THE CLYDE ROBBERY.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume II, Issue 80, 19 August 1870, Page 3

THE CLYDE ROBBERY.

Wlien the eseon eamtr down to tr.c Clyde as o£oTdy- 'i' '' 1O 1& Witli tlleVbQxea well filled/wii&rbpfii " notes and trtght gold J j * -- These, were ,plat-a$ lock-up, wlrv- h* stands with ift "View '''" ' u *' ( -'' Of the swift Writer# fi Molyneifo; t :U i. "J y>; Y.a *:d K Lite the leaves of t the. forest,, when summer i : s gfAen, . y n Byi.the bobbies the 'treasure" at/sunset; was seen; cAj.a. Like the leaves , the forest,,, autumn ftatli'blown* '" ' ° ' That wealth iu, the morning was vanr ; isiied and gone!"' v "* At night a daring robber%roke'frito tne- ? - v gaol, And hfe fieaithily' dnbw fi-bm 1 2 bbiV"' each screw nail. On the ey6s of the police iirowSinei-S ' ; fell, , r/1 ; ~ v . ~w Aiid none heard the' noise—whicH~th"y W • ' wglL Iu the morn, lay the boxed, with lids open wide— . • Bat, a ® ycm {a thijlgji was inside— iiirt ]>K A lid tbegallantprotectonswere knock'd taa agefe., A a AndJNea innmerton started without company. 't, -1 In a kn&t. stoad-the'ladbbies' -• and paler^"<'■">i With dismay on their•bro^j^.ufcjip.jif^slt ; L- n th:J .g a ?R- ; r . The camp, is ail '-liproafcy and-lDil^ieia^ in a stew, - Andj as I have been told, looked^-un-- :< commonly ' And .forthwith to • Duiaedia jthat dread? 1 - news did-stealv • • !! y•' ; - And blank' silence ,peryade^,jblift % i^ajij^>« of Beal 1 'IL, 1 • In.tna Bank pf New South -■• is woe, though 'tis said - -»• They know the '-true"'' y note that is.fled. . -»'•«•»* ■'■ - - : x^rztvi