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LAW AND POLICE COURTS. SUPREME COURT —IN EQUITY.
In this case Stoddard Rutherford Clarke was the, plaintiff and William Fallor Clarke the defencdant. The latter had been arrested under a writ of ne exeat colonia, granted by Mr. Justice Crawford, and liberated on giving bail,to the ...
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ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF THE' OLD COLONISTS.
Amidst the many changes which are daily taking place n our community, and the utter absorption by the gold digging of every subject connected with our colonial history,it is grateful to find that there are some left who ...
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THE REUNION OF FAMILIES.
The following letter of Captain Chisholm, on the subject of the reunion of families by means of assisted emigration, will be read with interest:—THE REUNION OF FAMILIES. ...
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THEORY AND PRACTICE OF VENTILATION
The first remark made after the House of Commons met, subsequent to the alterations was, "the temperature is rising; we shall be suffecated immediately-" This was addressed to me by a member walking from the bar to the ...
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.
Sir—Having just returned from the Mount Alexander Diggings, where I employed myself nearly seven weeks, and being therefore able to speak from experience as to the price of living, &c., I would feel obliged by your inserting ...
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LETTERS FROM THE DIGGINGS.
The following letter has just been received by a gentleman in Adelaide:—"Deaf Sir—I arrived here this day fortnight, just three weeks after leaving Adelaide; from the time of leaving the ...
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"HOPE ON"
Even yet the hopes from Franklin's party are not quite exhausted. They have now been out five years, and are entering upon their sixth winter; and they had provisions only for three or four years. ...
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ROYAL VICTORIA THEATRE.
On Monday last the lovers of dramatic representation were gratified to their hearts' content, by witnessing the performances of their old favourite, Coppin, who fully sustained his former reputation by his clever personification of Mr. ...
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THE ART OF DRYING FIGS.
Sir—Having recently made various attempts to dry figs, and having failed in all of them, I should esteem it a favour if you or any of your readers could communicate any plan which has been found effectual in this colony. ...
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THE NEW LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Sir—Your interest for the public welfare will, I feel assured, afford immediate insertion to the following remarks relating to the new Lunatic Asylum. Public money was expended for the sole purpose of erecting this building, and ...
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