THERE is very little in the shape of plot in this Legend, it runs simply thus:—There was a f[?] existing between two tribes on the island, the one.—o[?] which Deloya was chief—inhabitins the mountains; the other, headed by Melanda, dwelling on the plain. In ...
Article : 1,468 wordsLORD LOVAINE rose to ask the question, of which he had given notice, in reference to the conduct of the director of the Smith Eastern Railway Company in running a special train for the conveyance of the persons who attended the ...
Article : 2,353 wordsJULY 7TH.—The only news of importance is the prevalence of colonial fever on the Snowy River, and that prevailing epidemic the influenza, which has also committed it ravages amongst as. But we have had a fearful ...
Article : 576 wordsSIR,—When Mr. Dalley left this colony for England, Mr Walker, of Wind, or, was elected in his stead. Mr. Walker said that he was t liberal; and many believed him, and voted for him I have been at the trouble of collecting a few of ...
Article : 615 wordsTHE committee appointed to inquire into the principles which should regulate the defences of the Colonies have sent in their report. The commission consisted of Mr. George A. Hamilton, Mr. John Robert Godley, and Mr. T. ...
Article : 1,534 wordsSIR.—As your object in discussing the Land question is, no doubt, to [?]t information on the subject in its various hearings, that the public may come to some clear apprehension on this very important interest, I would ...
Article : 3,156 wordsSIR.—My benefit, announced for to-morrow evening, will not take place, in consequence of the extraordinary conduct of the present [?], who, not content with £90 for the house (a sum hi[?] unasked), but coolly ...
Article : 98 wordsAs I lay in my cabin, in slumber reposing, I saw a sweet vision—a visiun of Home: Of the land of my birth, of the home of my childhood, The spot I still think of wherever I roam. ...
Article : 233 words"Garibald[?] and his expodition force has landed at Mar[?]a" —Empire telegram, of 5th July. THE prison, the rack, the seaffold or grave, The doom of our dearest, our wisest and brave; ...
Article : 245 wordsMy "brothers, I am with you, I answer to your call: Sicilians! I will aid you, By the God who rules us all. ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Thu 12 Jul 1860, Page 3
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