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REGULATIONS OF THE LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR AND EXECUTIVE COUNCIL.
I. All persons in the department of the Post Office, are required to make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the several provisions of the said Act, and as far as in them ...
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SPEAK BOLDLY.
Speak boldly, Freeman! while to-day The strife is rising fierce and high, Gird on the armour while ye may, In holy deeds to win or die; ...
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Advertising
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ABSTRACT OF SALES BY AUCTION, TO BE HELD THIS DAY.
By Messrs Stubbs and Son, at their Rooms, Queen-street, at Eleven o'clock—Surplus stores of the Jo[?]; also at Twelve o'clock—Tea and coffee pots, gu[?]s, oats, &c; also, an allotment of land ...
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SUPREME COURT.
The Court opened at ten o'clock, and the Jury having answered to their names, this cause was resumed. The following rebutting testimony was ...
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Dear Sir—The account of the P[?]t Fairy Races, as given in your paper of 4th instant, although copied from the Belfast Gazette, is [?]o incorrect that you will be doing but justice ...
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
DRUNKARDS.— Thomas Brown and James Ba[?]ton, were fined five shillings each yesterday at the Police Court for getting [?]unk. MR. JOHN FAIRFAX.—We observe that ...
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POISONING BY STRYCHNIA.
SIR.—It was not my intention to have offered any observations at present upon the case lately reported in your paper, "of poisoning by strychnia prevented by the continued ...
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