Australian Bushranging The Harily Days Contined
A Bathurst court deposition recounts a deadly July raid with three prisoners, including Alexander Ross and Charles Ross, during which Mr Stephens was shot and wounded. Witnesses describe gunfire, attempted leverage, the cook's near-violence, and theft of cheques and notes. O’Connor’s involvement is disputed. testimony notes fear and robbery after the shooting.
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Alexander Ross
Charles Ross
Young
O'Connor
Stephens
Bathurst
Rosses
O’connor
Alexander Rosa
Mr. Dalley
Alexander Roas
Sde
Charles Rosa
Alexander Rogs
Fred
John Young
Mr. Stephens
Alexander Rows
Ross
Tiwan
Alexander Rose
Prisuate
Humorous Fragments and Schoolroom Snippets in One Page
A collage of odd dialogues and scenes from daily life includes a vaudeville style banter about wit and aging, nurse duties, rude remarks, and classroom moments. Interludes feature a lecture on honesty and a mock ledger note, with a closing tableau of amiable domestic chatter and a bustling crowd seeking seats and attention.
Enduring Hospitality Exchange At City Hotel
A fragmented wartime era exchange at a West End hotel shows a diner asking for celery and the waiter responding air, signaling a humorous miscommunication as guests recall relics and tips in a tense social setting.
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West End
Air
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Charles White
Alex
Johonig
Papa
Miss Serendher
Miss Callsthyrne
Nike
Jenking
Nii Birishnan
Henpeck
James Henry Henpeck
Po Nenee
Team Speerhies
Henpeek
Bottersh
Lasa
Archin
Alewl
Telos
America
Papur
Kimzas
Glifford
Com
Kilour
Clifford Love & Compy
Clarence Street
Sydney
Ov. McLaughlin Co
Market St
Aserlal Stodey
Marian
Mame
Ceril
Tom
Darling Marian
Cecil
Ulcter
Crecil
Maude
Cuthal
Cecily
Dle
Mande
Marian Creyland Herbert
Maud
Maule
Maude Harington
Tom Harrington
Maude Temple
Tom Harringtonw
Vand Maude Temple