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THE CHINESE DIFFICULTY.
Sir,—When I was at home last year this question of Chinese immigration was exciting considerable interest in consequence of certain representations to the Home ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN AT BALLARAT.
The Australian Eleven left Melbourne by the first train on Wednesday morning, to play a two-days' match. With twenty-two of the Ballarat Cricket club. They were received ...
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THE MANSFIELD MURDERERS.
Mr. Donald Cameron, M.L.A., submitted to the Chief Secretary yesterday the letter he received from Edward Kelly, the leader of the Mansfield murderers. Mr. Berry read ...
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TURKEY.
The period which has elapsed since I last wrote to you has been marked by the almost simultaneous retirement of the Russian army and the English fleet from the neighbourhood ...
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THE PROPOSED CATHEDRAL. j
Sir,—I crave permission to tell "Anglicanus," in reference to his letter in your issue of 16th inst., that I, as one of the subscribers to the Cathedral Fund, feel deeply ...
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MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.
The annual cricket match between the Church of England Grammar School and the Sydney Grammar School was held on the East Melbourne ground yesterday. The ...
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A TIP FROM A WORKING MAN FROM LONDON.
Sir,—I venture to make a few remarks upon the embassy to England about to take place, and 1 hope you will find space in your valuable journal to publish them. ...
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BANQUET TO MESSRS. GRANT AND DAVIES.
The banquet to Messrs. Grant and Davies, M.L.A.'s, was attended by 70 persons. The Major of Dunolly occupied the chair, and the president of the Bet Bet Shire the ...
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THE MUNTHAM SALE.
On the second day of the great Muntham sale, held to-day, nearly the whole of the cattle, blood, and draught horse stock were disposed of, and better prices were obtained ...
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THE ROW ON THE EAST MELBOURNE CRICRET GROUND.
Sir,—In reference to the letter of " Mr. Barnes" in Tuesday's Argus, as to his treatment by the police on the East Melbourne Cricket ground after the conclusion of the ...
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FORGERY AND UTTERING.
A man named Frederick Osmond was arrested in Fitzroy yesterday afternoon by Constable Mason, on warrant, charged with uttering and forging a cheque for £1 10s. ...
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INQUEST.
An inquest was held by Mr. Candler at Maribyrnong on Wednesday, on the body of William Edward Rolfe, aged 17 years, who was drowned whilst bathing in the Saltwater ...
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