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DARLING DOWNS.
THE LATE MR. THOMAS ALFORD—On Saturday afternoon last, Mr. Thomas Alford, one of the oldest residents in this districts, expired after a long illness, at his residence, in Russell-street. Of these who knew Mr. ...
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TOOWOOMBA ASSIZES.
The Criminal Sessions commenced on Monday, before his Honor the Chief Justice. The calendar was unusually heavy. There were fourteen cases seat down—for murder, four; robbery with violence, two; ...
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Local and General News.
The attention of the public is requested to the sale this day of the remaining allotments in the new township of Booval by Fattorini & Co., at their rooms in East-street; those allotments are situated but a short ...
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NORTHERN AUSTRALIA.
We have on a previous occasion referred to Mr. Earl's book on Northern Australia, which has been lately republished by the Government of South Australia. The work contains a vast amount of interesting information, ...
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SHEEP DISEASE.
Scab is so far infections that the contact of clean sheep with foul will, under certain favouring circumstances, communicate the disease to the former—at a time when they would not otherwise have been affected ...
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DETERMINED SUICIDE.
A very determined case of suicide took place on Tuesday morning last, about seven miles from Tamworth, the victim of the rash act being a man named Daniel White, a free selector. A ...
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IPSWICH POLICE COURT.
Join Meyhall, only discharged the previous day for being drunk, was again brought before the Police-Magistrate for being a second time guilty of that offence. He was fined 20s., or 48 hours in the cells. ...
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To the Editor of the Queensland Times.
SIR,—I regret exceedingly to find religious prejudice and petty tyranny beginning to be practised in Gayndah, worthy only of the iron rule of the dark ages. The much respected Baptist minister, Mr. Wilson, who has ...
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THE QUICKEST PASSAGE ON RECORD.
The passage of the Intercolonial Royal Mail steamship Otago is the quickest on record, she having surpassed that of the P. and O. Company's, celebrated steamer Simla by seven ...
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