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THE GROWTH OF COTTON.
The following letter on this subjeot, by Dr. Mueller, was laid' on the table" of the Legislative Assembly last night by Mr. Brooke:— Melbourne Botanical and Zoological Gardens, ...
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CRIMINAL SESSIONS.
The,sessions were resumed at 10 o'clock; Mr. Adamson prosecuting on behalf of the Crown. CHARGE OF ATTEMPTING A FELONY. Frederick Brewster was informed against for ...
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ADDRESS TO MAJOR-GENERAL PRATT.
A deputation from the City Council, consisting of the Mayor, Aldermen Eades and Bennett, Councillors Walsh, Kenny, Harbison, and Phillips, yesterday attended at the ...
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MINING INTELLIGENCE.
The escort returns for last week showed a considerable improvement, nearly making up the trilling deficiency in the yield of the year, as compared with that of a similar portion of last; ...
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FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1861.
In the Legislative Assembly yesterda The SPEAKER stated that he had received a letter from Colonel Pitt, intimating that Major-General Pratt had named half-past 4 o'clock on ...
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GEELONG.
James Brown, on remand, charged with receiving stolen property, was placed before the Bench again yesterday morning, when Detective Hudson applied for a further remand for seven ...
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QUEENSLAND.
Since I wrote last we have been deluged with rain, and the town has been in an unusually miry and sloppy condition, to the great disappointment of holiday makers The grand cricket ...
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MUNICIPAL ABATTOIRS.
The following bill to amend the law relating to the rection and licensing of abattoirs in municipal districts has been brought in by Mr. Grant and Mr. Heales:— ...
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
There have been a grand reception and an address to Mr. Wentworth. These and the arrival of the mail have stayed all business; even the Assembly and the Supreme Court did not ...
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THE BISBOP OF MELBOURNE AND STATE AID.
Sir,—It appears from the bishop's letter, recently inserted in The Argus, that he now faintly approves of state aid to religion, as he at one time faintly condemned it. His language has ...
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PARLIAMENTARY RUSINESS.
1. Supply.—Resolution to be reported. 2. Supply.—To be further consdered in committee. 3. Abattoirs Bill.—Second reading. 4. District Insolvent Courts Bill.—Second reading, ...
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FLINDERS AND SWANSTON STREETS.
Sir,—Much surprised were many of us who live south of the Yarra on perceiving from your issue of Wednesday, that the house at the corner of Flinders and Swanston streets had been all but ...
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SURVEY.
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THE GEELONG RAILWAY.
Sir,—It appears strange that, during the late emergency, the railway authorities did not make use of the siding at present existing on the Geelong Railway, about midway between the ...
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