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  2. Byron Bay.

    THE finishing strokes are now being put upon the structure which is to bind us to the rest of the world—the " Big Bridge " as the dusky inhabitants of this locality call ...

    Article : 762 words
  3. A Nelsonian Relic.

    A CORRESPONDENT of the Times writes:— "There is still living at Merton, Surrey, an old man, named Hudson, one of the last survivors of those who knew Lord Nelson in ...

    Article : 495 words
  4. The "Boom" in Company Promoting.

    SPECULATION has developed to an extraordinary extent in Victoria during the past 18 months. Even prior to this period the land fever commenced and proceeded at a merry ...

    Article : 523 words
  5. Electric Lighting.

    THERE is considerable danger connected with electric lighting: accidental contact with the wires results in instantaneous death. Within less than a month three persons were thus removed to ...

    Article : 228 words
  6. "Out of Evil Cometh Good."

    WE feel bound to state that no action the supporters of the national scheme for connecting by railway the district of Inverell with Clarence could have taken, would have been so favorable to ...

    Article : 300 words
  7. Sugar Growing in Fiji.

    THE Colonial Sugar Co. have promised to give the Rewa planters growing for the Nausori Mills an increase of 2s. per ton for all cane deliveries during coming season (writes a Levuka correspondent), ...

    Article : 311 words
  8. The Tip for the Pigeon Match.

    THERE'S Savidge and Baillie, marking the ground, Placing the pegs in a circle round; They've a tape to the trap, and measured fair Tis seventy yards to each peg that's there. ...

    Article : 165 words
  9. Dancing with Wales.

    A young New York lady, who waltzed three times with the Prince of "Wales, says that " the Prince is a polite gentleman, by no means effusive in compliments, and a ...

    Article : 252 words
  10. The Peaceful but Serious Invasion of England.

    THE Pall Mall Gazette says:—The invasion of England is unquestionably a matter for grave alarm. It has gone on until the enemy is already in possession of the capital. Professor Seeley has described ...

    Article : 302 words
  11. The Irish Bishops on the Papal Decree.

    THE following resolutions, which have given great joy to the Irish Nationalist press, were unanimously adopted at a meeting of the Catholic Hierarchy at Holy Cross ...

    Article : 307 words
  12. Gladstone and Coercion.

    THE most remarkable thing about Mr. Gladstone's speech, to the Nonconformists (says the Weekly Detpatch of May 13) was the ring of victory in it. It is no longer a ...

    Article : 214 words
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    THE DRINK CURSE IN DUBLIN.—The Recorder of Dublin, Mr. Falkiner, gave a sad account recently to the select committee of the House of Commons on the Sunday Closing (Ireland) Bill as to the ...

    Article : 207 words
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