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Shipping Intelligence.
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THE PORT PHILLIP "DIGGINGS."
THE Melbourne papers are now full of mineral discoveries in Port Phillip. The Times reports: IMPORTANT DISCOVERY OF GOLD, COPPER, &c. We have it now in our power to give the ...
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THEATRE ROYAL GEELONG.
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MINERAL MAD.
IT is of no use talking—the colony is mineral mad. We have "eaten of the insane root, which takes the reason prisoner." Gold, silver, copper, lend, ...
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GEELONG.
IMPERIAL PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY.—A meeting will be held this evening at seven o'clock at the Masonic Hall, to confirm the rules proposed by the Provincial Committee appointed for ...
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THE MARRIAE FEAST.
THE MARRLAE FEAST.—There was a feasting and marry making in Little Scotland on Monday night, and much neglect of duty and misconduct on the part of sundry members of the police force. ...
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ELECTIONEERING NEWS.
I HAVE no further information to send you as to the contemplated proceedings of the Sydney Government in respect to the "Separation" of Port Philip. Indeed, I am rather looking ...
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MARKETS.
FLOUR.—The speculations in this article since Monday last have been very great, not less than 4[?]0 tons having changed hands at prices varying from £22 to £25 per ton, the greater portion to ...
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SYDNEY.—GOLD.
The greatest excitement continues to prevail respecting the 'Ophir gold fields.' The news received since my last, has induced hundreds to leave Sydney. Mechanics receiving good wages ...
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SUPREME COURT.
This was a rule nisi calling upon the defendant to show cause why the verdict obtained herein should not he set aside, and a new trial granted, on the grounds of misdirection by the learned ...
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THE MELBOURNE SILVER MINE.
REFERRING to the announcement of the Herald, which we published on Tuesday, the Times says—"The effect of such intelligence on a community at 'blood heat' under the operation of the ...
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MELBOURNE.
THE COMMISSION.—The Commission of, Sir Charles Fitz Roy as Governor-in-chief of the Australian Colonies, and the commissions of the Lieutenant-Governors of Van Diemein's Land, ...
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CHANGE IN THE GOVERNMENT OF AUSTRALIA.
Two highly interesting and important despatches have been laid before the Legislative Council of Van Diemen's Land by His Excellency Sir Willam Denison, Governor of that Colony, in ...
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INSOLVENCY JURISDICTION.
A first and only meeting was held in the estate of the above insolvent; but owing to his being still confined in H. M. Gaol, the insolvent did not attend. The Chief Commissioner stated that ...
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THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION.
Gentlemen,—Your letters, numbered respectively 38 to 44, including letter from the Midland meeting committee, and others not numbered, with a mass of newspapers, arrived all ...
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FLOUR AND BREAD.
A correspondent of the Times, says " [?]ill you again permit me, through your independent and highly-useful journal, to call the attention of the proverbially apathetic public of Melbourne, to ...
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