A deputation representing the people resident in the Kogarah district was introduced to the Minister for Works on Friday to advocate the construction of a railway platform at Webber's-road, Illawarraa railway, between Kogarah and ...
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Article : 1,753 wordsThe following is the judgment of the Full Court, pronounced by the CHIEF JUSTICE on the 26th February, 1884, on the appeal from the Acting Primary Judge, delivered on the 8th of August last: ...
Article : 2,133 wordsMajor Arthur Griffiths, one of her Majesty's Inspectors of Prisons, having a distinct literary turn and rare opportunities, moreover a marvellous industry, has from the material which the history of Newgate ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Mon 21 Jul 1884, Page 5
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