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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE[?]
March [?] Eagle, steamer[?] 170 tons, Griffiths, for Sydney. Passengers—Capt. Vignoles, Mr. Jubb, Miss Woolcot, and twenty in the steerage, including one constable. ...
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THE NORTHERN GOLD FIELDS.
THE news from the Gold Fields now being opened in the New England district, continues to improve. Large quantities of gold are arriving in Sydney by the ...
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AUDI ALTERAM PARTEM.
SIR.—In a paragraph which appears in your impression of the 29th January last, I observe that "the Wide Bay district might be considered peaceable were it not for the recent murder of a ...
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[?] of the Moreton Bay Courier.
SIR.—In the last number of the publication called the Free Press—however appropriately I shall not stop to enquire—is an article calling the attention of its readers to the election then going ...
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NOMINEEISM.
WE have no [?] of being misunderstood by the majority of our readers, in again adverting briefly to the question of nomineeism, to which our Brisbane ...
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TIDE TABLE.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
J [?] We decline inserting any further communications respecting the voyage of the ship America. ...
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THE [?] Courier.
THE next mail from Europe will probably bring intelligence of the very highest importance to the colonists of Australia. The testing question whether the DERBY ...
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
A DIGGER from Brisbane, writing from the Rocky River, under date February 26th, furnishes us with the following information concerning that locality: "There are about 250 people on the river, and ...
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