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  2. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) NEWCASTLE.

    The rumour concerning the wreck of the ketch Agnes, at Morna Point, is not confirmed. The weather is thick and dirty, and it is raining, The wind is east, and an easterly gale is threatening. ...

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  3. BUSHRANGING NEAR COONAMBLE.

    On Saturday, at noon, a travelling jeweller, named Fogel, was stuck-up at Gelargumbone by two armed men, and robbed of £80 in cash, and £1500 worth of jewellery. The police have started in pursuit of the ...

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  4. AMUSEMENTS.

    The operate season commenced last evening at the Victoria Theatre with the production of Donizetti's "Lucia di Lainmermoor." The weather was as unpropitious as it well coud be, and to this may be attributed a smaller ...

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  5. The Sydney Morning Herald.

    To have lost a throne, a husband, and an only child, is a combination of disasters that falls to the lot of few. A woman could lose no more. EUGENIE is certainly the widow of ...

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  6. TAMWORTH.

    A man named Brown was found by the police last week five miles below Carrabubula. He had cut his throat and stabbed himself in twelve places in the upper part of the stomach. He was brought to town ...

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  7. THE UNEMPLOYED IN VICTORIA.

    The unemployed to the number of about 1000 assembled to-day in front of the Government offices, and a deputation interviewed Mr. Berry and presented a petition. Mr. Berry, in reply, complained ...

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  8. SCONE.

    The new post and telegraph office here was opened this morning. There was no demonstration. ...

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  9. BATHURST.

    The funeral of Mr. Richard Kenna, a wealthy resident, who died on Friday, took place yesterday, and was largely and influentially attended. It caused unusual interest, as it was understood that the ...

    Article : 176 words
  10. NEWS OF THE DAY.

    THE business set down for hearing yesterday morning in the Equity Court was not proceeded with in consequence of the absence, through illness, of his Honor Sir William Manning. ...

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  11. HYDE PARK.

    Sir,—With reference to a paragraph contained in the issue of the 19th instant of your valuable paper, respecting the improvements recently made by the trustees of Hyde Park, I feel sure that the public will give them every ...

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  12. WOLLONGONG.

    Steady rain commenced early this morning, and there is every appearance of a continuance. The weather is cold and calm. ...

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  13. QUEENSLAND.

    On Saturday several seizures of liquors were made upon the establishments of grocers here. The proprietors will be prosecuted on Wednesday for retailing to their customers liquors without license. ...

    Article : 170 words
  14. VICTORIA.

    Judge Molesworth to-day dismissed the petition of the English and Scottish Bank against the Provincial and Suburban Bank, on technical grounds. Arrangements have since been entered into by the Provincial ...

    Article : 114 words
  15. GAS.

    Sir,—From the tenor of "Lumioeres" last letter I think he is in the position of one who may, but will not, see. I think I made it sufficiently plain in my last that, supposing the examiner could prove that his photometric tests averaged ...

    Article : 598 words
  16. PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

    Sir—From your parliamentary reports of the proceedings of the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday and Thursday last, it appeals that it was represented to the House by two hon members that the teacher recently appointed by the ...

    Article : 135 words
  17. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Sir Thomas Elder's party to explore portions of North West Australia will not leave till next year, owing to the illness of Mr. Jesse Toung, the leader. A girl named Zerbe died to-day from taking poison. ...

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  18. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

    Sir,—With reference to the discussion which took place on Thursday evening last, concerning me, in the Legislative Assembly, I beg to request that you will kindly afford me space in your journal to state:— ...

    Article : 265 words
  19. NEW ZEALAND.

    The Government have announced that they will not reduce the Customs duties this session, owing to the decrease in the land revenue, and the unrealised land tax. ...

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  20. THE NEW ZEALAND NATIVE DIFFICULTY.

    Yesterday the settlers removed the native ploughmen and teams from the far[?] at Hawera. There was only a slight tussle, but the natives say they will return. In the event of hostilities breaking out on the West ...

    Article : 87 words
  21. CHURCH AND SCHOOL LANDS.

    Sir,—As the honorable member for Mudgee has tabled a motion for the 24th instant for a resolution of the Legislative Assembly, that "no moneys derivable in any way from the Church and School Lands, shall be paid to any religious ...

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  22. HEAVY GALE ON THE NEW ZEALAND COAST.

    The barque Bells, during a fearful gale on Saturday, struck a rock in Lyttelton harbour. She sank last night. The crew were saved, The vessel was insured for £2000 and the cargo for £1000 in the New Zealand ...

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  23. FREE SELECTIONS and COURTS of INQUIRY.

    Sir,—Now that the question of continuing the system of Courts of Inquiry is, for the present, set at rest by the vote on Tuesday last, may I be permitted to expose, as I think, some of the fallacies of Mr. Garrett's reasoning in favour of ...

    Article : 480 words
  24. PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES.

    Sir John Robertson to move.—That this House approves of the plans, sections, and book of reference of a proposed railway from Junee to Narrandera, laid before the House in accordance with the 9th section of the Government Railways Act, 22 Victoria, ...

    Article : 149 words
  25. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.—TUESDAY, JUNE 24.

    The first business which will in the ordinary course engage the attention of the Legislative Assembly to-morrow is the motion standing in the name of Mr. O'Connor:—"1. That, in the opinion of this House, the condition and management of our metropolitan ...

    Article : 165 words
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