The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 5 February 1858

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    11 1 THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, TUB 5ru FEBRUARY, 1858.
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  • Article
    BTRTH.
    11 1 On the 30tli ultimo, Mrs JOAQCIM (1'ALMEIDA of a Sox.
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    THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
    411 1 Singapore j Friday, 5th February 1858. LOCAL, Among«tthe suggestions ipade by the late Grand Jury in connection with the Court, one is of the highest importance. They recommend the abolition of lay judges and that a Puisne judge should be appointed in addition to the
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    PIRACY.
    91 1 Two small trading pralius from Padang, near Tanjong Tolior, bound to Singapore fell in with six pralius shortly after leaving Padanj; which fired three musket shots at them. One of the trading pralius made tor the shore and the other, which was small and swift, made its escape, pursuing
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    PINANG.
    275 1 We have Gazettes to the 23rd ultimo. Mr Braddell, the Assistant to the Resident and Magistrate having obtained leave of absence for one year, to proceed to Europe, will be succeeded by Mr Alexander, the Assistant and Magistrate in Province \3 ellesley, who will be replaced by Mr Willans
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    SIAK.
    66 1 Late arrivals from Siac bring information that the Dutch steamer is still at Bancalis, and that it is apparently intended to form a permanent post there, a number of convicts being employed in converting tbe materials ot Mr tlson's establishment into bouses &c. A party of soldiers lias also
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    JAVA.
    822 1 By the Mail Steamer Bandn, Captain Boun, we have Java papers to the 23rd ultimo, from which we extract the following On the night of the Dec. last, the Ne herland India ba>que Tirnbaug lying t» the roads-of Minlo, was found to have three feet of water in the
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    415 1 The P. O. Co'a steamer Aden Capt. Bernard, arrived here on the 21st ultimo, from Hongkong the 15th, aud sailed for Pinang and Bombay on the 23rd. The British steamer Lancefieid, Capt Oliver, arrived here on the 25lh ultimo, from Hongkong the 19th,. and left this for Calcutta
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    VESSELS PASSED STRAITS OF SUNDA.
    308 1 Jan. 9 British Strati Htnde. M<itn, from Shanghai 23rd December for London. 9 Spanish Rmigrante, Ju*a, from Manila 2lit December for Ced z 9 Bremen Arckimedtt. Hilferlek, fmm Manila a5th December for Melbourne. 9 Spentsb Julitn Ruxuet/a. Ariose, from Swa* row Sotb December for H*vannab.
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    Shipping Intelligence.
    465 1 ARRIVALS. Jaf j. SI Aden (steamer) from Hongkong 21 Salom (Dutch) A coy 21 handford Sinn 22 Ann Sydoey 22 Henddka (Dutch) Aonoy 22 J Brightman burn 23 Mrtbs H««ei Amoy 23 Amelia (French) Sam 25 Laocrfield (steamer) H n.koog t 25 Augustine (French) M«niU 25 R-.ce Ho>ee(H.
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  • Obituary
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    22 1 DEATH, At Batavia, on the27th December last, JOHN FORCES DAVIDSON, aued 27 years, only Son of ROBERT DAVIDSON, late Physician General, Madras.
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