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New South Wales and Queensland life he lived; so much so that he has not always exercised due restraint in his poetic outbursts. To those who claim to know this verse of Henry Lawson comes as the voice of truth, sure and firm after the Scotchman's fine prettiness: I think Ogilvie's mistake was that he emphasised the charm of the bush in place of the lure. The bush is a fierce, hungry mistress, who is too passionate in her moods for the word "charm" to be anything but a misplaced one. Nevertheless, W. H. Ogilvie is enchanting at his best moments. His ringing verse at times reminds us of the ringing echos of the galloping hoofs of the horses this man knew and loved so well.

1716: 218: 126: 1449: 40: 2562: 797: 2576: 2590: 1163: 2548: 2534: 5913: 883:, based on Robert Scott's daughter Lynette, and a grey horse 'Loyal Heart' he bought from the local pound. The acclaimed poem was first penned on the stock route between Forbes and Bogan Gate in the NSW Parkes area before being refined on the walls of his bedroom at Maaoupe station. Separately later on it was identified the horse had been stolen from Australian outback pioneer 2604: 1871:, a National Trust roadside cairn adjacent to the old shearers quarters at the former Maaoupe station, unveiled on 8 June 1995. This was on the leftside of Maaoupe Road near the Glenroy-Maaoupe Road intersection, 13.8 km from Penola. At a later date the cairn was moved to the other side of the road beside the 1774:), and there are also memorials to him in Australia. Upon the cairn of reclaimed stone was a bronze sculpture of an open book by Hawick sculptor Bill Landles. Unveiled in August 1993, the bronze was prised from the surface and stolen in August 2016 and still unrecovered by July 2017, feared stolen for 1222:

In his later days, Will. Ogilvie has been responsible for some very exquisite verse. His early efforts were too effusive in their praise of our bush and its beauty, and this fact does not please many. That we can let pass, because he was fascinated by the country and bush life as he found it in the

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By late January 1901, on his imminent return to Scotland after eleven years, he had progressed from being labelled as coming to the colonies for experience, to one of the colonists ('though only a ten-year colonist'), to being identified as an Australian ('Poet Will Ogilvie goes to Scotland after a

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in November 1898 and was well received as 'the most charming book of Australian verse that has yet appeared'. The book was reprinted four times by 1901 due to demand. Subsequent editions contained varying numbers of poems, and in different orders (for example the 1905 edition at fourteen thousand

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Edgecombe, Michael J. and Anson, Peter (2003) "Will Ogilvie in South Australia: A presentation to the National Folk Festival, Canberra, 21 April 2003". 44 pp. Discusses the droving route taken by Ogilvie from New South Wales to South Australia, and the reflection of incidents in his poetry along

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Edinburgh architect William Ogilvie's ten known poems are: Bob, Guid enough for me, Mrs Claicher's song, My mither's aunt, Straught, straught's a reed, The interruption, The lodger, The parrot, The witch, There's nane o' my ain to care. They are written in 1930s Scottish Edinburgh vernacular and

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and children's songs. The daily routine after breakfast and reading prayers was to sit down with a pencil and notepad, and started with a couplet from a recent thought. Poems were not typed but done by hand, as was also his late-1890s practice, 'A memory of him clings locally as a good-natured,

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The children of James SCOTT and Nancy SHIEL emigrated from Scotland's Border area to Australia. It cannot be established if there was a daughter called Lynette from either William (1845–1924) or Robert (1829–1859). A family property in Victoria was called 'Lempitlaw', which were the Scottish

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in Australia. There was an attempt by one person to 'pirate it in Scotland, but Mr. Ogilvie promptly exposed the dishonest trick'. Despite all this, the poem was the one for which he sought not to be remembered. Thinking it more suited to the traditional music halls, Will H. Ogilvie desired

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life and characters. Will, as he was known, also wrote a great deal of work on English and Scottish themes and his work has been included in collections of English and Scottish poetry. All of his work was originally published in, and he is most closely associated with, Australia. Before being

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By 1961, some sixteen volumes of verse, two large collected editions, and numerous magazine and other contributions had been published. Since his death, more of his poems are being re-discovered in old newspaper archives, and in past correspondence with acquaintances.

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version of 84 poems was 203 pages, saw a photograph of Ogilvie added, and illustrative images removed. An 'expanded' version was published in 1930 by Angus & Robertson, but removed chapter pages and fourteen poems and added only nine poems, to total 79

1962:(1903), 176 pages, published by The Bulletin Newspaper was 3000 copies (and larger printed twenty-five copies on white rather than toned paper). The first edition contained chapter pages with a poem, and was illustrated with images from painters such as 1409:

easy going bushman, who sauntered leisurely into the newspaper office, presented a crumpled and often soiled manuscript, and, after inviting the staff to have a drink, would turn his gray once more to Gunningbland'. His interest in horses continued with

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In 1908 he returned again to Scotland and married Katharine Margaret 'Madge' Scott Anderson (1879 – 25 June 1965), the daughter of Tom Scott Anderson and a descendant of Dr Alexander Anderson who participated in the last and fatal expedition of explorer

153:, and described as a quiet-spoken handsome Scot of medium height, with a fair moustache and red complexion. He was also known as Will Ogilvie, by the pen names including 'Glenrowan' and the lesser 'Swingle-Bar', and by his initials, WHO. 1778:. The original mould was not retained but a three-dimensional image scan was obtained from the identical cairn in Australia allowing the replacement of a smaller bronze, unveiled on 17 August 2019, albeit in the new setting of Harden (GPS 1644:. The oil-on-canvas portrait measuring 46 cm high and 35.5 cm wide by Mary Lindsay-Oliver was donated to Bolton by Madge Ogilvie following the death of her husband in July 1963. The associated Bolton Reading Room in the 1672:

A memorial committee was set up Scotland in 1991 to raise funds to promote the name of Ogilvie and his works. The Will H. Ogilvie Memorial Trust had a large programme of events planned for 2019 with the 150th birthday of the poet.

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commenced operation in 1886 in Sydney. This Scottish background influenced the books offered for sale, together with the Robertson's experiences of hardship and humanity led to supporting writers, and manuscripts of bush life.

