Lines : Written by the Rev. John Graham, of Sydney, on Visiting the Monumnet on Mount Pleasant Erected to the Memory of the Late Major-General William Stewart, of H. M.'s 3rd Regiment of Buffs single work   poetry   "Far up the vapours fold and swim;"
Issue Details: First known date: 1864... 1864 Lines : Written by the Rev. John Graham, of Sydney, on Visiting the Monumnet on Mount Pleasant Erected to the Memory of the Late Major-General William Stewart, of H. M.'s 3rd Regiment of Buffs
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Notes

  • William Stewart (1769-1854) came to New South Wales in 1821 and was lieutenant-governor of the colony under governors Brisbane and Darling, before joining his regiment in India in 1827. He retired to his estate at Mount Pleasant, near Bathurst, in 1832.
  • Appeared in the Brisbane Courier titled simply 'In Memoriam'.

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    y separately published work icon The Sydney Mail vol. 5 no. 216 29 October 1864 Z1270481 1864 newspaper issue 1864 pg. 8
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon The Brisbane Courier 3 November 1864 Z1689435 1864 newspaper issue 1864 pg. 2
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Subjects:
  • Bathurst area, Bathurst - Orange area, Central West NSW, New South Wales,
  • Mount Pleasant, Bathurst, Bathurst area, Bathurst - Orange area, Central West NSW, New South Wales,
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