Policemen were commonly called "troopers" in Australia during colonial times.
Policemen were commonly called "troopers" in Australia during colonial times.
another name for the goldfields
the goldrush
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A goldfields policeman's job primarily involved maintaining law and order in mining areas during the gold rushes of the 19th century. They were responsible for enforcing laws, managing disputes among miners, and preventing crimes such as theft and violence. Additionally, they often dealt with issues related to land claims and the regulation of gambling and alcohol, ensuring that the often chaotic environment of the goldfields remained somewhat controlled. Their role was crucial in establishing a semblance of civil governance in these rapidly expanding and largely lawless communities.
There mustn't have been goldfields.
There are many slang or knicknames for a policeman (or policewoman!). Many nicknames are not very nice. One of the better ones is a police constable. Then you could have (British slang: Peeler, Bowstreet Runner, Scuffer), pig, and so on.
What did children and men wear on the goldfields
what did the police wear on the goldfields