1633:, audio-recorded Ogilvie reciting sixteen of his poems. Poems included 'The bushmen', 'From the Gulf', 'The men who blazed the track', 'Opals', 'A leaf from Macquarie', and 'Kelpies'. The preserved recording is held by the 470:' is the name associated with a wooden bar between draught horses and a wagon that keeps the chains separate. He also wrote in Australia under the names of 'Free Lance' and 'Fourth Mate', and in Scotland with 'Freebooter'. 285:, arriving in Sydney on 1 November 1889. During his time in Australia he worked on sheep stations in north-western New South Wales, south-eastern South Australia, and central New South Wales, where he was a proficient 640:

For suffering days, weeks, and months, we've heard Adam Lindsay Gordon. 'Banjo' Paterson, Will Ogilvie, Harry Morant and others spoken, mouthed, recited, garroted and assassinated in the pursuit of verses dedicated to

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impressions had 95 poems and a photograph of a young Will sitting with his arms crossed, while the 1930 edition of nineteen thousand impressions had 84 poems and a photograph of Will standing beside his dog).

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I claim that my old friends the Bush poets are the sort that the Empire needs – workers, sportsmen, fighters, good comrades—and as to the pale, long-haired writer of free verse, let us take him out and drown

945:, which was owned by the family of Dr James Dickson and managed by Mr John McCouchie, one of them a cousin of William Scott. Many poems were submitted under the pen name 'Glenrowan' to the South Australian 253:, was a gifted pianist. Of the eight children – Zoe (b. 1867), George (b. 1872), Winifred (b. 1873), Tom (b. 1875), Eric (b. 1876), Kate (b. 1879), and Gladys (b. 1884) – William was the only one to marry. 1547:

William Hedley Blair Ogilvie, who was also erroneously listed as William Henry Ogilvie, as probably a clerical error due to a name association. Trooper Ogilvie (13 April 1880 – 12 December 1901), of

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also encouraged the company to foster Australian poetry through ballads too, the words becoming part of the cultural identity. With this foundation, Ogilvie became an Angus & Robertson author.

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was said to write like Ogilvie, beginning 'to write prose and verse – mostly horse-verse and lovey-dovey rhymes'. Similarly some outside influences can be seen in some of Ogilvie's work: that of

689:. Although his attitudes were said to be that of a courtly gentleman, and mindful of his love of horses, 'One might say that he showed no sign of deeper feeling for girls than for horses.' 1181:, has been suggested to be written not by Ogilvie. The history of Hall was certainly known to Ogilvie, the poem was published under Ogilvie's name, as well as him penning another poem, 5468: 378:

warden duties in Selkirk. He continued to live in Kirklea until his death at 93 years of age in 1963, followed by his wife Madge in 1965. His ashes were scattered on the hill road to

318:. Will and Madge had two children, Margaret Deloraine 'Wendy' Ogilvie (1909–2003), and George Thomas Anderson Ogilvie (1912–1995), when living at 'Brundenlaws' in the village of 2239:(1908), 30 short stories (within chapters 'In the Australian bush', 'In America', 'Here and there', and 'On the Scottish border'), 303 pages, published by T. Fisher Unwin, London 1532:

During Will H. Ogilvie's life, there was also an unrelated but similarly-named poet, Edinburgh architect and illustrator William Ogilvie (1891–1939). The latter poet published

306:, England. Ogilvie returned to Scotland to Edinburgh to become a freelance journalist. From 1905 to 1908, he held the position of professor of agricultural journalism at the 3875:"1916-1918, English, Printed music edition: The Anzac [music]: the bravest thing God ever made; march song ... / words by Will H. Ogilvie; music by May Summerbelle" 1999:(1909), a ballad in seven parts, 118 pages, published by Thomas Fraser, of Dalbeattie, Scotland. The ballad was reprinted in 2019 as part of the 150th birthday celebration 4778: 3640:"The Shearing Dispute. Momba and Belalie Outrages. Fresh Rewards Offered. Free Shearers from Queensland — Acts of Incendiarism — Twenty-four Men Remanded at Wllcannla" 879:

It was a letter of introduction to Robert Scott's family that directed him to Belalie, to help friends of the family. It was here he received the inspiration to pen

653:, who met him in the late 1940s and who was instrumental in publishing the works. Cited as a 'triumvirate of renown – the horsemen poets', he held the pedestal with 5312: 1552: 773:

By 1950 the poet was still warmly described as 'one of Australia's greatest and most loved poets', and 'one of the last of the great poets of the 1900 era'.

1816:, given to be an exact Landles bronze replica of the Roberton cairn. Located at Poets' Corner, Central Park, Mitchell Street (the Mitchell Highway) (GPS 804:

After schooling, Ogilvie was sent to Australia in 1889 as a 'testing ground' by his father, returning to Scotland after a decade. He had a deep love of

5419: 5632: 5579: 1658:(1905–1973), an admirer of Australian pioneer values, and who had corresponded with Ogilvie over time, established the gallery and library in 1959. 5851:, New South Wales: Simon & Schuster Australia. 276 pp. A biography, exploring, critiquing and providing an interpretation of Ogilvie's work. 1953:. The number of poems changed between some editions from 74, 85, and 99. Dedication was to Hugh Gordon (1857–1910), who oversaw Adavale Station, 1706:(1996) exploring, critiquing and providing an interpretation of Ogilvie's work. This also includes the unpublished manuscript 'Scottish jackaroo'. 2724:

Borders property of writer Sir Walter SCOTT, Lord of Buccleuch. A link between the author and the Australian immigrants has not yet been drawn.

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It appears one of Ogilvie's last Australian stations was Brindinyabba, New South Wales, near his first station of Belalie, between Enngonia and

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on 21 August 1869 to George Ogilvie and Agnes Christie, the second child of eight. George farmed the lands of the Earl of Dalkeith on the

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Ogilvie was included as one of the worthy 'sun-browned muses' who wrote in rhythmic metre rather than 'free style' evident by the 1920s:

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The original 1898 book spells 'gray' with an 'a' (including to the 1914 edition), while 'grey' was used by other persons and sources.

