Straits Times Overland Journal, 18 October 1877
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Straits Times Overland Journal
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Title Section11 1877-10-18 1 The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1877. Pri11 words
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Article, Illustration22 1877-10-18 1 I w^fW^Bßß^^^ 7 Hil1 fch Raeburu Bui 'fk^' C f>l"HU fclE^ Ll^^ S WILKiN, youn^ea 'f p^^' tl»(?jB|p" :~&&ria, Charle22 words
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Article25 1877-10-18 1 ;^bi>^M Bpr'ATj (»NS. |I£ TH Oct., 1877 i o,do r. oioy*^,., i i _< Benart %< j,. 57 010 i1)09h6" lias Cjfil itfi 125 words
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Article67 1877-10-18 1 Per e;i caniey vAoEzu%e,, from A>/ £fangBpoi e.~^Bß>fal^tar seilles Monsitur Bagplet ,^^^-^l^^^-cwtoo. .From Adeu >rrs. |>03id 2 Arabs, r roiii 3. Kicholas and -^T- teilies Messrs. a „'apoor, Dp* and Swaab, May'r r Captain older, X^t^.:de^tSXffmoT\, essrs. Boriuuire, Keinbird, nt au<i -Ff«»h B'-rraJfit. i^wfopH^-ipSator Ma--1 Pei P. from Fo67 words
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Article1686 1877-10-18 1 >tcmoer oa> Rnc /tn the 15tK > if>fctapt.^ '^Oy- Ihe present mail leaves this afternoon at 3 o'clock by the P. and O. steamer Nizam. The E. and A. Co's steamer Brisbane was despatched with the Australian mail at day break on Tuesday morning the 1 Oth instant.1,686 words
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Article913 1877-10-18 2 jS^PkB Pall Mall Budget of the 81st M^Au^Udt sontains, a very opportune ar,fc^tiola iipoa the nature and object of V" oajnary inquiries m criminal cases and tbto. abuses which have lately been i flowed by magistrates to creep into I" tftettt. A« a' preliminary criminal mii 'jfiiry ig going913 words
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Article480 1877-10-18 2 Prison Discipline m Hon<jkon<;. As our readers may be aware H. E. Mr. Pope Hennessy has contrived since his arrival m Hongkong some two or three months »go to alarm the residents-and excite the hostility of the j press by certain radical changes he was alleged to be contemplating m480 words
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Article1613 1877-10-18 2 in tli6 Straits and di» Oy 1 >n noigfi- hours have reason to know to our cost, wrote to Mr. Hennessy: that be re-' lied upon him to review the whoh j question of prison discipline in Hongfr c kong; and to make such proposa will place the system1,613 words
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Article878 1877-10-18 3 which would have Tjuickly met all exp( nces, and given a surplus; if a wise economy had been inaugurated. The Lieut, governor could have taken charge without being overworked. If 4he place is handed over to the Maharajah well, I do not like to be an evil prophet, but878 words
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Article1350 1877-10-18 3 STATE. Further correspondence hetween Tuanku Allum, the Tumongon^, and other Chief's of Moar and His Excellency the Administrator, m continuation of that published m our paper of 4th October: lo His Excellency Colonel A. E. H. A>ison, C.M.G., R.A., Administrator of the Government of the Straits Settlements,1,350 words
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Article761 1877-10-18 4 pendent to what we have alrea-4^-.^imhii^hed »nd a further contribu- < tion to the iory of the succession to Ittpj^ptate, gpe have been favoured j \#ltri the t Mowing translation of a Malay taument, which is alleged to fcave been handed at Malacca to the i Hon. b&.761 words
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Article18379 1877-10-18 4 We have received a copy of The Strait* Settlement* Blue Book for 1876, and cannot but pronounce it to be a very fair specimen of printer and-book-binder's work, which does credit to the management of the Government Printing Establishment. The paper is good, the type18,379 words
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Article1399 1877-10-18 6 The following paper wsis laid on the Council Table on Tuesday, the 18th September coukkbpondencb on the subject of a maBtees and servants ordinance. Penang Association. Pewmg, 23rd April, 1577. < Sir,—I have the honor to inform you, that at a meeting of the Peuung1,399 words
