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THE INQUIRER Orculta vitia inquirere. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1848.
A PUBLIC MEETING of the inhabitants of Perth took place at the Courthouse on Monday, the 6th instant; G. F. Stone, Esq., High Sheriff, in the chair. ...
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Steam Communication.
The South Australian Register states that the proposal of Mr. Jukes, in his " Narrative of the Surveying Voyage of the Fly," to establish a Harbour of Refuge in Torres Straits, has excited ...
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AUDIATUR ET ALTEVA PARS.
SIR,—For the sake of truth, and to oppose, I will not say malicious, but rather stupid backbiting, I feel myself obliged to state the following facts and circumstances concerning the supposed coal on the River Murray. ...
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NEW SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT FOR THE AUSTRALIAN COLONIES.
THE despatch from Burl Grey, lately received at Sydney, promising an Improved system of Provincial Government, bears date so long since as the 3ist July, 1847, and was written confessedly (says the South Australian Register) ...
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CORRESPONDENCE.
SIR,—Seeing a report in your paper of the 23rd ultimo concerning the death of Mr. Hewson, I beg to state a few facts on the subject. Mr. Hewson left Perth on Thursday, and not, as stuted, on Friday, and slept that night at Mr. ...
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To the Editor of " The Inquirer."
SIR,—I am requested by a few old soldiers in this colony to ask the reason why we were charged 9d. by the letter-carrier of the Perth Post-office (of course by the orders of his roaster) for our last letter from India, when they were all 'ranked by the Colonel of the 61st ...
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