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During World War I, Ogilvie remained in Great Britain, and was in charge of and prepared Canadian horses for military service at the

738:'I have gathered verse-gold from her glory, Spell-bound in her emerald chains; I have stolen her heart for a story' (1899 newspaper) 5988: 1819: 941:

After Belalie, Ogilvie travelled overland to Maaoupe station in South Australia prior to November 1893 and probably earlier as an

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sojourn of several years in the Australian bush. Australian poets appear to have excellent luck nowadays.'). His farewell

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Ogilvie's work also went on to influence others, including 'a lifetime addiction' of his accounts by Australian architect

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for visiting guests. Australia also remembered Ogilvie through continued correspondence over his later years, including

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Rural life was captured in many of his Border poems. Opinion articles were sent to Australia including about sheep and

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A bust of Ogilvie by sculptor Judith Rolevink was unveiled on Sunday 2 December 2018, forming part of Poet's Corner in

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After eleven years on the continent, on 9 February 1901 aged thirty-one, in Sydney the poet and bushman boarded the

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Ogilvie wrote lyrical and romantic poetry noted for its balladic style, with expressive descriptions of Australian

20: 2245:(1914), paperback of 22 short stories, 122 pages, published by Holding and Hardingham, London, as part of their ' 2168:(1937), 53 poems, with plates by American-born equestrian artist and illustrator Olive Whitmore, and published by 1567:'Poets Trek', part of the Festival of a Thousand Stories, is held annually in September for over twenty years, in 1116:(circa 1902). Tidy wrote Morant's obituary. Ogilvie and Tidy maintained a strong friendship during their lives. 2046: 462:, Victoria where he passed through on his way to Gunningbland station, near Parkes, New South Wales in 1894 as a 174: 1188:

Collected from Australian newspapers of the preceding five years, a selection of poems within the book entitled

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was placed with the Australian Remount Service in 1915, rising to become its officer in charge in Cairo, Egypt.

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following a horse-riding accident. This period also saw Morant and Ogilvie become good friends all-round with

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set several of Will's poems to music, and continued by the restructured and renamed group as 'Harden Blades'.

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as a two-day literary tour. Led by a group of local poets and enthusiasts, the trek goes through some of the

310:, United States of America. American ranch life however held no attraction to that of Australian properties. 5973: 3783: 1695: 1634: 2362: 1360:, and again in 1908 after two years away in the United States of America, Ogilvie settled into the role of ' 1302:

competition prize awarded to Sydney composer George Ernest Vincent (–1932) for the best musical setting for

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was 'Ogilvie's only living rival', but does not explain the absence of references to Lawson and Paterson.

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by saying 'Still killing Australia?'. Ogilvie pointed out the value of the plant, this at a time of the

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He exercised his prerogative to both use the same title for different poems, and adjust existing poems.

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On Saturday 20 July 2019 the 'Will H. Ogilvie Way' was opened at the start of the B6352 road south of

6018: 5707: 5148: 5092: 4803:, music by Donald Crichton, song and lyrics by Will H. Ogilvie. Published by Enoch & Sons, 1919. 4724: 4322: 4123: 3361: 1967: 1942: 1688: 1548: 1431: 1016: 334: 178:(1895). A reader ballot in 1914 saw him placing seventh of Australia's twelve most favourite poets. 5061: 4065: 4928: 3616: 2863: 2622: 1715: 713:'Ah! sad, proud Gordon! Crossing swords with Care, And touching hands so many times with Death' ( 499:(from 1896 to 1902). Due to the droughts, properties such as Belalie underwent destocking in 1899. 319: 246: 5868: 1855:, where the Will H. Ogilvie Stone is opposite Holefield Farm at Lempitlaw, on Friday 19 July 2019; 3874: 2786: 2246: 2143: 2129: 2119: 2105: 2091: 2077: 2011:(1913), 45 poems, 127 pages, published by Fraser, Asher and Company Limited, of Glasgow, Scotland 1954: 1911: 1868: 1852: 1813: 1677: 1568: 1310: 1128: 994: 990: 859: 848: 558: 3950: 1665:, featuring all of Bolton's horse-drawn wagons and stage coaches, also have Ogilvie's treasured 458:

of 'Glenrowan', and also 'Swingle-Bar'. It was suggested 'Glenrowan' was named for the town of

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Several poems were set to music during Ogilvie's lifetime, including by famed English composer

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which was set to music by 1918. During World War I, Ogilvie contributed verses for the London

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made by Alexander Patton with a silver tacks spelling out 'W.H.O.' on the handle, and making a

4695: 4688: 5858:, Seascale, Cumbria: Pub. 120 pp. A biography of Ogilvie's life in Australia and Scotland. 5010: 4872: 4663: 4635: 4430: 2917: 2256: 1990: 1858: 1720: 1641: 1174: 1137: 841: 435: 315: 307: 5755: 2501: 2379: 2343: 5933: 5928: 5038: 4402: 3900: 3811: 3729: 3145: 2649: 2179: 2055: 2038:. This subset of the principal works contained 53 poems. Page numbering followed on from 2035: 2018: 1979: 1963: 1950: 1551:, one of the six children of Walter Ogilvie and Annie Passfield (1846–), joined the Fourth 1203: 485:(with issues still persisting into 1894, even on Belalie, a property where Ogilvie worked), 375: 341: 5469:"Trust appealing for cash for replacement for stolen memorial to Borders poet near Hawick" 4565:"Not Much Originality about Us: Scottish Influences on the Angus & Robertson Backlist" 4292: 2705:

The stockwhip is now in the possession of the Cobb & Co. Museum, Toowoomba, Australia.

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Gallery and Library also holds several of Ogilvie's publications. Transport operator and

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Ogilvie was castigated for embellishing the mythology of the Australian outback and life:

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The Manning River Times and Advocate for the Northern Coast Districts of New South Wales

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He was given to be of the Whyte-Melville school, named after Scottish novelist and poet

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ballot ranked the top twelve of one hundred and ten favourite Australian poets as: 1st

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A portrait of Will is in the collection (#1646) of the Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery,

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Having just turned twenty years of age, he travelled from Scotland to Australia on the

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In 1959, Hazel de Berg, who interviewed many people within Australia including author

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Limited, London UK. The work reproduces some poems of previous anthologies such as

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in two sizes. A 1982 reprint was done by Angus and Robertson. In consideration of

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for two terms as a weekly boarder, had some tutoring in Yorkshire, before entering

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Angela Bartie; Linda Fleming; Mark Freeman; Tom Hulme; Alex Hutton; Paul Readman.

