Barton’s Trials Reach… Royal Eye in Port Stephens Saga
A volatile account chronicles Barton's clash with the Australian Agricultural Company and his London trial, tracing the power of the Commissioner, the Port Stephens police setup, and the harsh discipline system under Governor Darling. It notes officers’ roles, convict staff, and the cost to the Company, concluding with a teaser on further continuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartin
Fgy
Barton Dey
London
Himelf
Joboe Ee
Edward Parry
John Macarthur
Robert Deneon
Barton
Devon
Dawson
Port
Sporate
Sydney
J.P
Nisbet
Hate
T Farr
Madras
Moftatt
ITH
Borton
Port Stephens
Parry
Darling
Legyire
Australia
Poisoned Stock Report Links Variegated Thistles to Cattle Deaths
The Singleton Tn stock report notes many livestock deaths from toxins after eating variegated thistles pumpkin vines young corn and related fodder plants. Government botanist Mr Maiden says the plant is not good fodder but the author remains convinced toxins caused the losses amid reports of poisonings this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singleton Tnspecter
Sydney
Maiden
Mystery cattle deaths baffle district inspector
District Stock Inspector C Brooks Muswellbrook has spent eight days tracing a mysterious cattle mortality blamed on a poisonous weed. Bulls placed in Mr Blunt's paddocks showed stock losses from the plant, with no arthrax found in blood samples. A botanist is requested to visit the district.
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C. Brooks
Muswellbrook
Blunt
Mr. Stewart
Sydney
Brooks
Woods Groat Heypermint Cure Lo Gi
A historical brief notes a hack cough remedy claimed to help children at night. It references Woods and a product named Groat Heypermint Cure with Lo Gi as a claimed contributor or ingredient. The item presents as a patent or folk remedy overview typical of old newspapers.
Dangerous approaches to Barrington bridge urged
A letter warns readers that the approaches to the bridge over the river to Barrington are dangerous. The writer notes narrow steep paths with minimal fencing and says a fatal accident is likely unless the public is warned and improvements are made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
A Traveller Warns Of Bridge Hazard On Barrington Road
A traveller writes to warn readers about a near accident on the Barrington side where a sulky toppled from the embankment when a horse(shied) near a bridge. He notes the crash caused only sulky damage but shook the driver and urges publication to prompt protection on both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Death of Rev Dr Ian Maclaren noted author and minister
The death of Rev Dr Tohn Watson known as Ian Maclaren is announced at 67 in Mount Pleasant Iowa USA from blood poisoning after tonsillitis. A famed author of The Briar Bush and Those Ministers, he studied in Edinburgh and Tubingen, served in Glasgow and Sefton Park, lectured at Yale in 1886 and was moderator of the English Presbyterian Synod in 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tohn Watson
Ian Maclaren
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
U.S.A
Dr. Watson
Tan Maclaren
Auld Lang Syne
Kate Carnegie
Edinburg
Tubingen
Germany
Free Church of Scotland
Minster
Free Church of
New Presbyterian Moderator Rev Phillip Norman Named Leader
Rev Phillip Norman chosen as Moderator of the State Presbyterium General Assembly. Born Caerleon Wales in 1859, educated at Aberge peer and Pontypool private academies. He served Wallsend and Miami, then Scone for 22 years, noted as an able preacher and debater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Norman
State Presbyterium General Assembly
Caerleon
Wag
Noringe
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Australian Agricultural Company
Contin
Pilores
Nin
Sahetom
Labour
Wuniidate
Lahutie
Vison
Walsh House
Douk
Policn
Parey
Malive
Laul
Ana Relia
Corges
Brother William
Alice
Ray Epyror
Ian Maclaran
New Presbyterian
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