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  2. HOBART TOWN POLICE.

    An accident prevented insertion, in our last number, of the "sayings and doings" at the Police-office. We now supply the deficiency. Probation "Sweethearts" in hired Service.--A ...

    Article : 1,864 words
  3. Local Intelligence.

    GUANO.--We are glad to learn that Mr. Montgomerie is well patronized in the sale of this highly esteemed manure, he having forwarded more than sixty tons to New Norfolk, and supplies to Messrs. Austin, ...

    Article : 642 words
  4. A CASE OF OPPRESSION.

    The papers of Mr. Richard Jones, now a free man, but until very recently under sentence for ribbonism, shall he laid fully before the public. As they are at present, the statement contained ...

    Article : 421 words
  5. THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

    What imagination can contemplate that mysterious agency of man's invention without being awed into reverence before Him who made man so wonderfully and fearfully, in endowing him with a capacity to work out ...

    Article : 614 words
  6. Advertising

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    Advertising : 1,058 words
  7. INFORMATIONS.

    We did intend to have gone fully into the merits of the late informations against innkeepers, bakers, and cabnien, but must be content with saying that we do not believe Grey, the ...

    Article : 141 words
  8. BLOOD AND GLORY.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 352 words
  9. LAUNCESTON.

    In our back page will be seen extracts from the Cornwall Chronicle, relative to the neglect of Launceston, with the purport of which we entirely agree. Gladly would we occasionally come to the [?] of our northern ...

    Article : 164 words
  10. From the Launceston Examiner.

    ORANGES.--The Catherine brought from Sydney a quantity of the finest oranges ever imported. The lot consisted of 1,500 dozen, grown at Windsor ; they were sold by auction on Thursday, and ...

    Article : 291 words
  11. THE DUTIES OF A GOVERNOR.

    The Governor of a colony, independently of the vast influence he may exercise on the happiness and tranquillity of its inhabitantsby his personal disposition and deportment, has higher ...

    Article : 402 words
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