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SUPREME COURT.
RE J. G. M. WIGLEY, EX PARTE DENNET AND OTHERS. Mr Fellows appeared in support of the rule, calling upon Mr Wigley to show cause why he should not be ...
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REPORT OF THE MUNICIPAL FIRE BRIGADE.
To the Chairman and Members of the Municipal Council. Gentlemen,--By an order of your Council of the 15th November, 1859, a meeting was convened on ...
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CASTLEMAINE POLICE COURT.
Donald Ines, John Smith, and Phillip Kidley were fined for drunkenness. John King was charged with cruelly using a horse. The animal in question had a dreadfully sore ...
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LATEST NEWS.
THE MARYBOROUGH ELECTION The nomination took place at noon, in the Town Hall. Mr Campbell, the Returning Officer, presided, and there was a large attendance of the public. ...
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Sir,--I hereby request to be allowed to enter my protest against tho practice of using profane language on the part of the officers of our volunteer corps. It may be deemed manly by young fellows just ...
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CUTTING TIMBER.
Sir,--The Municipal Council, or at least some of them, appear confoundedly anxious for the miner's interests. Will they he good enough to make a protest against the proclamation prohibiting holders of ...
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THE MINISTERIAL ELECTION.
Mr. J. H. Brooke was returned for West Geelong on Wednesday, without any opposition; Mr Fyffe having declined to stand. The hon. gentleman briefly thanked the electors for the honour they had done him; but ...
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MINING ON THE STREETS.
Sir,--I call your attention to the state of the road near the Belle Vue Hotel, by injury caused by mining on the road, with the hope that your insertion of some remarks may get some redress, and prevent ...
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THE CAMPBELL'S CREEK TURNPIKE.
Pursuant to advertisement, a meeting on the above subject was held on Wednesday evening at the Five Flags Hotel. Mr E. Wheeler in the chair. The chairman having briefly stated the reason why ...
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BALLARAT RACES.
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WHERE ARE THE ARMS, ?
Sir,--Some weeks ago it was announced that about 100 stand of arms had been forwarded from Melbourne, but as yet they have not gladdened the eyes of those who are anxious to get on with their ...
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BUTCHERS' PRICES.
Sir,--The exorbitant profits derived by the Castlemaine butchers at the present time, is a matter of great importance to all who, like myself, have a family to support, and one which calls loudly for ...
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INQUESTS.
SUICIDE AT TARRANGOWER.-- An inquest was Held at Tarrangower, on the 4th inst., on the body of John Weir, who had cut his throat on the preceding evening. From the evidence, it appeared ...
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DEPUTATION TO MR. HUMFFRAY.
A deputation, consisting of Messrs. Osborne, Downs, Peake, Talbot, and Orr, waited upon Mr. Humffray at the North Grant Hotel, on Wednesday evening, for the purpose purpose of asking the policy of the Government ...
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THE FOREST CREEK CABS AND CABMEN.
Sir,--In a letter headed as above in your issue of Friday last, a most gross and injurious attack is made upon myself, amongst others, in these words, viz., "I ask any one to point out a more ill-clad, ...
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