Singapore Chronicle and Commercial Register, 4 December 1828
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Title Section26 1828-12-04 1 SINGAPORE CHRONICLE. THURSDAY, December 4th, 1828. Public Notifications appearing in this Register and signed by the proper Authorities are to be considered as official No. 12326 words
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Article80 1828-12-04 1 PROBATE of the last will and Testament of Graham Mackenzie Esq, late, of Singapore, deceased, having been granted by the Court of Judicature of Prince of Wales Island Singapore and Malacca, to Colin Mackenzie and W. D. Shaw, Executors in the said will named.—All per sons having demands against80 words
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Article1946 1828-12-04 1 Thursday, December 4, 1828. The Francis Watson arrived here this forenoon, from Liverpool the 15th of June. We have not learned that she brings any news, but should the papers by her (which we have not yet seen) contain anything of importance, it is our intention to issue a1,946 words
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Advertisement99 1828-12-04 1 NOTICE is hereby given, that an application has been this day made to the Hon’ble The Court of Judicature of Prince of Wales Island Singapore and Malacca, at Singapore, in its Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction, for letters of administration to all and singular the Goods and Chattels, rights, Credits and Effects, which99 words
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Article1780 1828-12-04 2 The vices among the people of India which tend most to enfeeble the arm of justice, are two their proneness to perjury and their perfidy as agents of police; the one rendering it extremely difficult to convict offenders upon satisfactory evidence the other, shielding them from detection and apprehension,1,780 words
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Article967 1828-12-04 3 On Monday last, being the Anniversary of Sir Richard Strachan’s Victory over that part of the French Fleet, winch had escaped from Trafalgar, the Gentlemen of the Civil, and Military services, gave a Fancy Dress Ball to Captain Carroll, C. B., and the Officers of His Majesty’s Ship Java.967 words
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Article335 1828-12-04 3 ARRIVALS. NOVEMBER. 19th Put back Siam Ship Ngon Khun Muan, C. M. Lewis. 21st British Barque Faizul Currim, Meah Bie Hyder Alley, from Siam 12th November. 22nd American Ship Sachem, Abel Coffin, from Siam 16th Nov. Dutch Schooner Fattal Ganie, Seyd Oessen, from Pinang; 31st Oct. and Malacca. 23rd335 words