AUSTRALIAN.

Thames Star, Volume X, Issue 3218, 12 June 1879, Page 2

AUSTRALIAN.

A^nfprc?l6n'iafCrlc''klP]»^¥wfil'bo playe^^Syd'nby a^in|¥ne E'xbßl«6b. the question of jhipments of meat to iSrigland. -;Ai meeting of ; ini&«<t aJ,#M§ was called and appointed a committee to Tue' 1 has* girei'tf notfe'i to introduce a^Billr to preTent-tbe4»fl»HC~of * criminals from Now Caledonia and South Australia. aAIiI^XMI „ T ( he .Quakers here hare petitioned for a . . discontinyn^'df dfci'l V^A«^ifi«Jpl» T as being opposed to the principles of' Christianity.^ no^OJ UO Captain Swarm, of the barque Annie Maine, from 'Frisco*, was fined twenty i poundilforiiMs»Dki»K th« ■towar&r fXhe prosecutor was released from the Tessel, haying sworn: Ho!wai it,' d*. R cr of his life- «_ / \ The will of the late Mr Angus has been"' prp«ed; ande| fli? handf#4.tboifsnd. W. H. Harris, auctioneer of Stri^hally, was to-day sentenced to eight years' imrrisonmcnVforror^rt^abankßDarknt^. J' ■vfOTai* **J - • i.) VICTOBIA. Thomas Abbott, formerly Education Officer,'died from the' effect* Of optti. ;A^:; ( d,njesUga^pn }yto, f Ahe. es|aae of Jeffrey French, a conTict, from* gaol «hows; that^he; accomplishedvit t wii^<dto •id of a stick, and a piece of iron, with which in a locked cell he mkWsgedto^iifen throjigh.,the ( grating,\9rer the door, and undid the padlock on the outside in the presence of the Sheriff and others to-dls.