The Straits Times, 23 June 1877
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Title Section22 1877-06-23 1 The Straits Times. V I 1 1 XX X 11 1 PUBLISHED EVERY SINGAPORE, SATURDAf, JUNE 23. 1877. BATUBDAY BVBNING JJq. 2,86122 words
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37 1877-06-23 1 STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY,JUNE 23,1877. Nl\fc.i gUuTATI"N sinuapg3bh, 2o June, 1877 l:; 75 21.8.0. 19.40. 99. 1.40. 1.12,. i i Hit x-i ht 4/1. I 4 h ■^•JCTi. lies. paid par. B 5 paid par. 50 paid) $-5.37 words
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Article1680 1877-06-23 1 warrantable attack r James 8r0..k, and Her Ma- av y,in their a» ot' Commons}'' ■'■'■< May, when endeavouring to' ti cities in Poland, en allowed i, a.- will 1 niterjiellation in tbe •I Bau.ub CocHiuiri ■>. the I lth Ma\. It Mr. (iladston. d with his1,680 words
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Article877 1877-06-23 1 Tiik World, iv a very able article, beaded, Mr. Gladstone's Political Suicide, points out that the real object of his five resolutions was to commit the House of Commons to a declaration of policy favourable to Russia's aggression upon Turfcey, and concludes as follows It is no exaggeration877 words
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417 1877-06-23 1 iiik same paper criticises as follows, a statement by a member of the New i South Wales ministry, regarding the defences of the colony The subject of the defences of so important, a city as Sydney is really one of too serious a417 words
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1173 1877-06-23 1 Tiik adjourned inquest upon the body of Robert Welsh, the seaman who was murdered on board the American barque Mvhican on Monday morniny last was held yesterday before A. W. V. Cousins, E*j., H. M. Coroner, and a jury of live, when the following evidence1,173 words
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Article1172 1877-06-23 1 (Translated for the Strait* Time*.) It ii requeued ot our contoinpoiariw th»t In raproducinir those tranilations their original apMuanc* in the Strait* Time; may be acknowledged) Prom Java papers to the 18th June, the following intelligence ia t.aoslalated "As to trade there is very little of a special1,172 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement110 1877-06-23 1 known f. >r lor periods j jitions wi] 'NHII.L, linijly. t i'rie- wUI i'c inline and .1 at least I their i] .n thoc^nndividuals i must >>c similar-.i-e. will be strictly :i»i~ii^ apon on a public imself t the matter in I dnm of ill, the Edi- Mi> f a110 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous12 1877-06-23 1 ES. N I Wki v Edi Per \nnni H ill Quarterly. I12 words
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Article1148 1877-06-23 2 Ir anything is ever to be done to put Singapore in a reasonable state of security against naval attacks, without inordinate expense, torpedoes must form the most important part of any defensive measures devised, and therefore the following extract from the Times upou submarine warfare is of interest at1,148 words
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Article1601 1877-06-23 2 Oi R HoD<?konj; Kxi'lianges date down to the 9th instant, and we extract from their columns the following items. The China Mail has the following paragraphs Sunday in Foochow. We observe tint, at th.> meeting of the i Foooliow Club, reported in the HernU. ;m amendment, to the1,601 words
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Article2578 1877-06-23 2 (From our own Correspondent.) Pauis, 19th Mat. The Marshal lias not only astonished the natives brhis expulsion of the Republican Cabinet from office, but also by the manner, not at all ceremonial like, in which he sent it to the right about. It is well cut," said his2,578 words
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Article550 1877-06-23 2 int x£//!'-,t .-iiiienean con in Philadelphia gives the of the Russian sqnadr nciloo and New York. tli,. May, the Russian eorvi FatUei sailed from San Franeiorders, and on the 1 7th M of the Meet W t also v itl On the sain.- day tin Russian iron-da Shetland,550 words
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News of the Week.
