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THE REGISTRATION.
Mr. Benson has bunded us for publication the following letter, received by him on the above subject:— Police Office, Sandhurst. 22nd March, 1859.—Sir— ...
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ORIGINAL CORRESPONDENCE.
"Sir,—An incident occurred on the morning that tlie fire was raging in Pall Mall to which I would draw your attention. White Mr. Duncan, together with Mr. Saunders was in vain calling on the ...
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THE EPSOM RESERVE.
Sir,—Having trespassed on your good nature several times for the purpose of enlightening the public as to certain doings of the trustees of the esteem it as a favor if you will give this an ...
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THE HIGH PRICE OF BREAD.
Sir,—as it is high time something was done to suppress the "Bakers' League" existing in this town, and give to the people of this district the "staff of life" at as low as possible a figure that ...
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THE RUMP MINING BOARD AGAIN.
Sir,—Your readers as well asyourseit must nave felt quite amused on reading the speech of iho hon. Mr. Tally, which he delivered last evening in the Mining Board Room before the deputation ...
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DRAINAGE OF REEFS.—NECESSITY OF COMPULSORY ASSESSMENT.
Sir,—We miners are at present, owing to the detestable Gold fields' Act, compelled to exercise our patience. There is everything short of Lynch law. The miners of this ...
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PRESENT RUSHES.
Sir,—When passing by a concert room in [?] Mall it is quite common as it is amusing to hear the musical strains of a well known air, accompined by the 'postic words," The Briton can ...
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