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MOUNT ALEXANDER. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Forest Creek, May 30th, 1853.
The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848-1954) Thursday 2 June 1853, page 5
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The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848-1954) Thursday 2 June 1853, page 5
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| 2009-07-04 09:32:53.0 | user:public:A.Cain | Alit'ls exe'temeut has bîon created iu this ttighhoihood for the last fow day.', in COIIBO {senco of a mau ñamad Cha-los Hall, who had Icon managing an agency and ojuimission AnoJior death from d' owning in ono of tho nutucious holes, occurred hor.i ya=teiday morn- ing. A min named Jerry Malachy, an Irish | A little excitement has been created in this neighborhood for the last few days, in conse- quence of a man names Charles Hall, who had been managing an agency and commission Another death from drowning in one of the numerous holes, occurred here yesterday morn- ing. A man named Jerry Malachy, an Irish |
| 2009-07-04 09:28:17.0 | user:public:A.Cain | Tho M'Ivor dig¿ingaaro now being deserted, and thous-mls luvo ieturn:d to the Bondigo, which npi^urs lo bo tho favorito wintor mur- tela. With the oxception of tho diggings on C«mpbi)H's Cieek, this locality is very dull, ¡ml hens appears sonice. Wo shall havo a littlo stir lor tho next fow days in consequence of tho holdings of tho Coutt of Qunitor Ses- sions mid Criminal Court, tho formar being on tho 1st June, and tho latter.on tho 9th. Tho delegates fiona tho meeting held at Castlemaine have not as yet lotumed to report tho answer | The M'Ivor diggings now being deserted, and thous-mls have returned to the Bendigo, which npi^urto be the favorite winter quar- ters. With the exception of the diggings on Campbell's Creek, this locality is very dull, and hens appears sonice. We shall have a littlo stir lor th next few days in consequence of the holdings of the Court of Quarter Ses- sions and Criminal Court, the former being on the 1st June, and the latter on the 9th. The delegates for the meeting held at Castlemaine have not as yet returned to report the answer |
| 2009-07-04 09:22:39.0 | user:public:A.Cain | (FROM ocn ow.í connEsroNDENT.) In ¿ïfi mc of all that has tianspiicd hore for the list week or two, in reference to pulling dwn the tents of sly-grog-sellors on baro sus picim, Mr. CnriBtian has thought proper to fly ia tho' f«eo of tho community by a repetition of thesimi, although, oh examination, tho case to, w.tli f mr of tha piuco, proceeded to a tsnt'bolon^itig to a party of digjers at Castle nrnc, and cjuimo.iced a ssaich for grog, but fiund n thing. This tent, was occupi d by a maided couple, and tho common prorerly of tho ir.nntcs of a tent immediately bo-hind which j'ir Christian n'so visited, and found Choko claimed tho tont as one of tho pai ty, and wished to know hy what authority Mr. Ghristtan acted in such a summary manner: he Forest Creek, May 30th, 18&3. | (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) In defiance of all that has transpired here for the last week or two, in reference to pulling down the tents of sly-grog-sellers on bare sus- picion, Mr. Christian has thought proper to fly in the of the community by a repetition of the same, although, on examination, the case tian, with four of the police, proceeded to a tent belonging to a party of diggers at Castle- maine, and commenced a search for grog, but found nothing. This tent, was occupied by a married couple, and the common property of the immates of a tent immediately behind which Mr. Christian also visited, and found Choke claimed the tont as one of the party, and wished to know by what authority Mr. Christian acted in such a summary manner: he Forest Creek, May 30th, 1853. |
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