...hope to see younger men follow in the path which he had made his own. He writes as follows : — " Judging from the experience I have had in travelling...about four to seven fathoms deep at the mouth, and at one hundred and twenty miles up (the furthest point he reached) it was found to be about seven fathoms...

...hesitation in saying, that the country that I have discovered on and around the banks of the Adelaide Eiver is more favourable than any other part of the continent...about four to seven fathoms deep at the mouth, and at one hundred and twenty miles up (the furthest point he reached) it was found to be about seven fathoms...

...hesitation in saying that the country that I have discovered on and around the banks of the Adelaide Eiver is more favourable than any other part of the continent...about four to seven fathoms deep at the mouth, and at one hundred and twenty miles up (the farthest point he reached) it was found to be about seven fathoms...

...as the stalwart England ; but on the peninsula, better adapted by local position and circumstances than any other part of the continent for the formation of a distinct, compact, and powerful nationality, no Italy comes forth. The various hordes of Herules. Goths,...

...their journeys, I have no hesitation in saying that the country that I have discovered on and about the banks of the Adelaide River is more favourable...about four to seven fathoms deep at the mouth, and at one hundred and twenty miles up (the furthest point he reached) it was found to be about seven fathoms...