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NEWSPAPERS AND NEWSPAPER WRITERS.
AT the present time, when the Newspaper Press Fuad is endeavouring to establish itself among the benevoleat inatitution of the country, a few statistics regarding journalism (derived from information collected by Mr. John ...
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JURY COURT.—Special jury of twelve.—Campbell v. [?] Queen. BANCO COURT.—Blackman and another v. Allison; Repley v. Mattin; Smart v. Nelson; Phillips v. ...
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INSOLVENCY GOURT.
Monday, October e31.—Ann Cox, George Peeps, single, 10Tomago Coal Minin Company, tgo ptoceed under the Chief Commissioner's minute. CERTIFICATE MEETINGS. ...
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CENTRAL POLICE COURT,—SATURDAY.
BEFORE the Police Magistrare, and Mr. Pinbey. Margaret Hill, for making use of indepent language in Pilt-street, was fined 10s., or forty-eight hours' gaolMary Ann Cars, for being drunk and [?] in ...
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HOW IS THE PREESIDENT OF THE INITED SATES ELECTED?
THE approaching Presidential election in the United States may perhaps render the following explanation acceptable to some of our readers. In considering low the President is elected we must make a distinction between theory and ...
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RUINED BY WINNING A LAW-SUIT.
A case which was heard on Wednesday before Mr. Justice Bla Kburn, merits the careful attention of all who have any temptation to go to law. The learned judge characterised it as one of the most melanoholy cases he had over heard ...
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WATER POLICE COURT.—FRIDAY.
Frank Poiner, under remand, was charged with [?] ing on or about the 8th july, 1864, fourteen cows and there calves, the property of James Therry. John Farell. Thomas Collins, Mary Anne Farrello, and Lavinia ...
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SATURDAY.
Jacob Johnson, seaman, charged with absenting himself without leave from the setamship Xenthe, was sentenced to be imprisoned and keept to hard labour for four weeks. ...
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THE GREAT NAPOLEON AND HIS PREFECT.
ON the plans for the improvements of Paris the Emeperor, who exeamined all details himself, and made the will of other bend to his own, often disapproved those of the prefect, but as may be suppoted, the imperial will always ...
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