[Editor: This poem, by an anonymous poet (known only as “A”), was published in The Age (Melbourne, Vic.), 12 June 1855. The poem was written regarding a ball held at Government House (Toorak, Victoria), by the Governor (Sir Charles Hotham), to celebrate the birthday of Queen … [Read more...] about The Lament of the Screw-tator [poem by “A”, 12 June 1855]
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The elective franchise and Miners’ Right [letter from Vincent Pike, 12 June 1855]
[Editor: This letter, regarding the Miner’s Right, and voting rights for miners, was published in The Age (Melbourne, Vic.), 12 June 1855.] The elective franchise and Miners’ Right. (Per favor of the Age.) To the Mining and other License-paying residents on the … [Read more...] about The elective franchise and Miners’ Right [letter from Vincent Pike, 12 June 1855]
Enfranchisement of the diggers [25 May 1855]
[Editor: This article, regarding the Miner’s Right, was published in The Mount Alexander Mail (CastlemaineVic.), 25 May 1855.] Enfranchisement of the diggers. Our readers will remember that in March, 1854, an act was passed by the Legislative Council, the object of which … [Read more...] about Enfranchisement of the diggers [25 May 1855]
The “Miner’s Right” [23 May 1855]
[Editor: This article, regarding the Miner’s Right, was published in The Age (Melbourne, Vic.), 23 May 1855.] The “Miner’s Right.” In striking and gratifying contrast to the inconsistent, abortive, but always mischievous imbecilities of the Legislative Council, inflicted … [Read more...] about The “Miner’s Right” [23 May 1855]
The law of the gold fields [10 May 1855]
[Editor: This article, regarding the Gold Fields’ Commission of Enquiry and the Miner’s Right, was published in The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), 10 May 1855.] The law of the gold fields. Another of the bills originating in the report of the Gold-fields Commission was … [Read more...] about The law of the gold fields [10 May 1855]
Universal suffrage [18 April 1855]
[Editor: This article, regarding the Miner’s Right, was published in The Adelaide Times (Adelaide, SA), 18 April 1855.] Universal suffrage. One of the most important recommendations urged upon the Victorian Government by the Commissioners, recently appointed to enquire … [Read more...] about Universal suffrage [18 April 1855]
Obituary: Dr. James Edwards [31 December 1879]
[Editor: This obituary, regarding Dr. James Edwards, was published in the “Obituary” section of The Mercury (Hobart Town, Tas.), 31 December 1879.] Obituary. Dr. Edwards. — Mr. James Edwards, M.R.C.S., England, who died at his residence, Harrington House, on the 27th … [Read more...] about Obituary: Dr. James Edwards [31 December 1879]
Mothers’ Day [10 May 1909]
[Editor: This article, referring to the celebration of Mother’s Day in Adelaide, was published in the “Topics of the day” section in The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA), 10 May 1909.] Mothers’ Day. “Mothers’ Day” was observed by many people and in many places in Adelaide … [Read more...] about Mothers’ Day [10 May 1909]
Mother’s Day [20 May 1909]
[Editor: This article, about Mother’s Day, was published in The Watchman (Sydney, NSW), 20 May 1909.] Mother’s Day The latest from the land of the Stars and Stripes is “Mother’s Day,” and is an innovation to be highly commended. That one day should be set apart to … [Read more...] about Mother’s Day [20 May 1909]
Mother’s Day [by Rev. Father J. M. Cusack, 25 May 1944]
[Editor: This article, about Mother’s Day, by the Reverend Father J. M. Cusack, was published in The Catholic Weekly (Sydney, NSW), 25 May 1944. The author writes about the mother of a man who was killed in action during the Second World War (1939-1945).] Mother’s day By … [Read more...] about Mother’s Day [by Rev. Father J. M. Cusack, 25 May 1944]
Mothers’ Day [13 May 1921]
[Editor: This article, about the celebration of Mother’s Day in Katoomba (NSW), was published in The Blue Mountain Echo (Katoomba, NSW), 13 May 1921.] Mothers’ Day “Youth fades, love droops, The leaves of friendship fall; A mother's secret hope Outlives them … [Read more...] about Mothers’ Day [13 May 1921]
Mother’s Day [by Rev. E. Tredinnick, 8 May 1934]
[Editor: This article, about Mother’s Day, by the Reverend E. Tredinnick, was published in The Lockhart Review and Oaklands Advertiser (Lockhart, NSW), 8 May 1934.] Mother’s Day. (Contributed by Rev. E. Tredinnick) To dedicate one day in the year to the memory of … [Read more...] about Mother’s Day [by Rev. E. Tredinnick, 8 May 1934]
Mothers’ Day is one of introspection: Lithgow Church celebrations [14 May 1934]
[Editor: This article, about the celebration of Mother’s Day by the churches in Lithgow (NSW), was published in The Lithgow Mercury (Lithgow, NSW), 14 May 1934.] Mothers’ Day is one of introspection Lithgow Church celebrations Mothers’ Day, which is annually gaining … [Read more...] about Mothers’ Day is one of introspection: Lithgow Church celebrations [14 May 1934]
