Straits Times Overland Journal, 20 April 1876
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Title Section16 1876-04-20 1 hdthdthjgfjngfngf The Straits Times OVERLAND JOURNAL. 1.. XVII. No. 340. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 20. V<i7<>. Pin16 words
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Domestic Occurrence.
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Article38 1876-04-20 1 ■T.i!:;t. t *r •"> ">7i Black I White 1' Sag Pearl fc> Tin 40s. Mole tw! S> tb». Shin 7 do 6 do 7 do Bena: E Bank bill Documentary Sovweign T.P.DookSbarcs Singapor Singapore Steam, r r»»»^38 words
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Article184 1876-04-20 1 rri <lv Pmimy Mrs. Maac a Pinang, on I Panwf ii Mr. Bjaa, Mrs. Angus, U Inspect tive Prison on Her Ltbs Per on t Pa* For and A Ba 1 il AUI On Mrs. 1 ,11 obi) Mrs. 1 Tr Xl n< Bodard, Generat, Loiseneau, iant. Messrs. Crasemann,184 words
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Article520 1876-04-20 1 Overland Summa the 6th instant. The M. M. I on the morning of the 9th instant with the Lonis of the 10th March, and the I'- 'i" nth the London mails of the 17th March on the ing of Sunday the 16th inI. M. wai with tl :ne-520 words
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Topics of the Day.
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Article653 1876-04-20 2 ,i be English j ml lind it suits' and tan] nt, but BO axion lid that it is not per a- ell thly as a of do, or I tisfactorily as nment undoub* yen say that there are oases in which Parliamentary im tutions are found to be,653 words
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Article875 1876-04-20 2 Thk picture drawn by our Sunghie ng correspondent of the state of -olation into which the once beautiful vale ofTerncbee has fallen, affords [king evidence of the misery and oppression ruthlessly inflicted upon the natives by their chiefs in fighting out their own miserable quarrels for pre875 words
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748 1876-04-20 2 It would Appear that Lord Stanley Vlderlev was i with first encounter with Earl Carnar with refereuce to the conduct of the little war in Malaya, and on the 3rd March endeavoured to extrathe Secretary of State some sort apology tor748 words
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366 1876-04-20 2 THE DISTURBANCES IN THE NEGRI SUMBILAN. The first impression left on ooe'» mind by the p< ouroc Sunghie Ujong, which was published yeeterdav ble ,i think Lave ta'k- ;i t'sj)t'( :al lt <h1 cart 1 {•> avoid the md and A.s tl. the} iiiy stem to tfop their plundering and366 words
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Article1716 1876-04-20 3 The following lodgment delivered by the Court of Appeals in the Hack Gharry Thk Quki Hi ID OTHBBS. Mr. DonoUmm oners. CHAR< B huMen at tth day of in th hundred uty six, brahim, Ismailsah, Sangoo, and ?oondra by Holwell Hely Hut>f Her Mallows. /.—That the said1,716 words
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Article570 1876-04-20 3 (Translated for the Sf rails Times.) nested of our contemporaries that in re pro ducing these translations, their o in the Strait* Tiiius may be acknowledged.) The following circumstantially related particulars regarding" the submission of the Rajah of Pedir are translated from the official report of the commander570 words
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Article633 1876-04-20 4 ea that in reprotMfalf 'he.* trau-Lt..,^, their ..ri*iu:il ai.pearai.ro in the S'mif.l Tirrw*. may be a f I !1 1 I|" alt de in- the and the most imp after th from opulati ng the place wh< on nd vaning naturally I kotta „n it was also supposed633 words
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Article2607 1876-04-20 4 FRESH OUTBEREK IN SRI MENANTI. ikit a armed h a ink inand are for break had br had sages be att; got really n help. Ala part of last month that Captain Murray, accomj and a ched t Jompole at the an« lice ata state i heard r ces fckat2,607 words
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Article509 1876-04-20 6 (From our own <t.) 1 hare a long b by this mail, and It ir nun Straits readers will find from such port; iitics. To begin with the item of most im ance we ha Buffering from i continued drought of nearly four months. At one time,509 words
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Article26 1876-04-20 6 jgfjfyjmhmghktukkryjnt4 thn mad has a. m. the carr in the leas: here, a: troin t One I uncl noDi Far* tare next dres in w26 words
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Article457 1876-04-20 7 Q via B a that rioQment Bills on gthen the m the througboul h arrived y y morn■ort on i, and A v all vhieh port >on. I held a by A. V. 1. M. Coroner on the male unknown. B native water ik A\. bernal it457 words
