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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
"From New Zealand on Wednesday last, having sailed the 8th instant the schooner Edward, Leathart master, cargo, 25 tons pork, 55 tons oil, ½ ton Whale bone. ...
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE
THE BISHOP.—The Colonist of Wednesday is in a perfect extacy of delight at finding that it is not intended that the Bishop shall have a seat in the Council, whenever the constitution of the ...
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ODDS AND ENDS.
A tame young lioness, brought by the Prince de Joinville from the Brazils, plays about the apartments of his Royal Highness at Neuilly She is perfectly free, and has two monkeys kept with her ...
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DIARY.
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ENGLISH EXTRACTS.
DEATH OF MRS. CHARLES KEMBLE.—We believe we are the first to announce (and it is an instance in which the fact of our forestalling our contemporaries becomes a source of deep regret, ...
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[?]ales of the latest intelligence from the undermentioned places:
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SHIP NEWS.
The barque Hamilton Ross arrived yesterday from the Cape of Good Hope and Hobart Town with a cargo of wine and sundries. She sailed on the 28th November, and [?]ings an account of the ...
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ROYAL VICTORIA THEATRE.
TO-MORROW EVENING, Saturday, January 26, 1939, will be performed, (by desire,) for the second time, the Nautical Drama, in three Acts, entitled THE OCEAN OF LIFE, OR, EVERY ...
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The Sydney Herald.
Our contemporary, the Australian, states, on the subject of the eligibility of conditionally pardoned persons to sit as jurors, that we are "grossly ignorant or wilfully ...
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Family Notices
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Advertising
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CORONER'S INQUESTS.
An inquest was held on Tuesday, at the Buckingham Arms, Pitt-street, on the body of Mrs. Ellen Redman, who kept a lodging-house m Pitt-street. It appeared that the deceased had lately ...
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Original Correspondence.
SIR,—Mr. Kentish verily assures Mr. "Veritas" in the last Herald that he is one veritable liar. Mr. Kentish also opines that his anonymous slanderer must be a fool, and an enemy to the best ...
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VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.
We have received Hobart Town Town papers to the 15th instant. We have not time for extracts, and merely publish the following in our present number. ...
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To the Editor of the Sydney Herald.
SIR,—In a late number of your journal there appears an address to the Presbyterian inhabitants of New South Wales, signed John Dunmore Lang, attempting to vindicate the proceedings of ...
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