This action, which was in part tried yesterday, and of which we gave the principal facts in our last, was concluded to-day and ended in a verdict for plaintiff, damages £20. ...
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Article : 1,280 wordsMr. Service met the electors, on Saturday evening, at the Mechanics' Institution. Dr. Wilkie was unanimously voted to the chair, and introduced the candidate by stating ...
Article : 1,586 wordsThe above match commonced on Friday last. March 6th, and terminated on the following day. Great interest has been felt throughout the colony in reference to this ...
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Article : 1,235 wordsThe Bombay Telegraph, of 12th December states— "Government are, we hear, about to charter a number of vessels to assist in conveying the ...
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Article : 723 wordsJohn Hill was charged with creating a disturbance in Elizabeth-street, and collecting a[?]ound him a crowd of about a hundred persons. He was very drunk, and it required three ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 208 wordsSir,—The wretched state in which this bridge is kept, renders it on such a dusty morning as this was, almost impassable for foot passengers without the chance of being stif[?]ed ...
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Article : 144 wordsWe understand that the following resolutions will be proposed at the railway meeting, to be held in Astley's this evening:— 1. That it is among the first duties of the legislature ...
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957), Mon 9 Mar 1857, Page 5
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