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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
REMITTAN ES RECEIVED from J. R., Tumut; D. F. J., and J. R. P., Adelong; T. B. Bowenfells; T. H. Berrima; E. J., Naneroo; T. C., Lambing Flat; W. K. Molonglo; J. G. D., Burrangong; J. E. D. Molong; G. S. Richmond River; C. G. ...
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
CLERICAL ESCAPADE.—A very painful rumour has prevailed throughout the city during the week to the effect that a reverend gentleman of that persuasion which necessitates a vow of celibacy, had disappeared in company ...
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ARRIVAL AT ADELAIDE OF THE DECEMBER MAIL.
William Makepeace Thackeray, the eminont novelist, was found dead in his bed. Colonel Crawley has been honorably acquitted by the Court Marshal at Aldershot, of both the charges ...
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Advertising
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THE NEWSPAPER TAX.
IMTORTANT NOTICE TO COUNTRY A GENTS.— It is urgently desired to be impressed upon our Agents the necessity of PRESSING for the IMMEDIATE settlement of accounts rendered to the end ...
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THE FREE TRADE MEETING AT THE MASONIC HALL.
The most sceptical as to the preponderance of Free Trade principles among our community, must have had his illusion dispelled if he was presont at the meeting hold on Monday last at the Masonic Hall, for the ...
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BELL'S LIFE IN SYDNEY.
IN the Legislative Assembly, on Wednesday evening, the House, went into Committee "for the purpose of granting supply to her Majesty" —or to speak in mo[?]e intelligible English—for ...
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THE ATRICALS, &c. PRINCE OF WALES.
The re-oppearance of Mrs Charles Poole at this theatre was the signal for a perfect ovation. The part selected for her debut was that of Medea, which she personated with her accustomed histrionic ability, and ...
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THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ASSOCIATION.
By an advertisement issued by Mr B. Palmer, the Hon. Secretery, we regret to perceive that the Trustees of the above Association "considor it advisable to wind up its affairs, in consequence of the limited support ...
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SPORTING CHRONICLE.
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THE TURF.
Some time in the beginning of March, 1863, a few of the residents in the district meeting togethor, discussed the feasibility of raising an Eighth Intercolonial Champion Race at Wagga Wagga. The probability of such an event ...
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