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THE PARLIAMENT.
The CHIEF SECRETARY,in answer to Mr. Davies, stated that he was not prepared, without notice, to answer the question why the scale of charges to be made by legal practitioners employed by persons desirous of ...
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
Arrived—Telegraph, from Liverpool; Swiftsure, from London. The Admella was at the Heads at 7.40 this morning. ...
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Advertising
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Friday, July 29—The barque Mandarin, 344 tons, J. Tregarthen, master, for Fremantle (W.A.),and Mauritius. Passengers—For Fremantle: Assistant CommissaryGeneral Ashton, Mrs. Ashton and six children, in the ...
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
Several other firms are rather shaky on account of the suspension of Lloyd and of Fairfax & Co. It appears that the criminal Norris, recently ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
We extract from the Melbourne journals the latest telegrams of Sydney news which they contain:—"Tuesday, July 19. ...
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VICTORIA.
The Havilah brings Melbourne papers to Thursday, July 21. They contain little news of interest. The Argus, after describing very minutely ...
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SHIP MAILS.
Mails will be dispatched as under:—For New South Wales, by the John Ormerod, to Sydney, this day, Saturday, July 3 at 2 p.m. ...
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Family Notices
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Advertising
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REV. T. BINNEY.
A memorial, signed by Independents, Baptists, Presbyterians, Episcopalians, Wesleyans, and backed by His Excellency Sir H. Barkly, has been received from Melbourne by the Rev. ...
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THE GREAT TRUNK RAILWAY.
The rapid progress of this colony towards wealth and greatness cannot perhaps he estimated by any better test than the altered views entertained in relation to the northern ...
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TASMANIA.
We have news from Launceston to the 13th instant, the same date as that brought by the Northam. From more extended files, however, than we received then we extract a few ...
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HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.
Mr. BARROW presented a petition from 129 residents of Payneham, Glynde, Norwood, Stepney, and their vicinities, praying the House that no legislative action be taken to remove the Great Eastern-road from the ...
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