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Thunderbolt and his boy roam the bush in daring raids
The tale follows Frederick Ward known as Thunderbolt and his apprentice Mason as they rob stores and mail coaches in the Australian outback. A government reward grows as police pursue the elusive pair, with near captures and daring escapes detailed amid bush ranger campaigns and wary settlers.
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Frederick Ward
Thunderbolt
Cackaton Island
Humorous Bits in a Society Page Tone
A collage of light anecdotes and quips about headlines, editors, funerals, and manners. The jokes touch on a paper’s funeral notices, a villa sighting, family banter, a minister and servant wedding, and a double romance tale with a punchline about who will wait on whom.
Indigestion Cure Praised by Readers and Press
The Cumberland Mercury and Chronicle praise Koots Indigestion Cure as a versatile remedy for indigestion variants including flatulence biliousness vomiting and headache. Testimonials from Janee J Suir and Lyatt Thargomindah Queensland report relief after multiple doctors and medicines failed, with Newene the Herald noting rapid local adoption and wide efficacy as a panacea.
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Cumberland Mercury
Lodigenthan
Loaves and Fishes Romance in a Derbyshire Home
In a sunlit English household the narrator recalls Belle’s letter announcing a quiet Paris wedding with Mr Hargrave, as Sir Guy presses for a choice between love and duty. May wrestles with desire, pride, and a promised future at Beecham Hall while the family mediates on affection and obligation.
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Suncheon
Uherm
Ethel
Hinchean
Belle
May
Paris
Beecham Hall
Derbyshire
Bir
Two Assembly Members Removed in Turbulent Debate
A late night altercation in the State Assembly led to Mr Nielsen and Mr Kelly being escorted from the chamber by the Sergeant at Arms after disputes with Chairman Mr Wood over labor conditions on dredging claims. The incident followed remarks by Nielsen, and Kelly resisted withdrawal before also leaving. A separate inquest report notes the death of Jamca Morrigan, 52, found near Narro mine after a disoriented wandering period.
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State Assembly
Nielsen
Kelly
Wood
Nielson
Mr. Wood
Lee
Mr. Nielsen
Mr. Kelly
Jamca Morrigan
Marriage in a matter of more worth Than to be dealt in by attorneyships
The speaker reflects on love as essential, noting that without affection the world and its creatures are meaningless, and comparing their wedding to a fairy tale as they and Guy hope to live happily ever after with Mrs. Stanton overseeing the ceremony.
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Tam
Stanton
Sir Guy
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Charles White
Talworth-Singleton
Henry Parkes
Taype
Asori Lalo
Mason
Rofian
Bime
Murrurundi
Wallabadah
Bret
Dalton
Cantrill
Bnabranger
Horace
Wariahla
Tamworth
Mall
Maraena
Blobbs
Oman
Bushy
Sandy
Sally
Maury
James
Mary
Bally
Bega
the Live Newspaper
the South
Jane
Bevington
Montors
Dr. McLaughlin
Market St
Sydney
Boot
Edward Boot
Harley
Janee J. Suir
Boyd Town
Edun
Rama
Bette
Lyatt
Thargomindah
Queensland
Boor
Newenethe Herald
West
Mra. Stanton
Ray