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INTERCOLONIAL TELEGRAMS.
The Colac Meat-preserving Company commenced preserving beef to-day, a draft of Mr. William Robertson's cattle having been yarded for the purpose. ...
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NEW SOUTH WALES.
A correspondent of the Dalby Herald states that "wild horses have become so numerous on Dunmore, and their market value so low, the proprietor has determined to destroy them on ...
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NEW ZEALAND.
The Hawke's Bay Herald is responsible for the following strange item:—On Thursday morning, as Mr. M'Dougall was proceeding towards Havelock in a trap, he was upset, and falling on ...
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VICTORIA.
The health of Mr. B. C. Aspinall has somewhat improved. His friends in England desire his removal there, but a difficulty is felt in obtaining a passage for him. ...
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THE VENDOME COLUMN.
The beautiful column of the Place Vendôme must not be allowed to fall without an obituary notice. The monument to the glory of the Grand Army has been declared incompatible with the ...
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THE DESTROYED PALACES OF PARIS.
The Tuileries was the principal Imperial residence in Paris. The ground on which it stands was once a tile yard, and was bought by Francis I to please his mother, Louise de Savoie. The ...
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THE LATE DICTATOR OF PARAGUAY.
The new trial in the case of " Stewart v. Gelot" commenced on Monday, the 8th instant, in the Court of Session, Edinburgh, before the Lord Justice Clerk and a jury, and conducted ...
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RELIGION IN EUROPE.
The strong religious movement which is now so rapidly spreading throughout the Roman Catholic districts of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland has reached Italy and Rome itself. ...
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