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  2. MR. KYTE ON PROMOTION.

    Sir,—Mr. Kyte writes with an evident expectation that his arguments cannot fail to carry conviction. Now, had he tried, he could hardly have more completely demolished his own theory than ...

    Article : 431 words
  3. LAW REPORT.

    Mr. MOORE applied on affidavits, under section 89 of the act above-named, for on order that the concurrence of Joseph Lomas, husband of Lucy Lomas, in a conveyance of property ...

    Article : 2,530 words
  4. BOURKE GENERAL SESSIONS.

    Mr. Travers Adamson prosecuted on behalf of the Crown. POUND BREACH. Roderick Kennedy, on bail, was informed ...

    Article : 1,170 words
  5. MR. HEALES, MR. WOOD, AND THE PENSIONS ABOLITION BILL.

    Sir,—Mr. Richard Heales is reported to have spoken as follows, at a meeting held by him at Brunswick, last Friday:— "The next question I shall refer to is one ...

    Article : 2,451 words
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    Advertising : 2,753 words
  7. MR. HEALES.

    Sir,—There is nothing more wondorful than the facility with which some of the labouring classes allow themselves to be hoodwinked and cheated by the coachmaker, R. Heales. He is so very ...

    Article : 658 words
  8. LAW NOTICES.—(This Day.)

    North v. Queen, Booth v. Barnett, Smith and others v. Crockford, Hope v. Murray, M.'Whirter v. M'Donald, Macnamara v. Bolden, Main v. Collie, Buddick v Davies, Elder v. Borkell, Hortlett v. ...

    Article : 123 words
  9. HEALES AND PAYMENT OF MEMBERS.

    Sir,—Allow me to give you the following extract of a letter, written by a gentleman, who, it appears, is now an applicant for a situation in the legislature, at a salary of £300 per year. ...

    Article : 193 words
  10. POLICE.

    His Worship took his seat on the bench at ten minutes past ten o'clock. DRUNKENNESS.—Samuel Johnson, Andrew M'Master, James Murray, Agnes M'Phee, ...

    Article : 460 words
  11. THE ELECTORS UNDER THE FOURTH CLAUSE.

    Sir,—It cannot be denied that the tendency, if not the intention, of the Government programme is to give an ascendancy to ignorance and prejudice, to the utter exclusion of that influence which is ...

    Article : 371 words
  12. THE RIOT AT WOODEND.

    Sir,—As I perceive by this morning's paper, in reference to the railway riots, that Mr. Lavender, the police magistrate, started to Melbourne to represent to Government the grievances of the ...

    Article : 292 words
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