To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal
"Breathes there the man with soul so dead Who never to himself bath said This is my own, my native land!" Sir.—Knowing the value of your space and…
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Mining & the mines, 1860
136 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 6 of 7
To the Editor of the Bathurst Free Press and Mining Journal
SIR.—Your contemporary in a thing, [?] leading article, has offered certain stricture on the volunteer movement, and those who originated that movement. With their comments…
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Sir.—I find that my plain matter of fact letter which appeared in your issue of Saturday, September 29th, has not only stirred up the bile of the great guns of the Bathurst Times; but it…
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Thus far I have grounded my arguments on scripture, nor can I see that any one has a right to lake any other grounds. God has given a command that "the murderer shall be put to…
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WEATHER.— Since the storm of the 30th ult., reported in my last, the weather has become more settled. The Abercrombie rose sixteer feet a fow days since, putting a stop to all…
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Sir,— Being absent from Bathurst for a considerable time, I had no idea on my return, of the war spirit, that had appeared here and was pervading the Bathuritonians, till I was startled…
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I cannot imagine on what ground they found their opinion. I would ask, is the liability of being hanged for murder, on inducement to commit it? Is there something desirable in…
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MINING.— In my last. I stated, that the conflicting accounts from Lambing Flat, precluded the expression of a decided opinion, as to the payable nature of that locality,…
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Sir.— I beg to contradict the report that Hayes' claim, on the Lower Turon, turns out an ounce to the dish twelve feet high, or even five pennyweights to the barrow. I merely…
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Sir,— I have no doubt when I tell you that I am an Irishman, that you will not be surprised at the following jottings I repeat, then, I am a son of the Emerald I sle, and delight as much…
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SIR.— I take the hint proclaimed in 'your "Poet's Corner," of the 15th, under the head "I wish I were an Editor," and now forward to the Editorial Sanerum a few seeds of the…
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Sir,— In appearing before the public in opposition to the aspersions hurled at the Jury by the Times in the case Maria Goodey v; Christopher Macdonald, I have to the best…
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Sir,— It has been proved beyond doubt that the instincts of animals both rational and irrational are always tine to their nature. In this they differ essentially from constitutional…
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SIR,—I perceive that in the columns of the Bathurst Free Press, your correspondent at Peel has made use of an assertion alluding to me, that I wish to contradict, having reference to the Pell…
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WEATHER.—We have been lately visited with very heavy rain, causing the creeks and old Abercrombie to rise to such a height as to stop all traffic. The crops in this quarter are…
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SIR.—Through the columns of your valuable journal, I wish to make known the great disadvantages which the permanent residents of the Abere[?]ble River are labouring…
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Tins little township was last week thrown into groat excitement by the arrival from Sydney of one of the miners (belonging to Lucky Point Tunnel) with his nowly-married…
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SIR,—The Land Question is no new fangled notion or motion introduced, simply to while away the time of parliamentary spouters, or to keep Ministers from rusting, whilst they…
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Sir, " Cynic" is not dead yet four is the "beaten off," he yet breathes, though [?]. He felt rather annoyed because you refused to publish his answer to Messrs. Gall and Co., but on…
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SIR,—It is with regret that one notice. the apathy ami indifference with which the labouring class look upon the actions of their representatives in Parliament. [?] seem to…
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