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FORBES , a municipal See also: town of See also: Ashburnham county, New See also: South See also: Wales, See also: Australia, 289 M
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W. by N. from See also: Sydney, on the Lachlan See also: river, and with a station on the See also: Great Western railway
.
Pop
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(1901) 4313
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Its importance as a commercial centre is due to its advantageous position between the See also: northern and See also: southern markets
.
It has steam-sawing and See also: flour-mills, breweries and wool-scouring establishments; while the surrounding country produces See also: good quantities of cereals, lucerne, See also: wine and fruit
.
FORBES-See also: ROBERTSON, See also: JOHNSTON (1853— ), See also: English actor, was the son of See also: John Forbes-Robertson of
See also: Aberdeen, an See also: art critic
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He was educated at See also: Charterhouse, and studied at the Royal See also: Academy See also: schools with a view to becoming a painter
.
But though he kept up his See also: interest in that art, in 1874 he turned
mainly spent in his native See also: village
.
He died at See also: Padua in 1768 before the completion of the great See also: work on which he had long co-operated with See also: Facciolati
.
This was the vast Latin See also: Lexicon (see FACCIOLATI), which has formed the basis of all similar See also: works that have since been published
.
He was engaged with his Herculean task for nearly 35 years, and the transcription of the See also: manuscript by See also: Luigi Violato occupied eight years more
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