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Article1044 1876-04-20 7 The Ocean Company's steamer AnteCaptain Jones, from Liverpool ri^tli February, and Pinang 6th inst. arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf this forenoon, en route to Hongkong and Shanghai. sequence of the death of W. (i. Campion, Esq., v member of the Bar, the sittings of the Supreme Court1,044 words
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Article387 1876-04-20 8 The British steamer Kromahtah, Captain Craik, anchored in the roads on Saturday night from Bangkok, which port she left on the 4th instant. Passengers. Mrs. Clunis, and i children, Mr. Lemache, and 85 nati Thi iptain Augustin, from Penang via Malacca with dates from the former port387 words
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Article744 1876-04-20 8 Captain Soetere, reports, having passed the Barque P.F.B.Q. in the northern entrai Banca Straits, Oil the 10th of April: all well on board. The \essel did not show a national I the probability is, that she is English. A.v Inquest was held at the General ital by744 words
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Article516 1876-04-20 8 The French Corvette Duckafiaud, Captain Alguion, steamed out from the Borneo Cos Wharf this morning, en route to Pondicherry. Thk British steamer Ertlepoua, Captain Hubback, which arrived last night from Swatow, has on board 5-35 Chinese Coolies for Singapore. Thk Spanish Mail steamer Ma rave Us, Captain516 words
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Article299 1876-04-20 8 H. M. S ii Buller, will leave for Labuan noon, with the nev olony. Her absence from Singa g not ex--1 to be of long duration. Wi de S llowini: the pi rat i steamer i on lit veen M vtho and Vinh-Long. The 1 roder between299 words
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Article1581 1876-04-20 8 The O. S. S. Co.'s steamer P Captain White, from Hong vith dates to the 7th instant, arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf on Thursday afternoon, o London. he B. I. S. N. Co Captain Atkinson, from Calc dates to the 2nd instant, via Rangoon, Maulmain, Pinang and1,581 words
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Article556 1876-04-20 9 The British steamer Paraguay, Captain Williams, which arrived on Saturday from Jeddah, brought 724Mahomedan pilgrams for Singapore. By the English mail yesterday we have advices from Mauritius to the 2nd March. On the 18th February that Colony was visited by a Cyclone which seems to have surpassed all preceding556 words
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Article95 1876-04-20 9 The N. I. S. N. Co's steamer Bromo, Captaiur De Jong, from Acheen Edy and Pinang arrived at Tanjong Pagar wharf yesterday morning and was despatched to Rhio, Muntok and Batavia this morning. She had on board 400 Dutch invalided troops from Acheen for Batavia. A rumour95 words
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Article158 1876-04-20 9 We note the resumption by the Military authorities at Fort Canning of the practice of firmg 1 guns 3 t a daw The temporary suspensiou, which ca me inconvenience, was we believe owing to the illness of Dr. Ferguson whose quarters wer the Fort, and who took158 words
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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Article827 1876-04-20 10 Thursday. 6th April British bardic Don Pedro 11., 244 tons, Carpenter, Chenbon British steamer Vidar, 206 tons, Bgrow, Sourabaya 2nd [April. Spanisl ns, Mnnites Liverpool 27th Feb. British steamrr ten,' edlcy, Sourabaya .lst Ad I. British steamer Consolation Kankal Mar, Amer. barque ns, Kracht, Pcnaug 29th Mar. Friday, 7th827 words
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Article435 1876-04-20 10 Thursday, 6th April. P. <fc O. steamer Teheran, Johnson, for Galle an 1 Bombay. Sarawak steamer Royalist, Kirk, for Sarawak. British steamer Petrel, Warn, for Penang. Spanish steamer Anrrera, Munites, for Manila. Friday, 7th April. British steamer Ban Yong Seng; Darke. for Bangkok. British steamer hopard, for Bally A435 words
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Page 10 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous113 1876-04-20 10 VESSELS PASSED AKJEK. Date. Flag. Ship's Name. Captain. From. To. -IWh ans Newcastle -rw? Perscverant .ourdais Havre z:: ,J^- 25. a-g, gg zgL E.285L. g^ H t P fifc Swedish Nore p!-k tZ 16 Order -British Dreadnought Fry Cape Town ;*n Hieronymus B Shl vZT° ga P° re r; g^-.-w113 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous627 1876-04-20 1 SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR. Iff DATk I -HIP SWAM v, AND Rlu t.)NB. »F AR-. W HERE FROM) CONSIGNEES OR AGENTS. DfiSTIXATIOK. RIVAL. HBN-OF-WAR Pantie 3 Johore Pateraon, Simons Si Co. Johore Lily VI. steimer Hongkong v val Officer. Station I Banjernuwain igshea H. N. M. steai: April 10 Acheen627 words
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