The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 6 January 1860

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    11 1 THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY THL 6TH JANUARY, 1860.
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    THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS
    1280 1 Singapore, Friday, 6th January, 1860. LOCAL. The first Session of Oyer and Terminer and General Ga d Delivery at Singapore for 186", was opened on the 3rd current, before the Honorable the Governor, President of the Court, the Honorable the Recorder and the Honorable the
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    PINANG.
    388 1 We have papers from Pinang to the 10th ultimo. The Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr Robertson, and Inspector Jeremiah, have paid to the woman Meh seven hundred dollars and all costs of suit, to compromise actions brought by her against them to recover datnages for false imprisonment, deporting her
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    BONI.
    1895 1 The second expedition sent hy the Dutch Government to o|>erate against Boni has, apparently, rapidly and effectually accomplished what the first cx|>edition failed to do. The resolution of the Bugis appears at last to have fairly given way, and after making a brave stand at Boni, they abandoned, without
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    12 1 DIED. At Tanglin, Singapore, on the 30th ultimo, LUCKPERT VAN SOEST, Esq.
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    NEW CALEDONIA.
    247 2 The French in New Caledonia ap|>efir to have great trouble with the natives. From a letter in the Syitney Morning lie aid we learn that the Governor M. de Sai-wl, had just returned from an ex|»edition to the North of the island, in which he had been engaged
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    JAVA.
    741 2 We take the following from recent Java papers Mr Noordziek, Assistant Resident of Pacliitan, is reported to have discovered, in that residency, close to the sea shore, a very fine marble quarry The stone is of remarkable good quality (much better than that in the Wajak district) and very
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    416 2 The British Steamer Lightning, from Calcutta hound to this place and China, broke down at Pinang, her Mails and Passengers were brcuglit by the Noma. The barque Royal Lily Captain Scott, while left this on 31 st ultimo, for Lou don, with a full cargo of produce, struck
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    VESSELS PASSED STRAITS OF SUNDA
    511 2 Doer. 2 French Edmrntd, Oouiin, from Hongkong 11th November for Havre. n 2 British Noma, Robinson, from Hongkong 10th November for Melbourne. 3 British Richard Thornton., Sinclair, from Batavia Ist December for London. 4 British J. C. Rout, Ballard, from Butavia 2nd December for Coieoe
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    Shipping Intelligence.
    392 2 ARRIVALS. Doc. 21 oangeo (steamer from Hongkong n 21 nueva Tapita (span.) cal. Pinang Deo. SI Amicita (Dutch) Amoy nSI Rotthomaknoas (Dutch) do ft 21 swaa Bally ft 28 Lightning siam »28 Caroline e*Dow (Amer.) Bangkok 24 carl Auguste (Hamb.) whampoa ft 24 Hooghly (H. if. steamer) Pinang
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR
    667 2 1 f 1 •K. 1 Names. Tons Comwatulet s. Consignees. Destination, A'C .Crtvi/yfl 235 Stanton Esq. Refitting II. M's. sloop Ijtlf UtCft T\ w Mons. Turboshet M. 1. Rl S swauiei Puiansr lit a t sr Hooahly 175 Wright II M a. stoamt Borneo Company Limited
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