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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
From Leith via Hobart Town, yesterday, having left the former [?] the 9th May, and the latter [?]th instant, the ship North Briton, [?] tons, Captain Fyall, with merchandise. ...
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SHIP NEWS.
The North Briton, Captain Fyall, from Scotland, brings no fresh intelligence from England, having sailed the 9th May; she arrived at Hobart Town the ...
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CALENDAR
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SUPREME COURT.
Before the Acting Chief Justice, and Messsrs. Forster and Campbell Assessors. Hicks v. Humphrey—A ver[?] for the ...
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[?] Meteorological [?]able.
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HIGH WATER IN SYDNEY COVE.
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Classified Advertising
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SIR RICHARD B[?] AND THE CHURCH ESTABLISHMENTS.
THE Church of England, from the foundation of the Colony up to the period of the passing of Sir Richard Bourke's Church [?], although not [?] ...
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JUDGE BURTON'S CHARGE.
BY private letters from England, we [?] [?] some account of a document from the pen of Sir Richard Bourke laid by Sir George Grey before the ...
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POLICE INCIDENTS.
Mr. J. Smith, hatter, of Georgestreet, was placedat the bar on the following charge, [?]pector Jackson, of the Sydney Police, [?]worn, deposed that[?] ...
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THE CHAIRMANSHIP.
OUR friend of The Australian condescends to say, that he should not have noticed our article on the Chairmanship, wero it not to repel the charge which we ...
Article : 316 words
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