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  2. STATEMENT OF THE EXPENDITURE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF VICTORIA FOR THE QUARTER ENDING 30th SEPTEMBER, 1856.

    Head of Expenditure. Total [?]. —HOUSES OF LEGISLATURE. [?] s. d. Legislative Council...... 1,227 19 4 ...

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  3. MR. ASPINALL AT FOREST [?]REEK.

    On Monday evening Mr. Aspinall met the electors at the Manchester, and explained the course he proposed adopting with regard to the election. Mr. Pyk[?] occupied the chair. ...

    Article : 365 words
  4. THE VICTORIAN CLUB.

    Sir,—You are a good enough fellow in your way, I firmly believe, and In political and commercial matters I always quote you as an authority. But there are some things[?] ...

    Article : 503 words
  5. THE SIMPLIFICATION OF CONVEYAN[?]ING.

    Sir,—In my last letter I pointed out a mode by which the expense now attendant on the transfer of land might be considerably moderated, and titles at the same time be ...

    Article : 893 words
  6. VISIT OF HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA TO BEECHWORTH.

    In our last we announced the arrival, on Friday evening, of his Excellency Sir Richard and Lady Macdonnell in this town. The object of his Excellency's visit is to ...

    Article : 2,113 words
  7. WEST BOURKE ELECTIONS.

    Sir,—As an old subscriber to your valuable journal, I take the liberty of asking you to publish the following. Mr. Wilkie addressed the electors of this ...

    Article : 158 words
  8. WEEKLY ABSTRACT OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS.

    Rogistr[?]r General's Weekly Abstract of Births and Deaths occurring in Melbourne, the Metropolitan and Suburban Rogistrat[?]on Districts, during the weekending 27th September, 18[?]. ...

    Article : 116 words
  9. POULTRY.

    Sir,—Have cocks and hens any feeling? The question has frequently occurred to me, but, afraid of saying something extremely stupid, I have hitherto forborne to put it, for ...

    Article : 206 words
  10. SUICIDE BY STRY[?]HNINE.

    An inquest was held yesterday, before Dr. [?]mot, the City Coroner, on the body of [?]amsay Hay, a gentleman thirty-flve years [?] age, and lately in the employ of the ...

    Article : 872 words
  11. DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.

    STEALING A CARPET-BAG.—On Thursday, at the City Court, an elderly man, named Thomas German, was charged with stealing a carpetbag, belonging to a person lodging at Mr. ...

    Article : 2,313 words
  12. A ROUGH AND READY CASE.

    Sir,—in your report under the Domestic Intelligence, entitled "A Rough and Ready Case," describing a scene in Stephen-street, between Mr. Apperby and myself, there are several ...

    Article : 316 words
  13. MORE [?] THE CHINESE [?] [?]ION.

    Sir,—Your columns have contained many communications regarding the admission of Chinamen into this colony, In them the mere question of expediency app[?] [?] ...

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  14. CO-OPERATIVE MINING.

    Sir,—In the Argus of yesterday, under the heading "White Flat, Ballaarat," there are one or two statements made by your correspondent coupled with my name which ...

    Article : 572 words
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