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Singleton Argus And Upper Hunter General Advocate

Location

Singleton, New South Wales, Australia

Date

Nov 15, 1879

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Archbishop Vaughan Shapes Struggle Over Education Bill

Arch bishop Vaughan denounces the new education bill as a modern persecution targeting Catholic schools and children. He appeals to Balmain workers and Catholics, argues for equal funding, warns of state coercion, and urges unity to defend conscience and Catholic schooling. A collection for a building fund ends the speech with £60.

Aneeda Church of England Tai Balmain Publio Schnota Ee Beer & Holton Abel Legislatora Catholica Father Dillon

The Editor of the Timet on use of calendars and dates

A fragmented note explains a calendar cipher for month day and week associations with phrases and letters. It cites a ready reckoner and includes references to acts from 1875 and 1861, detailing clauses on land purchases, conditional leases, improvements, and Crown land rules. A police magistrate warns a man about the consequences of harm to a child.

TIMET Alliance Dover George Brown David Frice Ceeplet Intersat Colanne Soprataere

Vague Police Exchange Captured in Fractured Speech

Fragmentary dialogue shows an officer accusing a person of failing to identify a medical or criminal assailant. The transcript features garbled phrases and interjections about duty and recognition, with unclear names or locations.

Ameer Guilty Debate on Herat Rebellion Excerpt

An extract from the Dardaba-i-Quasari translated in Bareilly argues the Ameer’s complicity in the 1841 Herat events. It questions why he failed to disband regiments locally, warned allies, and warns of Baraksai conspiracies while nominating Shahzada Shapur as a rival claimant to the throne.

Bareilly Mahawad Nur Khan Wardi Bengal Cavalry Yakoob Khan Ameer Herat Cabal Deob Shah Sen Asbul Danh Shah Bhere Ali Tony Yehoeh Khan Justien Catul Shahzada Shapur Shah Shajah-ul-Mulk

Masters and Servants Tas Poll Moll Gazette remarks at Mistley

A labourer Ambrose Pentney faced a Masters and Servants Act summons for missing a shift to aid a man in danger after hearing cries of murder. The magistrates ruled he breached the act by not obtaining master approval and fined him. The case highlighted tension between duty to assist and prescribed work rules.

Tas Poll Moll Gazette Thair Mistley Harwich Ambrose Pentney Ber Venta Pentney Wen Pentosy Sy. Pentosy

Application to Poison a Child Stirs Gunning Magistry

In Goulburn a striking case before the magistrates saw Daniel Foley’s alleged father seek leave to poison a child. Attorney Gannon acknowledged the absurdity but pressed the court to consider the request as Foley asked. The applicant, a letter writer, claimed inability to continue supporting Eliza Foley’s child at Greighboar's residence.

Penuare Saya Goulburn Herald Gonnon Daniel Foley Ganson Foley Goulburn Ald van Eliza Foley

Parliamentary Privileges Debated In Turbulent Assembly

In a lengthy session the Legislative Assembly confronted sharp personal attacks as Mr. M Elbons harangued for over an hour. He branded opponents with insults while the chair failed to curb the disruption. Capt Onelow and others faced scathing retorts as tempers flared and decorum frayed throughout the debate.

Saya Legislative Assembly M' Elbons M‘elhone Hell M'‘Elhope

Miner Hoskins Dies in Terrific Ganlen Gully Mine Accident

A miner named William Hoskins perished in a shaft at the Ganlen Gully mine near Bendigo in Inez Gatorday. The cage plunged down a 800 foot shaft with 300 feet of water at the bottom, body later recovered upright, grasping a crossbar. The incident followed Hoskins’s note from the day prior, and rescue efforts involved grapnels. the death marked a tragic end to a brief account of mine news and unrelated political commentary.

William Hoskins Ganlen Gully Bendigo Inez Hovakins M'Ethone Hartley Bern of Loyola R. M'Elbone Harley Bia St Elhone Beoalla Wangaratta Tor & Montis New South Wales Eadpa Vonpenaila Hull

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