LATER ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN NEWS.
Bluff, December 10. The following item of news were brought by the Taiaroa, from Hobart Town:— AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Melbourne, November 30. In the Assembly, a Supply Bill, L 380,000, has been introduced. _ The debates are very personal. The Opposition threaten to delay the business until a dissolution is granted. Mr Mason, ivi.L.A., has brought an action for libel against the * Age ’ newspaper. Five French Communists were found in a destitute condition on the coast of Queensland, having been twelve days at sea. Brisbane, November 29. A man named Patrick M‘Mahon stabbed his wife and a solicitor named Boag. The former is not expected to live. M’Mahon stated that he intended to murder both for consorting together. Sydney, November 30. The estimates are to be laid on the tabh to-morrow, and the financial statement next week. It is rumored that the (rovormuent intendto bring forward proposals in favor of railway ffteUMß.
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Evening Star, Issue 3993, 11 December 1875, Page 3
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155LATER ENGLISH AND AUSTRALIAN NEWS. Evening Star, Issue 3993, 11 December 1875, Page 3
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