TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.
Dunedin, March 18. — Beyond : the usual band in the early morning parading 1 the town, St. Patricks. Day passed off i morethanordinarily quietly. — The English j Mail had not arrrived in Melbourne on thel2thr _;■■_';'■ ' \ ! Chbisuchtjech, March 17.-r-The following resolution was tabled by Mr Jas. Williams (late Provincial Solicitor), and '
1 will be discussed in the Provincial Council to-night — "That in the opinion of this Council there can be no final settlement of the question Provincial v. Centralism, until there is a separate Legislature and G-overnment for the Middle Island." The resolution is likely to be carried. — The convict Swale, has made a full confession, acknowledging he set fire to the house when drunk. , He denies he had any malice towards his wife. He acknowledges the justice of his sentence. He will make further confessions. No hope of a reprieve. — Mr Kirby, of the firm of Beath, Kirby „ and Co., died suddenly to-day in the open street, of heart disease. I
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Southland Times, Issue 919, 20 March 1868, Page 2
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162TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. Southland Times, Issue 919, 20 March 1868, Page 2
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