y separately published work icon The Colonist newspaper issue  
Issue Details: First known date: 1835... vol. 1 no. 24 11 June 1835 of The Colonist est. 1835 The Colonist
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Our Libel Case, single work column
A column relating to the legal action taken on behalf of Edward O'Shaughnessy. The action arose from a column written by John Dunmore Lang in which he argued that no person 'who has been transported for a felony, but who subsequently obtained his freedom, is a fit person to have the management of the Press in a convict colony'.
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The Death Feasti"The birthday or the wedding-day,", Henry Elliot , single work poetry (p. 190)
Note: In Column: Select Poetry
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