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THE NATIVE PHEASANT.
THE subjoined his been handed to us by the secretary of the Acclimatisation Society for publication:— Sir,—I do myself the honour of presenting to the notice of the Acclimatisation. Society some very ...
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LAW.
This was an action by a publican reading at (or near) Al[?]my against the Clerk a Petty Sessions at that place. For neglecting to forward a certificate to the affect that plaintiff had paid his Ho[?] [?], and thereby preventing ...
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WATER POLICE COURT.
William G[?]more, a [?] on board the ship Nine[?], charged with being disorderly on board, was adm[?]shed and discharged. Stephen Campbell, and Henry Willmo[?] found guilty ...
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MR. COWPER AND THE SUPERANNUATION AGE.
SIR,—In your issue of the 9th instant[?] Mr. [?] [?] ported to have [?] [?] reply to the speech of Mr. Martin [?] for [?] [?] of supply— They know for a fact that, through the [?] ...
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FATAL RENCONTRE WITH BEN HALL AND HIS GANG. ROBBERY OF THE MAIL, AND DEATH OF SERGEANT PARRY.
IN our last issue we remarked that for some time past we had to re[?] such wekk two mail robberies on the main Southern Board, within sixty or seventy miles of Yass. This week proves no exception. The mail from Gandagal to ...
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WINDSOR.
QUARTER SESSIONS.—This Court [?] on Tuesday last, before Mr. District Judge Dowling. There was only one cse for trial. Robert William Piesley was indicted for seatling a horse, the property of Timothy O'Mary of ...
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
We are favoured by a correspondent at Jugtong, who was on the spot when the occurrences ref[?]d to above took place, with the following particulars, which are most likely to be an accurate description of the proceedings. He says: ...
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METROPOLITAN DISTRICT GENERAL SESSIONS.
The following cases were conducted by the Crown Prosecutor. Charles Cooper pleaded guilty to four different charges of stealing, and was remanded for [?]. ...
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PENRITH.
A CONCEPT took place in [?]d of the funds of the Penrith Hospital, in Mr. Donald Beatson's new hall, by the Sydney Amateur Christy's Minstrels, on Saturday evening, the 12th instatnt. The place was filled with a numerous and ...
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IS THERE TO BE PROTECTION TO OUR MAILS OR DESTRUCTION TO OUR COMMERCE WITH THE INTERIOR?
SIR,—I have addressed you on several [?], suggesting to the Government the destrability of having our in[?] mails protected by a mounted escort, but no notice whatever has been taken up to the present time. ...
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THE INQUEST.
An in quest was held before Mr. Rose, at Jugi[?]g on the body of the brave sergean[?] of police. The following was the evidence taken:— Michael Ryan deposed[?] I am a carrier; this morning I ...
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INSOLVENCY COURT.
In the estate of Thomas Cook, an adjourned [?] meeting. Nothing was done. SURRENDER. M[?] R[?] late of Elizabeth street, now of ...
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ELECTORATE OF ST. LEONARDS.
SIR,—Having been absent from town from Wednesday to Saturday evening. I was [?]ware that my name was figuring in a req[?]tion to a "W. Tunks, Esq.," of St. [?]rds, [?] that gentleman to become a candidate[?] ...
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THE CALCUTTA HURRICANE OF 17[?]7.
THE following account appears in the Indian Daily News:— Sir,—I send you the following account of a hurri[?] by which Calcutta was visited, upwards of a century ago, as it ...
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CENTRAL POLICE COURT.
Of twenty-seven p[?] brought before the Court, four were remanded and twelve were discharged. Richard Car[?], [?] and Edward Jacoba, 20, were s[?][?] convicted of having of Saturday night stolen from ...
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HAILS[?] AT THE PATERSON.—The Maitland Mercury is informed that on Tuesday afternoon a heavy [?] passed over part of the Paterson, district. The [?] in M[?] Townshend's [?]chard, which, had previously given promiss ...
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THE PROPOSED ART UNION.
SIR,—It is with fealings of great pleasure and satisfaction that I read a paragraph in last Saturday's paper, calling a meeting, to be held at Mr. Hart's Rooma, Pitt-street, on Wednesday next, of gentlemen favourable to the formation ...
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