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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
The PRESIDENT took the chair at the usual hour, and read a letter from the chief messenger, Mr. J. Doyle, resigning his position in consequence of illness, and physical ailment. The ...
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MUNICIPAL PECULIARITIES.
WE take the following from the Darling Downs Gazelle as from their Drayton correspondent:— Municipal Council, June 4. ...
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THE GREAT SQUATTING ACTION AT MELBOURNE.
THE great squatting action, Degraves v. M'Mullen, commenced before Mr. Justice Williams, and a special jury of twelve, in the Supreme Court of Victoria, on the 5th June. ...
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THE MASS ACHE OF THE AMERICAN PEACE COMMISSIONERS BY MODOO INDIANS.
THE massacre, says the Manchester Examiner (April 16), of the American Peace Commissioners by the Modoc Indians recalls to mind some of the dark scones in the early history of ...
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POSTPONEMENT OF ANNUAL RACE MEETING.
The following letter has been handed to us (D. D. Gazette) for publication:— Lindenberg's Hotel. Toowoomba, June 14, 1873. ...
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PORT DARWIN.
MUCH confusion and misconception has been caused in the minds of persons who have perused the telegrams from the Northern Territory by the numerous. contradictory and sometimes ...
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THE COLONIES.
MR. MAC[?] and Lord Eustace Cecil represent two extremes in regard to our colonial policy. The former would have us retrace our steps, and bring the colonies into the ...
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PARLIAMENTARY PAPER.
To the Honorable The Speaker and Members of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland, in Parliament assembled. The humble Petition of Thomas Frederick ...
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