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POLICE OFFICE.—SATURDAY.
BREACH OF THE PEACE.—Catherine Harding, a young married woman of respectable appearance, was placed at the bar to answer the charge preferred against her of drunkenness and breaking ...
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BRITISH EXTRACTS.
The present population of Ireland ought to be nearly ten millions, according to the increase during the ten years calculated the last census. But it is expected that ...
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COUNCIL PAPERS.
CHS. A. FITZ ROY, Governor-General. The Governor-General transmits to the Legislative Council a copy of a Despatch from the Right Honourable the Secretary of State for the ...
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THIS HOME POST OFFICE.
Unfortunately the Government of England has, for many years (whether Whig or Tory ruled) been behind the influential portion of the community in colonial enterprise: its great aim ...
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Advertising
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DENOMINATIONAL SCHOOLS.
Laid upon the Council table, by the Colonial Secretary, and ordered, by the Council to be printed, 16th October, 1851. THIRD ANNUAL REPORT FROM THE ...
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A RAILROAD THROUGH THE AFRICAN DESERT.
The Viceroy of Egypt has sanctioned the project of a railroad from Alexandria by way of Cairo, to the Isthmus of Suez, and the work, will be commenced without delay. With the ...
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A BILL
Whereas it is expedient to encourage the application of capital to the transaction of mercantile, mechanical, and manufacturing business within, this Colony, and that object would be promoted ...
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