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  2. OUR LAUNCESTON LETTER.

    The following letter written by, our Launceston correspondent and enclosed in an envelope on which was printed the address,, "Mercury Office, Macquarie-street, Hobart Town, " should have ...

    Article : 2,203 words
  3. THE REV. DR. SERVICE.

    Dr. Service the late able and respected pastor of St. John's Church, Macquarie-street, having been translated from his former charge of Inch, to Hyndland, Glasgow; we are sure the following ...

    Article : 3,151 words
  4. WARREN V. WABREN.

    SIR, —In your report of the proceedings of the City Police Court of the 15th inst, in the above case Mr. Tarleton is made to say—"That in all these cases he bad found that parents,were,to blame ...

    Article : 409 words
  5. GODLESS TEACHING.

    SIR,—Your correspondent, "Monitor," is astonished that no notice was taken of the little childlike fling, given at our educational system; but those who "know their way about" do not throw away ...

    Article : 196 words
  6. THE LADIES' PURSE OF 1879.

    SIR,—"Observer" and"Chanticleer"haverespeetively abused individual members of the crow of the Laure. "Observer" talks nonsense about the crew and their opponents. "Chanticleer" indulges in a piece of most ...

    Article : 345 words
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    Advertising : 2,935 words
  8. RAILWAY CARRIAGE PLATFORMS.

    SIR,—Riding on the outside platforms of the Railway Carriages, does not always arise from the obstinacy or foolhardiness of the travellers. Last week (not Regatta Day) a second class carriage left the Hobart Town ...

    Article : 243 words
  9. EARWIGS.

    SIR, — Canyon or any of the readers of your valuable journal kindly inform [?]e of the boat ineans to get rid of that troublesome little inseot, the carwig? My garden is at present completely over-run with them, ...

    Article : 119 words
  10. WHERE ARE THE POLICE?

    SIR,—On Sunday last tinco young men stark naked were bathing at the stern of the Windward in full night of females passing at the time. On Monday a p[?]ber of lads, from Mr, Johnson's [?]am factory, were ...

    Article : 110 words
  11. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

    Sir,—After the Steeple Chase on Thursday, one of the horses (Fingal I think) presented the appearance of having been shamefully spurred. A spot on its side, the size of a five shilling piece being raw mid covered ...

    Article : 132 words
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