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Issue Details: First known date: 1763... 1763 The Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure
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  • A 1790 issue of the Universal Magazine includes a letter from New South Wales Surgeon General John White. The particular issue in which this letter was published has not yet been identified by AustLit.

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An Old Magazine 1868 single work essay
— Appears in: The Empire , 25 July no. [5204] 1868; (p. 2)

The writer for the Empire looks back at a 1790 issue of the Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure. The issue under examination contains a letter from John White, Surgeon General for New South Wales, in which the new settler despairs of life in the colony. It also contains some English theatrical notices, including a reference to the pantomime The Picture of Paris Taken in the Year 1790, and various items of British news.

An Old Magazine 1868 single work essay
— Appears in: The Empire , 25 July no. [5204] 1868; (p. 2)

The writer for the Empire looks back at a 1790 issue of the Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure. The issue under examination contains a letter from John White, Surgeon General for New South Wales, in which the new settler despairs of life in the colony. It also contains some English theatrical notices, including a reference to the pantomime The Picture of Paris Taken in the Year 1790, and various items of British news.

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