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OUR OPEN COLUMN.
SIR,—Will you kindly allow me space in your valuable journal to put the following questions, after the style of Sir John Coleridge, in the Tichborne case, to the editor of your ...
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DEATH OF THE VISCOUNTESS BEACONSFIELD.
Our European telegram announces the death of the Viscountess Beaconsfield, well known as the wife of the bon. B. Disraeli. The deceased lady was prior to her ...
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SWAN RIVER JUSTICE.
We cannot say if it is the climate or the convict element of Western Australia that affects the minds of persons high in authority there, but certain it is that the way in which ...
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SUPREME COURT—CIVIL SIDE.
The usual monthly sittings of the Supreme Court in its civil jurisdiction were held at the Court House this day, when the following causes were disposed of. W. H. Knight, Esq., ...
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COUNTRY LETTERS.
Harvest has commenced, but I regret to say that red rust has made sad havoc amongst the grain, oats as well as wheat. The weather, as usual at this time of the ...
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FREMANTLE MAGISTRATES.
SIR,—In my last letter to you on this subject I enumerated four gentlemen whom not only I but all upright and unprejudiced persons in Fremantle, consider worthy of having ...
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MURRAY. January 9.
The harvest here has almost concluded, and it appears to be the general opinion that there will be an Average yield, the rust having done but little damage..... A ...
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WESTERN AUSTRALIAN BANK.
The half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors of this establishment was held at the Bank premises, Perth, on the 8th inst. J. G. C. Carr, Esq., having been called to ...
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NORTH-WEST SETTLEMENTS.
By the Mary Ann we have intelligence from Roebourne to the 1st ultimo :- The Clarice took her departure from Baningarra on the 11th November in search ...
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GREAT BRITAIN.
There is a threatened strike of 7,000 [?] in Wales. A company has been projected to run a [?] of six powerful steamers from ...
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CONTINENTAL.
Austria, Germany, and Russia recommend Greece to satisfy the demands of France and Italy concerning the Laurium [?] question. ...
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GERMANY AND THE POPE.
The Berlin press vigorously denounces the insulting language of the Pope in his remarks on Germany, when addressing a deputation of cardinals. ...
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NOTES BY A VASSE SETTLER, AND VASSE CORRESPONDENT OF THE "HERALD."
DEAR SIR.—When a [?] settles on my back take no notice, but when the troublesome little meddler begins to buzz about my face. I must, of necessity, brush him away. So it is ...
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THE CAMPAIGN IN CENTRAL ASIA.
Renter denies the rumours which exists at St. Petersburgh, that Lord Loftus, the British Minister Plenipotentiary, had delivered a note a Prince Gortschakoff ...
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THE CUBAN INSURRECTION.
The Cuban Insurruction is proceeding vigorously. ...
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PRIVATE TELEGRAM.
We are indebted to Mr. Lochee for the following private telegram,received by him, relative to Mr. L. C. Burges:— Dated London, 30th Dec., 1872. ...
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LATEST TELEGRAM.
Delay in arrival of the English mail caused by fearful gale in Bay of Biscay. Reported loss of about four to five hundred ships, amongst which is the A. S. N. Co.'s ...
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THE SUNFLOWER.
SIR,—In the Catholic Times, Liverpool newspaper, dated 28th September, 1872, I read the following information:—"THE SUNFLOWER.—In the Argentine Republic the ...
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