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Original Correspondence.
MR. EDITOR—I beg to hand you the proceedings of the Long Shot Committee on the 24th ultimo.—Your obedient servant, SHORT Pop, Secretary. ...
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CATHOLIC DIRECTORY, OCTOBER, 1843.
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To the Editor of the Morning Chronicle.
SIR—Perceiving by your leading article of Wednesday last that the "Australasian Chronicle" has ceased to exist, and has bequeathed its proud privilege of advocating the cause of civil and religious ...
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HIGH WATER IN SYDNEY COVE.
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THE CHRONICLE.
"Be just and fear not: Let all the ends thou aim'st at be thy country's, thy God's, and truth's." Shakspeare. ...
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Legislative Council.
Mr. MACARTHUR presented a petition from four hundred and fifteen of the clergymen and laymen of the Church of England in and about Parramatta, praying that the council would not adopt the ...
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MR. EDITOR—In your paper, or first new "Morning Chronicle," appeared a few lines on "Marriage," describing rather ludicrously the accidents of that state of life. To say the least of ...
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12.
Mr. WENTWORTH presented a petition from certain Roman Catholic schoolmasters, praying that the council would make provision for the payment to them of certain arrears of salaries due, and which ...
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Advertising
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CHAPLAINS TO THE WOOLLOOMOOLOO GAOL.
IN the debate on this item of the public expenditure, there seemed to be some want of information as to the extent of the duties performed by the Chaplains. The members of Council appeared to us to ...
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