The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1835-1869), 6 July 1861

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    12 1 THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY MORNING, thb 6tu JULY, 1801.
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    MARRIAGE.
    42 1 At Singapore, on 29th ultimo, by the Revd. A. D. Nicolsos, C. II. H. Wilsone, only Son of George Ross Wiwose Esq., of Endrick Bank, Stirlingshire, to Faicnt M. Sable, youngest daughter of the late Chaei.es Sable, Esq., of Westness, Orkney.
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    THE OVERLAND SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
    3002 1 Singapore Saturday Morning, 6th July 1861. LOCAL. The Third Session of Oyer and Terminer and General Gaot Delivery at Singapore for 1861, was opened on the 3rd cur rent before the Hon. Colonel OrfeurCavenagh. Governor, Pieaidcnt, and the Hon Sir Richard Bolton McCausiand, Recorder. The
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    PAHANG.
    384 1 Referring to our issue of the 20th ultimo, in which it was stated that Wan Alnnat had declined the invitation of His Honor the Governor to visit Singapore, it would appear that he is determined to carry out his own designs and in his own way, in deflance ot
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    1527 1 The following are the particulars of the frightful ruin wrought on the island of Simo, one of the Balu group, on the West Coast of Siiinatia, by the sea-quake on the 9th March last Simo before the occurrence bad 13 campongs or villages, four of which, however, -although
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    PINANG.
    318 2 The European Artillery stationed here have unanimously elected to join the Line. On Monday last they uppeared before the Police Magistrate, took the oaths, and received the bounty Irom Major Snow.— riming Gazette June 15. An American gentleman, from the Southern States, has come to Pinang to sec island
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    274 2 The Biitish Steamer Cosmopolite, C?ap. Campbell, from Bombay the 8th ultimo, arrived here on the 21st, and sailed for Hongkong on the morning of the 23rd. Her Majesty*8 Steamir Chesapeake, Captain Maguire, sailed for England on the 19th ultimo. The Siamese Screw Steamer Chow Phya Captain Orton, returned
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    VESSELS PASSED STRAITS OF SUNDA
    396 2 Juue 7 British Gut/an, Pringle, from Singapore 1st May for Swan River. tt 8 American Surprise, Ranlett, from New York 29th March for Batavia. 8 British S/uta Ze Shewan, from London 13th March for Hongkong. rt 9 American Mary Sf Louisa, Jones, from Shanghai 19th
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    Shipping Intelligence
    347 2 ARRIVALS. June 21 Swan from rifeibok tt 21 Amelia Batavia n 21 Cosmopolite (steamer) Bombay tt 21 Screamer (American) Saigon 21 Amalia (Sard.) Melbourne tt 21 Alaric Calcutta 21 Prioress (American) Manila tt 23 Nova Bella Bombay r> 23 Water Witch Adelaide n 23 Kim Tay Hien (Dutch)
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    SHIPPING IN THE HARBOUR
    544 2 1 'cXSct* Names. Tittt* t'uotmaudei s. H. M's. steamer Charybdit 1600 Keane, Hon. H.M'*. steamer Bemgla\ iiLiy, E*i. 11. M's. steamer Tense\ 100 Noyes H. I. M's Steamer Soane 1200, Mons. Callas H. M's steamer Echo' banter Span, barq Maria Rosairo 390 Franco Sardinian ban j
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