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...ine Association, formed to promote the interests of [[squatting (pastoral)|squatters]] and to advocate the separation of the Riverina from New South Wales. He w [[Category:19th-century Australian farmers]] ...

...er 2006, it became the focus of national news stories because a group of [[squatters]] were evicted in a large-scale operation by police, helped by the army. La ...olice, riot police and army forces beginning November 7, 2006. Twenty five squatters were removed from inside the building.<ref>[http://www.nu.nl/news/878808/12 ...

...) for selling off the village lots from the first town plat of Marion. The squatters log cabin was about 1/4 mile north of Jacobs Well, a natural spring well th [[Category:19th-century American legislators]] ...

...riginally [[common land]] called Homer Wood, the settlement developed from squatters' cottages encroaching on the common during the 17th century.<ref name=bho>[ ...

...on the [[Hastings River]]. He was one of the first [[Squatting (pastoral)|squatters]] in the [[New England (Australia)|New England]] district when, in 1836, he [[Category:19th-century Australian businesspeople]] ...

...16,000 tons of meat, cheese and butter. It closed in 1979 and was used by squatters and various illegal activities before being demolished towards the end of t ...

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In 1839 Anna and Andrew decided to become squatters in New South Wales. Andrew had sold his commission and they hoped to retire [[Category:19th-century English diarists]] ...

...<ref>{{cite news |first=Sean |last=O’Neill |author2=Nicola Woolcock |title=Squatters find police station is good home without any charges |url=http://www.timeso ...lbert Square Garden to the public in 1906. In the north of the garden is a 19th-century drinking fountain topped by a statue, 'Shepherd Boy', which was erected in ...

...76. He was a spokesman for the ultra squatting faction and detested fellow squatters who were prepared to make concessions.<ref name=qp/> [[Category:19th-century Australian politicians]] ...

..."<ref>[https://www.newspapers.com/clip/84156444/december-1846-january-1847-squatters-rig/ "Public Meeting"], ''[[Grant County Herald]]'' January 23, 1847; p. 2, [[Category:19th-century American legislators]] ...

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...rganized syndicalism, anarchists in post-war Denmark began to organize the squatters' movement, which led to the creation of [[Freetown Christiania]]. ...activity eventually culminated in the [[Battle of Ryesgade]], during which squatters clashed with the police that were enforcing an eviction notice. ...

...buildings were occupied by [[squatter]]s. This lasted until 1988, when the squatters were evicted and the buildings were demolished.<ref name="amstelodamum" />< ...

...1939.</ref>{{rp|27}} the earliest residents of the county were [[squatting|squatters]], as no land offices existed in the area until one was opened at [[Old Sha ...

...to practice law there. While living in Sacramento, Catlin witnessed the [[Squatters' Riot]]. Soon after, he returned to Mormon Island and resumed mining in the [[Category:19th-century American legislators]] ...

...resent : 'Arcades Ambo'"<ref name="AustlitS1">{{cite web|title= Austlit - "Squatters of the Past and Present : 'Arcades Ambo'" by Marcus Clarke |publisher= Aust [[Category:19th-century Australian literature]] ...

...d. In his 1846 publication, ''Reminiscences of Australia with Hints on the Squatters' Life'', Hodgson describes the conflict involved in the taking of land owne ...stopher Pemberton Hodgson, ''Reminiscences of Australia, with Hints on the Squatters' Life'' (1846)]] ...

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