Sketches of Australian Life and Scenery Complete in 12 Plates
Plate Eight: Christmas on the Diggings or the Unwelcome Visitor Who Came Uninvited
Caption: Christmas at the Antipodes is generally the hottest time in the year. It causes a peculiar feel to new Arrivals, having all the associations of the Old Country fresh in their mind's eye, to find instead of frosty weather, a climate with the Thermometer up to 90 degrees in the shade, and venemous (sic) snakes seeking your hospitality with perfect nonchalance, especially in the Bush.
Artist: Loosely based on drawings by S.T. Gill, including some plates from The Australian sketchbook.
Provenance: Sketches of Australian Life and Scenery Complete in 12 Plates
Contributor: Paul Jerrard & Son
Contributor: Messrs. Newbold & Co.
Date of Publication: ca. 1865
Published by: Paul Jerrard & Son for the proprietors Messrs. Newbold & Co.
Place of Publishing: London (170 Fleet Street)
Copyright status: This work is out of copyright
Courtesy: State Library Victoria
Plate One: Sunday at the Diggings
Plate Two: The Lost Bushman or the Unfortunate Digger that Never Returned
Plate Three: A New Rush
Plate Four: A Concert on a New Rush or Gold Diggings in Australia
Plate Five: Bushrangers Waiting for the Mails in New South Wales
Plate Six: A Corrobory (sic), or Native Dance
Plate Seven: A Native Sepulchre or Aboriginal Mode of Burial
Plate Eight: Christmas on the Diggings or the Unwelcome Visitor Who Came Uninvited
Plate Nine: Our Convicts What We Do & What Becomes of Them
Plate Ten: The Way Her Majesty's Mails & The Public Protectors are Served in New South Wales
Plate Eleven: The New Chum's Arrival on a Gold Diggings
Plate Twelve: Prospecting for Gold or Rewarded at Last
Plate One: Sunday at the Diggings
Plate Two: The Lost Bushman or the Unfortunate Digger that Never Returned
Plate Three: A New Rush
Plate Four: A Concert on a New Rush or Gold Diggings in Australia
Plate Five: Bushrangers Waiting for the Mails in New South Wales
Plate Six: A Corrobory (sic), or Native Dance
Plate Seven: A Native Sepulchre or Aboriginal Mode of Burial
Plate Eight: Christmas on the Diggings or the Unwelcome Visitor Who Came Uninvited
Plate Nine: Our Convicts What We Do & What Becomes of Them
Plate Ten: The Way Her Majesty's Mails & The Public Protectors are Served in New South Wales
Plate Eleven: The New Chum's Arrival on a Gold Diggings
Plate Twelve: Prospecting for Gold or Rewarded at Last
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