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MR. GRANT AND THE RAILWAY SOLICITORSHIP.
The followfng letter has been addressed by Mr. Grant to the Age, on the subject of his rejectment of the proffered appointment of the Railway Solicitorship: ...
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MUNICIPAL POLICE COURT.
DRUNKENNESS.—Three persons were fined in the usual penalties for this offence. INSANITY.—John Horne was remanded for eight days, and William Fryer for three days, for the benefit ...
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
Sir,—That union is strength is a true maxim. Gold-mining also, it must be admitted, is only in its infancy, whether in connection with quartz-mining, alluvial sinking, or any mode of puddling. ...
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OFFICIAL ESPIONAGE.
The Melbourne correspondent of the Geelong Advertiser has the following:- How far are the Ministers of the Crown justified in establishing a system of espionage upon the ...
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GEELONG.
A person excavating a well near Geelong the other day came upon a very singular feature, which may be worth recording for the information of those interested. At a depth of two feet from the ...
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CONCERT IN AID OF THE DONEGAL RELIEF FUND.
The concert at the Shamrock to-night ought to be well attended; indeed we have no reason to doubt about the matter, since we are led to understand that the greater part of the tickets have been already sold. ...
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REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE OF THE GOLDFIELDS.
From a return called for in the Legislative Assembly by Mr. Humffray, which has just been published by the Government, we learn that the amount of gold deposited in the various ...
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HAYMARKET THEATRE.
Spite of the deluge of rain which continued almost without intermission during the evening, a bumper house assembled at this Theatre on Saturday evening. No effort had clearly been spared by the fair direetross ...
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A BRIDGE FOR THE AXE CREEK.
Sir,—I am a farmer on the east side of the Axe Crook, and have to go with produce almost daily to Sandhurst. It is, therefore, but natural that I should feel very anxious about the bridge over the ...
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