Paris unrest and Irish church bill pass in Lords 1869
Eyewitness notes from Times Extra detail Fenian revival in Ireland and the Irish Church Bill second reading in the Lords by a 33 vote margin. Reports also say Chief Justice Hanson will be knighted, French ministry reshuffle, Spain adopts a constitution, and port casualties from a Bengal cyclone.
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Intercolonial Telegrams Melbourne July 29 31
Melbourne dispatches report Allen mining manager sentenced six months for sealing gold. Collingwood Gas dividend ten percent declared. Dr Matt Sandridge committed for trial for malpractice causing a woman’s death. Dissolution of the Assembly likely due to obstruction of public business. Land abuses committee began witness examination amid tense debate over squatting clauses. Constituents of Butters seek his resignation. third man arrested in Swamp murder. Sandhurst Fine Arts Exhibition opened. A woman poisoned her child with ammonia in Charlton. Town millers raise flour prices. Victorian country flour quoted. Wheat sales occur at set prices.
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Tambaroors Discoveries and Trade Moves Highlight New Zealand Links
The Governor was warmly greeted at Grafton Sydney on July 39 as the Agevalian Steam Company plans to cultivate the New Zealand trade. Arrevida arrived from Hongkong with 200 Chinamen for Queensland work. A large furFugged ship with standing masts was seen offshore Indispensable Heel. At Sydney on July 10 a boy near Gindaroo felled a tree, killing his sister and injuring a playmate. Canbare mail reportedly robbed.
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Tux
New Zealand Election Rumors and Fire Hit Wellington District
Melbourne dispatch reports Wellington dates to July 14 noting a general election has been negatived. A fire in Hokitike on Revell Street destroyed several houses with losses estimated, tied to the Waikato District. Queensland police arrest Constable Canning and farmer Preaton for assault near Brisbane.
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Mauritius Tung 11 Advices From Sydney July 27
Advices to June 11 report that sugar prices remain unchanged and that freights are loading for these colonies. The updates originate via Sydney and pertain to Mauritius and related routes.
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Jone
Restall v Restall claim on copper set off settled
Local court hears Restall and Alfred Heatsh Warls involved in a dispute over copper valued at £7 13s 4d and other accounts. The defendant claimed a set off and had paid £2 16s 6d into court. A settlement reduced the amount to £9 10s with copper items and a balance disputed, a witness recounts the agreement and payments. The verdict records £26 19s 6d for the plaintiff after deductions.
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Clare and Wallaroo Tramway Letter to Editor
A reader signed Looker On urges urgency for a Clare and Wallaroo Tramway, criticizing inaction and calling for a complete agitation plan to start building a road route, responding to a recent Wallaroo Times editoral stance.
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