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THE POOR BLACKS.—Letters have been received from the Northern parts of the Colony, which state, that the Blacks at o murdering the shepherds and stockmen with impunity. These…
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English Extracts. Balloon Accident. the Ascent and Fatal Descent of the Parachute
The following has been furnished by Mr. Green:— "In consequence of the sad and fatal catas'rophe which has befallen the late Mr…
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GAMBLING.—We intend, in an early number, to publish a few facts respecting the manner in which gaming houses are tolerated by a party holding a responsible office in the Police. From…
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A chest of tea was stolen from the door of Mr. Stirling's shop on Thursday morning; it had been only there a few minutes when it was "diskivered" by one of the look out boys…
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Vauxhall Gardens were crowded during the whole of yesterday afternoon by an immense assemblage of persons, drawn together to witness the hazardous and we regret to add, fatal experiment…
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Yesterday evening, at seven o'clock, a jury was empannelled before Mr. Carttar, the coroner for the county of Kent, at the "Tigers Head, Lee, upon the body of Mr…
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CONVICT OVERSEERS—On Monday last, a gang of eight men under a Convict over[?]er named Cogan, was sent out for the purpose of cutting brooms. About the middle of the day they were…
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"In consequence of the sad and fatal catastrophe which has befallen the late Mr. Cocking, I feel myself called upon to communicate to the public the whole…
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FORGERIES—Shopkeepers should not take cheques from parties they are entirely unacquainted with. There is an individual passing forged cheques about town, who has been successful…
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A woman named Mary Folkes, was charged at the Police Office, yesterday, with being an idle disorderly person. It appeared that Mary was discharged from the House of Correction on…
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