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PHILOSOPHIC SOCIETY.
At the meeting of the above society, last evening, Mt. Cape, in the absence of his Excellency the GovernorGeneral, occupied the chair. Dr. BERNCASTLE read the following interesting ...
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THE LATE WRECK.
SIR—It was to be expected that a variety of opinions would be entertained in reference to the recent disaster which befel the Catherine Adamson, and it happens in this case, as in that relating to the projected new ...
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OUR LAND POLICY.
SIR—If you deem the following worthy of a corner you will much oblige. The land question of this colony has engaged my post earnest attention for a length of time, and thereupon I ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE.
SIR—You will oblige a constant reader of your widely circulated paper by inserting the accompanying publication from the Guardian newspaper, of 29th July last in London. It relates to a system I have laboured in ...
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EXTER-HALL VERSUS OPEN CHURCHES.
SIR—The proceedings at Exeter-hall are now attracting considerable attention, and creating in the minds of many well judging men a feeling of great anxiety and distress. And this feeling is rather aggravated than ...
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BAND OF HOPE LECTURES.
SIR—Perceiving in your issue of the 7th instant a letter signed "One of the Jury," wherein it stated that the lecture at the School of Arts, on Wednesday last, was interrupted by the lecturer himself, who turned ...
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE.
DEAR SIR—I read with much surprise and pain a letter, in this morning's EMPIRE signed "A Member of the Presbyterian Church, Balmain," and candidly confess I never heard of such a strange occurrence happening ...
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