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COLONIAL NEWS.
SYDNEY, AUG. 17.—Business to a very considerable amount has been transacted during the latter part of the week—the particulars have in few instances been made public—but amongst other sales, large quantities of Martell s brandy are ...
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CIVIL DISABILITIES OF THE JEWS.
We are glad to see by the late English papers that a Bill for removing the civil disabilities of the Jews, and admitting them into Parliament, was again about to be brought before the Commons by LORD JOHN RUSSELL. This is one ...
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LONDON WOOL SALES.
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POLICE COURT.
Several merchants were fined 5s each for leaving cases of goods in front of their establishments on the footpaths. Allen Miller was brought up on remand, and fully committed for trial for embezzling moneys, the property of Mr ...
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LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA.
News from California has been received via Sydney to the end of June. The following are extracts:— Great dissatisfaction existed among the foreigners, in consequence of a tax of 20drs. per month having been imposed ...
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADELAIDE MARKETS. —Yesterday.—Flour at the mi[?]ls £11 10s per ton; wheat 4s 3d to 4s 6d per bushel; oats 3s 9d to 4s ditto; English barley 3s 6d to 4s ditto; fresh butter 10d to Is per lb; eggs 1s 3d per dozen ; fowls 3s 6d ...
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Tuesday, September 10.
John Jansen, a German, was fined £1 for indecent conduct in the streets. Richard Taylor, whip[?]aker, was mulcted in a smi[?]ar penalty for testing the soundness of an article of his ...
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Wednesday, September 11.
Several butchers' and bakers' boys were fined for riding furiously, and riding on the footpaths. John Lauder was charged with tiring a gun on the Park Lands, but no fine was imposed, as the defendant had ...
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SUPREME COURT.—IN BANCO.
Hart v. James—Mr Hansen applied herein for judgment upon the special verdict obtained for the plaintiff at the last Civil Sittings of the Supreme Court, which was opposed by Mr Fisher, and after some argument judgment was reserved. ...
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SUPREME COURT—CIVIL SIDE.
Crawford v. Greig—Action on promises; damages laid at £500. The defendant was supercargo of the Joseph Albino, and as such received from Mr Crawford of Hindmarsh 23 [?]ds. ...
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INDIA AND CHINA.
We have news from India to 13th June, and from Hongkong to the 22nd of that month, Singapore 9th July. (From the Overland Friend of China, 22nd June.) From Canton there are no news of importance. Trade is ...
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Wednesday, September 11.
Gibbs v. Dunn—Action to recover £500 damages in respect of trespass through taking possession of a flock of sheep. Mr Fisher, for the defendant, pleaded that the sheep did ...
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Tuesday, September 10.
Emmett v. Phillips—Action for breach of contract. Damages laid at £400. Pieas—The general issue; that the contract was obtained by fraud and misrepresentation ; that the plaintiff did not pay ...
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LATEST FROM ENGLAND.
We have, since our last, intelligence from England to the 3rd June inclusive. The rupture with France turns out, as we thought it would, to be moonshine. The Australian Colonies Bill, our readers will be glad to see, has been read ...
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