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Issue Details: First known date: 1845... vol. 5 no. 291 19 February 1845 of Geelong Advertiser est. 1840 Geelong Advertiser
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The Geelong Advertiser, single work column
Controversy continues over the the reporting on a dinner to farwell Mr Justice Jeffcott. The Port Phillip Patriot disputes the version of events recorded in the Geelong Advertiser and attributes the latter's copy to the Port Phillip Herald. The Advertiser's editor strongly denies this.
 (p. 2)
A New Song, Written for the Benefit of Whom It May Concerni"Corio, oh! Corio, how shall I sing of thee?", A. B. C. (fl. 1845) , single work poetry
'Tells Scots, Irish and English to come to Australia.' (Webby)
 (p. 4)
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