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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
May 30. Tamar, steamer, 130 tons, Allen, from Sydney. Passengers—Mrs. Thorn, Mr. M. Byrne, and three in the steerage. IMPORTS. ...
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THE NEWS.
OUR files per Tamar bring us intelligence from Europe down to the 9th of February, the [?] Milne having arrived at Port Phillip with papers to that date. The Imperial Parliament was opened ...
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SUGAR GROWING.
ON Wednesday last, pursuant to advertisement, a public meeting was held in the immigration office, for the purpose of taking into consideration the practicability of ...
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AUDI ALTE[?]AM[?] PARTEM.
SIR.—In cursorily passing over the pages of Hone's Year Book of 1839, the rules of Sir Matthew Hale, a judge of great ability and inflexible integrity, arrested my attention; and, on ...
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THE Moreton Bay Courier.
IN consequence of a press of interesting general news, and the reception of many advertisements at a late hour, we are compelled to restrict our observations upon ...
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
CHEAP BRIDGES.—Since the publication of our observations on this subject last week, we have been favoured with a second and more perfect model, which Captain Stanley most obligingly ...
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COASTING VESSELS.
THE terrible events recorded in our last week's issue, have drawn general attention to the present mode of building and fitting out coasting vessels. The lamentable ...
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