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More material on Ogilvie's life and contributions are also contained within the:

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Will H. Ogilvie, believed circa 1890, aged about 20. Bearing subject's signature

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Women or 'fair girls' were also a recurring theme in Ogilvie's poems, including

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song compilation acknowledged two of Will's works – the self-titled album and

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which was written four years earlier although surmised by some later writers.

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Poem by Ogilvie upon a stone at the entrance of the Stockman's Hall of Fame,

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was reprinted, the only article ever republished by the magazine (by 1970).

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on the breed. Later photographs of Will usually featured one of his dogs.

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Australia republished the works in March 2018, as the 1916 trench edition

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Will H. Ogilvie should also not be confused with an Australian soldier,

868:'Genangie', at Peak Hill, Parkes/Forbes district of New South Wales; and 503:

Ogilvie captured the essence of droughts in his words, contained within

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It was accepted he wrote about the Australian bush with romanticism.

684: 345: 326: 303: 299: 294: 5903: 2050:(1916), 81 poems, frontispiece and title page with illustrations by 758:

He occasionally assigned another title to an existing poem, such as

477:' an impact on the quality of life in the last decade of the 1800s: 5907: 5580:"Rightful honour restored to poet Will Ogilvie on Road to Roberton" 5014:. Vol. 22, no. 1079. Brisbane. 6 January 1912. p. 21 3566:. Vol. LIV, no. 1411. Victoria. 15 April 1893. p. 44 2291:, of a drover and horse moving stock along the route from northern 1740: 1442: 1438: 1368:

was composed in 1908, and was a long poem said to be in the way of

455: 238: 85: 5790:. Vol. X, no. 18. New South Wales. 6 May 1898. p. 4 4398:"The Barrcutter and His Mate Toll of Scrub-cutter and Poison Cart" 3385:"Will Ogilvie. Poet is A.R.P. warden. Scotland ready for invaders" 2263:, London. A collection of true stories of humour regarding horses 289:, and gained the reputation as one of Australia's top bush poets. 5554: 5299:

The Tartan Saddlecloth: Performing the bush verse of Will Ogilvie

4293:"William Henry Ogilvie - Drover - Horse-breaker - Poet 1869-1963" 3904:. Vol. XV, no. 770. Queensland. 20 July 1923. p. 4 2100:(1925), 43 poems, 82 pages, with five illustrations in colour by 1732: 1405: 1286:

Some of his work included songs which were set to music, such as

809: 781: 617: 466:. Ogilvie however had been using that pen name by April 1893. ' 450: 401:

The poet actively acknowledged the influences of Australian poet

363: 265: 186: 81: 5367:. Vol. Supplement. Canberra: National Centre of Biography, 5272: 4848:. Vol. LXXII, no. 2162. 14 December 1901. p. 1502 2533: 1687:

Geoffrey Cains Collection of Australian manuscripts (MS 15500),

780:(1906–1990), including his insights into stock movements in the 5301:(2008), produced by www.restlessmusic.com.au. Fourteen tracks. 2470:(1898), about the military force under Australian then-colonel 1619: 1615: 250: 5893: 5443:"Will H Ogilvie: How a Borders boy became a leading bush poet" 3648:. No. 2125. New South Wales. 26 September 1894. p. 5 454:

printed in books, many works in the newspapers were under the

181:

Wearing the title of 'Universally acclaimed in Australia as a

5336:"Will Ogilvie recites poetry in the Hazel de Berg collection" 5247: 5042:. No. 2159. New South Wales. 27 February 1953. p. 9 2487: 2486:(1916), based on a British military officer's comment on the 1728: 805: 492:(where bank notes from collapsed banks became worthless), and 359: 5276:

The Anzac : the bravest thing God ever made; march song

5222: 4986:. Vol. XCII, no. 2605. 11 October 1911. p. 48 4611:. No. 841. New South Wales. 26 January 1918. p. 20 4346:""For The Honor Old England", —and—"the glory of the game."" 3733:. Vol. LV, no. 12, 760. 3 December 1898. p. 8 3499:"Vote for J. J. Paine, who will win honorably or not at all" 2946:"Send Half A Million Australian Soldiers, Says Will Ogilvie" 2226:(2021), 275 poems, 393 pages, produced by the Memorial Trust 1364:

poet' based in the south near the Scottish–English border.

515:(Grim Drought had bound the Western land), and particularly 156:

Ogilvie was part of the trio of Australian bush poets, with

4779:

The Richmond River Herald and Northern Districts Advertiser

3185:. No. 1, 349. New South Wales. 29 May 1919. p. 21 2868:

William Henry (Will) Ogilvie (1869–1963) by Clement Semmler

2301: 1680:. The road leads to Holefield Farm, Ogilvie's birthplace. 1124: 5633:"Kelso Laddies create memorial stone to late poet Ogilvie" 5555:"A brief History of The Will H Ogilvie Memorial Committee" 4639:. No. 21, 932. Melbourne. 11 November 1916. p. 6 4406:. No. 1860. New South Wales. 11 July 1947. p. 15 4326:. Vol. LXXIV. Queensland. 28 December 1954. p. 3 3759:. Vol. XXVII, no. 71. 7 December 1915. p. 8 2422:, written while in Australia of his affection for Scotland 2214:(2009), 60 poems, 96 pages, produced by the Memorial Trust 4372:"Bogan Gate: Australian history merges in unique moment!" 3309:. No. 1020. New South Wales. 8 July 1915. p. 18 2162:(1928), as well as 'sixteen poems never before collected' 3959:. Vol. 18. Canberra: National Centre of Biography, 3337:. No. 18, 520. Victoria. 18 October 1915. p. 2 2208:(1994), 42 poems, part of the biography by Ogilvie's son 2191:, Adelaide. Second and enlarged edition printed in 1982 1731:

to the poet was erected in 1993 between the villages of

1211:

particularly were understood by the Australian public.

