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  2. THE SEATS OF INSURRECTION.

    Public apprehension is now allayed as to the ultimate result of the troubles in India. Delhi has been captured, and Lucknow relieved, without additional reinforcements from ...

    Article : 5,028 words
  3. ILLAWARRA.

    THE [?]OON.Already the sub-committee appointed to carry out the steps necessary to render the lagoon secure, under the authority of Mr. Smith, have all but completed their work. They have had the lagoon ...

    Article : 599 words
  4. THE SOUTHERN GOLD FIELDS.

    The late accounts from the reef having gone the rounds of the press, in justice to my fellow-miners I should not feel justified did I not contradict the following erroneous statements which were ...

    Article : 296 words
  5. WESTERN DISTRICTS.

    GRASS SEED.—In some portions of the interior grass seed has proved very destructive amongst young sheep, which, when suffering from its thousand shafts, can h[?]rdly be kept together by the most careful shepherding. ...

    Article : 1,026 words
  6. TUENA.

    Within the last few weeks these diggings have gone ahead very satisfactorily. All the bed claims in the creek still continue to pay first-rate, not one having turned out a "shicer." Sims's party turned out a nugget on ...

    Article : 186 words
  7. NEW ENGLAND.

    THE WEATHER.—In the beginning of the week the weather had a threatening aspect, which was succeeded by the muttering of distant thunder and the visit of a few light showers. These, however, were so trifling in ...

    Article : 593 words
  8. KIAMA.

    WEATHER.—We are now favoured with mild weather. Lately we had a few refreshing showers, which have given a fresh appearance to the pasture land: and. although the pasture is still bare, a continuation of this ...

    Article : 292 words
  9. THE STEBONHEATH.

    The late case of the Stebonheath is an instance in proof of the shameful manner in which the immigration interests of this country are attended to in England. We have often complained of the mail service, of ...

    Article : 1,154 words
  10. TO THE EDITOR OF THE EMPIRE.

    SIR—In your issue of to-day you give as a text for protectionists, the fact that certain castings being required for Sydney, which might be made here, are to be imported, because they can be obtained cheaper and of ...

    Article : 768 words
  11. MORETON BAY.

    By the arrival of the Boomerang, we are put in possession of Moreton Bay papers to the 6th instant. In his communication of the 20th February, the Drayton correspondent of the Courier says:—"If we do ...

    Article : 1,423 words
  12. CARCOAR.

    Our second day's races commenced on Thursday, and I am sorry to say were less attended than on the first day. The first was a hack race for £10, which was won by Mr. Lynch's Swiper. ...

    Article : 537 words
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