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  2. SPIRIT RAPPING DISCLOSURE.

    IT was an evening late in this last July. The place was a large drawing-room, or gallery, in one of the most fashionable locali[?]es in the west end of London. Nine persons were present, five ladies ...

    Article : 1,899 words
  3. PARRAMATTA.

    RIFLE MATCHES.—Two rifle matches came off at the Parramatta Volunteer Rifle butts, on Monday. February 2nd between members of the Parramatta [?]ps. There were three prizes in the first match, ...

    Article : 336 words
  4. MY ALLEGED DELINQUENCIES.—MR. JOHN WYLLIE.

    SIR,—When the celebrated John Wesley was exposed, like myself, to a whole series of calumnious and unfounded charges in the public press of the day, and one of his friends said to him, when something peculiarly ...

    Article : 3,044 words
  5. LISMORE, RICHMOND RIVER.

    JANUARY 31st.—On the anniversary of the colony Messrs. Girards gave the children of the National school. Lismore, Richmond River, a grand streat, as a mark of their great satisfaction in the advancement of the children ...

    Article : 143 words
  6. KEMPSEY.—MACLEAY RIVER.

    SIR,—Your issue of the 9th instant contains a report of that memorable event in the history of this district—the Kempsey Race —held on the Kempsey Common, where venerable looking gum [?] grow in great ...

    Article : 525 words
  7. PORT MACQUARIE.

    JANUARY 26.—Not, since the month of August, 1858, have we had such extraordinary rains as have fallen since the 23rd instant, up to this hour (10 a.m.), and there is every appearance of a continuance thereof. As ...

    Article : 1,542 words
  8. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE.

    SIR,—Your columns have nobly done their work of late in laying bare the feebleness and inefficiency of our police system, but were you to ransack the colony from north to south, I question whether a distrist could be ...

    Article : 320 words
  9. RISE AND PROGRESS OF ILLAWARRA.

    THE Illawarra Express publishes the following as some of the reminiscences of Mr. C. T. Smith, an old resident of Illawarra, as delivered in a lecture by that gentleman:— ...

    Article : 2,383 words
  10. THE EMPIRE'S LEADING ARTICLE OF YESTERDAY.

    DEAR MR. EDITOR.—make no apology for addressing you on the above subject, for the public will at once assure you that such is unneces'ary; rather that one from you should be demanded for your freedom of pen in ...

    Article : 668 words
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