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CIRCULAR HEAD.
On Thursday evening last the usual readings took place in the Stanley Rooms, and, considering a number were absent at the rehearsal of the Glee Club for the ...
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REPLY.
MY DEAR FRIENDS.—You have taken the opportunity of my leaving the Colony, and adopted your own method of expressing your sense of the manner in which I have discharged ...
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VICTORIA.
At the meeting of the Council of Acclimatisation on Tuesday Mr. Ramsbottom was present, and informed the Council of the success which has attended the attempt to ...
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QUEENSLAND.
A large fire commenced yesterday, at noon, at the corner of Denham and East-streets, Rockhampton. Thirteen shops and the Albion Hotel were burned down. Mr. Budden is ...
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POLICE COURT.
Wife Desertion.—Mary Laughton v. John Laughton.—John Laughton was brought up on warrant, charged with having on the 20th instant, at Launceston, deserted his wife and ...
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SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Mr. Fuller, the present mayor, is again a candidate for the mayoralty. The corn market is firm. For, wheat buyers offer 54. 5d., but holders ask 54. 6d. ...
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FRIDAY, Nov. 22.
Drunkenness.—Samuel Whiting and Mary For, were each fined 10s for this offence. Indecency.—Ann Jane Beckett, for indecency, was fined 40s, in default one month's ...
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23.
Idle and Disorderly.—Margaret Brown, far being an idle and disorderly character, and sleeping in the open air, was sentenced to one month's hard labor. ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
"Blue Cap," the leader of the last gang of bushrangers in these districts was captured very simply on Monday, 4th inst., by constables M'Gee, Corbett, and Dunlop of the ...
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VICTORIA.
H.M.C.SS. Victoria arrived here at seven o'clock p.m. The Governor and General Chute remained on board to the disappointment of the people. A crowd assembled at ...
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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25.
Drunkenness.—Mary a Reibey and James Gordon were fined, the former 20s and the latter 10s, with the usual alternative, for drunkenness. ...
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HUMANITAS.
SIR,—Your classical correspondent who signs himself "Humanitas," and writes so forcibly about " A Hard Case," had better study the law and mind his own business. ...
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INQUEST.
An inquest was held on Saturday afternoon last, at the Edinburgh Castle, Bathurst-street, before W. Gunn, Esq., Coroner, as to the death of a man, name unknown, who a ...
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THE REV. R. K. EWING.
The following address, which was presented to the Rev. R. K. Ewing on Tuesday evening, and the reply thereto, have been handed to us for publication:— ...
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THE DUKE OF EDINBURGH AT ADELAIDE.
The Prince left town yesterday, accompanied by Sir D. Daly. at a quarter to one p.m. After a farewell hymn had been sung n the Government domain by the chorister ...
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LATEST COLONIAL NEWS.
The s.s. Derwent entered Tamar Heads at 5 30 yesterday morning. Our files by her extend to Saturday, from which we extract a few of the principal items, a portion of which ...
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"A HARD CASE."
SIR,—Permit me to inform your correspondent " Humanitas" that in the case he mentions if the charge were for stealing the rope, the conviction was illegal; if for ...
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WAGGA WAGGA RACES.
Trial Stakes.—Antelope, 1; Beeswing 2; Laura, 3. Town Plate Handicap. — Australian, 1; Nightshade, 2; Albury, 3. This was a ...
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MUNIFICENCE.—Sir Francis Crossley, Bart., has just presented to the town of Halifax the capital sum of £6,500, to provide permanently for the necessary expenses ...
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