Poetic tribute on Ehrenberg’s fiftieth medical anniversary
Classic verse honoring Christian Godfried Ehrenberg on his fiftieth anniversary as a doctor. The poem praises his scientific contributions, the sense of discovery, and the enduring link between science and freedom. It frames Ehrenberg as a beacon guiding inquiry, linking past achievements to future insight and global understanding.
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Christian Godfried Ehrenberg
Adelaide Ahotter climate noted in early colonial reflections
The writer threads observations on Adelaide and South Australia from Port Adelaide to Glenelg, noting extreme heat, wheat trade, and adaptive dress, with commentary on climate, German influence, and a critique of education and geography. The piece blends travel notes with social commentary and snippets from Sydney Mercury Herald discourse.
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South Australia
Backatairs
Gulf of St. Vincent
Kangaroo Island
Glenelg
New South Wales
Queensland
South Australi
Australia
Victoria
Adelaide
Northern Territory
Port Adelaide
California
England
New York
Richmond
Baltimore
Wheat Country
America
Melbourne
Victorian
Adeldea
Mount Lofty Range
Adelaide Plains
Kapunda
Europe
Greater
Britain
Charles Wentworth Dilke
Lands Titles Office in Sydney Opened by Specimen Eloquence
In a parliamentary style address from New South Wales the Lands Titles office in Sydney is described with formal rhetoric and original wording. The report notes the ceremonial setting and the novelty of the office specimen presented during the session.
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New South Wales
Lands Titles Office
Sydney
Prospecting urges as winter nears in Ballarat district
The Ballarat Star notes unease over winter prospects, but cites labor abundance and cheap money as signs of potential enterprise. It mentions Melbourne and Ballarat Glass Bottle Company share sale at £15 premium, with plans to produce bottles weekly, plus camel-drawn freight to Mount Murchison from Adelaide and a £14 per ton rate, highlighting arid-travel constraints and drought-era burdens.
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Ballarat Star
Argus
Melbourne
Ballarat
Adelaide
Mount Murebison
Darling River
Hiverine
Intercolonial Telegrams Include Smallpox and Elections
Melbourne dispatches report two smallpox cases sent to Royal Park and a 76 pound gold nugget found at the Berlin rush. Rumor says Colonel Anderson resigns volunteers while Gipps Land elects McArtoop unopposed. Excitement grows over corruption charges against the Committee of Enquiry members and Jones canvasses Ballarat for re election amid returns.
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Melbourne
The
Royal Park
Berlin
Anderson
McArtoop
Gipps Land
Cocmitee
Jones
Ballarat
Arrival and resignations dimly narrated in a clipped notice
A partial report notes that two new figures gave an account of arrival here years ago and that Mr Higinbottiain has resigned from a committee preparing to investigate bribery charges. Government accepted tenders for waterworks at 64 000 pounds. A youth fell 160 feet at Avoca and died. Wheat quotations noted at a fair.
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Hi Ives
Higinbottiain
Oe Seas Ao Talay
Avoca
Tapas
Rumors of Belmore Resignation and Royal Visits in Sydney
Sydney reports March 12 and 13 note Himalaya troopship nearing arrival from Brisbane and rumors of Earl of Belmore intending to resign his governorship. The Prince dined at Government House and will be hosted again. discussions include repeal of the Newspaper Postage Act. Duke of Edinburgh tours Throsby Park and attends governance events amid local political motions. Pierro-prewmonia cited in Kampoy district.
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New South Wales
Sydney
H.lm.s
Himalaya
Brisbane
Earl of Belmore
Government House
Union Club
Assembly
Parkes
Martin
Duke of
New Zealand Developments as Otago Harbour Survey Underway
March reports from Dunedin note a £1000 reward for Watere the Maori murderer. Surveyors are sent to Otago Harbour mouth to assess Galatea entry. Te Kati camps at Waiokate with 300 followers while Rew leads 700 toward joining him. Hawkes Bay establishment is dissolved. Darling waters rise at Bourke as telegraph lines and traders report unsettled conditions.
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Dunedin
Watere
Otago
Wellington
Te Kati
Waiokate
Rew
Napier
Hawkes Bs
Ted
Court sentence for disobeying captain on barque Craig Ellachie
In Port Wallaroo police court seven defendants including G. H.son John Moore James Robertson Donald Kenard F H Bennett and J H Rosenhorn pleaded guilty to disobeying the lawful command of Captain Joseph Thompson aboard the barque Craig Ellachie. They were fined two days pay each plus 5s court costs and ordered to be put back on board.
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Polce
Port Wallaroo
Weed
J. 8
Shepherdson
G. H. Son
John Moore
James Robertson
Donald Kenard
F. H. Bennett
J- H Rosenhorn
Joseph Thompson
Craig Ellachie
Miscellany of Wives Epitaphs From Old Tombstones
A collection of humorous and ribald epitaphs about wives from Yorkshire and Hertford. Examples include Here lies my wife, a sed slatten and a shew, and Here is one from Hertford that reads a dialogue with mock lament. The pieces mix resignation and polite wit, illustrating antique tombstone humor.
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Yorkshire
Dryden
Lora
Hubert Keane
Hertford
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