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THE BISHOP OF SYDNEY AND THE REV. MR. WOODWARD.
SIR,—It is now some tine since the Petition of the Rev. Mr. Woodward was presented to the Legislative Council, but no further notice, that I can learn, had taken of it, either by ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
April 28.—The steamer Phoenix, 108 torn, Wiseman, master, from the Clarence River the 29th Instant. Passengers—Mr. Ryan, Captain Contis Mr. Phillips, Mr. Gannon, Mr. Plomer ...
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ROYAL VICTORIA THEATRE.
Will exhibit his beautiful collection of Dissolving Views! (as shown at the Polytechnic, Adelaide Gallery, &c.) and DAZZLING CHROMATROPS! by the aid of the Celebrated ...
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INTELLIGENCE HAS BEEN RECEIVED IN SYDNEY.
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JESUITISM IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE.
SIR,—The thanks of all classes of religlonists are due to you for your fearless exposure of the late proceedings of the band of Jesuits in route, by the Arche d'Alliance, to Ocespie ...
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Advertising
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
SIR,—Having had considerable experience in the Crown side of the Court of King's Bench, I trust I shall be excused in saying a few words on the subject of Bail, after convictions for ...
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THE APOLOGISTS OF CAPTAIN MARCEAU
SIR,—I remember but one parallel to the thrilling apology which certain friends of the Captain of the Arche d' Alliance have offered for his kidnapping propensities. In is in the ...
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FREE TRADE IN MINERALS.
IN a very able letter, which will be found in our fourth page, a correspondent, after reviewing the recently published manifesto of the Anti-Gold-Law League, demands the ...
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
On Friday last, the 28th Ultimo, the SPEAKER took the Chair at the usual hour. Mr. LAME gave notice that, on the following Tuesday, he should move that the petitions, which ...
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THE DEBATE ON THE PROPOSED CHANGES IN OUR CONSTITUTION
ON Tuesday last Mr. Wentworth brought, forward his Resolutions in reference to Earl Grey's Despatch of the 31st July last, and after an animated debate, extending over. ...
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THE LATE SECESSIONS, SUPREMACY, AND PRIESTCRAFT.
SIR,-I was rather surprised, when reading "Sconce's Reasons," in page 15, to find that the renegade (I do not use this word offensively) assorted for his new church a perfect likeness ...
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Family Notices
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THE LATE CASE OF KIDNAPPING BY THE JESUITS.
WE expected that some plausible excuses would be offered by the Romanists for the outrage committed by Captain Marceau, and to which we drew public attention in ...
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"PRIESTS, WOMAN AND CHILDREN."
SIR.—A Work under the above title was lately published in England, and a consignment of many copied made to Sydney. I have been informed that these copies were bought by one ...
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