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WESLEYAN FOREIGN MISSIONS.
On Sunday last two sermons were preached in the Wesleyan Chapel, Pattoron-street, by the Rev. W.a. Quick, and collections made in behalf of the missions. ...
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LAUNCESTON SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY.
The annual meeting of the above Society was held on Thursday evening, the 6th of January, 1860, in the Trinity School-room. ...
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WHAT MAKES A MAN.
Not numerous years, nor lengthened life, Not pretty children and a wife; Not pins, and canes, and fancy rings, Nor any such like trumpery things ; ...
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COURT OF REQUESTS.
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POLICE COURT.
BREACH OF THE LICENSING ACT.—Mr. Abel Blades, landlord of the Lamb and Flog, corner of York and Bathurst streets, was fined 40s., costs 8S. 6d., for wilfully ...
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BROADMARSH.
An inquest was held before Wm. Gore Elliston, Esq., Coroner, at the Prince of Wales public-house, in this district, on Wednesday, the 4th instant, to enquire ...
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ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the annexed regulations and scale of charges for transmission of ...
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INSOLVENT COURT.
Meeting on application for discharge. There being no opposition insolvent's discharge was granted on his executing the usual warrant-of-sttorney. ...
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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 11.
Charles Phillips and Mary Clayton were each fined 10s. for drunkenness. ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.—Robert Mason was brought up on remand charged ...
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
Appeals against the alterations made in the Valuation Roll of the district of Franklin will be heard at Franklin on 25th lost. The Governor has directed the name of ...
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CRICKET AT THE WESTWARD.
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INTEMPERANCE.
SIR,—I was exceedingly amused by reading Mr. Alcock's remarks upon my letter signed "Rusticus;" and if he know how completely unconnected I am with the brewing or any ...
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THIRTY POUNDS COURT OF REQUESTS.
Jury-Messrs. G. M. Eddie, G. B. B. Elliott, E. Edwards, A. Duthie. BARRET v. ALEXANDER. An actiou to recover £12, balance of ...
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HORTICULTURAL GARDENS.
SIR,—Will you allow me to avail myself of your paper for the purpose of briefly suggesting to the Horticultural Society the desirability of affixing the name, natural order, and native ...
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THE COLONIAL ORPHAN SCHOOLS.
A meeting of the Board of Management of the Colonial Orphan Schools took place in the Board Room, at the School, New Town, on Tuesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, ...
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AN EVENING WITH SUBMARINE TELEGRAPHS.
Captain Tribe, late Commander of the International Telegraph Company's Steam Ship Monarch, delivered an address under the above title, on Oceanic Submarine ...
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THE COMMERCIAL PRINCIPLE IN THE CHURCH.—Much scandal has been caused in New York by a great "sale of pews" in the church of that popular preacher the ...
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THE CULTIVATION OF BEET AND MANGOLD WURZEL.
Sir.—In farther consideration of the subject of the cultivation of beet and mangold wurzel, I shall first give some historical account of the development of the value and use of these ...
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HAGLEY.
A gloom has been cast over our little community by the some what sudden death of Mr. John East, the son of Mr. Jas. East of this village. On Sunday week he was ...
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TEN POUNDS COURT.
There were thirty-eight cases disposed of in this Court. ...
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