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Issue Details: First known date: 1835... no. 36 3 September 1835 of The Colonist est. 1835 The Colonist
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Notes

  • This issue contains a brief 'Notice to Correspondents stating: 'We have received a Poem signed 'Sorencia', but have not had time to read it.' (p.3) ['Sorencia' is a writing name for Charles Macdonald.]

Contents

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Mr Hall's Patriotism, John Dunmore Lang , single work column
The writer for the Colonist (possibly the Rev'd John Dunmore Lang) asserts that Edward Smith Hall profited handsomely from land and other grants received from Governor Lachlan Macquarie.
 (p. 282-283)
National Records Library, single work column
The Colonist comments on the establishment of the National Records Library, based on a donation by Joseph Hume, at the buildings of the Australia College.
 (p. 283)
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