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Detailed lists, results, guides : 158 wordsA correspondent of the Times, writing from Rome' on the 25th September, says:- I devote this letter to two horrible murders. I am prompted to do so mainly on account of the ...
Article : 1,809 wordsMrs. Reeves, living near Bridgewater, was bitten by a snake on December 18, and might have lost her life but for an act of resolution and nerve on her part which is seldom recorded of a woman. The ...
Article : 2,106 wordsBUSH FIRES.—Nearly every day lately dense volumes of smoke [?] be seen in the bush to the south and west of Maitland, indicating the ravages of bush fires. We have not heard of any special ...
Article : 5,173 wordsThe inquest on the body of John Beeth, operated upon by Dr. Beaney, is now proceeding. Dr. Webb, who assisted Dr. Beaney, during a conversation with Dr. Duncan on the case, called him a liar. Dr. ...
Article : 105 wordsWard, the man who was shot, was better this morning. Hopes are entertained of his recovery. The bullet has not yet been extracted. Samuel Tighe has been committed for trial for ...
Article : 131 wordsThe rain continued this morning, but cleared off before noon. Bannerman and Powell, on the New South Wales side, again went to the wickets. Bannerman, after ...
Article : 234 wordsACCIDFNT TO THE TRAIN.—On Thursday list, a little while after the passenger train had left Camberwell station for Musclebrook, one of the steam pipes of the engine burst, causing the fire to ...
Article : 444 wordsPitt, for the murder of Mrs. Marlin, has been committed for trial. ...
Article : 14 wordsTin is in limited demand; Australian, 10s. Wheat unchanged. ...
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Advertising : 1,087 wordsMEASLES.—This complaint is again making its appearance in town. Several young children belonging to the resident families of Bourke are suffering from it. It does not seem to wear any virulent [?]orm, but on ...
Article : 153 wordsSTOCK NEWS.—2200 fat wethers, the property of Messrs. Sawers and Orr, of Bundabulla station, Bokhira River, and are for the Sydney market (Mr. D. Power in charge), travelling by way of Mara Creek. ...
Article : 213 wordsIntelligence was received that the New South Wales men were all out for 171. Seven of the Victorian men were out for 30. The match ended with New South Wales the winner in one innings, with 1 ...
Article : 181 wordsOn last Tuesday a very serious accident occurred to a lad named Simpson, a son of Mr. Simpson of the Square and Compass Inn, Market-street. He got caught in the cogs of his father's chaff cutting ...
Article : 82 wordsA shoeing match for £5 took place on Wednesday afternoon last, at Mr. W. J. Hawthorne's forge, Wharf-street, South Grafton, when Mr. T. Du[?]y shod a restive horse, wi[?]hout roping it, in 2 hours and 20 ...
Article : 332 wordsMaize 4s. to 4[?] 3d. per bushel. Wheat, 5s. to 5s. 6d. [?] Oaten hay, £6 10s. [?] per ton. Lucerne hay [?] ...
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