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To His Honor Lieutenant Governor Arthur, &c. &c. &c.
SIR,—In the last communication I presumed to have the honour to address to you, I had occasion to notice one of the inconveniences to which public writers are uniformly subjected. ...
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To the EDITOR.
SIR.—I was much delighted at perusing in a late number of that truly useful Paper, The Australian, an account of festivities attending the races. Your brother Editor, Sir, is a ...
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To the EDITOR.
SIR,—Permit me, through the medium of your Paper, to submit the following queries to the reigning powers. Are there not, within the vicinity of ...
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To the EDITOR.
SIR,—I respectfully request insertion in your widely diffused and valuable Journal of the following accurate research.—I beg to premise that I am unactuated by any party ...
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To the EDITOR.
SIR,—The Sydney Gazette is sans doute conducted by a maniac.—As a proof of which I shall only observe, that in one number of his first periodical incongruities, he ...
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From the HYDRA to the SAVAGE!
SAVAGE!—Thou art a fool, as well as a brute! dost thou not see that although they make a tool of thee, and use thee for their purposes, yet they despise thee, and laugh at thee, ...
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"The Men and the Louse, a fable," is neither grammatically accurate, nor sentimentally respectable. We therefore pronounce its rejection, and beg that the Author will ...
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To the EDITOR.
SIR,—I beg to entrust you with a secret, which must not be divulged to any besides your dear friends—the Public. I find my peculiar province encroached on, and have at ...
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