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BY the St. George, which left Portsmouth on the 26th of May last, we are in possession of our files of papers and letters to the 26th of the same month. ...
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MEETING OF CREDITORS.
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BANK OF ENGLAND.
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ENGLISH FUNDS.
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PORT PHILLIP.
IMMIGRANTS.—The Lord "William Bentick arrived here from London, Plymouth, and Cork, on the 22nd Instant, after a voyage of 113 days, and on arrival presented a clean bill of health. ...
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HOUSE OF COMMONS, MAY 24.
Mr. Wyse gave notice of his motion for an inquiry into the proceedings on the recent State Trials, for Tuesday, June 18. Ho wished to ask the noble lord, the Secretory of State for Ire ...
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SUPREME COURT.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 10.—Before the Worshipful S. F. Milford, Esq , Deputy Commissary. This Court was opened pro form yesterday, but, there being no business before it, was ...
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
The SPEAKER took the Chair at the usual hour. SQUATTING REGULATIONS. Mr. COWPER presented a Petition, signed by ...
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MONEY MARKET AND CITY NEWS.
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THEATRICALS.
The Summer Season of the Victoria commences on Monday night, as we have already notified, and from the synopsis of the arrangements which have been made by Messrs. "Wyatt and Knight ...
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COURT CIRCULAR.
Yesterday was her Majesty's birthday, which was observed at Claremont. The band of the Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards arrived at Esher on Thursday evening, and went to ...
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VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.
WHEAT.—Large quantities of wheat have recently been exported from Launceston. The commissariat advertises for twelve thousand bushels; tenders to close on the 12th September ...
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LATEST ENGLISH NEWS.
The Bishop of Exeter presented a Petition from several gentlemen belonging to the different societies established for the reclamation or improvement of unfortunate public women ...
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IRELAND.
To-morrow the Court of Queen's Bench will pronounce judgment on the motion for a new trial. The EVENING POST of this afternoon says—"It is stated that the ...
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HOUSE OF COMMONS—FRIDAY.
Tho clause proposing the abolition of the duty on wool was brought up. Mr. Gladstone, who, admitting that at first sight the abolition of the duty might seem to be ...
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WRIT OF ERROR.
The EVENING POST contain the following:—"The abstract equity of the pricipal of postponing the judgment of the Court of Queen's Bench until the decision of the ultimate legal ...
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THE PRINCE DE JOINVILLE AND TAHITI.
HIS Royal Highness, who has boon gaining some notoriety of late, in respect to his singular pamphlet on the comparative capabilities of the French and English Navies ...
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HARVEST PROSPECTS.
The long continuance of dry and parching weather is producing a very unfavorable action on the crops, and prices of provisions are already advancing. Letters from the country express ...
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INSOLVENCY DEPARTMENT.
TUESDAY, SEPT. 10.—Before the Chief Commissioner. In the estate of Richard Harrison, a single meeting was held—no claims proved. ...
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THE IRISH NAVAL SQUADRON.
LIMERICK, WEDNESDAY.—The Flamer and Dwarf steamers sailed up to the Pool on Monday—the former from Dingle, the other from Tarbert, and on that afternoon the Dwarf ...
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