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BEQUEST TO THE MELBOURNE UNIVERSITY.
The will of the late Mr. Dwight gives to his widow a life interest in all his estate, and directs that after her decease the whole shall be conveyed to the trustees of the ...
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UNDER THE VERANDAH.
Sir James M'Culloch has been beaten at last, by a majority of two to one, and I suppose that as these lines are being written Mr. Duffy is busily engaged with Viscount ...
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STRAY LEAVES FROM THE DIARY OF A SHOWMAN.
In 1850, I was acting manager for Spalding's show—the North American circus. Our company consisted of men, women, children, horses, ponies, mules, dogs ...
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THE VARIETIES.
At the sitting of the Licensing Bench yesterday, an application was made by William Sayer, late of the Hunt Club Hotel, Little Collins-street, for the removal of the license ...
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THE DRAMA.
Last weeks are affecting in more ways than one. They affected the public purse as a rule, because on these occasions there is generally a rush for seats. They ...
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Alexander Rose, the defaulting bank clerk, was brought before the police court to-day, and remanded to Ballarat on the charge of forging a bank draft for £300. ...
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[PER GREVILLE'S TEL. CO. REUTER'S AGENTS.]
The Legislative Council last night read both the Superannuation Act and the Marine Board Bill a second time. The Government have notified their ...
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