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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
March 11—The barque Cecilia, 247 tons, John Byron, from London. Passengers—Mr [?] Isaacs, Mr and Mrs Alexander, and Mr Thos. Summers. Same day—The schooner Thomas Lord, 70 ...
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THE ACTING JUDGE.
MR MANN has commenced his career as Judge by disposing of the largest number of civil cases that have, we believe, been tried at any sittings since the formation of the colony, and ...
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SUSPENSION OF MR. WATSON, CHIEF CLERK OF CUSTOMS.
WITH reference to our statement relative to the above matter, we have pleasure in publishing the following certificate by the merchants of Adelaide, which is honorable alike to ...
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ASSAULT UPON AN EDITOR.
WE deem an occurrence such as the above (being, too, the first of the kind that has taken place in the province) of sufficient importance to justify our giving the account ...
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CEYLON.
WE have received a file of newspapers, and also a private communication, from this important country. Though the rebellion had been suppressed, the condition of the island ...
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MAILS.
Mails will be despatched as under— For Great Britain, by the Acasta, to London, this day, at twelve o'clock; by the Symmetry, to London this day, at twelve o'clock; and ...
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SINGAPORE.
BY the Thomas Lord we Lave a few Singapore papers to the 10th November. They give an account of H. E. Sir James Brooke's arrival in H. M. S. Leander, on 4th September, at ...
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ADELAIDE MARKETS—MARCH 12.
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NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We must still crave the further indulgence of a "COLONIST." ...
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CIVIL SIDE—IN BANCO.
Mr Smith moved herein for a rule to show cause why the plaintiff should not be nonsuited, or why a new trial should not be granted, on the ground that there was no mutuality in the contract. There ...
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THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN.
FROM the above settlement, we have files up to the 17th ultimo. In answer to an application for a supply of labour, the Home Government had replied in ...
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SUPREME COURT. CRIMINAL SITTINGS.
The March Sittings commenced yesterday— we have not room for the unusually heavy calendar laid before the Court, but will publish it in our next. ...
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ANNUAL MEETING OF MAGISTRATES
PRESENT—T. Gilbert, Esq., (Chairman), Captain Davison, E. Stephens, W. Giles, W. Lang, G. F. Dashwood, S. Davenport, J. Baker, E. Heywood, J. W. Macdonald, and ...
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THE LABOR MARKET.
IT has been ascertained by some benevolent colonists that the interests of the settlers in want of servants, and of newly-arrived immigrants in search of employment, suffer ...
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