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Advertising : 772 wordsOur Sydney and Hobart Town contemporaries agree with us in looking upon the Australian Colonies Bill as being beyond all danger. The opinion ...
Article : 988 wordsAn inquest wan held yesterday at the Bridge Inn, South Geelong, on the body of John Skinner, a bullock driver, who was found lying upon the Colac road, speechless and bleeding; the deceased ...
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Article : 532 wordsSHOCKING AND FATAL ACCIDENT—TWO LIVES LOST.—The Portland Guardian of Friday last, gives the particulars of a shocking and fatal accident which had happened to a couple of fine ...
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Article : 894 wordsSIR,—The death of Sir Robert Peel, mentioned in this morning's number of your paper, is a calamitous event which every true Englishman must deplore—justly might tend to east a ...
Article : 738 wordsThe favourable result of the public sales in London, which commenced on the 2nd, and terminated on the 26th ultimo, has tended to increase the firm ...
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Geelong Advertiser (Vic. : 1847 - 1851), Tue 15 Oct 1850, Page 2
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