997:. It was at Nelungaloo he met and became the friend of 4957:

The Redress of the Past: Historical pageants in Britain

3851:

Beneath whose hand: The autobiography of R. M. Williams

3787:. Vol. XII, no. 17. 28 April 1902. p. 34 3391:. Vol. 72, no. 9062. 9 August 1941. p. 4 1131:

area, involving Morant and Ogilvie was not the same as

645:

A collection of Will Ogilvie's poetry was published in

3719: 3717: 3493: 3491: 3462: 3460: 3458: 3171: 3169: 3167: 2954:. No. 2009. Brisbane. 9 February 1940. p. 10 2921:. No. 5339. Brisbane. 8 November 1919. p. 12 1121:

For the honor of Old England and the glory of the game

664:

Ogilvie also wrote tributes about soldiers, including

189:"', Will H. Ogilvie wrote over 1,100 poems, including 5659:

South Australian Country Fire Service Promotions Unit

5572: 3924:"Famous Australian Poet writes to Goondiwindi Friend" 3021:. No. 231. Brisbane. 30 October 1927. p. 20 2126:

A clean wind blowing : Songs of the out-of-doors

104:

Katharine Margaret 'Madge' Scott Anderson (1879–1965)

4876:. No. 813. Victoria. 31 January 1901. p. 6 4066:"A Compendium of the Place Names of South Australia" 3928:

Warialda Standard and Northern Districts' Advertiser

3620:. No. 219. Sydney. 23 September 1894. p. 7 3295: 3293: 3291: 3289: 3287: 2776: 2774: 2772: 2770: 2529: 1978:, and Norman St Clair Carter (1875–1963). The 1913 1424:

Several of his poems were set to be sung, including

325:

Australia remained important to the poet, prizing a

4667:. No. 6196. Brisbane. 18 March 1922. p. 9 4434:. No. 820. Victoria. 21 March 1901. p. 17 3714: 3488: 3455: 3164: 2768: 2766: 2764: 2762: 2760: 2758: 2756: 2754: 2752: 2750: 2734:

distinct from the language used by Will H. Ogilvie.

