The Bushranging Days. Gardiner on trial in Sydney
The trial of Frank Christie alias Gardiner began at the Central Criminal Court in Sydney on May 18 1864. He faced a charge of shooting at and wounding troopers Huse and Middiewoo with intent to murder amid questions over money and gold taken at arrest as witnesses testified about the confrontation at Fogg’s house.
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Frank wWitters
Gardiner
Frank Christie
Mr. Isaacs
Reaum
Mc.Lanney
Gardimer
Gardinar
Ross
Jobn Middleton
Tuana
Fogg
Fish River
Beadmore
Cooma
Hosie
Logie
Houw
Flash
Jesia
Ilosie
Howe
Crom
Mr. Semace
Hasia
Hasie
William Hosie
Jegk Presley
Hodis Aeald
Puisley
Mae
Middleton
Mary Fogg
Lowes
Muddleton
Godin
Middletom
J*ramh Gardiner
Hoosie
Rarmay
Agaon
Hogie
Middieton
Tuens
Isages
James Barney
Caitle
Barney
Mr. Fogg
Wilheem
Mrs. Fogg
Bia
emen as _ forte
Poreman
Honor
Eriers
Rowan
Melann
Weatoert
Pecenia
Alble
Mesarn
Sermant Dongen
Oman
Taylor-Carcineton
Betwe
Anne
Wien Caprinete
Aradtralia
Eich
Malhourne
Charlier Ui
Taylor
Miendiliy
Mararr
Brogber
Theatrical Tit Bits and Prigs and People
A collage of theatre notes from Wellington and Sydney covers Bonny McIntosh, Sheridan, Anglin, Anglin’s tour dates, and plans for Tivoli and Princess theatres. It mentions performers, managers, and upcoming shows including "We of the Southern Crease," "The Mores of Mercy," and "Mise Hook of Holland" with cast, venues, and travel details through August.
Nightly musings and mischief from the wharfside crowd
An assorted, vivid slice of coastal town life unfolds with anecdotes of sailors, shop talk, hangers-on, and a wary police presence. We meet a wandering mob of characters, from beguiling youths to worried clerks, all teasing out small delinquencies, jokes, and social foibles amid a fog of rumour and routine.
Petersham cricket club season wrap and top performers
Petersham reflects on a season with strong batting from Harvey Cooper Law and the Newton brothers, notably P Newton 75 not out and FP Newton 5 for 65. Petersham beat Gordon, drew with Balmain, and finished mid table as Glebe and other clubs posted victories. The report praises fitness discipline and hints at next season’s potential with a core group including Harvey, Oram, Cooper, Law, and the Newtons.
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Newton
Ibia Giture
K. Newton
FP. Newton
W. Jessen
R. Law
Wes
S. Burwood
Oe Usher
North Sydney
Hire
Hedfern
Petersham
A. Harvey
B.law
Harvey
Law
P. Newton
Universit “Iniure
Gordon
Mo Fun
Cooper
Coen Ee Aan Man
T Am
Abana Eres
Ino Harvey
Oram
Peteraham
Hicks
E. Newton
H. Cooper
C. Broskepear
Re Gram
W. Hayes
O. Preaton
Minister Sends Us to Heaven In Vague Message
Fragmentary text describes a minister directing someone toward heavenly help with cryptic phrases. The legible parts suggest a sermon or public message but lack clear details, names, or locations to establish full context.
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Sonia
Teaar
Open-best men on Yor 18 fosters ar 4 a3 qa ant
Sailing item notes confusion as readers attempt to parse a fragmented line about open-best men and Yor 18 offerings. The legible parts reference a maritime context with possible placements and numbers, but the text remains garbled and unspecific.
Australia Fails to Triumph in 440 Yards Swim
Olympic swimming results again favor England and hinder Australia. Beaurepaire failed to overcome H Taylor in the 440 yards race amid slow times and questionable conditions. Theo Tartakover showed in the rounds, while West Tartakover, not a distance swimmer, faded.
