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Issue Details: First known date: 1868... 1868 Notes by Buggins
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Buggins muses over recent altercations in Sydney's Municipal Council and on an accident in Parramatta Street involving a young lady, 'a large chignon decorated with superlatively long streamers', a windy day and a hansom cab.

He then turns his attention, briefly, to the previous week's performances at the Prince of Walers Opera House: Jane Shore, Susan Hopley, My Poll and My Partner Joe, The Heir at Law and, in a little more detail, The Stranger.

Buggins also provides an update on the health of Walter Montgomery following a horse-riding accident.

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  • Epigraph: Come to a gossip's feast/ And come with me. – Shakespeare

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