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THE NEWS OF THE DAY.
We observe repeated in yesterday's Argus, as if it were an undeniable truth, a piece of utter rhodomontade, in relation to Mr Duffy. It has been stated that at a meeting of the late ...
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OPINIONS OF THE COUNTRY.
The Ballaarat Times asserts the claims of the new Ministry, as the representatives of legitimate progress. True it is that party feeling, and, if report speaks truly, bribery and corruption, has decreased the ...
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THE PUDDLING INTEREST ON BENDIGO.
A deputation, consisting of Messrs Sullivan, Mackay, Denovan, Benson, Beranger, Allen, and Collett, waited yesterday on the Resident Warden, in accordance with a resolution passed on the previous day at the meeting ...
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THE RACES.
A quiet day's racing without much excitement. There wereless persons on the course than the day previous, and only 8 or 10 ladies were visible on the Grand Stand. One great improvement has evidently resulted ...
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MR. DUFFY'S STATUS IN AUSTRALIA.
The Dublin Nation inflicts the following dignified rebuke upon some silly slanders which have been whispered, in certain coteries, against Mr Gavan Duffy :- We have been somewhat amazed to find in the Times ...
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THE NAPIERS.
The late sayings and doings of Admiral Sir Charles Napier, and the erection of a statue in London to General Sir Charles Napier, induce me to glance for a moment at the Napiers ...
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EIGHT MONTHS ON THE WESTERN GOLD-FIELDS.
We find this interesting narrative of Mining adventure in the Sydney Herald:— Among those who were tempted to leave their homes for the attractions of Stoney Creek eight months ago, were ...
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