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The Sydney Herald compares its circulation to that of other Sydney newspapers. It claims a circulation of 'three thousand one hundred each publication'. It goes on to say: 'Of the other papers we cannot speak with certainty, the proprietors not having announced their numbers, but we believe their circulation averages about one thousand'.

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    y separately published work icon The Sydney Herald vol. 11 no. 1207 2 April 1841 Z1878561 1841 newspaper issue 1841 pg. 2

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Untitled 1841 single work column
— Appears in: Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser , 5 April vol. 16 no. 1891 1841; (p. 2)

The Sydney Monitor responds to the Sydney Herald's statement that the Monitor, after briefly publishing as a daily newspaper, was 'forced to revert to the old days of publication [i.e. three times per week] at the commencement of the present year'.

The Monitor claims that the Herald's use of the expression 'forced to revert' indicates a desire to 'speak invidiously' of the Monitor. The Monitor column goes on to enumerate the ways in which it has previously found fault with the Herald and consequently suspects the Herald's motives. The Monitor then continues its campaign against what it sees as the dubious moral judgement of the Herald's proprietors.

Untitled 1841 single work column
— Appears in: Sydney Monitor and Commercial Advertiser , 5 April vol. 16 no. 1891 1841; (p. 2)

The Sydney Monitor responds to the Sydney Herald's statement that the Monitor, after briefly publishing as a daily newspaper, was 'forced to revert to the old days of publication [i.e. three times per week] at the commencement of the present year'.

The Monitor claims that the Herald's use of the expression 'forced to revert' indicates a desire to 'speak invidiously' of the Monitor. The Monitor column goes on to enumerate the ways in which it has previously found fault with the Herald and consequently suspects the Herald's motives. The Monitor then continues its campaign against what it sees as the dubious moral judgement of the Herald's proprietors.

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