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Article199 1877-06-23 3 i -trainer hi. CapH in Shanghai -Mil, i S ligon I lili in- r ,_;-:< 1 1- the Boroaa up lining, ami left S Port Said, N.i- il.iy liffal I -l;i\. i] r i- the list <>! i .-ii tbe I*. I. s. N. Sattudaj la-t i ad.199 words
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Article932 1877-06-23 3 Cap.:•.rived alongside Tan- iy, and left mqrning with the new |i Hankow on the gang Bar ou the v steamer I Captain Pinaug 1 Itli, and Ma- anchored in the .a truing with tbe t"l- er, Mn. E> V. i_-r and -■">"> fendant in the -lately argued932 words
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Article462 1877-06-23 3 W EDNESDAY, 20th JUNE. Wi requested to state that a Cricket Match, between the Singapore Cricket Club and the Non-Commission-ed officers ami men «>f the 74th Highlanders, will be played <>n tbe Esplanade this afternoon at "i o'clock. We are informed that the property in Crow Street and South Bridge462 words
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Article1335 1877-06-23 3 Till: GoVKK.VMKNT (IA/KTTK. W i take the following notifications from to-day's (l.izeltc PiliM i« proclaimed to-day under tb I Pkack Preservation Act Mo VI. of 1872. Messrs. A. P. Tai.bot and E. 0. Hill. Cadet*, i>:is >t .d their final examination in Maly on tbe Mth instant. Mr.1,335 words
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Article1152 1877-06-23 3 Thi P. i: O. Co's steamer PeHu, Captain Woolcott, from Bombay 11th, Qaile ltith, and Pinang 21st instant, with the London mails of the 2 3th ultimo, arrived alongside the Co's wliraf this mornute, and will leave for Hongkong and Shanghai at daylight tomorrow Passengers. For ffi1,152 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
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Article511 1877-06-23 4 Saturday, 16th June. Britibn steamer Pearl, 705 tons, Munk, Amoy Bth, June. M. M. steamer Einirne, 727 tons, Pichat. Batavn 14th June. British ste,mer Radnorshire, 1,221 tons, Thomson, Foochow .*>th Jun<-. Sunday, 17th June. If. M. steamer A.V*. 2.4K) tons Hernmdez. Saigon 14th June tmnmmk steamer Rj.jah Brooke 265511 words
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Article261 1877-06-23 4 Monday. 18th June. British steamer Ocean, Jaques. for London. M. M. steamer Ava, Hernandez, for Marseilles. Tuesday 19th June. Danish ship Doris Brodersen, NiUen, for Saig >n Sarawak steamer Rajah Brojke, Pender, for Sanwak. Siamese steamer Bangkok, Rademaker, for Bangkok. Dutch steamer Baron Mackay, Beet">ays, for Bjtavia. Wednesday 20th261 words
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Article1212 1877-06-23 4 Ssip's N'amks. I ATTAINS. Klao A Rio. r DXTK or ar KIVAL8 ■^VlIKRK FKOM I Whrbk Lying OB AoKNTN. Dkstination. MEX-OF-WAR Aart Van Nes STEAMERS Pilot Fish Weazel Far East WeUekins H. N.M's str. I 'June 8 I Acheen IT. P. Wharf H. N.M.'s Consul General1,212 words
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Article620 1877-06-23 5 I lii the .1- t lie ripally a c )>r;i' v 1 t lie with i. I idun pa j i- l>eeu paid Mr. unity re- iin-llt I the at--1 iiiMlt liel'f in 1 Malay Peninsula, rmali and il ion. ■rer pablisbed 11 for Cholera. ll of i r vi620 words
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Article1408 1877-06-23 5 (Ut Nemo.) This friends of Mr. Gladstone out here been highly pleased with your Friday last. It was alwut one of the coolest things you have done for a long while. Mr. Read's letter otlered you .1 which to liaug an article containing as violent an attack upon the1,408 words
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Article1096 1877-06-23 5 Flooding, as a punishment tin-crimi-nals, appears to tiud much favour with j the Judge* in England, nWny opinion is to j be formed from the frequency a sentence of whipping in addition to hard labour is inflicted. In Hongkong, ffl*o, the rattan is held t 1 have great preventive,1,096 words
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Article2331 1877-06-23 5 Before W. E. Maxwell Esq., Senior Magistrate. Saturday, 16th Junk, 1877. Tim Tean Choh and another were I charged with burping Sacrificial papers. t Pled guilty and fined $1 each. Jeap Ah Sin was charged with tres- passing in the prosecutor's house and damaging things therein. Fined $5.2,331 words
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Correspondence..
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193 1877-06-23 6 To the Editor of the Daily Times. Sib, "We should rather congratulate ourselves that we have a Judge who has made the best of a bad business." ■vrites Mr. Adainson in his letter that appeared in your issue of yesterday. With the utmost resj>ect for Mr.193 words
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Letter263 1877-06-23 6 To the Editor of the Daily Time*. Dj.vr Sib, In your Overland paper of .">th ult., I find the annual report of the Raffles Institution, dated 2nd March last, in which it is stated, that there was not a perfect understanding between myself and tho Trustees in regard263 words
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Letter492 1877-06-23 6 (Copy! London, 12th June, 187 H. To ThkSeckbtary, Raffles Institution, Singapore. Deab Sib, Mr. Scott baa sent me your letter to him of 7th March, and asked me to reply to" it direct, as he would have left Singapore before its arrival. As regards the scholarships given by me, for492 words
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Letter1904 1877-06-23 6 To the Editor of the Dai It/ Time*. Sir, In connection with certain corNspandence whioh appeared in your columns some time ago relative to ".Technical lMueation," there is a project for the improvement of the poorer class of the Straits-bom corumuuity which I think would be worty of1,904 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement677 1877-06-23 6 f. 0« Comuanp. llTlKfl'liß AND OBIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION OOMPAKT. OFWO^-jyAJfcetwPwtl. 7- GoDOWire At New HWbomr.. M.VtL §0; LINES. Th« following are tnc dates on which the Company's Contract Mail Steamers miy De expected to arrive here in 1877 OUTWABD. HOI W A^? t 1 Tueelay 9th Jan. Wednesday 10th Jan.677 words
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Advertisement964 1877-06-23 6 iKtdallatifou*. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. OLD SORES AND OLD SKIN DISEASES. The seeds of tbeee disorders are affec tually expelled bjfcthis penetrating Vnffuent, not only from the superficial parts. Vat from tbe intenal tissues likewise. Any ease, even of twenty years' standing, speo» dily yields ro its influence. A CERTAIN CUBE POR964 words
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Advertisement670 1877-06-23 6 iHfcrfHanfoiij. In conseonence of ,p,, rj ...USA* PK-Uiiv.. which are ca'.- LKAandPKKR.s,; A HBW LAI bearingtheir ft Lea <k Pf:kr [v which is plowed n n .very h o tt! WORCKBTERSHIRI see Name on Wrapper, I Bfef>T>Der. Kkl*] Wholesale and for Kxp prietors. Worcester (V London, y. Or, Uf 'l.670 words
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