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  2. THE UPPER DARLING.

    Menindie, 22nd December. The river is falling slowly. Since my last communication, it has fallen seven inches, and still going down; and the mailman reports the river falling fast upwards, ...

    Article : 1,757 words
  3. NOTICES OF AUSTRALIAN GAME BIRDS.

    It was a happy thought of Landseer's when be called the stag the "monarch of the glen," and so the bustard, of all our feathered tribe, may well be called the monarch of the plain, for a more lordly bird was never ...

    Article : 1,352 words
  4. THE "EDINBURGH REVIEW" UPON QUEENSLAND.

    It is a great pity in many respects that we Australians are not more able, or are not more inclined to try to paint our own national and social features ourselves. We suffer from it by the misrepresentations of our foes, and ...

    Article : 2,027 words
  5. IPSWICH POLICE COURT.

    Ann Foster pleaded guilty to being drunk yesterday. As this was her first offence, and on her promising to reforms, she was discharged. Samuel Molesworth v. Francis Moon.—The plaintiff ...

    Article : 67 words
  6. Wednesday, January 20.

    William Dowd was brought up on remand before the Police Magistrate, charged with forging and uttering a certain document purporting to be a banker's draft for £100. ...

    Article : 380 words
  7. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AND MURDER.

    At an early hour on Thursday morning a plasterer, named William Williams, who has been working in town for some months past, attempted to cut the throat of a ...

    Article : 1,447 words
  8. YOUNG-LADYISM.

    The "young-ladyism" of which we have to complain must be a more or less familiar idea to the minds of our readers. Stuart Mill, in his work on Liberty, bitterly complains of the want of individuality which forms the ...

    Article : 1,371 words
  9. THE LATE DEATHS BY FIRE AT BRISBANE.

    An inquest was held yesterday (Monday) at the Sawyer's Arms, before Dr. Cannan, coroner, and a jury, no examine into the causes which produced the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Cowell and her servant, Sarah Hunter. ...

    Article : 375 words
  10. A RAID UPON REA.

    "The Inevitable Rea," not having had sufficient opportunities of hearing his own sweet voice at indignation meetings, has been forced to take up his pen—a goosequill—in order to keep himself before the public, and ...

    Article : 1,251 words
  11. LETTER FROM A CLARENCE FARMER.

    The Empire publishes the following extract of a private letter, dated Warepah Island, by Rockymouth:—"As a member of my family is about to proceed to the Hunter River, ...

    Article : 478 words
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