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HOBART TOWN.
I can readily anticipate the surprise with which your readers will contemplate this introductory enquiry—and it is not improbable that many will be disposed to ...
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INSOLVENT COURT.
Before the Commissioner, W. G. Sams, Esquire. In re Abraham Wainford, of Lymington, Dealer. ...
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To the Editor of the Cornwall Chronicle.
SIR,—My only reason in publishing the inclosed tailors is to show parties in this District who they may trust Mr. ...
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SUPREME COURT. CRIMINAL SITTINGS.
Before—His Honor, Sir Francis Smith K[?]t. The Attorney General conduced the Crown prosecutions. ...
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POLICE COURT.
One drunkard was fined ten shillings. IDLE and DRSOROERLY. Catherine Mulholland charged with being on private premises at a late hour ...
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TOWS TALK AND TABLE CHAT.
ONE OF THE MOST REMARKABLE features in Australian Society, is the number of highly accomplished young men out of employment and actually unable to ...
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
It is you who "are in error, as respects the water supply to Dowling's fire." Refer to Examiner of 24th October, 1857, and you will read, "We are happy to be ...
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TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
A nugget weighing twenty-three ounces, and several others, weighing forty ounces in all, have been obtained by Francis, from a claim in Nuggety ...
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HONOR TO WHOM HONORIS DUE
In your issue of Saturday last, you have an article headed the Launceston Water Works, ami amongst other things in reference thereto, you say that it was ...
Article : 113 words
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