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DONKEYS. —This practical and useful animal has never been much in favour in Tasmania, we mean the four legged, not the biped animal of the name, at least, it ...
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LORD DERBY ON THE TURF.
Inheriting to the fullest extent the partially of his father and grandfather for field sports, Lord Derby has for years been one of the strongest supporters of the turf, and has ...
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MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.
Present:—The Mayor, Aldermen [?] Cohen, Fawns, Gilmore, Green, and [?] The late Election of Mayor. After the weekly reports, correspondence ...
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CRICKET.
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
SIR,— In the "Examiner" of yesterday there is a report of the proceedings that took place in the Municipal Council on Monday last. ...
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JAVA.
We (Strait's Times, Nov. 2) are in receipt of advices from Batavia to the 29th ult. There is little news of moment. The English brig Daniel Jeffreys, Captain ...
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ORIGINAL POETRY.
Hark! mid the falling shadows, The muffled drums low tone, While silent comrades gather round To bear the loved one home. ...
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Advertising
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SUPREME COURT—LAUNCESTON.
(Before—His Honor, Mr Justice Smith. His Honor took his seat on the Bench, for the first time here, at 10 o'clock precisely. Action of Ejectment. ...
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CEYLON.
Our new ruler, Sir Charles Macarthy, has not entered upon his duties under the most encouraging circumstances. On his way to his new Government he was taken ill in ...
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POLICE OFFICE.
John Hughes was fined ten shilling, for drunkenness. Monday, Dec. 31st. Elizah Jane Jones and Sarah Bates were fined ...
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