Railway Grievances—public Meeting at Penrith
Sydney Mail · Saturday 14 December 1867 · page 5
A PUBLIC meeting on the above subject was held at Penrith on the 5th instant, and the following resolutions were adopted:—1. "That it is the opinion of this meeting that the table…
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Empire · Monday 16 December 1867 · page 2
A pretentious-looking building—neither a museum nor a palace, a town hall nor a gaol, with long facades and ranges of doors, and expanses of gravelled yards and great wooden…
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Empire · Wednesday 18 December 1867 · page 8
Sir,—The two most essential things to be kept in view in utilising the highways of a country are first to make them permanently good, so as to make them attractive and useful to the general public; and second,…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 19 December 1867 · page 7
PURSHANT to a requisition, addressed to Mr. W. Walker, M.L.A., a public meeting of the inhabitants of Windsor and the surrounding districts took place at the School of Arts, on Monday evening last, for the purpose of adopting…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Friday 20 December 1867 · page 2
A MEETING was held at New Sheffield, on the 16th, instant, for the expression of public opinion on the above subject. In the absence of the members for the district, Mr. B. J. W. Burke, J.P., at the unanimous request of the meeting,…
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Empire · Friday 20 December 1867 · page 5
The following protest was lodged with the Clerk of the Legislative Council before 2 o'clock, and signed before the rising of the House, yesterday:- Protest against the passing of the Bill intituled "An…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 21 December 1867 · page 8
THE principal event of the month, in con[?]tuib with our railway system, has been the Loan Bill by which the Government are authorised to [?] £1,000,000 for the purposs of carrying on the extentions to the points already[?]…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 26 December 1867 · page 5
RAILWAY stock was just then commencing to look very bad indeed. On some lines the one hundred pounds stock was selling as low as fifty pounds, forty pounds, and even thirty pounds. In other companies…
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