The Dying Minstrel and Auctioneers Licensing Report
Fragmented OCR passage covers a dying minstrel poem and a full report from the Select Committee on the Auctioneers Licensing Bill. It details historic licensing duties, colonial revenue, and proposed reforms for licenses and duties, including notice periods, bond handling, and annual license terms, plus a note on night auctions and public safety.
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Legislative Council
King
Cape of Good Hope
Na Vie
Sydney
Macquarie
George II
Costelianittee
Colonial Treasury
Windeyer
Lanes
J. P
Pearce
Molloy
Sillitoe
Charles Cowper
Legislative Council Chamber
Arctic Expedition Sloop Rattler Arrives at Sheerness
The screw-propeller steam-sloop Rattler under Commander G W Smith arrived at Sheerness on Monday at 1:30 PM after towing the Erebus and the ships of Sir John Franklin from the Queen Charlotte Islands, as reported in the Morning Hazard.
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Crocier
Cape ‘Wrath
Hrebus
Baretto
Pelea
Erebus
John Franklin
Sir John Franklin
Discovery
Stromness
Glass
Robertson
Rattlers
F. P. Smith
Mansey
Firth of Pentland
Cape Wreath
Hrebug
Smith
Tratéler
Blaser
Owen Stanley
Admiralty
We Rattler
Hays |Rveanie
Ier Depar
Rattler
G. W. Smith
Probem
Sheerness
Qrkner Islands
Huxing
There’s Nothing Like Lea Ther in Colonial Gazette
A Colonial Gazette fragment discusses Governor Macquarie and Governor Hall’s views on crime and morality in New South Wales. It quotes Hall contrasting convicted individuals with those unconvicted, arguing moral judgment should influence colonial hiring and service. The piece critiques Parkhurst, and notes Adelaide employment biases against the uneducated.
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Colonial
Macquarie
New South Wales
George Hall
Parkhurst
All England
Hell
Parkboret
Court of Justice
Interesting Roman chambers and relics near Lilleyhorn field
Report of a large discovery near Lilleyhorn in Glocestershire shows an extensive set of Roman chambers with tessellated floors, brickwork, pottery, glass and bones. A buried pot with nearly 1,293 coins, mostly second and third brass, plus knives and stag horn, were found near a thick wall.
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Lilleyhorn
Oakridge-common
Lilleygate
Bisley
Frampton's Place
Glocestershire
Thomas Baker
Watercombe-house
Vi Alectus
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Suebury
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Scotia
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