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COLONIAL TIMES HOBART TOWN: NOVEMBER 16, 1841.
THE Council have voted sixty thousand pounds for immigration purposes: ten thousand for women, and fifty thousand for men. As the women are to be household servants, we ...
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SUPREME COURT.—IN BANCO.
Since our last report, the Term proceedings of the Court have not possessed any particular public interest, although some business has been brought before it in the shape chiefly of applications for new ...
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A HARD CASE.
We have been frequently called upon to take notice of the case of Mr. David Barnes, Licensed Victualler, Green Ponds, now more than seven months imprisoned in the gaol of Oatlands, for ...
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NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH.
On Sunday the ceremony of laying the first stone of the New Catholic Church of St. Mary, on Mount Carmel, took place, between the hours of one and three; the stone had been deposited on the previous ...
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THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
A very comprehensive text is here found for our present observations, and upon a theme, unfortunately, at the present moment, very much and very bitterly agitated. So, our Law Manufactory, ...
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QUARTER SESSIONS.
Before Joseph Hone, Esq. Chairman, John Kerr, and John Dunn, Esqs., and a Jury of Twelve. Jane Baker pleaded Guilty of stealing silk and other articles from Mr. Howe. ...
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To the Editor of the Colonial Times.
On my late visit to the country, I was not a little surprised to learn, that, certain parties have been circulating a report, that the late Arbitration between Mr. Henry Baynton, Assignee of the Estate ...
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