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SUPREME COURT.- CIVIL [?].
The list of absent Turors was gone over when execution was ordered to issue against the following gentlemen for the respective sums specified: John Roger 62; Wm. Red[?] ...
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IMMIGRATION.
SIR,—You will perhaps think me somewhat tardy in noticing the subject of this communication; but the delay on my part has arisen simply from the expectation and the hope that you would ...
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE. SCHOOLMASTERS AND PRIVATE TEACHERS.
SIR,—I was never more astonished in my life than when I read your editorial remarks on the passage from Mr. Combe's Physiology, which I forwarded to you a few clays since. If, indeed, ...
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To the Editor of the Sydney Herald.
SIR,—Extreme reluctance to obtrude myself on the consideration of your readers has hitherto prevented my noticing a number of wanton attacks on my character and conduct, which have ...
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THE BENCH AND THE BAR.
SIR,—There is a very funny article in the last Saturday's Gazette, headed "The Bar and the Bench." It is so good a specimen of Colonial facetiæ that I am determined, at the risk of ...
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WRITS OF SUMMONS.
SIR,—If your correspondent A. Z. had referred to page 8 of the Rules and Orders of the Supreme Court lately published, he would have found that a remedy for the evil of which he complains has ...
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Family Notices
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
MORE LAWYERS.—Yesterday morning the [?]lowing gentlemen had notices posted on the [?]or of the Supreme Court intimating that they [?] to apply to be admitted Attorneys, ...
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