CAPTAIN WARD and Professor SMITH have lately enjoyed a pleasant excursion in the country, and have now published a report of their observations and reflections during the journey. The ...
Article : 456 wordsTHE individuals Comprising the mining populations of New, south Wales belong to a Very difference class of men in,1860 from those who, in the ealier days of our gold history pursued thi branch ...
Article : 2,879 wordsCAPTAIN WARD and Professor SMITH have lately enjoyed a pleasant excursion in the country, and have now published a report of their observations and reflections during the journey. The ...
Article : 607 wordsThe Braidwood Observer of the 20th ultimo has tbs following— ALARMING STATE, ON SICKNESS, AMONOST THE DIGGERS We indebted to the courtesy of a contempo ...
Article : 418 wordsSUDDEN DEATHS— On Sunday, about 3 o'clock P.M, the wife of a small settler.'named Burks fell from her bed and immediately expired. An inquest was held on the body on Monday. It appears that the deceased had been of ...
Article : 119 wordsThe following ia from the Yass Courier, of Wednosday last — SHOCKING ACCIDENT— Yesterday forenoon, on inqu was held before I, M. Blake, Esq., coronur for the ...
Article : 782 wordsTHE weather has again taken a change, and the. rain, has set in again in earnest, with every appearance of a heavy flood." What with'bad weather, bad roads, bard' times, and'no money.'makea' everything appoir very gloomy. ...
Article : 164 wordsThe Southern Courter of the 24th August reports as follows of the stook market'— The market continues in the same languid condition, literally in statu que. There have been no more ...
Article : 539 wordsAUGUST 25th — Tempus fugit, and yat this town still assumes its wonted a spect enlivened occasionally by a party from the Snowy River prancing along, in all their glory, or stone, poor traveller may be seen with his pet ...
Article : 242 wordsLITERASY— Pursuant to advertisement, the Rer. J. S. White delivered in the. Courts. House, on Monday evening, a, lecture, on Astronomy. W. R. Collett, Esq., occupied the air. With a'few ...
Article : 1,308 wordsTHE FOLLOWING is from Wednesday's Bathurst Free Press— NARROW ESCAPE — On monday evening last a boy of eleven years of age son of Mr. John Drew of Bathurest ...
Article : 606 wordsTHE following is from the Goulburn Herald — The following extracts are from a private letter to a gentleman living near Goulburn, and, though not designed for publication, they are worth perusal, as ...
Article : 1,424 wordsThe Bathurst Times' correspondent has the following — Mary Byrne was brought before the Court for a further hearing, on the charge of attempting to poison nor hus ...
Article : 301 wordsTHE EFFECTS or TEMPERATURE— I am but'a poor physist and an indifferent metaphysician; navertheness I have observed that the great majority of stupid quarrels between, friends and members of the same family, of savage and ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Sat 1 Sep 1860, Page 3
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