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Article4374 1877-10-18 6 nsutmd WJfpFK- r > I It is re<iuP9t«a of Mr *>»t<, lucing the^« timurijiAOAlt rl 1 d the Stm^^^^^^^^H TrannHJßl Sebi t Jill. M B.itayU, SithlßKl^ trade whicb h i.bcc^^fcJn re depress bylS^Hkil!. i rope&u firtua, whai^liy; ••.•»»i^ Tin een rniling. Exp -<rts- l.iu«SSts4 rs At* I her Uusiucbti4,374 words
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Article3744 1877-10-18 8 Tenth Day, Tujwday, 2nd Oct., 1877. Present: H. B. the Administrator. m/ 8 **onor The Acting Chief-Jnstice. The Hon'ble The-Qfflcer Commanding Her [Majesty's Troops. *he Colonial Secretary. The Attorney-General. i 5^ c Actu|j Treasurer. said person of «Hp/3iUjouut of <; rrc f which each was committe], of3,744 words
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Article921 1877-10-18 15 OUR B I'D GET ifflj To the Editor of tht Dm!, cut*. Sir,— The Budget for ar 1 *7\ is now published for genera nation and m I unit of the great bodj < nomi nated the Public," I ci j.< mission to offer a tew updfl it contents.921 words
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Article126 1877-10-18 16 thr Kit'i/nr of'the Daih/ Tunes. I Sip ir correspondent "Taurus" t,; think the Chinese department r} 'iaP* if he compares the j; rSt^^l^^t! 1 iat g*ven elsewhere to j V^^P^lpenkipg officials he will cease to ;d, ot%^° l nterpreter m the Chi--4« o^H*^w|forns Service—and that for126 words
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Article356 1877-10-18 16 This Moiuaifo's Walk. To the Editor of the Daily Times. Friend,—I went on the Course this j morning and saw a pretty few—not as to personal appearances—noble sportsmen there to receive me, and perhaps, also, to see the horses. Abram's jroung Hopeful was there m full toggery on356 words
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Article143 1877-10-18 16 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sir, Martingale's production m last Thursday's Times was anything but creditable to the writer. The expressions used m describing the work done by the horses on the Course on that day were vulgar m the extreme, and I should be143 words
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Article588 1877-10-18 16 AND EXPORT RETURNS. To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sir,—I am Jglad that your correspondent Nemo has called attention to our Import and Export Returns. He correctly states that, m Sir Harry Ord's time, it was proposed to introduce some order m the manner of588 words
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Article202 1877-10-18 16 EXCISE AMENDMENT ORDINANCE. To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sin,—Following a suggestion made to Government some time ago by the Committee of the "Sailors Home," it is proposed to introduce a clause into the Excise Amendment Ordinance, which will have the effect of transferring the202 words
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Article373 1877-10-18 16 Its Remedy. To the Editor of fhe Daily Time** Str,—The meeting of merchittts h. at the Exchange rooms yesterday, urn r t he ausoibes of th.« Chamber of ('oinmer. to consider the means of pn adulteration of gambier a'• s 1 arrived at no sfttiafa<'tnrfr ci.i i ll|v373 words
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Article882 1877-10-18 17 f, 1 ..Font/ Sen/;, dates r< ;iJBWp6^/'*l^f£WHj|jfl m the j i v <'; 'ffittfeffi'.ffy le Cap tain <* > wit lii;nates to v B lear! -Uow!g«r Exchanges by "uav that tresses 'j./iC jn,\^^Qipi^i- Qouncils of »otq Iv. rviid r i*e,^ftptle, to which he m a^e s^^^^wßf The ;,Tem peraiiee882 words
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Article173 1877-10-18 17 The following passengers arrived by the B. I. S. N. Co's steamer Partial*, Captain Franks, this morning From Rangoon.—Mr. T. E. Coxhead and seven natives. From Penang.—Captain and Mrs. Bradbury, four children and five servants; Mrs. and Miss Gottlieb and two servants eight natives. From Malacca.—Rev. Mr.173 words
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Article356 1877-10-18 17 List of articles presented and lent to the Raffles' Museum since date of last published return. Presented by H. J. Martin, Esq.—l Veillot's Fire backed pheasant; 1 Monkey. R. Jamie, Esq—Tree bark from Pontianak m Borneo (used for dresses); Hema-. tite Iron Ore from Tringaqu; Stone qnarti356 words
