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COUNTY COURT OF BOURKE.
Messrs. W. White and G. C. Tuckclt were sworn in as Assessors. STRACHAN V. CHAMBERS. Mr. Newton appeared for the defendant, and ...
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THE WRECK OF THE "ARCTIC."
Oh! bark baptised with a name of doom! The distant and the dead Seem speaking to our English ear Where'er that word is said! ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The following passage from a letter from New Plymouth has been handed to us for publication:— "We hear that the William Denny brought[?] ...
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BENDIGO.
CHARGE OF FELONY AGAINST A SQUATTER.— Appended to this is a report of a charge of cattest[?]aling, preferred by Mr. M'Gowan, a publican on the Campaspie, against Mr. M'Dougal, a ...
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TASMANIA.
The liberality of Sir William Denison to his [?]ds during last few months of his adminstration is proverbial. Valuable portions of [?]d were assigned (in word) to the ...
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THE REGHTS OF FOREIGNERS.
The rights of foreigners has become a question of great political moment. We have imagined that our enlightenment and liberality have secured from molestation the alien who may ...
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DEATH-BED ETIQUETTE.
If there is any gentleman at the present [?] in a more unenviable position than another gentleman in Sydney, it is Dr. West. We would not be hard upon Dr. West. It is Dr. West who ...
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