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THE NEW SHIELD SHIPS.
ON the 14th of May last, we called attention to a little difficulty which had arisen between the Admiralty and Captain Cowper Coles, the originator of shield ships. The question in dispute ...
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THE LORDS.
SIR.—Without question, and without exception, the members of the Upper House are all gentlemen. Educated, polished, and incapable of any mean or dishonourable action, they deserve ...
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AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES.
ONE is almost tempted to believe that sultry suns and tropical soils encourage the growth of consitutions and free Governments as well as of p[?], when the Australian budget reaches us. Fifty ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE.
SIR,—It being quite in harmony with the prominent exertions which you are ready to put forth on all [?]sions where the public good is concerned, to ask you such favours, I beg you will be good enough to publish the ...
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A SECOND BATTLE WITH THE ARKANSAS.
Two hours before [?]awn, the crews of the gunboats were up and preparing themselves for the action.The Benton, Essex, Louisville, Cincinnati, and General Bragg were soon seen to steam ...
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To the Honorable the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales.
The petition of the undersigned storekeepers, publicans and [?] employed on the railway extension from Pi[?]. Humbly [?]heweth— ...
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SAYER'S HISTORY OF GIBRALTAR.
THE very explicit titlepage or Captain Sayer's book indicates its purport as a general history of the Fortress of Gibraltar, and its pretensions, therefore, as a necessary compliment to ...
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