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- The Atlas State Trials No.2 : Court of Areopagus, single work column satire (p. 98-99)
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Colonel Barney Back Again!i"Oh, for him back again!",
single work
poetry
(p. 99)A four-line 'vice-regal ditty' on the prospective return to New South Wales of Lieutenant-Colonel George Barney as Colonial Engineer. An article on this news follows the ditty. (In fact, Barney did not return as Colonial Engineer. He returned to the colonies to take up the position of superintendent of a new convict colony in North Australia, chooing to site it at Port Curtis.)
- Swiss Sketches (No.6) : The Staubbachi"A wavering column of silvery smoke,", single work poetry (p. 101)
- Therry-Ana : Inscription on the Bust of Canningi"Stop! purchaser, and bid another crown-", single work poetry satire (p. 102)
- Therry-Ana : Inscription on the Portrait of Mr Huskissoni"Beloved Husky cheerfully I sell", single work poetry satire (p. 102)
- Therry-Ana : Inscription on the Portrait of Sir Richard Bourkei"Here goes the Portrait of Sir Richard Bourke,", single work poetry satire (p. 102)
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