Nugae Australes : No. IV : Belle Vue single work   poetry   "Thus fitly called, tho' visited by few,"
Issue Details: First known date: 1825... 1825 Nugae Australes : No. IV : Belle Vue
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  • 'Contains praise of Macquarie.' (Webby)
  • Includes the line 'Here wert thou wont to take thy ev'ning drive', referring to Belle Vue, later known as Bellevue Hills. The poem praises Belle Vue's natural beauty. It was apparently an area favoured by Governor Lachlan Macquarie.

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    y separately published work icon The Australian no. 42 28 July 1825 Z1843907 1825 newspaper issue 1825 pg. 3
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Subjects:
  • Bellevue Hill, Sydney Eastern Harbourside, Sydney Eastern Suburbs, Sydney, New South Wales,
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