y separately published work icon The New South Wales Examiner newspaper issue  
Issue Details: First known date: 1842... no. 35 20 July 1842 of The New South Wales Examiner est. 1842 The New South Wales Examiner
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Notice to Correspondents, single work column
The editor of the New South Wales Examiner seeks to finalise correspondence with Samuel Prout Hill. A running conflict had been playing out through the pages of the Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser with Hill making complaints against the Examiner. With the demise of the Gazette - 'the journal which patronized Mr. Hill, or which Mr. Hill patronized' - the Examiner decides it would be 'ungenerous ... to inflict further punishment upon Mr. Hill'.
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Notes:
Contains part one of 'Colonial Literature: Asmodeus in the Council Chamber'.
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