The first intimation of Morgan's approach appears to have been to Mr. Isaac Vincent, on Friday afternoon, about four o'olock. The latter was kneeling down in the verandah, driving in a nail, and on lifting his head ...
Article : 987 wordsMalden, said I, and I looked In the maiden's solemn eyes, Seen a moment meeting mine, Then o'erhid like destinies. ...
Article : 665 wordsA MODEL DEPOSITION.—After a long course of attendance at the popular readings delivered by Messrs. Smithers and Hailes, at the Central Police Educational Establishment for the confusion of evil knowledge, and the ...
Article : 1,152 wordsWo liavo intelligence from Mew York to the. 12th instant, including detalla of the progress of the siege of Charleston, and the success ot'Liurnaido end Roaoncrana in Knst Tennessee. ...
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Advertising : 2,464 wordsA man named William Saville, known to be a dealer and carrier, was coming down, the country to Sydney, and on arriving between Berrima and Picton he was met by a man (a stranger to him) who entered into ...
Article : 338 wordsThe Australian Flora being just now like Dinah, dressed in "gorgeous array," probably accounts for the perpetration of the following botanical compliment recently paid to the blooming Hebe who dispenses the ...
Article : 245 wordsAfter superhuman exertions, the Police succeeded on Tuesday in apprehending a perfectly innocent man (!) on suspicion of being the perpetrator, of this murderous outrage. Equally singular to say, the innocent individual ...
Article : 58 wordsA BUSHRANGER'S CONSIDERATION.—NOBLE SELFSACRIFICE!—By a telegram received on Thursday at the office of the Inspector General of Police, we are informed that John Vane one of Gilbert's principal lieutenants, ...
Article : 177 wordsIn the District Court on Wednesday week a " wonderfool". equestrian entertainment was given under. the "hauspices" of Messrs Kemp and Beal—the former acting as "Clown to the Ring" under the professional ...
Article : 863 wordsOn Wednesday, night four bushrangers stuck-up several teams, and also Mr Sid well's public-house, two miles from Goulburn. The bushrangers drank a good deal at Sidwell's house, and he, aided by two teamsters, ...
Article : 210 wordsElizabeth Scott, David. Gedge and Julian Cross, the three prisoners who were convicted at Beechworth, on the 23rd of October last, of the murder of Robert Scott, a refreshment tent beeper, between the Devil's River and ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 266 wordsGILBERT, O'MEALLY and HALL, between 8 and 9 o'clock last evening, attacked the house of Mr Campbell, situated about half way between Eugbuia and Tourong. Either Gilbertor O'Meally ...
Article : 111 wordsTHE MOST EXCITING PROBLEM OF THE DAY.— Who is entitled to the £1000 offered for the apprehension of Vane? It would appear that this misguided man yielded to the intercession of his mothor to give himself ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 83 wordsMR. C. MARTYN reports—The influx of fresh stock during the past week has been most Unprecedented, and produced a slight decline in prices. The sales of broken-in horses effected at the Hazaar were very numerous, and the prices ...
Article : 670 wordsIt was communicated by the wires last evening that O'MEALLY was the bushranger killed in the attack upon Mr Campbell's residence, as above recorded. ...
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Bell's Life in Sydney and Sporting Chronicle (NSW : 1860 - 1870), Sat 21 Nov 1863, Page 3
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