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The wars & local soldiers, 1830

10 stories in Sydney's papers

Select Poetry. the Dying Soldier to His Wife. Copied from the Morning Chronicle, in which it was published in July 1827

The Sydney Monitor · Saturday 9 January 1830 · page 4

Farewell hapleas Mary! your William no more To his home shall return from this balbarou shore; By tyranny goaded,…

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Select Poetry. the Dying Soldier to the Wale. Copied from the Morning Chronicle, is which it was published in July 1827

The Sydney Monitor · Monday 11 January 1830 · page 4

Farewell hapless Mary! your William no more To his home shall return from this baibarou shore: By tyranny goaded,…

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Sweepings of a Soldier-jury Box

The Australian · Friday 16 April 1830 · page 3

We promised on Wednesday to put one readers in possession of what fell from Mr. Justice Dowling, on the subject of the ribaldry and calumnies found scrawled last…

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Latest English News. War Office

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Saturday 24 April 1830 · page 3

FORRIGN-OFFICE, DEC. 11.—The King has been Spaciously pleased to nominate and appoint Walter William Lewis, Esq. to be Registrar, in the room of Joseph Refiel, Esq. deceased, to the several mixed…

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To a Wounded Singing Bird

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Thursday 15 July 1830 · page 4

Poo[?] singer! bath the fowler's gun, Or the sharp winter, done the harm? W[?]'ll lay thee gently in the sun, And breathe on thee, and keep thee warm;…

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Trail of Three Soldiers. Charged with Murdering a Convict Windsor Assizes

The Australian · Friday 13 August 1830 · page 3

TUESDAY, AUG. 4, 1830.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling, and the seven officers who formed the Commission yesterday (as particularised in our last.)…

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Trial of Three Soldiers, Charged with Murdering a Convict

The Sydney Monitor · Wednesday 15 September 1830 · page 2

WINDSOR ASSIZES.—TUESDAY, AUG. 4, 1830.—Before Mr. Justice Dowling, and the seven officers who formed the Commission yesterday as particularised in our last)…

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War in Van Diemen's Land

The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser · Tuesday 28 September 1830 · page 2

The Sister-Colony is in a state of war! Troops are marching to and fro—military posts forming in all directions—and the most active preparations making for a…

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Turkish War Song

The Australian · Friday 8 October 1830 · page 4

Allah! i! Allah! the Battle draws nigh.—The brave live for ever, but recreants die; Lift up the voice of the trumpet and drum. The Dehlis are mounting,—they come! they…

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The Soldier Thomson

The Australian · Friday 17 December 1830 · page 3

Among other communications received by the Florentia, we have been favored with a literal copy of the petition of Patrick Thomson, late private of the 57th Regt…

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