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THE VOLUNTEER INSPECTION.
SIR,—I beg to say, is reply to the "Glebe Volunteer," that the eight or ten file of the Balmain rifles who rejoined their company after the firing, were men lent to Waterloo and St. Leonard's compantes (who did not ...
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"EDINENSIS" V. CATHOLIC.
SIR,—When a writer like "Edinensia" stoops to make use of a nick-name, and to deviate from facts, he is hardly worthy of notice; but to remove any misconception, I beg to be allowed to state that I never admitted, ...
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MR. WINDEYER AND THE BATHURST GAOL.
SIR,—Amongst the other profesaional stars who shed brilliance upon the atmosphere of our last (Bathurst) Cirouit Court, was Mr. Windeyer, who availed himself of the opportunity afforded by his presence, of visiting ...
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HOLMBY HOUSE.
On the day during which the events recorded in our last chapter were taking place, the good sorrel horse, with the instinctive sagacity peculiar to his kind, must have been aware that some trial of his mettle was imminently ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE.
SIR,—It is impossible, physically, that I can notice, much more reply to, the great number of letters in support of homœopathy, or rather against me, which have lately appeared in your paper. I have already said that I will ...
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AMERICAN SKILL IN CULTIVATION.
SIR,—If "Agricola," in your issue of the 8th instant, is not the identical writer of the article in a recentnumber of the Herald, form which is the following notion:— "It is neediss to advert to the energy and skill with ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE.
SIR,—In your report of my remarks in the Legislative Council, on the Land Bill, you make me say that [?] "Warned the honorable Minister for Lands, that, in three years, he would discover the error of free selection, and ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE.
SIR,—In the Parliamentary proceedings connected with the withdrawal of the Synods Bill, I am, on the whole, reported with such sufficient accouracy, though with necessary brevity, that I am inclined to think that you ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE.
SIR,—I perceive in this morning issue of the Empire a statement which I wish to correct. You report that there was a meeting of No. 5 Company Volunteer Rifles last evening, for the purpose of electing a corporal, when ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE.
SIR,—The Secretary of the late Rankdwick Company of Yolunteer Rifles impugus my statement with regard to the resignation of the members of that company. I beg to refer him to the correspondence publiched in the daily ...
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