-
church owned eight acres of land
which included an orchard,
garden and
cowyard, a
dwelling house, hovel, barn and stable. In 1863
extensive alterations...
- "Evening
Alone at Bunyah", "Noonday Axeman", "The
Widower in the Country", "
Cowyard Gates" and "The Last ****os".
Sydney Morning Herald reviewer Paul Byrnes...
-
cowmilk cownose cowpie cowpool cowpooling cowpox cowshed cow****
cowslip cowyard cowl
coworker Cox
coxcomb crab
crabby crabfish crabbish crabless crablike...
- had been opened. The
games were pla**** in poor conditions, "resembling a
cowyard more than a
football ground" in parts. On the
number 2
field Devonport...
-
converge west of
Clarks Island to form a
small craft anchorage called the
Cowyard approximately 200
yards (180 m) wide with a
depth of 20–35 feet (6.1–10...
-
Terracini Evening Alone at Bunyah,
Noonday Axeman, The
Widower in the Country,
Cowyard Gates and The Last ****os (poems) by Les
Murray 2006
Candy Neil Armfield...
-
impugn the
government who
seemed content the
country be
little more than 'a
cowyard' and
ministers were 'only
capable of
thinking in
terms of beef and butterfat'...
- Destro**** 1950.
Stones used to
enlarge Church of
England Hamilton and to pave
cowyards".
Other sources say that the
church was
demolished in 1957. The government...
- Row had a
similar bad re****tion to the "Cribs" in New
Orleans or the "
cowyards" in San Francisco. In
order to
receive protection,
Levee inhabitants would...
- Destro**** 1950.
Stones used to
enlarge Church of
England Hamilton and to pave
cowyards".
Other sources say that the
church was
demolished in 1957. Lake Condah...
