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Summary of News PER R.M.S. BOMBAY.
The past-month has been unusually barren of any news of a political character. Parliament now stands prorogued to the 2nd of July, and in the absence of the excitement naturally arising from the discussion of ...
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RELIGIOUS.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.—The Right Rev. Dr. Lanigan, newly-appointed Bishop of Goulburn, arrived at Goulburn on the 4th of May, and is to be consecrated on the 8th June, when the Bishop of Brisbane and the ...
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THE BUSHRANGERS.
Since the departure of the last mail for Europe, a party of bush constables, under the command of seniorconstable Wright, has succeeding in capturing the outlaw Tommy Clarke, and his brother John. They ...
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GOLD FIELDS.
The news from the various gold-fields of the colonies during the past month has been of a very cheering character. The late heavy rains—although attended with disastrous results in many districts—have been followed ...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Sunday School children of the following denominations were entertained at various places on the shores of Port Jackson, on Good Friday. First Circuit Wesleyan Church; Phillip-street Presbyterian; and ...
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THE WEATHER.
A visitor to Sydney for the first time at any period during the last two months, would conclude that it was one of the wettest places in the world. Never before in the memory of the oldest inhabitantewere ...
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THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY.
The annual commemoration, which had been delayed in order that the newly appointed Professor of Classics and Logic (Rev. Dr. Badham) might be present, was held in the great hall of the University on the 18 h ...
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PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
There has been somewhat of a paucity of musical entertainment in Sydney during the past month; the principal event being the Civil Service concert, given at the Masonic Hall, on the 1st instant. These concerts ...
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PROGRESS OF PUBLIC WORKS.
Generally, the works in the interior as progressing as favourably as the recent inclement weather will permit. This applies more especially to our railways, about which there is nothing very particular to record. ...
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