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Queanbeyan & Braidwood · Railways, roads & transport

Railways, roads & transport, 1862

8 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers

MR. T. Woore on the Railway Question. (Per favour of the Braidwood Observer) To My Brother Colonists in New South Wales

Braidwood Observer and Miner's Advocate · Saturday 31 May 1862 · page 2

GENTLEMEN.—Judging by the appointments which have recently been made, the colony as on the eve of being launched into another great expenditure for roadway works…

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MR. T. Woore on the Railway Question. (Per favour of the Golden Age.) to My Brother Colonists in New South Wales

The Golden Age · Saturday 7 June 1862 · page 3

GENTLEMEN,—Judging by the appointments which have recently been made, the colony is on the eve of being launched into another great expenditure for railway works. Before…

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Rural England and the Railways

The Golden Age · Thursday 31 July 1862 · page 4

ONE consequence of railways was, expected to be the letting loose into all corners of England such a flood of visitors that the rural…

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Highway Robbery and Murder Upon the Araluen Road. a Chinaman Killed. Apprehension of four men supposed to be concerned in the murder. Shocking Death of a Black-fellow

Braidwood News and Goldfields General Advertiser · Tuesday 12 August 1862 · page 2

THE hitherto quite district of Braidwood, has now become the scene of the most diabolical outrages highway robbery and bloodshed. A murder of the most…

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Highway Robberies and Murder Ok the Araluen Road

Braidwood Observer and Miner's Advocate · Wednesday 13 August 1862 · page 2

The natural sequence of the daring outrages Which have been. committed in this district during the last few weeks, has at length to be recorded. The intelligence that the life…

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Police Office, Braid Wood. Thursday August 30th, 1862.(Before J. W. Sunn, Esq., J.P., Chairman ; T. Steward, Esq., R. Hassall, Esq., and J. Larmer, Esq., J.P’s.)THE Late Robbery on the Clyde Road

Braidwood Observer and Miner's Advocate · Saturday 30 August 1862 · page 3

A large concourse of people assembled at the Court. House on Thursday, in consequence of its having been announced that a prisoner, apprehended at Araluen, on…

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Mr. Train on Ireland

The Golden Age · Thursday 25 September 1862 · page 4

ONE of the chief points in the events of the week of late which have come under notice in the "Discussion Halls" is the state…

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Correspondence. the Clyde Road. to the Editor of the Golden Age

The Golden Age · Thursday 16 October 1862 · page 2

Sir,—In a recent issue of your paper your say "we are told it is quite practicable for a person who has urgent business in the metropolis, to leave Queanbeyan by this route on…

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