SIR CHARLES WETHERELL.—It cannot have escaped the observation of our readers, that we are living in times in which a strong and unreasonable jealousy provalls against our English ...
Article : 785 wordsA puppet moved by wires in the hands of others. [A most obedient poppet, but not over agile! He appeared ever, anxious to perform "his best" at the bidding of the imperious showman, his, ...
Article : 755 words"OUR PAGE OF POLITICS.—Why is the "Diamond' not to have little page of politics? Reform, any the [?] Reforme may the [?] is postponed. Postponed or rejected ...
Article : 217 wordsSome best of their fore-fathers—I— I have not one! I am, I think (like Joshua) the son of none! ...
Article : 166 wordsHere Has poor Bill—his said the run, He died of forty [?] [?] [?] ...
Article : 87 wordsThe [?] boronghmongers [?] well as Commoners), having been [?] [?] are determined to "changes [?] the course and current of their ...
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Launceston Advertiser (Tas. : 1829 - 1846), Wed 11 Apr 1832, Page 120
It's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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