, 18 of the ...
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Mr. R. E. O'CONNOR introduced a bill to declare certain marriages valid, to amend the law relating to marriage, and registration of marriages. ...
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District News.
A silver reading entertainment was held last Monday evening, in the St. Augustine Hall. There was a very large and appreciative audience present. Mr. Joseph Croft, ...
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Foot-and-mouth Disease.
LONDON, Tuesday.—Mr. Henry Chaplin, President of 6ho Board of Agriculture, has prohibited the import of Dutch cattle into England, in consequence of the prevalence ...
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LATEST MELBOURNE SPORTING.
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THE FIRE AT DOUBLE BAY.
SUPERINTENDENT BEAR, of the Sydney Fire Brigade, was yesterday in Newcastle. It is understood that he was making inquiries in connection with the recent fire at the house ...
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Catholics in France.
LONDON, Tuesday.—His Holiness the Pope has addressed a note to the Roman Catholic bishops throughout France, warning them not to encroach on the civil rights ...
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Real Estate in Rome.
LONDON, Tuesday.—The nominal value of the real estate in Rome is estimated at £300,000,000. ...
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Bismarck's Pension Scheme.
LONDON, Tuesday.—The correspondent of the Times at Berlin says that it is extremely doubtful whether Prince Bismarck's pension scheme will be a success. ...
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TASMANIAN TURF CLUB RACES.
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Revolt in Uruguay.
LONDON, Tuesday.—A despatch from Monte Video, the capital of the Republic of Uruguay, in South America, reports that the garrison in that city has revolted. ...
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Canada and the United States.
LONDON, Tuesday.—Sir John Thompson, Minister of Justice in the Canadian Cabinet, has gone to Washington to endeavour to arrange a reciprocity treaty between the ...
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Labour Question in Spain.
LONDON, Tuesday.—The Spanish Government is taking steps to stamp out the antagonism shown by the labour organisations to the liberty of employers in the ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The Warwick Show was opened by Sir S. Griffith, and was very succeesful. A banquet will be given to-night when the policy of the Government will be foreshadowed. ...
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Lord Carrington.
LONDON, Tuesday.—Lord Carrington is a candidate for election as one of the representatives of West St. Pancras on the London County Council. He has been ...
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A WOMAN SHOT.
THE superintendent of police at Albury has just received the following telegram from Tumberumba:—The wife of John Bloomfield, selector on Rosewood Estate, a few ...
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Lord Randolph Churchill.
LONDON, Monday.—Lord Randolph Churchill, during the course of a political address delivered to-day, expressed himself in favour of the legalisation of eight hours ...
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