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  2. A DIRGE.

    Died of sheer weakness on Monday morn, Ding dong boll The " strongest Government" ever born, Ding dong bell ...

    Article : 214 words
  3. CITY POLICE COURT.

    Drunkenness, Disorderly Conduct, &c.—John Hall, Wm. Humphrey, Thomas Matthews, Eliza Fitzpatrick, Charles Baptist, Hugh Boyle, John Elliott, Niven Sillers, Edward Barnes, James ...

    Article : 2,498 words
  4. MR. FAWKNER AND THE ARGUS

    AUSTRAL FELICIANS,—The Argus of Friday, the 19th June, contains a long-labored tirade of abuse directed upon poor me, without any reason, or real cause of offence. The Argus, ...

    Article : 1,711 words
  5. O'SHANASSY-CUM DUFFY GOVERNMENT VERSUS EDUCATION.

    SIR,—Now that we have some chance of getting rid of that incubus of the colony, the O'Shanassy Government, I, with your permission, would wish to draw the attention of all ...

    Article : 660 words
  6. DISTRICT POLICE COURT.

    CURIOUS CHARGE OF ASSAULT.— William Ormond sued Charles E. Dean, of tho Royal Charter Hotel, for damages for an assault alleged to have been committed on him, by Mrs Dean. The plaintiff stated ...

    Article : 384 words
  7. OUR COLONIAL FUTURE.

    If we mistake not, the tactics of the Romanist party in the Australian colonies bear a startling resemblance to what occurred in Europe at the time of the Reformation; and unless Englishmen are ...

    Article : 2,951 words
  8. ADJOURNED CITY LICENSING COURT.

    The adjourned court for tho consideration of postponed applications for night und billiard licenses to hotels in the city of Melbourne, was hold in the City Police Court, yesterday, at noon. The ...

    Article : 897 words
  9. A VOLUNTEER BAND.

    SIR,—As the estimates are now under consideration, I must bog to direct attention to a great want in the Volunteer force, namely, a good general band, to play at parades, levees, ...

    Article : 325 words
  10. DRAMATIC CRITICISM.

    SIR,—If a report of dramatic proceedings is to be of any value to the public, or to render any justice to the dramatis person, it should at least be written by an eye-witness. I think ...

    Article : 299 words
  11. THE WROEITES.

    SIR,—A serious question is involved in the late Wrocite inquiry. It is this :—According to their book, no medical man is to be called in in cases of sickness, or even death. ...

    Article : 426 words
  12. VOLUNTEERS.

    SIR,—There cannot a doubt in the mind of any true volunte "a" to the conduct of the hon. member who had the moral courage to move that that incubus upon the advancement ...

    Article : 936 words
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