... ess caught up in the arms of his countrym en and hurried *ig the camp, preceded in orthodox fashion by the bulb's- yt dig of victory. Tine winner was subsequently half caried, bslf escorted to the Scottish camp, where there aitted bin a trial perhaps ...

... the mseasure Well was killed by the isarrow majority of eleven. p01 There wats an exciting scene then iii the House. dig 11The victory was announced, Says:a accounlt ant le of that day, 1 by ealger Tories ruhing like Pall .e torch-bearers With the news ...

... respectable to be eeduced from the even tenor of her way by the exciting Influences of gold. In the early days of gold-digging in Victorie, many South Australians paid a visit to our mines, and, having secured a share of their treasures, returned to pursue ...

... Tfhe l;ea, froess Londoii, is laid onl for India via Port Cal ti., inhere she will land passeigers for the Fitzroy dig- ging._ VICTORI., POuLITICAL. -The dreary parliamentary recess (re- ports the 1ehtoicrae Herald, of Sept. 15) is ap- proachiing its ...