To the President of the Agricultural Society, Swan River
SIR,—The Sydney Herald of yesterday, contains a report made by Mr. J. Harris, in September last, on the disease then raging in the flocks at Swan River, and as…
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5 stories in Sydney's papers
Too Late; Or, a Day After the Fair
So many centuries have elapsed since Solomon informed the human kind there was 'a time for all things,—that the a[?]iom seems hardly worth repeating. Yet, which…
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GENTLEMEN, Graziers, and the Public generally are respectfully informed, that the Windsor Fair will be held at the Market-place. Windsor, on Tuesday the 10th day of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →New Song. To the air of "Home, Sweet Home!" Said to have been sun by the fair fraii ones who arrived by the Steamer from Sydney, art nine o'clock on the night of Tuesday, the 26th of August, and who being is full spirit for a concert, en[?] in a style superior [?] Catalini's," on their war from the wharf to the [?] Factory—to [?] edification of the musical [?] of Parramatta, who were then about hastening [?]
From towns great and small, and from country we come, From all sorts of "places" we thus hasten [?] For the kind Captain graciously smiles on us there,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Fair Pensioners
Mrs. Harriet—I wish, my dear, this dreadful debate was over. I quite tremble to think what may be the end. Miss Rosamond—I do so too. But how…
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