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"THE CAUSE OF THE CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA."
A small pamphlet bearing this title has just been given to the world by Mr. Thomas Alcock, of Longbridge, near Perth. Strange as it might seem for a resident in Tasmania ...
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
The Governor has appointed Mr. John O'Connor to be keeper of the Public Pound on the Brisbane Road. Launceston, in succession to Mr. John Dickson, who has left the ...
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HOBART TOWN AND THE SOUTH.
FIRE AT SANDY BAY.—A very extensive the fire occurred at Sandy Bay early on Monday morning, by which four cottages were burnt to the ground, and other damage occasioned. ...
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ANOTHER CHAMPION RACE MEETING.—TO BE HELD AT MELBOURNE.
The preliminaries have been arranged for a champion race to take place on the Melbourne course on the 1st January, 1866. Already a number of gentlemen have subscribed the ...
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POLICE COURT.
Larceny.—Maurice Fitzgerald and George Langley were remanded for a week on the charge of having stolen a chain belonging to Mr. Alfred Fowler. ...
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GOLD EXPORTS OF VICTORIA.
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TUESDAY, FEB. 28.
Charge against a constable.—John Henrickson, a constable in the Launceston Rural Police force, appeared to answer to a charge, perferred against him by Chief District ...
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SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The usual monthly meeting of the Northern Tasmanian Sunday School Union was held in the Union School-room, Brisbane street, on Tuesday evening; the Rev. H. ...
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1.
William Costello and Donald Kennedy were each fined 20s. for drunkenness on the premises of their master, Mr. R. Thomson, of Rosetta. ...
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