1298:with music by Donald Crichton. May 1900 saw a ten 5681:"Penola poets celebrated in bronze bust unveiling" 4932:. No. 548. Sydney. 3 February 1901. p. 6 4687: 4569:Journal of the Sydney Society for Scottish History 4146: 4144: 4142: 2987:"Biographies of Characters with Kelso Connections" 2981: 2979: 2977: 2975: 2973: 2971: 2969: 2114:(1928), 40 poems, 96 pages, with illustrations by 2086:(1923), 40 poems, 83 pages, with illustrations by 1353:After returning from Australia in 1901 aboard the 620:, dogs, and horses is well-reflected in his work ( 389:Ogilvie's son George wrote the biography entitled 5359:"William Robert Fossey (Bill) Bolton (1905–1973)" 3524: 3522: 3520: 3284: 2940: 2938: 2936: 1922:. Penola also has a footpath plaque to Ogilvie. 546:'. In the same year, it was also suggested that 5920: 5856:Will H. Ogilvie: Balladist of Borders & Bush 5462: 5460: 5338:(Interview). Interviewed by De Berg, Hazel. 1959 5333: 3076: 3074: 3072: 3070: 3068: 3066: 3064: 2907: 2905: 2747: 2259:, 87 pages, illustrated by Armour, published by 1404:Now with children, Ogilvie penned some graceful 1379:written while he was in Australia, in 1909 came 526:wrote of a different phase of their own lives: ' 5519:Breaker's mate : Will Ogilvie in Australia 4139: 4083: 3849:Williams, Reginald Murray; Ruhen, Olaf (1984). 3150:Greenlee School of Journalism and Communication 3146:"Looking back on journalism instruction at ISU" 2966: 2903: 2901: 2899: 2897: 2895: 2893: 2891: 2889: 2887: 2885: 2826:"Old master singer – The poems of Will Ogilvie" 2136:The collected sporting verse of Will H. Ogilvie 1540:(1926; 8 pages), by Porpoise Press, Edinburgh. 1337:, and included the participation of colleagues 1106:H. Morant 'Breaker' leaves with S.A. Contingent 743:The collected sporting verse of Will H. Ogilvie 593:have all been ascribed. Within the poet's own 519:(That's where the fires of hell burn through). 427:From him has learned one lilting page at least, 415:The boughs that shadow and the dusts that drape 5882:Old master singer -- The poems of Will Ogilvie 4983:The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser 4845:The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser 4297:The amazing poetical excellence of Krackatinni 4286: 4284: 4282: 4059: 4057: 3674:. New South Wales. 30 November 1899. p. 2 3535:The Sydney Mail and New South Wales Advertiser 3517: 2933: 907:And the grass-feed green on his snaffle rings. 112:Margaret Deloraine 'Wendy' Ogilvie (1909–2003) 5457: 3848: 3435: 3433: 3410:OGILVIE, George Thomas Anderson (July 1994). 3202: 3200: 3061: 1941:(1898), 170 pages and three illustrations by 1938:Fair Girls and Gray Horses: With Other Verses 430:And loved it for the heart between the lines. 421:And every bronzed, burnt bushman in the east, 418:His horse and horseman— are they not our own? 409:Our Lindsay Gordon! From the north-most cape 5413: 5411: 4685: 3948: 2882: 2819: 2817: 2815: 2813: 2811: 2809: 2807: 2805: 2790:. New South Wales. 2 October 1970. p. 3 1079:"The Breaker" is sleeping in some far place 1055:And reckless he was, but he rode his course 904:With the Warrego mud in his mane, of course, 19:For other people named William Ogilvie, see 5273:Summerbelle, May; Ogilvie, Will H. (1916), 4279: 4054: 2187:(1952), 206 poems, 332 pages, published by 2017:(1914), 43 poems, 136 pages, published by 1329:, Sydney, was hosted by also-notable poets 865:'Nelungaloo', near Parkes, New South Wales; 808:and riding and he became interested in the 511:(But drought had stolen my strength away), 5826:– via National Library of Australia. 5798:– via National Library of Australia. 5719:– via National Library of Australia. 5711:. No. 22, 610. 2 July 1910. p. 4 5655:"SA Country Fire Service Station: Maaoupe" 5198:"About the Festival of a Thousand Stories" 5160:– via National Library of Australia. 5132:– via National Library of Australia. 5104:– via National Library of Australia. 5050:– via National Library of Australia. 5022:– via National Library of Australia. 4994:– via National Library of Australia. 4940:– via National Library of Australia. 4912:– via National Library of Australia. 4884:– via National Library of Australia. 4856:– via National Library of Australia. 4828:– via National Library of Australia. 4790:– via National Library of Australia. 4736:– via National Library of Australia. 4694:. University of California Press. p. 4675:– via National Library of Australia. 4647:– via National Library of Australia. 4619:– via National Library of Australia. 4552:– via National Library of Australia. 4524:– via National Library of Australia. 4496:– via National Library of Australia. 4470:– via National Library of Australia. 4442:– via National Library of Australia. 4414:– via National Library of Australia. 4360:– via National Library of Australia. 4334:– via National Library of Australia. 4275:– via National Library of Australia. 4222:– via National Library of Australia. 4194:– via National Library of Australia. 4168:– via National Library of Australia. 4135:– via National Library of Australia. 4107:– via National Library of Australia. 4050:– via National Library of Australia. 3938:– via National Library of Australia. 3912:– via National Library of Australia. 3823:– via National Library of Australia. 3795:– via National Library of Australia. 3767:– via National Library of Australia. 3741:– via National Library of Australia. 3710:– via National Library of Australia. 3682:– via National Library of Australia. 3656:– via National Library of Australia. 3628:– via National Library of Australia. 3574:– via National Library of Australia. 3546:– via National Library of Australia. 3513:– via National Library of Australia. 3484:– via National Library of Australia. 3430: 3399:– via National Library of Australia. 3373:– via National Library of Australia. 3345:– via National Library of Australia. 3317:– via National Library of Australia. 3301:"Books and Bookmen: Gossip in the library" 3280:– via National Library of Australia. 3252:– via National Library of Australia. 3224:– via National Library of Australia. 3197: 3193:– via National Library of Australia. 3133:– via National Library of Australia. 3107:– via National Library of Australia. 3057:– via National Library of Australia. 3029:– via National Library of Australia. 2962:– via National Library of Australia. 2929:– via National Library of Australia. 2864:"William Henry (Will) Ogilvie (1869–1963)" 2798:– via National Library of Australia. 