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  • The proprietors of the New South Wales Examiner purchased the copyright of the Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser and took over the latter's subscription list.

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'Privileges of the Press' 1842 single work column
— Appears in: The New South Wales Examiner , 29 August no. 51 1842; (p. 3) The Examiner responds to an accusation of libel made against it by W. A. Duncan of the Australasian Chronicle. The Examiner denies the charge.
X. Y. Z. 1842 single work column
— Appears in: The New South Wales Examiner , 13 July no. 32 1842; (p. 3) In addition to verifying Samuel Prout Hill's use of the pseudonym 'X. Y. Z.', this column also details a dispute between Hill and the New South Wales Examiner; Hill wrote about the dispute in a letter to the Sydney Gazette.
The Theatrical Examiner : The Australian's Theatricals with a Word as to the Low State of Newspaper Criticism 1842 single work column The editor of the New South Wales Examiner takes issue with remarks made in the Australian newspaper. The editor accuses the Australian's writer of displaying 'insufferable assurance' and 'vulgar ignorance'.
The Theatrical Examiner : The Australian's Theatricals with a Word as to the Low State of Newspaper Criticism 1842 single work column The editor of the New South Wales Examiner takes issue with remarks made in the Australian newspaper. The editor accuses the Australian's writer of displaying 'insufferable assurance' and 'vulgar ignorance'.
X. Y. Z. 1842 single work column
— Appears in: The New South Wales Examiner , 13 July no. 32 1842; (p. 3) In addition to verifying Samuel Prout Hill's use of the pseudonym 'X. Y. Z.', this column also details a dispute between Hill and the New South Wales Examiner; Hill wrote about the dispute in a letter to the Sydney Gazette.
'Privileges of the Press' 1842 single work column
— Appears in: The New South Wales Examiner , 29 August no. 51 1842; (p. 3) The Examiner responds to an accusation of libel made against it by W. A. Duncan of the Australasian Chronicle. The Examiner denies the charge.
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PeriodicalNewspaper Details

ISSN: 1440-2203
Frequency:
Two issues per week, published on Wednesday and Saturday evenings (nos. 1-26); three issues per week, published on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings (nos. 27-69).
Range:
No. 1 (2 April 1842) - no. 69 (10 October 1842)
Price:
Eight shillings and sixpence per quarter (in town), ten shillings and sixpence per quarter (in the country), sixpence per issue.
Advertising:
Includes advertising. Two shillings and sixpence for the first inch of space, one shilling and sixpence for each additional inch.
Note:
Seven-column broadsheet.
Note:
Epigraph: If I might give a short hint to an impartial writer it would be to tell him his fate. If he resovles to venture upon the dangerous precipice of telling unbiased truth, let him proclaim war with mankind a la mode le pays de Pole - neither to give nor to take quarter. If he tells the crimes of great men, they fall upon him with the iron hands of the law; if he tells their virtues, when they have any, then the mob attacks him with slander. But if he regards truth, let him expect martyrdom on both sides, and then he may go on fearless; and this is the course I take myself. - Memoirs of the Life and Times of Daniel de Foe.

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The Literary Examiner, single work review
— Review of Legends of Australia John Lang , 1842 single work novel ;
The Theatrical Examiner : The Australian's Theatricals with a Word as to the Low State of Newspaper Criticism, single work column
The editor of the New South Wales Examiner takes issue with remarks made in the Australian newspaper. The editor accuses the Australian's writer of displaying 'insufferable assurance' and 'vulgar ignorance'.
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