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THREE DAYS LATER NEWS FROM ENGLAND.
THE steamship Telegraph, which arrived in Sydney about noon on Thursday, brought three days later news from England, via Melbourne, at which ...
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Shipping Intelligence.
December 20.—Oberon, Chillian ship, Ohisan, from Valparsie the 8th October. December 27.—H.M.S. June, 26 guns, Fremantle, from the South Sea instands.—Wonga Wonga, (s.), ...
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 3.
HORSE STEALING.—George McCarthy, was again brought up for trial, on the charge of having stolen a horse, the property of one Mr. Marks, of Marks'-vale, near Binda. The lad ...
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BOMBARDMENT OF THE FORTS AT DUNAMUNDE.
Riga, September 28th.—Yesterday at six a.m., the inhabitants of Riga were alarmed by a heavy cannonade: four ships of the line, two corveites, and ...
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Domestic Intelligence.
ELECTION NEWS.—We hear of a romour to the effect that a requisition is in the course of being got up, soliciting Mr. Henry Parkes, the editor of the Sydney Empire, to stand for the ...
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Impoundings.
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GARDENING AND AGRICULTURAL MEMORANDA FOR JANUARY.
KITCHEN GARDEN.—Plant savoys, Cabbages, cauliflower, brocoli, celery, Sow turnips, spinach for winter, cabbage seeds, French beans, turnip radish. Clear ground of [?]bbish and deposits. Transplant young ...
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WEEKLY CALENDAR.
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Police Reports.
CHARGE OF HORSE STEALING.—Richard Jeffry a youth, between fourteen and fifteen years of age, who had been remanded on the previous day, was brought before the Court for tinal ...
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GUNDAROO.
THE RACES.—Our new year races have come off with considerable eclat, owing to the fine weather and the numerous attendance. The prizes, although small in value, were earnestly ...
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Advertising
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ADELONG CREEK.
CHRISTMAS SPORTS.—A great deal of sport occurred at these diggings during the holidays, occasioned principally by the liberality of "mine host," Mr Riley, who presented £20 ...
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THE ELECTION FOR ST. VINCENT.
MR. G. F. PICKERING has withdrawn from the contest for this constituency, in favour of Mr. Roberts. There are, therefore, only "three Richards in the ...
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YASS.
NEW Years' Day at Yass brought quite a revival of old times, and we have some hopes that as our population becomes more settled down to their old employments we may again ...
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OURSELVES.
ACCORDING to promise, we this day publish the Goulburn: Herald in its enlarged form, thus sparing no expense in furnishing our subscribers with much ...
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 31.
A FOWL MURDER.—John Hostle, an elderly individual of the masculine gender, of diminutive stature, and as broad as he is long, and his spouse, Elizabeth Hostler, alias "Dublin ...
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DEATH OF HIS EXCELLENCY SIR CHARLES HOTHAM.
WE have to announce the decease of his Excellency Sir Charles Hotham, Governor of the colony of Victoria, who died at Toorak on Monday, about a ...
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NEW YEAR'S DAY.
IT is not, in reality our opening day, as, for several years,—many of them years of peculiar trial,—we have stood the test of the great liberality and good ...
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Goulburn Markets.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THE business transactions during the week have been of a cheering tendency, giving us reason to believe that the dull times of trade are passing away, and that a favourable re action is taking ...
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Original Correspondence.
SIR,—Mr. Walsh, in his letter in your issue of the 29th ult., does not hesitate to admit that he is guilty of making public what passed in a conversation which took place in a private ...
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ELECTION FOR ARGYLE.—THE RIGHT MAN AT LAST.
THE Electors of the country of Argyle [?]length beginning to bestir them[?] to look round with some [?] have for a fit and proper ...
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THE CENSUS.
On Tuesday last, and 1st instant, the following persons were appointed to collect the census in the Southern Districts, to wit:—Messrs. D. C. Patterson; D. C. ...
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