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First known date: 1841

Publisher: F. Ellard

Sydney, New South Wales,: F. Ellard , 1841 .
Publisher: J. R. Clarke

Sydney, New South Wales,: J. R. Clarke , 1861-1864 .

Printed by Caxton Printing Office

Link: U8369Full text resource Digital copy.

Extent: 8p.

Note/s:

For voice and chorus, with full orchestal accompaniments.

Dedication: Composed and most respectfully inscribed to the representative of Our Most Gracious Queen, His Excellency the Right Honourable Sir John Young. (Cover)

Alternative title: New National Melody

Appears in:

y Australasian Chronicle vol. 3 no. 254 24 June 1841 Z1781434 1841 newspaper issue 1841
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1841
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pg. 1
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Published under the heading 'Original poetry' with title: New National Melody. Words published only.

[Editor's] note: (Composed for the Oratorio: words by W. A. Duncan, music by I. Nathan.)
Appears in:

y Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser vol. 16 no. 1929 2 July 1841 Z1880049 1841 newspaper issue 1841
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1841
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pg. 2
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With title: New National Melody.

With first line: Long live Victoria! "O Lord save the Queen;

Words only.

Subjects:

Victoria Queen of Great Britain

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