It's Not Fair
THE following piece of drollery is extracted from "The Bairnsla Foaks' an' Fogmoor Olmenack, for 1847, be Tom Treddlehoyle, Esq."—an almanac in one of the provincial…
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19 stories in Sydney's papers
Country News. Parramatta. Horticultural Show
On Wednesday, the second exhibition of the Cumberland Agricultural, Floricultural, and Horticultural Society, took place at Parramatta. Taking into consideration the heavy…
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The following piece of drollery is extracted from " The Bairosla Foaks' an Fogmoor Olmenack, for 1847, be Tom Treddieboyle, Esq," --an almanack in one of the provincial…
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THE Autumnal Show of the Floral and Horticultu-Society, took place yesterday, in one of the wings of the George-street Market, which is usually appropriated for that purpose. As might be expected,…
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ONE of our most pleasing periodical duties returns to us, in having to notice the Autumnal Exhibition of the Floral and Horticultural Society. The affairs of the institution have,…
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GENTLEMEN,—The lay sermon which you some time ago published for our firm, has produced, as we learn, an amazing effect. Many respectable men who were unwittingly…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Royal Victoria Theatre. Novelty!!! To-morrow Evening, 6Th May, 1848. Beautiful Scientific Exhibition of Dissolving Views! And newly-discovered Optical Instrument the Chromatrope. Mr. J. W. New Land
Will exhibit his beautiful collection of Dissolving Views! (as shown at the Polytechnic, Adelaide Gallery, &c.) and DAZZLING CHROMATROPS! by the aid of the Celebrated…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. Bring then those blessings to a strict account; Make fair deductions; see to what they mount.--POPE. To the Editors of the Sydney Daily Advertiser
Gentlemen,--Differing, as I do, with Dr. Bland upon his views respecting paid for immigration, and the distresses which he considers to have been consequent upon this drain: I beg to…
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IT was intended that a meeting of members of this Society should take place on Saturday last, the 1st July, but from some unaccountable neglect scarcely any notice was promulgated,…
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THE Ladies are sadly puzzled to understand the articles appearing in the newspapers under the heading " Money Market and City Intelligence." They wonder how the prospects of…
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As we announced in our issue of yesterday, the Spring Exhibition of the Australian Floral aud Horticultural Society took place yesterday, in the Market shed A…
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The Reverend Bute Crawley was a tall, stately, jolly, shovel-hatted man, far more popular in his county than the Baronet his brother. At college he pulled stroke-oar in the…
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Cuff, was the great chief and dandy of the Swishtail Seminary. He smuggled wine in. He fought the town-boys. Ponies used to come for him to ride home on Saturdays. He…
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Joseph Sedley was twelve years older than his sister Amelia. He was in the East India Company's Civil Service, and his name appeared, at the period of which we write, in the Bengal…
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I know that the tune I am piping is a very mild one, (although there are some terrific chapters coming presently) and must beg the good-natured reader to remember, that we are only…
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THE recently formed society—taking to itself the comprehensive title of the Australasian Botanic and Horticultural Society, may now be considered to have firmly established itself…
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YORK, JULY 11.—The society commenced the business of its meeting at York by opening its implement yard for public inspection at eight o'clock this morning. Before, however,…
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If nature and art had been taxed to lavish their resources in the production of a spot fitted to do justice to the beauties of Flora, they could not have achieved a more triumphant record of…
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It must not be imagined that Mr. Pitt Crawley's artifices escaped the attention of his dear relations at the Rectory at Queen's Crawley. Hampshire and Sussex lie very close…
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