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... A LUNATIC AT IARGF. A young man UIho gaVaC the name of William Pansling was charged at the ?? police-coinrt to-iay with being a wandering lunatic. A policemin saicl that at three o clock this niorning he was in High-street, Notting-hill u hcrc he saw tl- plisoner Xxith hlls coat off. He said that a numbar of soldiers had sumroutinded him, and attempted to stal) him. ?? also said bis u~ifc and ...

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... TTIE GAIK WA R OF BARODA. THrE history of the large and opulent Mahratta State of Baroda during the last few years has been an eventful one. The present Gaikwar stepped from a prison to his throne. Soon after this event troublesome rumours were afloat in India as to the altered condition of affairs at the Baroda Court. The favourites of the former Gaikwar, and especially all those who had any ...

... H E L A N C E Of SAi TURDA Y, J]eIdiry 2, 1875, beizig the First Number of tide New Volume, WILL CONTAIN- LECTURES: By SIR WILLIAM JENNElR, xwhich resemble it. Sir HENRY THOMPSON, Disease. Dr. ROBERT BARNNES, 0n On c Oni vesicv- ORIGINAL PAPERS: By Dr. BROWN SEQUARD), On tI of Injuries to the Nervous S'stcm. Dr. GEORGE 1)IINSON, On t ment of Diplhtheria. I'r. MOSS, On Non-Nitrti ...

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... A USTRALIA.- NEW SOUTH Aj WALE'vS GOVERNMENT LOAN for i o(00,000 in Loor per Cettt. Debentures. Autho- ri 'd by tile Colonial Parliament under the Act oP Victoria, No. 17, for the coostraction of Railways ;lready satctioned, and seccred upon the Consoli-: ?? Revessues of the Colony;' 'limle Bank of New South Wales, Financial Agents for time Government of New Soutth Wales, have been ...