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PERSONAL NOTES FROM LONDON.
LONDON, May 8.--Australia will scarcely suffer so much by the death of Colonel North as South America, though he had irons in fire in Tasmania, South Australia, and, of course, West ...
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AMUSEMENTS.
Stephenson and Yardley's bright farce, with went so well on its first production here a few months ago, is to be revived at the Criterion to-night. The cast will be the same as before. ...
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SHIPPING.
Oonah, str., 1758 tons, Captain W. J. Featherstone, from Hobart 9th inst. Passengers: Mesdames Bejamin, Barnett and two children, Waterhouse, Tanner and infant, Cook, Outram, Ross, Knaggs, Morris and ...
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THE WEATHER.
Farther rain fell in Sydney yesterday, as a result of the sudden change which came up from tho southward on Thursday night. The disturbance struck the colony about Jervis Bay, passing in a south-east ...
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"THE SUNNY SOUTH" AT HER MAJESTY'S.
Doubtless the revival of Mr. Barren's lively and picturesque play at Her Majesty's to-night will prove a sufficiently interesting affair to attract a large audience, especially in view of the ...
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"TRILBY" AT THE LYCEUM.
The last two weeks of "Trilby" are announced, arrangements having been made for the "Trip to Chinatown" Company now en route from America, to replace Messrs. Brady and Palmer's ...
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RAIN IN THE COUNTRY.
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"THE DERBY WINNER" AT THE THEATRE ROYAL.
Mr. Bland Holt has in "The Derby Winner" on excellent drama, and, what is more, a popular one. That the Theatre Royal has been well filled every night this week, in spite of the ...
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THE QUALIFICATIONS OF A POLITICIAN.
Mr. "W. M'Millan, M.P., visited Burwood last evening, and performed the formal ceremony of opening the recently created Literary and Debating Society established in connection with the ...
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THE NORTH SHORE TUNNEL SCHEME.
The City and Northern Suburbs Connection Committee met again yesterday at the Town-hall, to consider tho various proposals for giving facilities for communication between the city and ...
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THE TIVOLI.
Mr. Charles God[?]rey's s new "turn is even better than his first, "Dreams," especially, being a particularly good descriptive song, given with impressive dramatic force. This afternoon and ...
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THE FITZGERALDS' SHOWS.
Having been engaged to appear at Melbourne in connection with a carnival, the Fitzgerald Brothers have decided to end their season hero on the 20th inst., and consequently there will be ...
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MR. KENNEDY AT THE PROTESTANT-HALL.
Mr. T. A. Kennedy, having appeared with unfailing success in Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide, and the principal New Zealand towns since his last appearance here, has returned for a farewell ...
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SYNOPSIS AT 9 A.M.
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THE CYCLORAMA AND THE REV. HASKETT SMITH.
The happy idea has been conceived and acted upon of arranging of the Rev. Haskett Smith to deliver a series of lectures on "Jeruslem and its Eavirons" at the Cyclorama where the subject is so ...
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THEFTS FROM THE WHARVES.
For a couple of years past bags and packages of grain and produce discharged from the coasting steamers and stacked on the city wharves have been found occasionally to tally out short in ...
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THE BOUCICAULT TESTIMONIAL.
Subscriptions to the Boucicault testimonial may bo forwarded to the treasurer, Mr. A. Hoftnung, at the Australia Hotel. ...
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RAIN HAS FALLEN IN PREVIOUS 24 HOURS.
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MDLLE. TREBELLI'S CONCERTS.
The distinguished soprano, Mdile. Antoinette Trebelli who is now delighting Melbourne audiences with her genuine artistic vocalism, will return to Sydney next week, and give a short series. ...
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RAINFALL IN NEW SOUTH WALES.
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INTERCOLONIAL FORECASTS.
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MR. WRAGGE'S FORECASTS.
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ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.
Next Wednesday evening, at the Town-hall, the Amateur Orchestral Society will give the first concert of the season, playing for the first time Mendelssohn's concert overture, "The Hebrides" ...
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FATALITIES.
About noon yesterday, a seaman, named Speedy Murray, while at work on tho barque Ross-shire, in Neutral Bay, fell down tho hold, a distance of 25ft., and was picked up unconscious. Upon his ...
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ENGLISH CONCERT COMPANY.
Messrs. Stevens, Basse, and Howells, the wellknown Australian concert enterepreneurs (of whose ence, Miss Lily Moody, and Mark Hambourg, ...
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RAILWAY FATALITY AT BEECROFT.
"A fatal accident occurred at Beccroft on Friday morning, by which Robert Wickham, tho driver of tho 9 a.m. express, Sydney to Newcastle, lost his life. When passing Beccroft Wickham fell off ...
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COAST REPORTS.
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THE CHURCHES.
'A juvenile entertainment in aid of the organ fund of tbo churcli was given in tho Primitive Methodist Church, Cromwell-street, Leichhardt, on Wednesday evening. Captain J. C. Lloyd occupied ...
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M. WIEGAND'S COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
The arrangements bavo been completed for the complimentary concert to be tendered M. Wiegand prior to his departure on his European tour. A specially attractive programme is being ...
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THE REV. CHARLES CLARK.
Last night the Rev. Charles Clark re-delivered his lecture on "St. Paul's, the Eye of the Empire, or the Dome of the Golden Cross." This Is one of the newest, and certainly one of the best in ...
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MILITARY AND DEFENCE.
His Excellency tho Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to givo authority, under tho 5th section of the Volunteer Force Regulation Act of 1867, for tho formation of a volunteer ...
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COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO MISS O'SHAUGHNESSY.
Miss Nora O'Shaughnessy, who will shortly leave for Europe to further pursue her studies of cert on the 15th prox. The committee meetings ...
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QUEEN'S JUBILEE FUND.
The monthly mooting of the council of the Queen's Jubllco Fund was held at the Town-hall yesterday, when Lady Hampden presided. There were also present Mesdames Cohen, Forbes ...
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NEWCASTLE MUSICAL UNION.
Encouraged by the success which attended tho production of tho "Messiah" and their miscellaneous concert last week, the Newcastle Musical Society gave another highly enjoyable concert ...
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