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Australia
England
Beaurepaire
H. Taylor
Breavrepaire
Esen
Beaurepaira
Springfield
Theo Tartakover
Sydney
West Tartakover
Chiblains and Cold Remedies Debated Abroad
A fragmented notice discusses chiblains and remedies for cold symptoms. Mentions embrocation for sore throat and domestic use, with unclear references to winter discomfort and warming effects. The garbled text hints at folk cures and household applications.
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Frank Gardiner
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Criminal Court
Owen Charles Beardmore
Carcoar
Hose
John Taylor
Cockatoo
Naact
Inamee
the Flat
Prigs and
Bonny M. McIntosh
Wellington
John F. Sheridan
Asi
Bedale
Mdaite
George Bentley
Aess Bentley
Marty Rickards
Charles Macmahan
Mabon Brothers
Dominion
Awackand
Montey Brewater
Broken HN
Legak
Hobart
Margaret Anglin
Marrmret
Royal Artery Hand
State Mintery
Agne
Bander Erland
Ant Ogreman McMahon
Gregan Rycelf
Loveskein
Bornk
Kinti
Bianiey Grant
Sheridan Mo
New Zealand
MTA
Amemeet
Jung Man Thu
Canterbury
Mr. Grant
Zenland Raiway
Ag & Theorises
Garo
John PF
Rheridan
Napier
Hastings
Auwont
Rand
Palmaraton North
Marton
Hawera
Biratfoant
Reptember
Plymouth
Marestet
Stralia
Jimmy Wl
Nomaon
Janes
Pinvectors
Margaret
Ashe
London
Wittamaon
Herbert Flemming
Mias
Beatrice Dar
Jopve
Wedeo Ret
Adelaide
Flemming
Enber Aiestivn
South Australia
Vittoria
Ferber
Othey
Tormans
Sriney
Sila
Harry Lewtoy
Caine
Harry Leston
Harry Lenton
Rooke
Terion
Royalelenate Music
Cary Rower
Clara Butt
Kay
Madame Bherry
Prince of Waleg
Ballaions
Meynell
Gunn
Iaid
Tilyria
Bylvan
Syria
Misa Norah Kerin
Wellekoown
America
Wala
Ella Carrington
New
Avalind
Rydney
Melbourne
Oriminally
Avatral’a
Vincest
Sterling Whyte
Bilanderson
Florence Nevile
Walter Reynolda
Grace Rahawar
Marion Maiway
George
Musical and Dramatic Association
North Murray
Vincent
Reynolds
Tiacene Neville
Richmond
Melourne
Mie Hook
Holland
Moat Magical
Oma
Aydney
Genies Edwarder
Wm. Cromwell
Austra'ia
Louis Bradicid
Wes Hers
Cromwell
Brett
Mise Frooke
Armdyke
Amsterdam
Charles A. Wenman
OF Chammad
Intal
Uspolding
Biua
Tevel
Scott
Marbie
Remania
Rene Eeeres
Lam
Coomsion
Altese
Adam
Eve
Barron
Her Majesty's
Ike
Keene
Caicu
Shi
Bow
Arsine
Bates
Vimana
Civil Service
Blige
T.D
Jimmy Woodser
Charlie Smith
Haa
Frebita
Bob Butcher
Belling-Room Fame
Jalioa
Boma
Aawyer
Ape Jim
G.P.D
Connell
Steven Dent
Charla
Lands Department
Quay
Almina
George Street
Rooster
Biney Wait
Pbs Wooseid
Feter
Nomuulben
Mullery
Bor
Lee
Wupruie
Lee Club
Ube
Whitt
Ita
Fabedy
Minties Lucy
Burwood
Waverley
Leicestershire County
Gamien
Carey
L. Jomop
J. Leslie
F. A. Leslie
Ivo Bligh
Orford Uni
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