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SKIRMISHES ON A "FIELD-NIGHT."
Then came the petitions Petitioning is the grand right of the Englishman and it is a proud thing to see how it works. Up gets a member, roll in hand. ...
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
September 19,—Clarence, steamer, from Launceston. Lochnagar, ship from London. Australia, ship left the Quarantine ...
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MELBOURNE.
September 19.—Dreadnought barque from Adelaide. Warata, steamer, from Sydney. Clarence steamer, from Launceston. ...
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Orders of Odd-Fellows
Independent Bachelors, with Banner. Grand United Order with Banner. Manchester Unity, with Banner. The Engineer. The Architect. ...
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WEDNESDAY , SEP. 21.
The flush of day and the flush of hope—the dawn of morn, and new epoch—in good sooth, a Red Letter day in the Kalend of Victoria. Over the Belberine hills peeps the propitious sun, ...
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A NEW TARIFF.
SIR,—Amongst the numerous subjects occupying the attention of the public mind in the colony, there is one that has not been sufficiently canvassed With regard to the mode of ...
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Advertising
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CIRCUIT COURT.
There were four suits under this title, between father and son, which, by consent of the parties, were referred to the arbitration of Mr. James Gates and Mr. Thomas Powell, ...
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ADVERTISEMENT.
THE GEELONG AND MELBOURNE RAILWAY—The commencement of these works must greatly increase the value of all lands near the Terminus, particularly those ...
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