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DARING OUTRAGE.—We understand that a villanous incendiary has burnt down one of the Bridges on the road from Maitland to Newcastle, and thereby prevented…
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A burglary was committed on the premises of Mr. Street, on Thursday night. One of the shutters was found down, and a number of breast-pins and a silver…
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About four months since, a girl about fifteen years of age named Cadman, who had formerly been in the Orphan School, was sentenced by Major Elrington to be…
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The house of Mr. Pritchard in Bridgestreet was burglariously entered on Friday night. The thieves effected an entrance by climbing the verandah, and breaking a…
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BURGLARY,—On Tuesday night, the house of Mr. Davies, the mercer, was burglariously entered by two men, who effected an entrance by making a hole in…
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A private of the 4th regiment, named Morriss, walked into the shop of Mr. Folk, of George-street, and after asking the price of a hat, snatched up a piece of…
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A CIRCUMSTANCE OF CONGRATULATION.—Several robberies having been committed on the Smith Head Road within the last few days, the police in that district…
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BUSHRANGERS.—Bushrangers are at work again on the Bargo Road; it is quite unsafe to travel alone. A young man named Jervis, formerly in the employ of Mr. Gray, of Sutton Forest, was stopped…
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.—We regret that it has become our duty to report a fatal accident by which two respectable individuals have lost their lives. It appears…
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We carefully abstained from making any remarks upon this unfortunate affair in our last paper, because there are always two sides to a story. We have…
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A man named [?]eelan, a keeper of one of those [?]tamous houses in Elizabeth-street, was killed on Tuesday morning last, in a scuffle with somepersons in…
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Communications, editorial and from Correspondents, have appeared in most of our contemporaries ; the substance of which seems to be a general impression that all…
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