2694:http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article45290156 2230: 2178:(1946), 78 poems, 100 pages, published by 1487:Ogilvie's most commonly recited poems are 1166:Will H. Ogilvie, circa 1901, aged about 30 1087:And we'll meet no more in a steeplechase– 1071:This Englishman who had lived and learned 473:Events in Eastern Australia also brought ' 114:George Thomas Anderson Ogilvie (1912–1995) 38: 5854:Ogilvie, George Thomas Anderson (1994). 5849:Breaker's mate: Will Ogilvie in Australia 5408: 4556: 2802: 1989:(1907), 40 poems, 88 pages, published by 1704:Breaker's mate: Will Ogilvie in Australia 1468:about 'Old Kep', a world-famous champion 1063:"Breaker Morant" was the name he earned, 741:'She has hidden each footprint of mine' ( 412:South to the Otway he is loved and known. 137:(21 August 1869 – 30 January 1963) was a 5515: 5489: 5466: 5248:Goatley, Alma; Ogilvie, Will H. (1919), 4690:Social Patterns in Australian Literature 4127:. Adelaide. 29 November 1937. p. 21 3942: 2072:(1922), 46 poems, with illustrations by 1714: 1447: 1161: 1102:When The Breaker is booked for the south 1023:in South Africa in 1902, Ogilvie penned 898:But sling me a saddle on some good horse 795: 542:the humorist... And now Ogilvie... the 522:At the time of 1898 each of Australia's 355:In 1918 he first leased then bought the 216: 5729: 5440: 5356: 5254:(No. 1 in D ed.), Enoch & Sons 5223:Peel, Graham; Ogilvie, Will H. (1920), 4290: 4091:"Will Ogilvie was S.E. station manager" 4063: 3951:"Mary Turner (Mollie) Shaw (1906–1990)" 3833: 3409: 2070:Galloping shoes: Hunting and polo poems 1047:He loved a girl, and he loved a horse, 5921: 5678: 5536: 3672:Bathurst Free Press And Mining Journal 3403: 2823: 2443:(1908), a ballad of the Border raiders 2267: 1309:It was unknown if the phrase 'back of 913:Let me north where the red tracks run, 910:Over Bourke bridge at the break of day 636:dedication was even subject of jibes: 424:And every digger In the western mines, 6004:British Army personnel of World War I 5679:VARCOE, Charlotte (3 December 2018). 5630: 5441:Rinaldi, Giancarlo (17 August 2019). 5417: 5310: 5116:"Death of a South Australian soldier" 4740: 4562: 4012:Downlands College Art Exhibition 2017 3441:"Among the books – Our book causerie" 3143: 2858: 2856: 2854: 1930: 1918:. Ogilvie is beside his inspirator, 1452:Rolling hills along the Blawearie-to- 1039:A chivalrous, wild and reckless lad, 916:And blindfold yet I could find my way 748:'Arrayed against the Triple Powers' ( 674:magazine. In World War II, his poem 168:(1896) was considered second only to 6024:20th-century Australian male writers 4014:. Downlands College, Toowoomba. 2017 3757:The Sydney Stock And Station Journal 3123:The Sydney Stock And Station Journal 3080:WHO Memorial Trust, 22 October 2017. 2870:. Australian Dictionary of Biography 2839:(1). University of Western Australia 2357:How the Fire Queen crossed the swamp 791: 770:(1925, in an Australian newspaper). 229:Ogilvie was born at Holefield, near 16:Scottish-Australian poet (1869–1963) 5979:People from Kelso, Scottish Borders 5954:Australian male short story writers 3699:Australian Town and Country Journal 3272:. Melbourne. 29 May 1916. p. 6 2255:(1938), edited in conjunction with 2195:The Border poems of Will H. Ogilvie 1430:that is performed regularly at the 1247:Through gum boughs lorn and lonely 985:In 1894, Ogilvie was employed as a 348:, England. Fellow Australian poet 337:wishing him a happy 70th birthday. 264:, Edinburgh where he excelled as a 13: 5869:Australian Dictionary of Biography 5834: 5364:Australian Dictionary of Biography 3956:Australian Dictionary of Biography 2851: 1949:Newspaper, with later reprints by 1863:Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame 1348: 1202:Scottish-Australian book sellers, 382:, Scotland, along with Australian 245:Estates. Agnes, an orphan of the 14: 6035: 5999:People educated at Fettes College 5984:Writers from the Scottish Borders 5896:(Registered Scottish Charity No. 5862: 5756:"'Belalie and beyond' is coming!" 5490:McCamish, Thornton (March 2017). 5066:Dictionary of Scottish Architects 1993:, London. Fourth reprint in 1911 1555:, and died from fever during the 1538:My mither's aunt and other verses 1387:When all sounds else are silent. 490:Australian banking crisis of 1893 5911: 5802: 5774: 5748: 5734:(2nd ed.). R. M. Williams. 5723: 5695: 5672: 5647: 5624: 5598: 5547: 5509: 5483: 5467:Anderson, Joseph (27 May 2019). 5434: 4070:State Library of South Australia 2602: 2588: 2574: 2560: 2546: 2532: 2300:, of the state's unique boulder 2009:The overlander, and other verses 1960:Hearts of gold, and other verses 1527: 1239:The horse bells in the dlstance 1231:The camp fire gleams resistance 1066:For no bucking horse could throw 1031:Harry Morant was a friend I had 1003:Ode to 'The Breaker' in bandages 972:How the chestnut horse came home 901:Bred on Belalie or Lila Springs, 894:of his time at Belalie station: 828:'Belalie', north of the town of 483:1891 Australian shearers' strike 212: 124: 21:William Ogilvie (disambiguation) 5989:Scottish emigrants to Australia 5730:OGILVIE, William Henry (1982). 5631:Wylie, Kathryn (11 July 2019). 5350: 5327: 5304: 5291: 5266: 5241: 5216: 5190: 5164: 5136: 5108: 5080: 5054: 5026: 4998: 4970: 4944: 4916: 4888: 4860: 4832: 4806: 4794: 4766: 4712: 4679: 4651: 4623: 4595: 4586: 4528: 4500: 4474: 4446: 4418: 4390: 4364: 4338: 4310: 4251: 4226: 4198: 4172: 4111: 4026: 4000: 3916: 3888: 3867: 3842: 3834:OGILVIE, William Henry (1952). 3827: 3799: 3771: 3745: 3686: 3660: 3632: 3604: 3578: 3550: 3413:Balladist of Borders & Bush 3377: 3349: 3321: 3256: 3228: 3137: 3111: 3083: 2727: 2717: 2708: 2699: 2692:newspaper, 29 July 1914, p. 6 ( 2206:Balladist of Borders & Bush 2047:The Australian and Other Verses 1925: 1472:. He corresponded with renown 1170:One poem about New South Wales 1050:And he never let down a friend, 391:Balladist of Borders & Bush 141:-Australian narrative poet and 5904:Works by William Henry Ogilvie 5760:Will H. Ogilvie Memorial Trust 5369:Australian National University 5311:Wylie, Kathryn (1 June 2019). 5202:Festival of a Thousand Stories 4563:Jones, Caroline Viera (2006). 3961:Australian National University 3033: 3005: 2634: 1395:The brown burns of the Border 1082:Where the Boer War heroes lie, 1034:In the years long passed away, 989:at Gunningbland station, near 923:The thoughts were repeated in 919:Through Enngonia to Barringun. 1: 6009:Iowa State University faculty 5944:20th-century Australian poets 5939:19th-century Australian poets 5894:Will H Ogilvie Memorial Trust 5875:National Library of Australia 5559:Will H Ogilvie Memorial Trust 4752:Will H Ogilvie Memorial Trust 4064:Manning, Geoffrey H. (2012). 3784:The North Queensland Register 3538:. 