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Article1884 1877-10-18 17 OCTOBER. SJ)|I Thk M. M. CtoVtteame ving left Saigon at 7 \i. thi» t ru-, ing, may be expected to arriv n Saturday afternoon, the Oth H. K. the A'lmini-.-:.!;.. r iias ivcaj^H| a telegram that Sir William R leaves Sydney ou the 6th f r Singapore,1,884 words
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Article1186 1877-10-18 18 SATURDAY, 6th OCTOBEK. Thk Messageries \faritimes Company's steamer Amazone, haying left (mile j at 8 a. m. on the 2nd instant, uaay be expected to arrive here to-morrow afternoon, the 7th instant. The next homeward Mail steamer will be the P. and O. steamer Kh Captain Leo,1,186 words
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Article387 1877-10-18 19 The Siam IFeekly Advertiser of the 20th September, contains the Customs Export Returns of Bangkok for the month of August, of which the following is an abstract. It may be noticed that the export of rice was somewhat larger than usual. The total value of the exports was387 words
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Article445 1877-10-18 19 An inquest was held at the Criminal Prison on the 9th instant, by A. W. V. Cousins, Esq., ou the body of a male Chinese prisoner named Lye Ah Hin, who died from continued fever. Verdict,—" Death from natural causes." Another inquest was held on the same445 words
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Article130 1877-10-18 19 P. T. Modelly, a clerk m the Supreme Court, who was arrested m Saigon on a charge of misappropiating moneys receive] by him for stamps, has been tried and found guilty m Saigon and sentenced to four years' itn- I I prisonin -iit, and, m additiou, to130 words
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Article244 1877-10-18 19 The casts trie<l at the Asri yesterday were: The Queen vs. Scow Pec Boh, chart:- with criminal breach of trust.—Th prisoner waa found guilty and tence was postponed till this mor when, upon the recommendation to n of the prosecutor, his master, the er was sentenced to nine244 words
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Article1172 1877-10-18 19 FRIDAY, 12th OCTOBER. As inquest has been held at the Tanjong Paggar Dock, oi body of a Malay lascar, na known, who was found drowned the Tanjong Paggar Dock. Verdict. Found drowned." An Lnquest was held at the Ci Prison on the 11th instant, on body of1,172 words
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Article1423 1877-10-18 20 At the Supreme Court, on Friday, the two prisoners charged with robbery from the house of Rajah Mahdie were i'ouLd guilty and sentenced, one to 7 years', and the other to live yeajs', rigorous imprisonment. The Supremk Court was occupied all day yesterday with the case of1,423 words
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Article557 1877-10-18 21 The Supreme Court is engaged to- day upon the trial of Abdul, rah man, j a syce m the employ of Mr. D'Souza, who is charged with having 1 committed a rash and negligent act, whilst driving, owing to which a Chinaman lost his life. We may557 words
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Miscellaneous806 1877-10-18 21 SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR. d I DAT* Ship's Names Oai'tains. lag 1 Rio. of ab- Prom Where Lying onbiqnebs oa Agenth. Destinat C 8IVA!,S MEN-OF-WAR Swinger jTudor H. M.'s str. 430 Sept. 20 Rhio Straits Roads Vnior Naval OffitCharybdis (Hothani H. M. str. 2168jSept. 22 Dindings Do. nior Naval Officer.806 words
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Miscellaneous1347 1877-10-18 22 IE?* arrtbalg. arrihalS— {Continued.) .#MW*W* Saturday, 20th September. life.. British fttr. Japan, 1,865, tons, de Smidt, Calcutta 20th S*pt. British str. Rainbow, 125 tons, Stewart, Salattjpr Oct jp- British steamer Argyle, 1.J71 tons, Scott, Calcutta 20th iSept. Spanish str. Sal vadora, 615 tons, Hormachea, Ma? O< ip^ T British steamer1,347 words
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Miscellaneous345 1877-10-18 23 YKSSEL.S PASSED AVJFK. Date. Fia». Ship's Name. Captain. From. T^». lept. 22British jHuntly Castle Hughan Singapore 'oiasgaw A do Donald Ferguson Ross do London 23. do Ziba Croot Cardiff Order 'American Olustee Nickerson New York Bat a via British Star of Brunswick Timothy Cardiff Order j do Corinna Williams Rio345 words
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