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AMUSEMENTS.
Byron's sparkling comedy, "Our Boys," was repeated at the Theatre Royal last night in the presence of a large and appreciative audience, by whom this old favourite was highly enjoyed. The ...
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Information has been received from Buenos Ayres that a revolution has taken place against the Government of Avellaneda, whose term of office as President has nearly expired. ...
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PARLIAMENT.
The Speaker took the chair at half-past 4 o'clock. LONG-SENTENCED PRISONERS IN GAOL. Sir HENRY PARKES, in reply to Mr. Taylor, said there were only 7 prisoners in all the gaols of the ...
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It was not to be expected that the new taxation proposals of the Government would be satisfactory to Mr. Fitzpatrick, even if they were unexceptionable; and when they ...
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VICTORIA THEATRE.
At the victoria Theatre last night the "frish Detective" was again performed before a large house. The acting of Mr. Grattan Riggs in the numerous characters undertaken by him in the ...
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THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Mr. Tilden, who had been adopted by the New York Democratic Convention as a candidate for the Presidency, and also appointed to the leadership of the Democratic party in ...
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QUEEN'S THEATRE.
"One Word" is a drama that owes any points of attraction it may possess to the excellent acting of Miss Sallie de Angelis and Messrs. de Angelis and Maas, supported as they are by the capital stock ...
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THE AMNESTY OF ALL COMMUNISTS.
As anticipated, the proposal introduced by M. Freycinet, for the complete amnesty of all Communists now serving sentences of imprisonment, has been voted by both Chambers. ...
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THE TIMARU WATERWORKS LOAN.
Tenders for the Timaru Waterworks loan at 7 per cent. were opened to-day. The total subscriptions amount to £90,000, or 50 per cent. more than required. Tenders at £102 0s 6d ...
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CHIARINI'S CIRCUS.
The performance at the monster hippodrome last night, was given under the distinguished patronage, and in the presence of the Mayor and Aldermen of the city. and every Dart of the spacious ...
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THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS AT BIRMINGHAM.
The Australian team commenced a match at Aston Park ground to-day with Eighteen of Birmingham. The Australians went in first, and succeeded in making 179, all out. ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Messrs, Dunn; Everard, Murray and Ramsay were nominated to-day for the Legislative Council election, which takes place on July 7. Professor Cavill and a policeman named ...
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MERRY MOMENTS.
The inhabitants of Burwood were enabled to pass many "merry moments" at the local School of Arts last night witnessing the clever performance given by Mr. Roberts and Miss Clara Lemore. ...
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COMMERCIAL.
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GUILD HALL.
The Japanese performers will appear at the Guild Hall to-night, in their daring and dextrous feats of balancing, &c. ...
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EGYPTIAN HALL.
The wonderful feats of the Indian jugglers prove a great source of attraction to large numbers of people at the Egyptian Hall, George-street, and their clever tricks are witnessed with admiration ...
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Sir,--I am loth to harrow the feelings of the relatives and friends of the late Mr. Farley by any reference to your article upon his death in yesterday' issue. inasmuch as there is a great deal in it with ...
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The CHARGE AGAINST the CHINESE INTERPRETER.
Ah See, the Chinese interpreter, was charged on remand before Mr. Thomas, at the Central Police Court yesterday, with having obtained £1 5s 4d from Ah Sue by false pretences. Mr. Fitzgerald ...
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NORTHERN TERRITORY.
Mr. Owston has returned from the Roper. He purposes visiting it again overland for more particular examination. Edward Burbage was found outside his hut at ...
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THE SECRET BILLS OF SALE AMENDMENT BILL.
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
Mr. Henry Claydon, one of the oldest residents of the district, and much respected, was buried to-day. COOMA, Tuesday. ...
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THE GOLDEN GROVE FARM CASE.
The Equity appeal case, Roberts v. Gibbons and others, was heard in the Supreme Court yesterday, before the Primary Judge (Mr. Justice Hargrave), Sir William Manning, and Mr. Justice Windeyer. ...
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ST. JOHN'S, DARLINGHURST.
Sir,--Permit me to correct a mistake in your report of the meeting in St. John's Schoolhouse, which appeared in your issue of this morning. The chairman is represented as stating that the chancel was a ...
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THE PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIETY.
Sir,--Permit me to make a slight correction in your report of the proceedings of the abovenamed society, at the general meeting which took place last night. You credit me with the following--" Mr. Cavenagh ...
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THE TALBRAGAR RUSH.
The following mining report on the above rush has been received by the Mines department:-- "Warden's Office, Gulgong, June 15, 1880. Sir,--I have the honour to state, for the information of ...
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QUEENSLAND.
The Government have decided to reduce the fares for Sunday trains by 33 per cent., and for ordinary season tickets by 20 per cent. Yesterday a Kanaka attempted to criminally ...
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A SERIOUS MATTER.
Sir,--Permit me to express through your valuable journal what might ere long proven fatal trap to the unwary frequenters of the beautiful surroundings of our University. I allude to the state of the fence ...
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ECLIPSE OF THE MOON.
Last night a total eclipse of the moon took place and was visible throughout Australia. At the Sydney Observatory, Mr. Russell noticed the various phases of the eclipse and the [?] ...
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VICTORIA.
A rule nisi was granted to-day in the case Wilson v. Syme, for libel, to change the venue from Geelong to Melbourne. In the case of Syme v. M.Kinley, defendants obtained an extension of ...
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