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WEALTH AND LUXURY THE HANDMAIDS OF INDUSTRY.
The greater part of employment arises from the luxurious habits of the people. If they were content to subsist, like Apemantus, upon roots and water, or even to restrict themselves to bread and meat, ruin, ...
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A "MATRIMONIAL SWINDLER."
The following correspondence relating to a charge of the above nature being preferred against Dr. S. T. Lyons, of Maitland, appeared in the Northern Times of the 9th and 19th instant; the letters explain themselves: ...
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JOTTINGS BY THE WAY.
The Murrumbidgee was very low during the time I was on a visit to this interesting locality. Persons not acquainted with the characteristies of the celebrated watercourse, who are unaware of the extraordinary rise ...
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IMPOUNDINGS.
MUSWELLBROOK, May 9:—Brown mare, 4 over RB with M under near shoulder; roan filly foal, [?] or 4 months old, unbranded; iron groy gelding, near shoulder CH; bay mare, white face, EA off nock, bay filly foal at foot, star, 6 months old ...
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To the Editor of the Northern Times.
Your issue of the 9th current has just been placed in my hands, and my attention directed to a communication, signed "Honestas," subjoining an article from a New York paper, in which my name flgures as the ...
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THE SUPPLY OF COTTON.
The magnitude and urgency of the question touching our supplies of cotton may be inferred petty plainly from the fact that, even among the exciting topics of an address, the subject ...
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GOVERNMENT BY PARTY.
The present Ministry has been charged, neither unfrequently nor groundlessly, with a want of exact barmony and agreement in the views of its mombers. The Premier excited a smile in the House of Commons by ...
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