The Melbourne Railway Disaster. (From Tuesday's Echo.)
THE inquest on the bodies of those killed in the recent railway accident was concluded this morniug, before Dr. Youl, city coroner. The coroner, in summing up,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1881
51 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 3
The Armidale Road. by a Bullock Driver
DURING my brief existence in this colony I have found that these afraid to speak out boldly concerning their wants don't usually get them supplied, and now I act…
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AS not only persons interested in the progress of railroads, but the general public may also feel inclined to con a few remarks anent that particular permanent way now rapidly progressing…
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IN an article commenting on the great descripency in the estimated cost of two at least of the lines now in course of erection in this colony, the Brisbane Daily Observer makes the…
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To Glen Innesites a description of Armidale would no doubt be superfluous, but should any one be desirous to make a sketch of the town and surrounding country to better spot could…
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ON Wednesday, the 16th instant, an important step was taken towards the final acceptance by the Government of the contract for the Railway from Tarn worth to…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Latest Telegraphic News. Railway to Grafton. Grafton, Saturday. 10 A.M.
THOROUGHLY reliable information was published in Friday's Argus, staling that the Engineer-in-Chief had decided upon the direct route from Grafton to Glen Innes, (113 miles)…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Apprentice's Leap. a Story of London Bridge, (Harpers Young People.)
SUNSET over London, on a fine summer evening, in the days of "good Queen Bess," tall, quaint old houses, with peaked roofs and countless gables,…
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IN the Assembly last Thursday night, Sir Henry Parkes, in answer to Mr. Fergusson, said: "Yesterday morning I had a consultation with Mr. Whitton at my…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Latest Telegraphic News. GRAFTON & Glen Innes Railway. Grafton, Saturday, 10.30 A.M.
THE following letter addressed to Mr. J. See, M.P., from the Public Works Department, was received late last night by the Grafton Argus: -- "Referring to your communication of the 9th…
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IN THE GRAFTON EXAMINER of Saturday last, the following letter, addressed to Mr. J. See, M.P., from Sir H. Parkes, re the Grafton and New England railway,…
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