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INQUESTS.
DEATHS BY DROWNING.—Two inquests were held at Eltham, on Saturday, by the city coroner, one of them was on the body of John M'Alveen, a trooper in the mounted police, who was accidentally ...
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INSOLVENT COURT.
IN RE J. W. FOOTE, MINER, HUNTLY.—The Commissioner delivered a reserved judgment in the above case, refusing insolvent his certificate, on account of undue preference being given to some of his ...
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
The import markets during the past week have been almost paralysed, owing to the distrust created in commercial circles by the recent heavy failures, and, except for the mere supply of trade wants, no attempt ...
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DEJEUNER TO THE LORD BISHOP.
The Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Melbourne, who has recently returned from a visit to England, was entertained at a complimentary dejeuner, in Hockin's Hotel, on Saturday afternoon last. There ...
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CITY POLICE COURT.
DRUNKARDS, &c.—Robert Temple, James Hainsworth and Michael Brown, were fined 5s each for being drunk.—Catherine Walsh, Frederick Harwick and Mary O'Brien were fined 5s each for being ...
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Saturday, 8th October.
DRUNKENNESS—The following were fined for drunkenness :—Samuel Stubley, Alexander M'Keuzic, Edward Monk, Charles Williams, Charles Beathrett, Charles Clifford and Henry Maunder. ...
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LAW LIST.
Certificate Meetings at Eleven: William A. Grover, George Gardiner, Alexander Bouchier, Hugh Wilson, Thomas Adamson, William Munro, George Payne, Richard A. Pitt, Benjamin Edhouse, ...
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