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LAW AND CRIMINAL COURTS.
Upton—Howell v. Sampson—Symon. H. Downer—McLean v. Smith—Mathews. H. Downer—Ladd v. Military Club—Mathews. Dempster—Saunders v. Cottrell—Hall. ...
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MR. HENRY WARREN AND THE SALVATION ARMY.
Sir—In support of the view taken of the Salvation Army by Mr. Henry Warren, who, of course, has come in for a lot of abuse, I would refer "One who Knows the Army and a ...
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ADELAIDE AND LONDON TELEGRAPH.
It is generally expected that Italy will seize the island and port of Suakim in the Red Sea, and occupy it, in addition to Massowah. ...
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PHILLIPS PONDS RAILWAY.
A preliminary meeting of North-West settlers was held at Coondambo on January 23. The attendance was not numerically large, but was thoroughly representative ...
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LOCAL COURTS.
OTTO V. STOW.—Plaintiff applied for the recovery of a house in Gilles-street, and the Court ordered defendant to give up possession at once, or pay £3 10s. rent. Mr. Gepp ...
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PORTUGAL ON THE CONGO.
Latest advices from the Congo state that both banks of that river have been seized by a Portuguese expeditionary force. ...
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THE FRANCO-CHINESE WAR. CAPTURE OF THE OUTWORKS OF KELUNG.
The French force in Formosa has succeeded in carrying the outworks to the fortifications of Kelung, which is held by Chinese troops. During the assault ...
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MR. GOSCHEN ON THE FEDERATION OF THE EMPIRE.
The Right Hon. George J. Goschen during a speech delivered at Edinburgh declared that a close union between Great Britain and her colonies was essential to ...
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TO THE EDITOR.
Sir—The report of Mr. H. Warren's lecture (?) in Clare and his subsequent letter in the Register must have aroused deep regret, if not grief, in the minds of moral and Christian ...
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THE ATTACK ON O'DONOVAN ROSSA.
Popular feeling throughout the United States is very much in favour of Miss Dudley, who shot O'Donovan Rossa, and she is now generally regarded as a heroine. ...
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HARBOUR ACCOMMODATION.
Sir—In the letter signed "Portonian," in your issue of the 2nd inst., it is stated that in the near future it is possible that the people of Melbourne will assert their claim ...
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TRADE CONVENTION BETWEEN GREAT BRITAIN AND SPAIN.
The Convention arranged between the representatives of Great Britain and Spain, under which Spanish wines of a greater alcoholic strength ...
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PORT ADELAIDE; FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, AT 11 A.M.
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RIVER DISTRICT NEWS.
Our Wentworth correspondent, writing on February 2, says:—"Good news comes from Sydney, which place our delegates have just left, after an interview with the Minister for ...
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INSOLVENCY COURT.
Final Hearings.—John Lee, of Minlaton, farmer and butcher; John O'Brien, of Clare, labourer; Frank Lynch, of Adelaide, plumber; Joseph Higginbotham, of ...
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TO THE EDITOR.
Sir—I was glad to see your Clare correspondent's letter in this evening's Journal, as it shows that Mr. Warren's forte is as of old — evasion. The question your correspondent ...
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NEW DIVIDEND.
Payable at the office of the Official Receiver to all creditors who have proved their claims.— George Cooper, of the Sturt, mason, a first ...
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BAGS FOR FARMERS.
Sir—It is a libel on the farmers of South Australia to say that as a class they take the mean advantage of the present system of lending bags indicated in the remarkable ...
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PORT ADELAIDE: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4.
Robert Simpson, labourer, was charged by Sub-Inspector Doyle with having been on the premises of E. L. Bartlett, at Queenstown, on February 3. Defendant was found on ...
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POLICE COURTS.
Jane Sellar was fined [?] Thomas Sellick 20s., and Edward Hughes 20s., for being drunk. Michael Guerie, for being drunk and using ...
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OWEN, FEBRUARY 2.
We are having very hot weather, and water is in consequence becoming very scarce, and many are buying it from the few who have it to spare. ...
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ELEVEN DAYS ON A ROCK.
Sir—In reading the journal of one of the party in the late sealing fiasco at The Brothers, I was astonished at the lying audacity of the fellow calling himself Mizon ...
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THE LAND BILL.
Sir—I see by your paper that several persons are complaining of the new Land Act not being so liberal as it ought to be. There was never an Act framed, nor will there ...
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TO THE EDITOR.
Sir—I notice that a controversy has been going on in your columns between Mr. H. Warren and your Clare correspondent relative to the accuracy of a report of the former ...
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A CASE OF DISTRESS.
Sir—The man George Russell who died in the Adelaide Hospital, on Saturday, January 31, from accidental gunshot wound, was a married man; his wife and child are left ...
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EXCURSION TRAINS AND FARMERS.
Sir—Excursion trains at Christmas and New Year time afford excellent means for the recovery and sustaining of health to those who can avail ...
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