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LAUNCESTON. SUPREME COURT.
Charles Cottrell was charged with having on 13th March assaulted George Walpole with intent, &c. In a second count the defendant was charged with ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
By a Proclamation received per White Swan, the General Assembly has been prorogued to the 18th June; the members being informed that the prorogation is not ...
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FRIDAY, MAY 4.
The Court re-opened at 10 o'clock, when the trial of Isaac Smith was proceeded with. The Solicitor-General replied, and ...
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CHURCH RIOTS.
It will be seen by our Pailiamentary report of this day that the attention of both Houses was called last night to the disgraceful riot which occurred on Sunday ...
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POLICE COURT.
Twelve peace disturbers were mulcted in the sum of 5s. each, and one common peace breaker was ordered to be bound over herself in the sum of £10 and to find ...
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THE POPE'S ENCYCLICAL LETTER AND THE CONSTITUTIONNEL.
We are now in possession of the whole of the article in the Constitutionnel, si[?]ned by M. Grandguillot, the Editor of that journal, and in this unpretending shape ...
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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.
The Gazette of this morning contains the following:- W. S. Button Esq. has been appointed a Trustee of the Cornwall Hospital in ...
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
ERRATUM.—In the amount of the decrease in Specie in 1859 a very stupid typograpical error, was made in our leader of yesterday. The decrease is stated to have been ...
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TRANSFER DAY.
The second quarterly meeting of Justicies for transfer of public house licenses, was held at the Court of Requests Room yesterday, commencing at eleven ...
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