The Colonial Bank of Australasia [advertisement for the creation of a new bank, 1 August 1855]
[Editor: This advertisement, for the creation of a new bank in Victoria, was published in The Argus, (Melbourne, Vic.), 1 August 1855. The prospectus appeals to local patriotism, saying that the main banks in Victoria have “derived immense profits payable chiefly to a foreign … [Read more...] about The Colonial Bank of Australasia [advertisement for the creation of a new bank, 1 August 1855]
[Suppose I like to go to work] [advertisement poem, 20 August 1855]
[Editor: This untitled advertisement, which includes a poem, was published in The Geelong Advertiser and Intelligencer (Geelong, Vic.), 20 August 1855.] [Suppose I like to go to work] Six Weeks After Date, if all’s well, I intend commencing business as PASTRY-COOK and … [Read more...] about [Suppose I like to go to work] [advertisement poem, 20 August 1855]
Tuppence ha’penny [joke, 7 June 1913]
[Editor: This joke was published in The Northern Times (Carnarvon, WA), 7 June 1913.] Tuppence ha’penny. The story is told up north of a North-West lady who died and presented herself at the Gate of Heaven, St. Peter said dogmatically that no one could enter who had not … [Read more...] about Tuppence ha’penny [joke, 7 June 1913]
Latest News [9 May 1888]
[Editor: These items are extracts from the “Latest News” section, published in The Evening Journal (Adelaide, SA), 9 May 1888.] Latest News. THE GOVERNOR’S “AT HOME.” — His Excellency the Governor will be at home for the reception of visitors this afternoon from half-past … [Read more...] about Latest News [9 May 1888]
Gould League of Bird Lovers [3 September 1910]
[Editor: This article, about the Gould League of Bird Lovers, was published in The Mercury (Hobart, Tas.), 3 September 1910.] Gould League of Bird Lovers. A new society of an interesting and useful nature comes to us with the spring. It is intended that it shall do its … [Read more...] about Gould League of Bird Lovers [3 September 1910]
Bird-day in schools [21 October 1909]
[Editor: This article, about the protection of birds and the Gould League of Bird Lovers, was published in The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.), 21 October 1909.] Bird-day in schools. The Education department is endeavouring to interest children in the protection of birds and has … [Read more...] about Bird-day in schools [21 October 1909]
Saving the homestead [article re a painting by James Alfred Turner, 19 December 1908]
[Editor: This article, regarding a painting by James Alfred Turner (1850-1908) of some men fighting a bushfire, was published in The Australasian (Melbourne, Vic.), 19 December 1908.] Saving the homestead. The subject of the coloured supplement given with this issue is … [Read more...] about Saving the homestead [article re a painting by James Alfred Turner, 19 December 1908]
Remembrance Day [poem by Clara Leonar Patey, 22 April 1921]
[Editor: This poem, by Clara Leonar Patey, was published in the Frankston & Somerville Standard (Frankston, Vic.), 22 April 1921. In earlier times, Anzac Day (25 April) was sometimes referred to as “Remembrance Day”.] Remembrance Day “Lest We Forget” heroic … [Read more...] about Remembrance Day [poem by Clara Leonar Patey, 22 April 1921]
Queenstown’s Anzac parade [27 April 1950]
[Editor: This article, regarding Anzac Day, was published in The Advocate (Burnie, Tas.), 27 April 1950.] Queenstown’s Anzac parade Queenstown’s Anzac Day parade was made up of returned soldiers, cadets, scouters, cubs, girl guides, brownies, schoolchildren and the … [Read more...] about Queenstown’s Anzac parade [27 April 1950]
“The goal beyond the prize”: Lacrosseur gives his life [WW1 obituary for Francis William (Frank) Roberts, 23 September 1918]
[Editor: This obituary for Francis William (Frank) Roberts (1888-1918) was published in The Herald (Melbourne, Vic.), 23 September 1918. Frank Roberts was an Australian soldier, who was killed in action on 1 September 1918, during the First World War (1914-1918).] “The goal … [Read more...] about “The goal beyond the prize”: Lacrosseur gives his life [WW1 obituary for Francis William (Frank) Roberts, 23 September 1918]
Francis William Roberts (soldier) [several items, 1918]
[Editor: This post consists of several items regarding the death of Francis William (Frank) Roberts (1888-1918), an Australian soldier, who was killed in action on 1 September 1918, during the First World War (1914-1918).] Died on service. ROBERTS. — In loving memory of … [Read more...] about Francis William Roberts (soldier) [several items, 1918]
Kennedy, of Comerong [obituary re James Kennedy (1834-1918), 13 November 1918]
[Editor: This obituary, regarding James Kennedy (1834-1918), was published in The Sydney Mail (Sydney, NSW), 13 November 1918.] Kennedy, of Comerong. One of the best known and most highly esteemed pioneers of the South Coast was James Kennedy, of Comerong Island, … [Read more...] about Kennedy, of Comerong [obituary re James Kennedy (1834-1918), 13 November 1918]