This column, probably written by the editor of the Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser, George Cavenagh, reputes the Australian newspaper's assertion that William Jones 'as the proprietor of The Sydney Gazette exercises a control over the Editorial department of ...[the Gazette].' ... 'Mr Jones, as Executor to the estate of the late Robert Howe, has certainly in one sense, saddled himself, much against his inclination, with the legal proprietorship of The Sydney Gazette ; but that he exercises a control over the writings of its Editor, is, we repeat ... wholly untrue.'
A review of issue no. 12 of the Australian Temperance Magazine.
Auction for goods including '5 cases books, containing English, French, Latin, and Greek School Books. Also, the Works of the most approved English and French authors, viz. : Byron, Scott, ... [ Shakespeare], Bulwer, Moore, Marryatt, Spencer, Hemans, Edgeworth, Cooper, Cobbett, Voltaire, etc. etc.'
Advertisement for a performance at the Royal Victoria Theatre, Sydney, on 2 June 1838 of the 'Comic Entertainment, called The Irish Tutor', the 'laughable Farce, entitled The Queer Subject' and 'Buckstone's Historical Drama, entitled the Duchess de la Vaubliere'.
