Public virtue and social duty in colonial tones
A reflective piece condemns public curiosity and moral laxity in New South Wales society. It argues that social breaches erode national character, urging enforcement of moral standards and honoring juries to deter such misconduct. The writer stresses communal responsibility and the need for virtuous behavior to sustain prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liconius
New South Wales
Hatta
Ulawk
Jim
Ronan
Bate
Diorouwe
sYilul
Staha
Peabanavs
Dante
Anle
Moses Chaugwre
Evry
Tomas
Lana Eure
Buk
Sinwaidersbie Parsl
Rat Alvantase
Promaut
Olly
Cuttala Wrighty
Eorinin Olrut Ae
Vila Fe
Spasuraniena
Udy Sauationiay
Vba
Lorivad
Fvsent
Mas
Norte
Chine Ly
Ung
Hylan Steffening
New Salk Waleacon Abbey
Banka
Heather Laren
Surrey
Tito Ake Lary
Currency and colonial governance debated in long legislative column
A sprawling extract from the legislative council debate sketches proposed imperial currency reforms and colonial governance. Speakers, including Murray and others, argue over financial controls, trade, and the balance between colonial autonomy and imperial oversight, with emphasis on currency stability, banking, and provincial objections. The discussion touches on the economic impact on New Zealand, Ireland, and other colonies, stressing the fragility of monetary policy and the need for careful constitutional arrangements.
Gold News From the West Indies and War News
A chaotic, OCR rough summary reports gold values, wartime notes, and shipping markets with scattered mentions of prices, dates, and places. It names individuals, ships, and locations in a fragmentary fashion, highlighting gold premiums and wartime disruption and property losses amid security concerns.
Destruction at Gundagai Leaves Sixty Three Dead
A Gundagai flood report states sixty three residents drowned when the river surged on Wednesday night. The mail arrives with grim details of missing families including Turnbull, Davies, Hill, Brey, and others. Mr Spencer is saved but his family is missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hule
Hanju
Gundagai
Folliwe
Auved
Moana
Mesent- Turnbull
Davies
Hill
Brey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shalisey Ag
Cerise
Tisha Serio Mack
CLR
Breer
Pometgere
Asni
Clery
Jul
Piura
Shamrenk
Cam Cireks
Maine
Macnarmane
Angiaroe
Damon
Nash
Ina
Woton
Sinden
Levury Bende
Jy Tiel
Ruame Hawep
T'evas
Bar Bacre
Che
Aiteho
Cyimges
J. Lowe
Ban
Jer Pugur
Sevanite
Bohan
Manus
WVAL
Victoria Theater
Martacke
Gurscoe
Magtin
Min
Caranbiel
Tong
Kaity Tering
Mr J
Laugeasie
Aadbaus
Lezley
Greet Aeains
Ee Moss
Legislative Council
Fauwar
Ir. Murray
Martin
Mr. Distvall
Soap
Mes Hall
Jose I
Hallo
Wien
Tony
Ieee
Nla
Iver
Fenip
Volbey
Tor Groatlde
Pringipe
Hany Walsh
Tony Ta Ladaas
Mikous
Giyran
Voraviv
Inverferm
Boshire
Lalas
Haven
Sho
Nha
Ivan
Gorages
Mabletus
Adams
Newsungle Wales
Shaw
Oualnem
Cid
Cabot Bank Bal
Carorniael
Hiewien Sranileg
Wwe
Sean Amy
Banklng Intitutionn
Banke
MD UK
Watney
Wevny Towil
Atesi
Ballou
Lyty Lepge
Waditlor
Tharos
England
Ehrcktae
Ivbain Huntin
Berwuss
Abia
Wigley
Girescut
Sych
Survey of Kin
Belin
Thele
Coughra
Kari Orry
New Fowlard
Wes
Siatan
Caio
Amin
Aucall
Smits Senet
Tallimal
Ratal Peer
Mary
Jon Hivls
Bari
Angel
Reailuioh
Althoupt
Yale
Alwald
Tranbion
Elaine
Ty Walk
Ibn Wa
Erar
Aly
Combatil Intelligence
Miltherd
Worm
Clvbe
Petra Money
Bing
Tom
Willa Mgmiak
Ingle Momrting
Tate
Catan
Lanai
Shaalley
Peermaunts
Toy
Efieen Mailer
Aberrumtie
Iowa
Cable Avery
Gavay
Feu Eedock
Aix Mort's
Matunday
Gee
Howwen
Rand
Carlene
Gundagal
Ad Ynes
Murrumbidgee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!