14 October 1905. p. 35 3445:New Zealand Railways Magazine 2740: 1875:shed for visitor safety (GPS 1696:National Library of Australia 1635:National Library of Australia 1600:The man who steadies the lead 1114:To the memory of Harry Morant 1110:'Glenrowan' to 'The Breaker' 1096:Ogilvie's other poems about ' 1042:A knight born out of his day, 396: 370:, Scotland. At the start of 5584:Southern Reporter (Scotland) 5418:Kelly, Paul (21 July 2017). 5204:. Bourke Shire Council. 2014 4978:"World's champion sheep-dog" 4814:"Beloved townsman passes on" 4536:"Fair Girls and Grey Horses" 4482:"Fair girls and grey horses" 4350:Windsor and Richmond Gazette 3503:Windsor and Richmond Gazette 3096:The Daily Telegraph (Sydney) 1618:-based 'folk-and-roll' band 1594:with 1920 'The challenge'. 1074:As much as the bushmen know. 890:Nostalgically Ogilvie wrote 374:Ogilvie, aged 71, undertook 7: 5964:20th-century Scottish poets 5959:19th-century Scottish poets 5910:(public domain audiobooks) 5006:"Worlds Champion Sheep-Dog" 3838:. Adelaide: R. M. Williams. 2525: 1702:(1920–2001) wrote the book 1553:Imperial Bushmen Contingent 1499:Ho for the blades of Harden 1398:Shall sing within my heart. 1390:when all songs else depart, 1258:My star-crowned love and I. 1242:Are jangling faint and far: 1058:With courage up to the end, 844:(from 1891, for 2.5 years); 616:His love of the Australian 221:Holefield Farm, Lempitlaw, 10: 6040: 4686:Inglis Moore, Tom (1971). 2782:"A Tribute — Will Ogilvie" 2515:Fair girls and gray horses 2027:Fair girls and gray horses 1835:30.0892991°S 145.9397753°E 1534:The witch and other verses 1255:In all the world are only 1190:Fair girls and gray horses 1015:. With Morant's death by 881:Fair girls and gray horses 573:, and perhaps a little of 436:George John Whyte-Melville 166:Fair girls and gray horses 18: 5969:Scottish male songwriters 5708:The Sydney Morning Herald 5357:Tranter, Deborah (2005). 5334:Ogilvie, Will H. (1959). 4323:Townsville Daily Bulletin 3362:Townsville Daily Bulletin 2913:"Some Australian writers" 2243:The honour of the station 2212:The Hill Road to Roberton 1710: 1689:State Library of Victoria 1610:, with thirteen poems on 1562: 1549:Parkside, South Australia 1250:The passing breezes sigh; 968:The filling of the swamps 931:, referring to Belalie's 847:'Maaoupe', north-west of 123: 118: 108: 100: 92: 70: 49: 37: 30: 4774:"Local and general news" 3144:Davis, Wayne P. (1988). 2628: 2623:List of Australian poets 2386:An 'Orsetralian alphabet 2332:(Australian kelpie barb) 2201:Posthumous collections 1894:37.263452°S 140.726644°E 1840:-30.0892991; 145.9397753 1507:The comfort of the Hills 1283:something more serious. 1234:To every twinkling star; 1183:Ben Hall's stirrup irons 855:, as an overseer (1893); 659:R. B. Cunninghame Graham 281:for four weeks, via the 256:Ogilvie was educated at 5810:"Your chance, Mackays!" 5516:Meredith, John (1996). 5471:. The Southern Reporter 5315:. The Southern Reporter 4454:"The Death of Ben Hall" 3357:""Banjo" Paterson dead" 3208:"Arthur Polkinghorne's" 3177:"Australia in Scotland" 3152:. Iowa State University 3119:"Prof. Will H. Ogilvie" 3013:"William Henry OGILVIE" 2231:Short story collections 1955:Parkes, New South Wales 1912:Penola, South Australia 1869:Penola, South Australia 1853:Kelso, Scottish Borders 1814:Bourke, New South Wales 1678:Kelso, Scottish Borders 1569:Bourke, New South Wales 1129:Parkes, New South Wales 995:Parkes, New South Wales 991:Parkes, New South Wales 860:Parkes, New South Wales 601:, Abercrombie, Davies, 559:John Greenleaf Whittier 5178:. Bourke Shire Council 4426:"Letters and the Arts" 4291:O'Brien, Rodney John. 4119:"Out among the People" 3725:"Two Australian books" 3612:"The Shearing Trouble" 3530:"Lunatics in the Bush" 2670:James Brunton Stephens 2568:New South Wales portal 2455:Northward to the Sheds 1899:-37.263452; 140.726644 1809:). Other cairns are: 1724: 1694:John Meredith Papers, 1612:The Tartan Saddlecloth 1608:Millmerran, Queensland 1457: 1167: 1146:Hungerford, Queensland 999:Harry 'Breaker' Morant 953:A draft from Tringadee 873:Hungerford, Queensland 801: 555:Harry 'Breaker' Morant 350:A. B. 'Banjo' Paterson 226: 5949:Australian male poets 4631:"Readers and writers" 4180:"Recalled other days" 3949:Jessie Serle (2012). 3451:(2): 43. 1 June 1929. 3329:"A poet's commission" 2640:The 1914 Melbourne's 2478:Your chance, Mackays! 2400:Aimé Félix Tschiffely 2363:How We Won the Ribbon 2257:George Denholm Armour 2180:Angus & Robertson 2056:Angus & Robertson 2036:Angus & Robertson 2034:(1914), published by 2019:Angus & Robertson 1980:Angus & Robertson 1951:Angus & Robertson 1859:Longreach, Queensland 1721:Longreach, Queensland 1718: 1642:Toowoomba, Queensland 1614:in 2005. Scotland's 1604:The pearl of them all 1575:and paddocks trod by 1456:road via Harden Glen. 1451: 1315:At the back o' Bourke 1288:Bells along Macquarie 1204:Angus & Robertson 1179:The death of Ben Hall 1165: 1138:The Geebung Polo Club 951:newspaper, including 858:'Gunningbland', near 799: 784:. Australian artist 298:travelling by way of 220: 135:William Henry Ogilvie 32:William Henry Ogilvie 5974:Scots-language poets 4896:"Bohemia up to date" 3901:The Beaudesert Times 3812:Sunday Times (Perth) 3730:The Brisbane Courier 2279:Abandoned selections 2160:A handful of leather 2112:A handful of leather 1987:Rainbows and witches 1797:55.43697°N 2.87705°W 1762:55.45914°N 2.87868°W 1663:Cobb & Co Museum 1536:(1923; 8 pages) and 1270:The wee Scotch night 1123:(1897) of an actual 342:Army Remounts Branch 175:Man from Snowy River 6014:Scottish male poets 5994:Australian stockmen 5782:"The real Mackays!" 5732:Saddle for a throne 5635:. Southern Reporter 5492:"The unedited life" 5229:, Chappell & Co 5226:The challenge: song 4603:"Will You Tell Me?" 4486:The Forbes Advocate 4211:Mornington Standard 4184:The Forbes Advocate 3896:"Lived Their Songs" 3836:Saddle for a throne 3645:The Australian Star 3236:"Mr. W. H. Ogilvie" 2668:, Will H. Ogilvie, 2646:Adam Lindsay Gordon 2406:to Washington, D.C. 2374:The nearside leader 2326:(Australian kelpie) 2268:Popular poem themes 2237:My life in the open 2185:Saddle for a throne 2176:From sunset to dawn 1920:Adam Lindsay Gordon 1890: / 1831: / 1793: / 1758: / 1292:Commonwealth Annual 1274:A braw Scotch nicht 1127:competition in the 1090:Harry Morant and I. 750:From sunset to dawn 707:Adam Lindsay Gordon 655:Adam Lindsay Gordon 647:Saddle for a throne 622:My Life in the Open 597:, he also hints at 595:A song of the poets 403:Adam Lindsay Gordon 357:Presbyterian church 44:Ogilvie, circa 1937 5703:"The land we love" 5683:. Naracoote Herald 5610:Monument Australia 5522:. 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