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First known date:
1846...
vol.
4
no.
321
31 October
1846
of
The Sydney Chronicle
est. 1846
The Sydney Chronicle
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Boyd v. Hawksleyi"All lawyers cunning are, 'tis said;",
single work
poetry
(p. 2)'Ironical comments on Boyd's lawyer.' (Webby) In October 1846 Benjamin Boyd brought a charge of libel against the Sydney Chronicle over a letter signed 'Robin Hood', published in the 23 September 1846 issue of the newspaper. The case, Boyd v. Hawksley, was first heard in Sydney, New South Wales, in late October 1846 with G. Cooper Turner acting as Boyd's attorney. The writer of this poem heard the arguments in court but 'found these .. insufferably dry' and wrote this 'panegyric on the overgrown zeal of Mr. G. Cooper Turner'.
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