Indecent Assault in a Railway Carriage
AT the Tamworth Sessions the other day, Michael Muigivan was arraigned on a charge that he did on the 6th November last, at Werris Creek, assault Ada…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1891
81 stories in New England's papers · page 1 of 5
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RACES. GOOD fields. CAPITAL sport anticipated. DELIGHTFUL summer weather…
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Take a sheet of pasteboard as large as Hyde Park, cut it up into slips an inch and a quarter wide and two and a quarter inches long, and you will have rather loss than the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →The Peak Hill Road Murder. Prisoner Hansen Makes a Confession
THE prisoner, Lars Peter Hansen, who is now in Dubbe Gaol, committed to take his trial at the Circuit Court, in April next, for the wilful murder in September…
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SATURDAY'S Inverell ARGUS contains the following sensible remarks on the above subject :--As the Public Works Committee will shortly appoint a sectional committee to…
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WE are in receipt of the following information from our senior member—Mr. Henry Copeland:—The following minute paper has been…
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MR. SURVEYOR LITTLE, accompanied by his staff, arrived in Glen Innes from Molong last Tuesday for the purpose of making a trial survey of the country interlying between Red Range and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Printing a Newspaper with a Ste[?] Road Roller
AN incident occurred on November which showed a fertility of resource worthy, of the Arizona Kicker. It appears that, owing to an accident at the gasworks, the town of…
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A contemporary recently sated that a French medical practitioner has been collecting statistics with regard to those of his patients who complain of nervous affections,…
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AT the Cheshire Quarter Sessions, at Knutsford, on Wednesday, Jan. 14, Henry Shard, 25, labourer, was indicted for causing grievous bodily…
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THE town of Burton-on-Trent can boast of many things besides Peerless Beer. Its rail way arrangements for the beer traffic, as exemplified…
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AN incident occurred, to a train on the Union Pacific Railway, at Irving, U.S.A. It was an extra train composed of seven coaches and twenty-five stock cars, and…
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A telegram sent from New York to the San Francisco papers Feb., 29 says: A horrible accident occurred early this morning in the…
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AN extraordinary tragedy took place lately at Salina village, Boulder County. A railway freight conductor of the local line,…
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RAILWAY communication with the sister town of Inverell now appears to be within measurable distance, and the advocates of the Glen Lanes connection, who have so long and so faithfully…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Glen Innes-inyerell Railway. the Sectional Committee in Glen Innes
MESSRS. Garrard, O'Sullivan, M'Court, and Trickett, the sub-section of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public Works, arrived by train on Friday afternoon, and on the following morning at…
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IN reading the report of the evidence given by Mr. Barling, Under-Secretary for Public Works, in respect to the Inverell-Glen Innes Railway, there are few persons but will be struck with the…
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THE evidence adduced by the members of the Sectional Committee from some of the leading citizens of Glen Innes was not only most pertinent to the question of the desired…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Queensland As a Market—in the Light of the Inverell Railway Scheme. To the Editors of the Armidale Express
DEAR SIRS—In asking you for space in your paper for a few remarks upon the above subject, I can only plead the importance of the question, and not any…
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WE publish in this issue, and shall continue to give from time to time, the minutes of evidence taken before the Parliamentary Standing Committee of…
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