Domestic Intelligence

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Title Domestic Intelligence
Abstract/Description IN a neat set speech, the Salamander then thanked his auditors for their patronage, premised better sport next time — all of which candor and good humour, was answered by a liberal donation of dollars, rupees, and damps. Mr. Kelly, of Pitt-street, accommodated the assemblage with the use of a capacious building, recently erected, which, for the sort of thing, was very passably fitted-up.
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Source The Sydney Monitor, Edward Smith Hall, Sydney, N.S.W., National Library of Australia, 1828
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Page 2
Date Issued 25 August 1826
Language English
Citation Domestic Intelligence, The Sydney Monitor, 25 August 1826, 2
Resource Identifier 68819
Dataset AusStage