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DIRECT TELEGRAMS FROM EUROPE.
Prince Bismarck, in defending the suppression of the German Legation at the Vatican, withdrew the conciliatory remarks he had made on the former occasion, when he mentioned the resolution to the ...
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DEPARTED GOVERNORS.
SIR,—Never since the departure of Sir John Franklin (whose bones now rest in the icy regions where he perished, in the cause of science, and in his country's service), and Sir William Denison ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Moa, brig, 219 tons, E. J. Fookes, from Newcastle, the 1st inst. Agents—Belbin & Dowdell. COASTERS INWARDS.—December 9. Alabama, Sounds, logs; Wanderer, Barnes' Bay ...
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THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.
"Have you seen the transit?" was in everybody's mouth yesterday, and for a few hours the sun and Venus formed almost the sole topic of conversation wherever two or three were gathered together. ...
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
The following gentlemen have been nominated as Councillors for the Municipalities named:— BRIGHTON. Messrs. Gunn, Lamprill, and Ludby—the retiring ...
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
There was very little doing to-day in the way of actual business. Prices exhibit no material variation. LAUNCESTON.—The Chronicle of yesterday ...
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SALES BY AUCTION THIS DAY.
MR. THOS. WESTBROOK, at the Oatlands and Midland Hotels, fat and store stock, &c. MESSRS. ROBERTS & CO., at stores of Messrs. Webster, Corrie and Co, at 11 o'clock, wool, hides, and ...
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THE MERCURY.
WE conclude that Gardiner, the noted bushranger, the Dick Turpin of modern days, has at last reached the summit of his fame. When that worthy youth started out years ago with a ...
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THE GALLANT SHIP SWATARA.
SIR,—As there is some talk in town to-day about dear old Brother Jonathan's ship offering a pleasure excursion down our own waters, under the shade and protection of the stars and stripes of America, ...
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THE PRESBYTERY AND ITS MEMBERS.
SIR,—I find by the letter of the Rev. J. Storip, which appeared in The Mercury of Saturday last that he has instituted yet another ecclesiastical suit in the Supreme Court. I am surprised at this, ...
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PUBLICANS AND PUBLIC-HOUSES.
SIR—As the columns of your journal are always open for anything likely to advance the interests of the public. You will permit me to resume my observations, in reference to Publicans and ...
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MORE ROWDYISM IN RICHMOND.
SIR,—During the time of Divine service at the Congregational Chapel lost Sunday evening, some of our hold rowdies had the courage to fasten the door and then rattle at the window, but they had ...
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EXTORTION.
SIR,—In your local of Saturday you speak of the jurymen being fleeced by a constable, in the shape of cashing the orders for their expenses at the Supreme Court; but you forgot to put in a word about ...
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