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  3. THE ELECTORAL DIVISION OF THE CITY.

    SIR,—Will you grant me space for a few remarks, as I am deeply interested in the question of the so-called "Wards Controversy?" In your issue of Friday, I notice two letters ...

    Article : 1,540 words
  4. FINGAL.

    Present: John Stanfield, Esq., J.P. (chairman), and John Steel, Henry Dowson, and R. Carter, Esqs., Js.P. RIGNY V. ALYORD.—Claim for the sum of £20, ...

    Article : 961 words
  5. A SUGGESTION.

    SIR,—On going to the Franklin Wharf this afternoon, I found that the planking alongside the Tasman was covered with puddles, some rather deep. Now, I do not shrink from wet where it ...

    Article : 114 words
  6. PRESERVATION OF LIFE IN YACHTING.

    SIR,—I observe in the "local" on the Derwent Yacht Club meeting, that it was decided "That all members on board yachts, when racing, must wear life belts," etc. I think this a step in the ...

    Article : 212 words
  7. VICTORIA.

    The Ballarat Star says:—"Tasmanian trumpeter, nicely cured and smoked, can now be obtained from our fishmongers' establishments. The fish form a portion of the cargo lately brought across the Straits ...

    Article : 1,075 words
  8. CAPTAIN GILMORE ON COLONIAL DEFENCES.

    The following is a report (taken from the Colonies of May 26th) of the speech delivered by the member for George Town, during the debate at the Royal Colonial Institute, on Captain Colomb'a paper on ...

    Article : 2,062 words
  9. CITY RATES.

    SIR,—In the Melbourne City Council ou Monday last the following motion was carried, viz.:—"That a deputation from this council be appointed to wait upon the Chief Secretary for the purpose of asking ...

    Article : 201 words
  10. THE POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.

    The position of affairs in France is attracting almost as much attention as the war. On Friday, the 18th inst, when the Chambers were assembled, a decree was read proroguing them for a month. ...

    Article : 1,457 words
  11. THE "SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER" AND THE PUBLICANS.

    SIR,—Although not a member of the Hobart Town Club, or indeed of any private club I believe I may confidently say, it is very unlikely that the poor shirtless miserable human wreck referred to ...

    Article : 400 words
  12. WELDBOROUGH OR THOMAS' PLAINS.

    SIR,—That history repeats itself, is a truth I suppose no greater than that every place has its own peculiar history, which history perhaps may not in every instance find a ready and a[?]thentic ...

    Article : 1,205 words
  13. PRESBYTERIAN UNION.

    SIR,—Under the above heading appeared an article sigued "Presbyterian Minister." The writer, though rather ungentlemanly, iS nevertheless truthful in signing himself "Presbyterian Minister," ...

    Article : 550 words
  14. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    There has been m[?]ch congratulation of late, writes the Sydney Morning Herald, respecting the prosperous condition of our finances; but if the hon[?] member for St. Leonards may be accepted as ...

    Article : 910 words
  15. MAIN LINE RAILWAY.

    SIR,—I observe in your Oatlands correspondent's letter some account of the serious injury the colony sustains from the alteration of the contracted route of our Main Line Railway, an alteration for which ...

    Article : 258 words
  16. "HONOUR TO WHOM HONOUR IS DUE."

    SIR,—In Thursday's paper appeared an elaborate report of a lecture delivered on the 29th ult, in St. John's Church, Richmond. Whilst I agree with the writer that the subject was handled in a style ...

    Article : 222 words
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