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Maitland.
On Sunday last, about two o'clock, while the families of Mr. R. P. Forster, and Mr. T. Ward; in York place, West Maitland, were sitting at dinner, they were suddenly called upon by the ...
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Port Phillip.
MINTON'S CARE.—The application of the poor boy Bland, was renewed on Thursday before Captain Cain, for the issue of a warrant against Mr. Christopher Minton, for wilful and corrupt perjury. ...
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Van Diemen's Land.
ROMAN CATHOLIC SCHOOL.—During the recent visit of the Catholic Bishop Willson in this town the want of accommodation for instructing the children of his communion was brought under his ...
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British Extracts.
IRILAND.—ANOTHER STATE PROSECUTION.—Our Dublin correspondent assures us very positively that the Irish Government have it in contemplaticn to institute another State prosecution, and mentions, ...
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Shipping Intelligence.
July 19.—Ann, schooner, 85tons, Dunham. from Tongataboo the 19th June Passenger, Mr Brander. 20— Shamrock, steamer, 200 tons, Gilmore, from ...
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South Australia.
Ie is confidently asserted that a magnificent Catholic Cathedral, upon a scale of considerable magnitude, will ere long be commenced in Adelaide; and that ample funds having been munificently ...
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THE BARQUE MARY.
[Having in a previous number given the narrative of Captain Collins, relative to the loss of the above vessel, we feel in justice beund to give the following statement of Captain Fotheringham and the ...
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These are to certify that at the request of Alexender Fotheringham, Esq., we this day surveyed the barque Mary, of the burthen of 368 tons, and built at Ipswich in the year 1811, as appears by the ...
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THE IRISH LANGUAGE AND ANTIQUITIES.
Cicero, in his work "De Oratore." observes:— "Nescire quid antequam natus sis est semper esse puer."—"To be unacquainted with the historic monuments and records of ancient nations, is to be ...
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We the undersigned officers of the ship Mary, lately wrecked in Bass's Straits, maketh oath and saith, that when the said ship sailed from Sydney she had one entire suit of perfectly new sails bea[?] ...
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