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LAW AND POLICE COURTS.
John Herbert, labourer, was charged with being drunk and disorderly, and assaulting the police in the execution of their duty; and James Henderson with aiding and inciting. ...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITORS.
The Editors wish it to be distinctly understood that although it is their desire that this Journal should freely express the opinions of their correspondents, they (the Editors) are not to be considered as responsible for their ...
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PAPAL ARROGANCE.
Gentlemen — Seeing that you have thought it proper to give publicity to a portion of an eloquent ermon of Doctor Backhaus, in which he invites Protestant to come to the fountain head of Romish ...
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O'CONNELL IN LIMBO.
Gentlemen.—The awful announcement contained in your journal of Saturday last, of the late Danie O'Counell's arrival and detention iu Purgatory is alarming to a decree; so much so, that a few of my ...
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THE NATIVE SILKWORM.
Gentlemen.—I have discovered in this part of the colony, some beautiful specimens of that valuable and interesting insect,—the silkworm,—specimen that will throw the silkworms of the Celestial Empire ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Monday, Dec. 23th—The ship [?] 600 tons, [?]lert master, from Bremen, Passengers—Mrs Oster and three children, Miss Sophie Stamm, Dr Schultzen, Mr Carl, [?] in the cabin; and the following in the steerage ...
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RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
James Hibbert, master of the Lady McNaughton, appeared upon the information of Frederick Bennett, steward of the said vessel, for an assult. Mr Gwynne, for the defendant, applied for further time ...
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SAILED.
Sunday, Dec. 19th—The Steamer Juno, 600 tons, [?] master, for Port Phillip and Sydney. Passengers—[?] Martin, Esq., A. McBarnett, Esq., F. B. L. Monteffore, Esq., Mrs. Muirhead, Esq., two sons, one ...
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CLEARED OUT.
Tuesday, Dec. 21st—The brig Dorset 82 tons, Walsh, master, for Sydney. Passengers—Mrs Walsh, Mr and Mr Smith and ten children, Mr Goo. Russell, Mr A. Johnson, Mr Archibald, J. Brown, John Rogers, Richard Bell, Wm. ...
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IMPORTS.
Cargo of the Gettert—[?] boxes oilcloth; 1 ditto cigars, 1 bale paper, 2 boxes merchandize, Stakemann; 3 boxes merchandize, 1 ditto samples, C. Noltenins; 16 packages merchandize, Order. ...
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