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Issue Details: First known date: 1843... vol. 4 no. 502 24 January 1843 of The Australasian Chronicle est. 1839-1843 Australasian Chronicle
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A Water-Carrier's Epigramsi"Methinks the councilmen have done ill", single work poetry
'Puns on aldermen's names etc.' (Webby)
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Written as: H. Parkes

Poem dated: January 21, 1843
The Bore's Expostulationi"O Surry Hill! Why wert thou still?", single work poetry (p. 2)
To Henry Halloran : On Reading a Beautiful Sonnet by Him Entitled 'Coolie Labour' To Henry Halloran : On Reading a Beautiful Sonnet by Him Entitled 'Coolie Labor'i"Great God be thank'd, that there are men like thee,", Henry Parkes , single work poetry (p. 2)
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