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MELBOURNE.
In consequence of there being no assembling of Parliament to-day business was very slack in the departments, the attention of the public being particularly ...
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THE STATE OE IRELAND.
The rioting in Belfast has now ceased, and the town is restored to order. The military, however, are parading the streets. ...
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FOOTBALL.
The following matches will be played on Saturday:—GEELONG (1st 20) v. RICHMOND.—On the Richmond ground. The Geelong will leave ...
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INTERCOLONIAL NEWS.
The Commissioner of Customs at Cooktown wires to the Government, in compliance with a telegram despatched, that the Eileen's crew are well acquainted ...
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FRANCE AND THE HEW HEBRIDES.
La Republique Francaise publishes an article to-day in which the conviction is expressed that the French will not withdraw from the New Hebrides. ...
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SIR GRAHAM BERRY AMD MR STANHOPE.
Sir Graham Berry had an interview with Mr Edward Stanhope, the Secretary of State for the Colonies, to-day, when he urged that ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
A conflagration broke out in Auckland to-day, by which six dwelling houses and eight shops were totally destroyed. The insurances amounted to £4500. Clarke, ...
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CABLE NEWS.
At a ministerial banquet given in the Mansion. House last night, in responding to the toast of "Her Majesty's ministers" the Marquis of ...
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THE LY-EE-MOON TRAGEDY.
The adjourned enquiry into the wreck or the Ly-ee-moon was resumed before the Marine Board this morning. Jas. Fotheringham, the third officer of the vessel, ...
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CHOLERA IN ITALY.
Cholera has again broken out in Naples, where four cases are already reported. ...
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THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
The annual elections in connection with the municipal bodies transacting business under the Local Government Act took place yesterday. In the Geelong district ...
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RE-ElECTION OF THE HOME SECRETARY.
Mr William Cook, who was announced to oppose Mr Matthews, the Some Secretary, for one of the divisions of Birmingham, has retired ...
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THE COLONIES AKD WINE DUTIES.
The convention, recently concluded between the British and Spanish governments, whereby wines of 30 degrees of alcoholic strength shall be ...
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THE MAILS.
The British-India Steam Navigation Company's R.M.S. Almora, from London 27th July, left here to-day en route for Queensland ports. ...
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THE IMPERIAL FEDERATION LEAGUE.
Sir Thomas Brassey to-day presented to Lord Salisbury a deputation from the Imperial federation League, amongst them being many prominent ...
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THE GBELONG WEST BOROUGH ELECTIONS.
Considerable interest was taken yesterday in the election of three members to the Geelong West borough council, to fill vacancies caused by the retirement by rotation ...
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A MISSING MELBOURNE MERCHANT.
Since there was published in the Daily Telegraph recently some particulars of the colonial career and strange disappearance from Melbourne, on the 24th June ...
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THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN BUDGET.
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