Correspondence Soldiers' Memorial To the Editor
Sir,—You cannot possibly be ignorant of the cause of the delay in the erection of a Soldiers Memorial on the Market Square. The committee…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1908
184 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 6 of 10
A Soldier of Fortune. a Tale of the Crimea
She took, his hand and pressed it silently; to speak was too much even for her fortitude, the trembling of her voice would have betrayed her…
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Lelia, Julian, and our hero, were assembled round the couch of Henri, whose advancement towards health during the last few days had been so rapid that his…
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She advanced to the opening of the cart, at the back of the driver's seat, drew aside the tilt, and endeavored to catch the reins. A violent blow from the ruflian…
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Very Rev. Dean Marriott is hopeful that Bathurst may yet have a soldiers' memorial, and that within the life of the present members of the meeting of that body, he…
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Charles remained silent. He never doubled for a moment that such was really the case, although he forebore to declare hits opinion…
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"Because the sentiment of love is more deeply rooted in him than the passion. It is the brain, Charles, not the heart, that kills."…
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Three boys named John Smith, aged 12 years, Leslie Smithy a brother, aged 11, and Tommy Craig aged 7. were at the homestead of George Smith, at…
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In the District Court to-day, before Judge , Rogers and a jury of four, an notion was concluded in which Mary MacPherson, of Sefton Park, North Bankstown, sued…
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At a meeting of the Bathurst Soldiers' Memorial Committee last night it was decided to abandon all previous proposals as to the form the…
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When the clouds have poured their rain, Sweeter smell the flowers; brighter shines the heaven's starry train, In earth's sunless hours…
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At last a definite move has been made in connection with the Bathurst Soldiers Memorial. Not before it was time either, for the inaction of the…
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Upon a bed of straw reclined the gaunt figure of an aged man whose venerable beard fell like a snow wreath upon his chest: his dress had evidently been rich,…
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Sir,—Will you kindly grant me space in your valuable paper to offer a few suggestions in regard to the Soldiers' Memorial, I would suggest the erection of a column…
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For the weal of the city and with the object of scouring the very best value place[?] in the very best position. His Worship the Mayor (Ald. F. Kenny) will be pleased to…
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"In a few minutes the alarm will be given, said the Pole, addressing the guide in his own language; "return to your but; bury the money you have received in the…
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Sir,—Those in attendance at the Soldiers'Memorial meeting, are to be commended for the expeditious way they got to work, but I cannot for the…
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"So," said the ruffian, as soon as he came up with him, "the Russians despise your services. They are right; who would place confidence in a deserter?"…
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"Not his testimony alone," observed the host. "Charles was arrested by the guard in the very act of insubordination--they all witnessed it. In the morning he will…
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The announcement of the death of General Sir Redvers Buller, V.C. will be very generally regretted. That he was a great man, and a great soldier,…
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