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CITY POLICE COURT.
DISTURBING THE PEACE.—Robert Mahoney, charged by Constable Mitchell with disturbing the peace on the 27th instant, pleaded guilty, and was fined 5s., or the option of seven days' imprisonment. ...
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THE SALMON QUESTION.
Sis,—Even since the praiseworthy efforts of our Salmon Commissioners have been brought into operation, the world at large has been startled from polo to pole, now and then, by the catching of a ...
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A VISIT TO VICTORIA.—EXPENSE OF LIVING.
SIR,—During my two months' stay in Melbourne, I suffered nothing from the "burning sun, the clouds of dust, or the unhealthy climate." The weather, although a little warm, was beautiful. ...
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CUMBERLAND ELECTION.
Sir,—Strolling by Gretna Green this afternoon I found Mr. Weston was about to address the electors of Cumberland on the forthcoming election; and, as I like to hear the opinions of different men on ...
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OUR LAUNCESTON LETTER.
The adjourned public examination in the new notorious bankruptcy case of Peters, Barnard and Co. came on for hearing again to-day in the Supreme Court, before Jas. Whiteford, Esq., Commissioner, but, as I ...
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GLENORCHY MUNICIPALITY.
SIR,—Your report of my remarks at the meeting on Saturday last is not strictly securate. I said that it was only within a few days (not just before the meeting assembled) that the Council had obtained ...
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THE HONOURED DEAD.
SIR,—As a countryman, in a country place, U perused with feelings of melanchely pleasure, if I may so express myself, your notice of the life and death of Charles Bayley, a self-made man, as also the brief, but ...
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