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LATER ENGLISH NEWS.
THE Otago, steamer, arrived to-day from London, 51 days out. She left Gravesend on the 5th November, at daylight, and arrived at St. Vincent on the 15th; sailed thence on the ...
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ADELAIDE.
January 1.—Aldings, steamer, from Melbourne. ...
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SHIPPING.
CLARENCE; steamer, 200 tons, Wiseman, from Brisbane 31st [?] Passenger—Mrs. Hubbard, Mr. and Mrs. Hook. Messrs. D. Wolnbolt, G. W. Brown, F. F. Rayner, A. Cleghorn, J. J. Galloway, J. Louis, Josephson, Brahant, Foster, Deecles, and 27 ...
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WINDS AND WEATHER.—JANUARY [?].
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DEPARTURES.—JANUARY 2.
GRANITE CITY, ship, for Callan. "JOHN VANNER, ship, for Auckland. WONGA WONGA, steamer, for Melbourne. JAMES PATERSON, steamer, for Rockhamption. ...
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SYDNEY HEADS.
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PROJECTED DEPABTURES.
For Auckland.—Novelty, early. For San Francisco.—Amateur, early. For, Caloutta.—Australian, steamer, in February; Cornwallis, March. ...
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DIARY.
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
THE match between twenty-two Victorians and the All England Eleven was continued to-day. Tinley and Tarrant resumed their places at the wickets, but the former, was daught by Greaves before he [?] commenced ...
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CLEARANCES.—JANUARY 2.
JAMES PATERSON, steamer, 50 tons. Harley, for Rookhampton. Passengers—Messrs. Tallook, C. T Maclachlan, Gerber, Bell. Collins, Henriques, and 21 in the steers e. WONGA WONGA, steamer, 500 tons, Trouton, for Melbourne. ...
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The Empire.
THE second act in the grand financial drama conducted by the present Administration concluded on Thursday morning last, and the reception it met with affords another ...
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IMPORTS.—JANUARY 2.
CLARENCE, steamer, from Brisbane: 200 bales wool, 24 casks tallow, Order. COASTWISE. Hunter, steamer, from Meilmbuts: 120 bales wool, 170 cheeses, ...
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SHIPS MAILS.
Closing at the General Post Office, as follows:— For Brisbane:—By the Clarence, steamer, This Day, at 4.30 p.m. For San Francisco.—By the Amateur, This Day, at noon, if ...
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CRUISE OF THE BRIG AMHERST IN SEARCH OF THE WRECK OF THE AMERICAN SHIP HOPE.
The circumstances attending the loss of the whaling ship Hope, which were published in this journal a few weeks since, are, no doubt, fresh in the memory of many of our readers. The wreck was purchased by Messrs. R. Towns and Co., and they despatched ...
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ENGLAND.
Lord Palmerston had figured as the respondent in a divorce case, in which the daughter of a clergyman was concerned. The 4th battalion of the Military Train ...
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BRISBANE.
Favourable news has been re[?]ved from the Talgai diggings, and gold is coming down in quantity. The Williams, steamer, long overdue, arrived to-joy from the North. She was detained by the floods. ...
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FRANCE.
The Legislative Session was opened by the Emperor in parson. A pamphlet in favour of Mexico, Poland, and the Confederates, had created a sensation ...
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POLAND.
The insurrection still continues—the Russians are taking most rigorous measures to repress it. ...
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GERMANY.
It is reported that no great preparations have been made to invade Denmark. ...
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SAN DOMINGO.
The insurrection continues. MASONIC PRESENTATION — On last St. John's day, a most valuable testimonial was presented to Brother James Jessett, the late W.M. of Lodge 266, I.C., by the ...
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RICHMOND RIVER.
December 16.—Coraki, from Brisbane. SAILED. Margaret and Mary and Rainbow, steamer, for Sydney; Volantour, Lurline, and Pioneer, for Newcastle; Douglass, for ...
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[BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] NEWCASTLE.
January 1.—Eagle, James Paxton, Nancy, Mosello, Little Pat, Siger. L[?]vins, George, Margaret Elizabeth, Ranger, Mountain Maid, Otago, Lady of the Lake, Boolli, Calla, General Wool, H.M. Warflold, anil Dragon, from Ryduoyi Wilhelm, Omega, and ...
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MELBOURNE.
January 1.—William Ackers, from Corner Lalet; Jan Hondrick, from Manils; Elesmore, from Mautlllua. January 2.—Western, from Portland. SAILED. ...
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