SIR,—The Organ of a notorious political party in this colony turns out after all to be only a barrel-organ. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, it is sent out from the receptacle in George ...
Article : 1,130 wordsDECEMBER I1.—-Dublin Packet, 108 tons, Wells, master, for New Zealand; 26 hogsheads flour, 4 hogsheads 5 barrels sugar, 4 chests tea, 6 tons stones, 4 puncheons 1 barrel rum, 6 kegs 1 case ...
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Article : 266 wordsI HAVE been in constant communication with the Aborigines for sixteen years past; more particularly with those on the Hunter. I have observed, that whenever any collision took place ...
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The Colonist (Sydney, NSW : 1835 - 1840), Wed 19 Dec 1838, Page 4
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