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THE "AUSTRALIAN JOURNAL" for April has reached us. "Nina Cavalion, or the Foundling's Bride," is brought to a conclusion. The "Detective" furnishes some more leaves from his apparently ...
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THE RECENT GUNPOWDER ACCIDENT.
The lad James Spotswood, whose injuries by an explosion of gunpowder wore mentioned in last issue, never rallied, and died shortly after ton o'clock on ...
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EMU BAY.
The petition to the Government praying that the case now pending against Parsons, Farrell and Slattery may not be heard before the local Stipendiary Magistrate, Mr A. B. Willis, was ...
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POLICE COURT.
There was a blank charge-sheet to-day. ...
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TOTAL WRECK OF SIX VESSELS AND LOSS OF LIFE AT LACEPEDE ISLANDS.
By the arrival of the steamer City of Hobart we (Melbourne Daily Telegraph) have been placed in possession of Western Australian papers to the 28th ultimo, from which we ...
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CARRICK.
The annual meeting for the election of Road Trustees was held to-day at Mr Blair's Hotel. Mr Monds was voted to the chair. M R. A. Thirkell, of ...
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THE LOSS OF THE CITY OF FOOCHOW.
An official enquiry, under the "Inquiry into Wrecks Act, 1874," into the loss of the ship City of Foo-chow on the northeast coast of Flinders-Island, the ...
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