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THE PRINCESS ROYAL OF GERMANY.
THE Paris correspondent of 2idY Times, M. Blowitz, writes in the Remci Illustree in the following strain concerning the Crown Prince of ...
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MORPETH CONVENT SCHOOLS.
AT the invitation of the ladies conducting these schools, a number of friends of the pupils assembled to witness the break-up for the ...
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PARIS, Monday. THE NEW HEBRIDES.
The Parisian papers to-day, commenting upon the news brought by the Undine, from Sydney, to the effect that the French Commandant had received ...
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CABLEGRAMS.
IT is now understood that the measure which the Earl of Dunraven is proparing is not for the election of peers, but to enable peers to be elected as ...
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SPORTING.
Oven 300 entries have been received for the Carrington Centennial handicap of £2620 and a £75 gold chronograph watch, chain, and locked (presented by Mr. Philps), to be run ...
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MOONLIGHT PROMENADE CONCERT.
THE first moonlight promenade concert of the season will take place on the Newcastle Cricket Ground to-night, and we hope the many who are interested in its success will be ...
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NEW YORK, Monday. GREAT RAILWAY STRIKE.
In consequence of the employment of men not belonging to the various unions, 65,000 employees struck to-day on the Reading and Philadelphia ...
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LATEST DISTRICT NEWS.
THE heavy rain, which fell from Christmas Day to yesterday, up-country and in Maitland and the Paterson district, had the effect of causing a heavey rise in the Hunter and in the ...
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LORD BRASSEY UPON AUSTRALIA.
The Pall Mall Gazette published on Monday the details of an interview one of its representatives has had with Lord Brassey on the subject of his ...
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[Received 1 a.m. Wednesday.]
Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone started yesterday for North Italy, where they will probably reside for several weeks. ...
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"HOODMAN BLIND" AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE.
AGAIN last night the theatre was crammed, when "Hoodman Blind," a sensational modern drama, was repeated by Mr. W. J. Holioway and an excellent company. Mr. ...
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CRICKET.
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BERLIN, Monday. THE CROWN PRINCE'S THROAT.
Sir Morrell Mackenzie returned from San Remo yesterday. After a careful examination of the Crown Prince's throat he expressed himself greatly ...
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ATHLETIC SPORTS AT TAMWORTH.
TAMWORTH, Tuesday.—The Boxing Day Athletic Sports, which were postponed from yesterday in consequence of the inclement day, took place to-day on the Oval. There ...
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PARIS, Monday. THE NEW HEBRIDES.
The Journal des Debats to-day states, though orders have not as yet been giver for the withdrawal of French troops from the New Hebrides, the ...
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THE RECENT FIRE.
THE efforts of the firemen at the cohnflagration in Crown-street, on Monday night, deserve special mention and praise, for, undoubtedly, had they been less energetic or ...
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No. 5 BATTERY V.A. RIFLE CLUB.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Monday. ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.
Though Lord Randolph Churchill disclaims any political mission to the Court of the Czar, the Russian newspapers express a belief that the cordial ...
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TELEGRAMS.
MR. W. J. TRICKETT, M.L.A. for Paddington, has resigned his seat. No reason is given for the resignation, but it is rumoured that Mr. Trickett is ...
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A.J.C. SUMMER MEETING.
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(REUTER'S MESSAGE.)
A Welsh Land League has been formed on the model of the Irish National League. ...
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OMNIBUS TIME TABLE.
WE are requested by the Newcastle Inspector of Public Vehicles to publish the following official time table for omnibuses as published in the Government Gazette. The Council ...
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MINISTERIAL RESIGNATION OR RE-ORGANISATION.
IT is no longer a secret, says the Star, in political circles that Sir Henry Parkes is breaking down physically, as well as giving evidence of mental ...
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ST. PETERSBURG, Monday. GREAT ACADEMIC RIOTS AT ST. PETERSBURG.
The great excitement that has been prevalent hero amongst the students at the University for some time past has now culminated in an organised ...
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STRANGE DISCOVERY OF A DEAD WOMAN.
IT was reported to the St. Kilda police on Thursday afternoon, by residents of Nightingale-street, Balaclava (says the Melbourne Argus), that an old ...
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A CURIOUS CUSTOMS CASE IN MELBOURNE.
A CASE of great interest (says the Argus) is engaging the attention of the Customs authorities. Messrs. de Saxe and Co., of Melbourne, recently ...
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SOMETHING NEW.
D. MARKS begs to announce the arrival of a beautiful lot of Drapery and Clothing, Hats, Shirts, &c., which he is offering at prices hitherto unknown in the trade. Call ...
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Advertising
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BERLIN, Monday. GERMANY AND RUSSIA.
It is understood that M. Schweinettz, the German ambassador at St. Petersburg, who has just returned to his post, is the bearer of a conciliatory ...
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When Ladies Look Nice.
THERE is no doubt that the present fashions are very becoming to the majority of ladies; but, to make a costume complete, every lady should wear a pair of Joshua Smith's new ...
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CAIRO, Monday. ITALY AND ABYSSINIA.
News from Massowah states that M. Portial, who arrived at Ghindi on the 9th ultimo, and proceeded thence to Axmara on a special mission, has ...
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BATAVIA, Saturday. SHIPPING.
The British-India Bullimba left here to-day, outwards. ...
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