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THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS IN ENGLAND.
The match was continued on the Treat Bridge Ground, Nottingham, to-day. The weather was again fine, and the attendance large. The wicket, however, was somewhat bumpy. The ...
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UNIVERSITY HONORS TO COLONISTS.
A number of leading colonists paid a visit to Cambridge to day, on the invitation of the Corporation. They were received on arrival at the railway station by the mayor, who ...
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[?] EDITION .
The "Evening News" to day publishes a special cable message, dated from London last evening, to the effect that word has been received of suspicious movements on the ...
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THE ENGLISH [?]S.
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MOONEE VALLEY RACES.
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ROSE HILL RACES.
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THE IRISH QUESTION.
The crisis connected with the Irish question continue, and the outcome appears extremely uncertain. The predictions as to the result of the coming vote in Parliament vary from day to ...
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
There is glorious weather to-day, and a large crowd has gone to the Rosehill races. Sparkes, the mate of the Kilty, who was stabbed on Wednesday at Townsmille, died ...
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FRACTIOUS FOOTBALLERS.
The controlling [?]borities of football clubs cannot do better than read the following observant [?]s made by Mr Marshall at the meeting of the Victorian Football Association last ...
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ARRIVAL OF THE S.S. YARRA.
The Messageries Maritimes s.s Yarra, from Marseilles has arrived. She brings the following passengers in the first saloon: -- For Adelaide -- Mr A. Pereira and child; ...
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DEPUTATION TO THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION
A deputation of teachers of State night schools, consisting of Messrs M[?] M'Gillivray J. Smith, Charles Grook, F J. Martell, G Robinson, and P. K. O'Hara, waited upon the Minister ...
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A BR[?]G AGROUND.
The Shannon, brig, inward bound from New castle, is aground between No 7 and No 9 buoys on the west bank of the West Channel. The wind is west and moderate. ...
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THE LAST MOMENT.
At the Hour of THE HERALD going to press the following were the scratchings in connection with the coming Winter Steeplechase Meeting of the V.R.C.: -- Grand National ...
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COMMERCIAL CONGRESS.
The London Chamber of Commerce tree convened for next month a Commercial Congress to meet in the Indian and Colonial Exhibition on the 6th and 7th July. A great ...
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OBTAINING GOODS BY VALUELESS CHEQUE.
At the City Court this morning a chemist named Edward Henry Bryant, alum Henry Do Beaumont,was brought up on a charge of having obtained four [?]nits of clothes and other wearing ...
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SUICIDE OF A SYDNEY MERCHANT.
The inquest on Thomas Robert Hogg, found hanging in a cellar yesterday, was held to-day Evidence given by a clerk of deceased showed that he was in financial difficulties, and had ...
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FLEMINGTON TRAINING JOTTING.
Mr W. Dakin's Quintin Matsep was extended for a strong gallop of a mile, which he got over in good style. Mammon and Dunlop's brother [?]uited half a mile slowly. Trent went three ...
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TO-MORROWS SERVICES AND LECTURES.
The Rev C. Strong will preach at the Australian Church service at the Temperance Hall. Russell street, in the morning, and Rev F Anderson will preach at the Athenæum in the ...
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HOSPITALITIES TO COLONISTS.
The reception Inaugurated by H.R.H, the Prince of Wales for the purpose of giving to colonists the most cordial welcome possible to the Old Country is prosecuting its ...
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STONE WALLING IN THE N.S.W. LEGISLATURE.
It would be hard to find terms suitable to describe the proceedings enacted in the Assembly yesterday afternoon and last night. Confusion worse confounded was the general ...
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PEN AND INK SKETCHES OF PROMINENT PERSONS.
Fortunately for the purpose of this description the writer has had several opportunities of seeing the prince and several other members of the Royal family, together with foreign potentates ...
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ST PATRICK'S CATHOLIC YOUNG MEN'S SOCIETY.
The usual meeting of the above society was held in St. Patrick's Cathedral Hall on last Thursday evening. The President (Mr J. T. Delaney) presiding. Messrs B. King (formally ...
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PU[?]CTUALITY AT FOOTBALL MATCHES.
The [?]es to the Victorian football Association [?] evening at Young and Jacksons Hotel and transacted some important [?] The [?]tion of late starting at ...
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ARRIVAL OF THE R.M.S. JOHN ELDER.
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"A NIGHT SHELTER FOR HOMELESS WOMEN"
A meeting was held last evening at the Junction Hotel, Hoddls street, Collingwood, and was largely attended by the residents of Barkly Ward. Mr Joel Eade, J.P., was in the chair.[?] ...
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MINING YIELDS.
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GENERAL SUMMARY OF NEWS. LONDON, 4th June.
At the United Service Institution on the 31st May, Captain Colomb, R.N. read a paper on Imperial Federation, navel and military. H.R.H. Duke of Cambridge, presided, and H.R.H. ...
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QUESTION BOX.
"[?] inquires: -- "Can you [?] of a couple, of Church of England dean [?]ion can be legally married by a Wesleyan or any other minister not of the same religion ...
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BY WIRE. -- FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.
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BY THE SEA
My blue eyed pot, with golden hair, [?]ting on my knee, A [?] easily star A[?] the beach, beyond the bar, ...
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NEW INSOLVENTS.
James Dwyer Bourke, of Charles street Fitzroy, and Chapel street, Windsor, draper and onti[?]ter (compulsory). Liabilities, L824 19s; assete, L1117 3s 9d ; surplus, L292 4s 9d. Mr ...
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TEA SHIPMENTS.
M[?] and [?] to-day received a Tom [?] up till [?] the shipments of the from [?] the comme[?] of the [?] had ...
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POLICE NEWS.
At this Court before Messrs Foote, Stead and Weatherly J's.P., a m[?]ned woman named Margaret Hawkes was charged being drunk are disorderly, and also w[?] maliciously ...
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ALLEGED [?]Y
Sumuel Laird, a carpen[?] contractor, aged 34, residing in Prahan, [?]s yesterday evening arrested [?] warr[?]t loan [?] feloniously marrying and taking to wife [?] ...
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THE RAINFALL.
The only place, recording to the report at the [?]tic Telegraph Office, were can has during the past twenty four hours. [?] (Queensland),[?]2 being the record for ...
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