Sir—In your issue, of April 10th is an article headed "Mining Nows—Burrangong, or Lambing Flat; from a corrospondont." This article is a verbatim copy from one in the Town and Country Journal of April tho 9th, ...
Article : 685 wordsTHE papers to hand on Thursday morning inform us that the injuries indicted by the recent floods at Cowra are astounding. Twenty-one houses have been awept away in Cowra alone, independent of all kinda of ...
Article : 646 wordsThe House met this morning, pursuant to adjournment, for the purpose of prorogation. The PRESIDENT took the chair at about a quarter to twelve o'clock. The members present were—the Hon. ...
Article : 1,082 wordsSIR—In your report of the proceedings in the Legislative Asscmbly yesterday evening, Mr. Piddington is said to have spoken as follows:—"It was utterly impossible to draw any comparison between this ...
Article : 1,071 wordsTHIS great event came off on Saturday afternoon, on the Albert Ground, in the presence of a very large number of spectators. In fact, with one or two exceptions, the largest crowd ever got together at this ...
Article : 1,974 wordsDURING the last season in Sydney of the former opera company "Un Ballo in Maschera" was the universal favourite; it attracted the most crowded houses to listen to Escott, Geraldine Warden, Devoti, Bertolini, ...
Article : 1,622 wordsHEAVY floods were experienced at Quoanboyan. The Commercial Bank had to be abandoned, care being taken to secure the offects. The bridge stood the force of the current, not with standing that the water came up ...
Article : 123 wordsSIR,—To an honest-hearted industrious man, the want of employment is about the most painful position he could be placed in, and many high-minded, yet poor men, would almost prefer dying rather than seek relief ...
Article : 1,270 wordsWE have had another flood since I got home, more disastrous than its predecessors. The height of the Hawkesbury actually forced the Macdonald water back a distance of ten miles. The oldest inhabitant here stood amazed on the ...
Article : 107 wordsANOTHER FLOOD AT BREEZA.—Another and another still aucceeding: and yet, though rotice has been privately and publicly given, no step has yet been taken to repair our former calamity. Our bridge, in its present injured state, is ...
Article : 442 wordsSIR,—It appears to me when a man gets out of temper in discussing principles in a daily paper, that he has a very bad case. It little concerns the public whether your correspondent threw up his breakfast with ...
Article : 666 wordsON Monday and Tuesday last, this locality was visited by the most disastrous flood over experlenced here. We have tolament, not only the devastation of wheat, maize, potatoes, turnips, pumpkins, and hay, basides fences erected at heavy ...
Article : 618 wordsThe SPEAKER took the chair at four minutes to twelve. There was a largo attendance of members. The following were either present in the Chamber or within the precincts of the Assembly:—Messrs. ...
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Empire (Sydney, NSW : 1850 - 1875), Mon 9 May 1870, Page 3
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