Agricultural Society
The minutes of the late meeting of this excellent Institution are published in another part of our paper. The premiums are judiciously selected, and will, we doubt…
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The Agricultural Society
IN looking more leisurely over the list of premiums offered by this respectable body, we cannot but express, in more definite terms, how highly we approve the…
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The conduct this year of the enlightened p[?]tics of Barth[?]mew Fair, affords a very gratifying proof of the march of inteleect. Heretofore the visitors of this "Paradise of dainty devices," after…
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Om Thursday this Society met in the long room at Nash's. Parramatta, the whole morning, was in a busile. About forty Members attended. The President was not there. Indisposed in health…
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A letter, signed S. H. appeared in our last, on the Agricultural Society; and in our present number will be found a reply from another correspondent. The paper on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Interview a Week After the Fair. 1
Thus spake the Knight-regent to his crony Macquill; For the honor you did me, the day I was Ill,—in taking the chair and my place at the dinner…
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1. Thus spake the Knight-regent to his crony Mac-quill: "For the honor you did me, the day I was ill,— In taking the chair and my place at the dinner,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Address of the President of the Horticultural and Agricultural Society. Gentlemen
In this Country, which presents almost a universal forest, and where the rich tracts of land best calculated for agricultural purposes are, in general, not only more heavily timbered, but the trees of a…
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Our Report of yesterday's Meeting and Dinner having reached us too late last night for our present publication, we have only room to subjoin the…
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Parramatta fair was dull as might be expected; notwithstanding, the countenances of the graziers and settlers seemed rather cheered by the showers which had fallen, and which still threatened to full…
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Parramatta fair was dull as might be expected; not withstanding, the countenances of the grazior; and settlers seemed rather chcered by the sh[?]wers which had fallen, and which still threatened to fall…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Address of the President of the Horticultural and Agricultural Society. Continued from our Number of Thursday last.)
Through the public-spirited enterprise of sundry Colonists, several additional bread corn-grinding steam engines continued to be erected in our principal towns, as also water, wind, and draught…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Parramatta Festivals. Doing of the Agricultural Society
On Thursday, according to announcement, there was a tolerably full meeting of members at Walker's inn, Parramatta. After discussing several prelimina[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Address of the President of the Horticultural and Agricultural Society. (Continued from our last.[?])
The Government garden is at present enriched with sixteen varities of the most improved European [?]live [?]s. Some young plants which the Honorable Alexander M'Le[?]y, brought out with him,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Address of the President of the Horticultural and Agricultural Society. (Conclude from our last.[?] Windror, lst October, 1828
"Your letter of the 31st of August, reached me only a fer days since, together with your Report, for which I return you my best thanks. You are ple[?]ed to call my attention to as enquiry at to the most…
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