Evening meeting at Pentland Hills Presbyterian Church
A large congregation attended the Wednesday meeting at Pentland Hills Presbyterian Church. The program featured Rev J W Inglis lecture on music education, the Parwan Choir, and addresses by Rev D Barwick, Rev J Lamb, and Rev D M Kenazzo, with thanks given to speakers, the choir, and attendees for a lengthy but lively event.
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Gudlenca
Mov
J. W. Inglis
Parwan Choir
Apuaies
D. Barvkay
Ifa
J. Lombie
J. Laon
Gould
J. Buagi
Gohureh
J. W. Inoue Wen
J. Lambis
Anuaio
Wuel
Laglia
May
A. Matoon
Donnybrook, &C
Euch
Ile
Craiaran
Daniel M'Kenazio
Geelong
Danten M'Kexae
Mr. Rattray
Scotland
Rattray
Bia
Epenter
Ruy
Antuiabors
Antuiabors and Their Laboura Were Regarded With Such Indufur. Snes
Tharafore
Hattray
Geslony
Presbyterian Church of
Victotia
Applausa
Inglia
U. Giasy
Lavy
Thair Astundanes
Punyek
Dtr
Loyle Attyel
Wales
Orlew
Caithaat
Hous
Correspondence on Mountain Division finances and mismanagement
Janet Bartram of Ridhell's Creek argues the Mountain Division pays about £1050 of £2020 total revenue yet receives insufficient road expenditure. She accuses board mismanagement and calls for accountability, urging district disfranchisement if injustice continues. She also notes reader response and questions the board's claim of being a model of excellence.
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Bond
Gisburng
Janet Bartram
Ridhell's Creek
Spiritism. To the Butler of the Express
Kant writes from a satirical stance about a figure named Caustic, claiming defiance of death and mocking Kilkenny eats, while urging Cristie to reclaim a glove and trim his own wings. The letter references cabbage clippings and a mysterious cat carriage clipper in a playful, noncoherent critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Kilkenny
Cristie
Ko, Kant
Farmers' Club Letter Defends Half-Crowns Control
Tom Kissock of Bacchus Marsh writes to the Editor stating nineteen half-crowns paid to him are in his safe keeping and the Guardian should stop speculating. He references a second letter and remarks on a quoted Count Bismarck saying some people may be punished in time.
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Empresa
Dear Sin
Guardian
Farmers' Club
Emma
Tom Kissock
Bacchus Marsh
Mr. Kissock
Count Bismarck
Denial of Cemetery Fire Prevention Measures
Tum Warsow writes to the Represa editor urging Mauldingley Cemetery trustees to act to protect grounds from fire. He describes tinder dry conditions and a near fire sparked by smoking workers, urging outside ploughing or fencing to prevent destruction and asking trustees to take preventive action.
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Represa
Mauldingley Cemetery
Philo
Wil
Warsow
Tom Thumb readings spark town hall letter to the Express
Coimadat residents condemn Tom Thumb readings held to aid a new school. They accuse organizers of mismanagement and delaying construction, while defending the morality of the performers. The letter challenges invitations, funding, and the foundation date as the public demands progress and transparency.
Impoundings at Bacchus Marsh and Gisborne 1870 notices
Impounded cattle and horses listed from Bacchus Marsh and Gisborne with descriptions, brands and marks. Notices state sale if unclaimed and expenses unpaid, with sale dates in December 1870 and poundkeeper names recorded.
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Gishorne
Gisborne
Aye
Riba
Viba
I. U. Dixos
For sale land listing with buyer contact
For sale outdoor land and possibly hay land available. The notice mentions about 200 ta acres of pool land and directs inquiries to Laoaras WALLEM at a dilvton address.
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Choay
Dlvlton
Champion thoroughbred prizes across years and cities
The article details a Champion horse and its prize history from 1807 to 1870, noting wins of £49 at Mirkendbright and £40 to travel in Wigton. It mentions Champion as property of James Salman of Bonston and links to Viator, Adelwide, Young Lord Clyde, and Vanquisher, with breeding notes and paddock care.
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Bright
Tan
Mirkendbright
Wigton
Champion
James Salman
Lnte
Bonston
Awatiuilin
Viator
Adelwide
Lord Clydes
Lorl Clyde
Scotland
Champion Clydesdale Stallion Prospect at Moss Farm
Terms appear for £5 6s grooming and January 1871 payment. Stallion Champion Old Prince, bred by John Watson, stood at Moss Farm Inguston near Bullun with a long record of prizes in Scotland and Australia, praised for bone and temper. A. L. Grant advertises wall-grassed paddocks and responsible care with mares sent to the Horns.
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Dugdale
Arly Iver
Clydesdale
Moss
A. L. Grant
Inguston
Bullun
Julis
John Watson
Glencairn House
Motherwyll
Wishaw
Calderwaterhuad
Plom- Theing
Auchinbouy
Glaggow
Gatehouse O' Fleet
Highland Society
Gatehousy
Gluegow
Curlisly
London
Beotland
Adelaide
Melbourne
Maryhill
Glasgow
Kilbride
Hamilton
Calder
Waterhead
Imported Clydesdale Conqueror at Mount Aitken
The pure bred imported Clydesdale Conqueror, four years old and bay, stands at Mount Aitken. Bred by Mr Nisbet 1870, he is by Yours Champion out of Young Champion, prize winner in Dumfries, Glasgow, and multiple shows. Sold by Henry Beattie with terms of 6 pounds and 3 pounds on mares, care noted, no liability.
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Whlack Prince
Ducasteron
Linlithgow
Ilis Hai
Black Prince
Glasgow
Highland Society
Stirling
Midcalder District
Maryhill
Lannylahive
Berthmith
Annent
Inte K. Murdock
Bnat
Sth
William Kerr
Greendale
Cloge
Shi Pal
Mesers
Hill
Cairnes
Nugent
Blackwood
Mosdaises Shuter
Hamilton
Graham
Dial Roberto
Egan
Melbourne
Pavia
Paris
Endwa
Muddingley
Farmera
W. Durham
Cabbage Tree
Gookermouth
Horrington Bevo
Enet Cumberland Society
Carliste
Blythe
Hest
Jens
Scotland
David Nisbet
Wilson
Oom Kelao
Siro
the General
Nighet
Gibron
Topoto
Blower
Grandalrva
Walter Scott
Trsmania
Duncan Grey
Anddington
Dalkeith
Berwick
Bullarat
Clydendale
Geound
Dumfries Union
Yours Chamsion
Muir
Lochfergun
Kirkendbright
Brent Minny
Nancy Cies
Beotland
Dumfries
Victor
Silmon
Benaton
Anatralia
Kyneton
Kirkcudbright
Dulbonttie
Shenan
Bully
Mirk Cudbright
Mount Sitchen
Mr. J. Huganty
Buchas Marah
Henry Beattie
Mount Aiaten
Digokne
England
Dyer
Tusunaia
Henry Junea
Buvehus
Czar
Chow
Lord Glyge
Clyfesdale
Young Dan
O'Connell
Myrmiong
Polly
von Drownp
Tend
Margy
New Buioan
Lrnthucoy
Stallice Wrich
Scormien
Park
Norfolk
Seadyny
Robert Welherspyny
Waxter Scott
Duke of Hamilton
London
Miso
Fea
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Scorann
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Hia
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Bullan
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Poo Ute
Bort
J. H
BRY Carvan
Watt
John
Essrese
Ballarat
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