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The Eureka Stockade NOTA BENE In Person I solicit no subscription--in writing I hereby ask no favour from my reader.

My hole was next to the one which was jumped by the Eureka mob, and where one man was murdered in the row.

The jewellers shops, which threatened to exhaust themselves in Canadian Gully, were again the talk of the day: and the Eureka gold dust was finer, purer, brighter, immensely darling.

The Eureka gutter was fast progressing down hill towards the Eureka gully.

By this time, a regiment of troopers, in full gallop, had besieged the whole Eureka, and the traps under their protection ventured among the holes.

In this state of happy feeling, they call at the Eureka Hotel, on their way home, intending to have a finishing glass.

In the dead of the night after the burning of the Eureka Hotel, three men had been taken into custody, charged with riot, and subsequently committed to take their trial in Melbourne.

The following placard was posted throughout the goldfields:- 500 POUNDS REWARD for the discovery, apprehension and conviction of the murderer of James Scobie, found dead near the late Eureka Hotel, etc.

Johnny bends his way to shake hands with Signor Raffaello, at the old peg Eureka, and helps him to rock the cradle.

The whole of that Wednesday morning, my tent on the Eureka had been a regular Babel.

French miner on Ballaarat, who was with me within the Eureka Stockade, and whose proposed plan for the defence, I interpreted to Lalor, is a living witness to the above.

A memorial to his Excellency for the release of the three prisoners under sentence for burning the Eureka Hotel, is, through Humffray, in course of signature.

I assert, as an eye-witness, that most of the hands on the Eureka came to their work, and worked as usual.

In the afternoon, our camp on the Eureka was enclosed in by slabs, near-handy thrown down at random.