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'Mr. Munyard, The self-styled "Kean of New South Wales," who, not long since, stigmatised the colonists as "a set of thieves and vagabonds," made his exit from Sydney in the brig Bee on Sunday last, bound to Hobart Town, having only a few days ago purchased goods at Simmons & Co.'s auction on credit, to the amount of £17, which he immediately converted into cash, and pocketed to the damage of his creditors.
Verily, the "Kean of New South Wales" had just cause to call this a country of thieves and vagabonds while he honored Sydney with his presence.'
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