Sir Morecambe Faces Pursuing Intrigue At Carne Court
Minnie observes two strangers near the estate while Raggett and Hatty scheme to reach Sir Morecambe. Raggett is anxious to force a meeting, fearing exposure of the baronet’s past, as Minnie and Hatty clash with pursuit through the grounds and village shadows.
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Sir Morecambe
Morecambe
Minnis
Crane Rogrett
Hatty
Raggett
Harry
Faroner
Baggett
Carne Court
Ragentt
de Fou
Pavd
Tay
Wack
Sir Morerambe
Hail Hetter Nor
Ahe
Morerambe
Sin
Morecambes
Minke
Raguett
Minni
Raggatt
Sinakl
Gromacs
Hie
Pamela
Ant Wifp
Tatty
Withiaro Raggett
Taggett
Ansious
Fatty
Mir Moreyanibe
Morreambe
Norrieiy
Olor
Monerambe
Yano Witten
J. Ditromsraim
Mr. Crane
Barty
Serwaniea
Hans
Morerantie
Carnet Court
Mile Porte Pahner
Carne
Interesting Building Case At Sydney District Court
The Sydney District Court heard a case by Mrs. Robina Foxon against neighbor Benjamin Janes Martin over a cottage project in Newtown. Foxon alleged mismanagement of funds, improper charges, and unpaid expenses for land purchase, architect fees, and work. The proceedings detailed alleged price disputes, contractor charges, and alleged improprieties in the building contract and payments.
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Sydney
Robina Foxon
Robert Street
Newtown
Benjamin Janes Martin
Luses
Foxon
Hiso
Martin
Bar
Lomey
Fox
Robert
Tugers
Tenbarge
Odin
Este
Muidor Wittens
Turner
Policeman’s Sunday Off Debate Sparks Trade Union Alarm
A garbled 19th century discussion on Sunday duty for police reveals union concerns over shifts and pay. Officials weigh whether officers should have a weekly day off, with calls for better compensation and protections for those who work extended hours. The debate highlights tensions between pay, rest periods, and operational coverage in police work.
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Svitnes
Han Ferlut
Thade
Aviv
Ein Pala
Tokea
Vard
The Three Sisters Dramatic Scene and Mystery Purge
Evening Pastime presents The Three Sisters sketch with sisters in white cloaks and dark robes delivering cryptic lines about love rebellion and fate. The narrative hints at a coming arrival and a riddle resolved by a distant journey from RMS Acrangi leaving Sydney June 1 and arriving London August 2%.
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Yeram
Sydney
London
Souvenirs of the Visit by Prominent Figures
An early extract describes Sir A C Rowlandson of the New South Wales Bankers' Company issuing a souvenir banquet program honoring American and Australian statesmen, with panoramic pictures of Sydney Harbor and a note on the price for the publication. Denton and Spearers printers are credited, with references to the American Fleet and naval officers.
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New South Wate Bankerall Compacy
mfBeers
Hr Powenlih
Australis
Serest
Eydney Harbor
Denton and Spearer
Raye Corwaried & Houveair
Victoria
Kurrajong
Amateur Sporting Federation of
Lord Milner
Nndw Zealant
Waeragamba
N.S.W
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