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CRICKET.
THIS match was resumed at the racecourse on Saturday morning. At the commencement of the play there was only a moderate attendance of spectators, and the grand stand ...
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MEETING OF UNEMPLOYED.
A LARGe meeting of so-called unemployed working men was held on Saturday night at the horse trough near Victoria Bridge. There were probably about 700 prisons present. The ...
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OUR CABLE MESSAGE.
MESSRS. ARCHIBALD CURRIE and Co.'s steamer Melbourne, which is intended for the Calcutta trade, has been launched at Yarrow. ...
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
TITLES of a small kind, knighthoods, C.B.'s, and the like, have been cast abroad very liberally of late, but all the recipients have not been so entitled to distinction as Alderman ...
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HEAVY FLOODS IN THE NORTH.
THE heaviest rainfall ever known here occurred last night, 11.13 in. being registered. There is a tremendous flood in consequence. The Charters Towers-road is a sheet ...
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REUTER'S AGENCY.
It is announced that General Gordon will shortly have an interview with El Mahdi in order to discuss the conditions set forth in Gordon's recent proclamation at Khartoum. ...
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THE LATE AUBIGNY ELECTION.
THE effect of the report of the Committee of Elections and Qualifications in the matter of the petition against the election and return of Mr. P. Perkins as member for Aubigny, ...
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QUEENSLAND NEWS.
A stranger, apparently of a respectable class, walked from town to Dundatbu on Saturday, and after inspecting the saw-mill there, cut his throat and jumped into a lagoon. He was ...
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