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  4. " A HUGE HOLIDAY. "

    IN Max O'Rell's description of Queen Victoria's funeral pageant (for the "New York Journal") he writes:— Oh yes, it was a most inspiring and impressive ...

    Article : 634 words
  5. ROWDY GERMAN SAILOR'S.

    COMPLAINTS have been lodged at TRUTH office by respectable citizens of Woolloomooloo concerning the blackguardly conduct of certain German sailors belonging to the Nord-deutcher ...

    Article : 1,147 words
  6. THE LIGHTS 0' LONDON.

    THE long, sullen, northern winter is not nearly over. The Court being in mourning, makes everything dull. Theatres are as slow as it is possible for them to be. The only stirring affair ...

    Article : 3,339 words
  7. POLICE V. PEOPLE.

    AT Lismore last month, before the Police Magistrate, a young fellow turned Robert Starling was brought up under the Vagrant Act, and, although quite a lad, the police, in arresting ...

    Article : 502 words
  8. GAOL HORRORS.

    THE following is a statement from an ex-prisoner who has been incarcerated in tho Parramatta Gaol :— " A prisoner named Kelly, who was undergoing ...

    Article : 527 words
  9. AN AUSTRALIAN JOURNALIST.

    THERE died the other day, in Melbourne, one of the oldest journalists in Australia, Robert Percy Whitworth. Mr. Whitworth come to this continent in the carly fifties, quite a young man. ...

    Article : 237 words
  10. OUR BOSS BANQUETEER.

    Kanakas are a savage race, folks say, Who bolt their food in a most wolfish way. In fact, a first class glutton is each one —But you should see " Australia's Noblest ...

    Article : 273 words
  11. THE BUSHRANGING DAYS.

    TO-DAY (says the Singleton "Argus" of April 9) is the anniversary of the death of Mr. Peter Clarke, who, it will he remembered, was killed by the bushranger Wilson on April 9,1863. The ...

    Article : 495 words
  12. A POLTROON PUSH.

    FOR some time past the Brick-bat Brigades, otherwise known aa pushes, have been comparatively quiet, but that this much-desired state of affairs was not destined to become permanent ...

    Article : 212 words
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  15. PUGNACIOUS POLICEMAN,

    ON Wednesday evening last a respectable little boy, about 14 years of age, was sitting at the corner of King and Elizabeth streets awaiting the arrival of a tram, when a cyclopean copper ...

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  16. A VICTIMISED VETERAN.

    AN old naval man, Edward Brookes, 67 years of age, now residing at Riverston, accepted the Government's invitation to attend the Commonwealth celebrations and march in the procession ...

    Article : 346 words
  17. A FOOTBALL ENCORE.

    The halfback seized the ball and made a superb rush down the field. The crowd went wild. But when the cheers of applause had subsided it was apparent that the ball had ...

    Article : 73 words
  18. ANOTHER CAMERA OUTRAGE.

    First Tramp. ' Ever had yer photergraph taken, Clarence?' Second Tramp: 'Only wunst, an that wuz in a group.' First Tramp : ' Who wus the other pleasant ...

    Article : 58 words
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