Book of poems and prose [manuscript]. [18--]-[19--]

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Book of poems and prose [manuscript]. [18--]-[19--]

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Bound collection of poems and prose with ms annotations which was in the possession of Henry White. Containing: The song of Ninian Melville, first published in Henry Kendall's "Songs from the mountains" (1880); A tour to hell by "Frank the Poet" pseudonym of Frank Goddard (d. 1853); The king and the Metropolitan: a famous ballad from the "Jests of St. Andrew's" not found in Percy's reliques, by Rev. W.B. Clarke; Clark v. Sydney Mail. Typescript copy; Reminiscences of the Lower Hunter River, N.S.W. 1856-1857, by Thomas Whitley (July 1904); Typescript of A tour to hell; Out of the notes of one Jeremiah Shey or Shea, who was transported to Australia in 1818 in the ship "Marley II" for stealing a pair of boots (1 vol. bound).

138 p.

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White, H. L. (Henry Luke), 1860-1927

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Kendall, Henry, 1839-1882

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Henry Kendall was an Australian poet. From the description of Araluen [manuscript]. not after 1869. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 224454933 Poet, born in Ulladulla, N.S.W. He published "Poems and Songs" in 1862, "Leaves from Australian Forests" in 1869 and "Songs from the Mountains" in 1880. From the description of Poems and letters [manuscript]. 1862-1881. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225836095 ...

Whitley, Thomas Farrar, 1906-1975

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Thomas Farrar Whitley was born 11 May 1906 in Leeds, England to George Henry Whitley and Mary Ann Farrar Whitley. His family joined the LDS Church and eventually moved to Salt Lake City, Utah. Tom accepted a call to serve in the Tonga Mission, where he served from Mar. 1935-Feb. 1938. On Sept. 30, 1938, he married Caroline Dorothy Gunderson, with whom he had six children. Thomas Whitley died 12 July 1975 in Salt Lake City, Utah. From the description of Thomas Farrar Whitley missionar...

Goddard, Frank

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Clarke, William Branwhite, 1798-1878

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Geologist and clergyman; headmaster, King's School, Parramatta, 1839-1840, with charge of parishes of Castle Hill and Dural, 1839-1844, and Campbelltown, 1844-1846; Rector of St. Thomas' Church, North Sydney, 1846-1870. He also made many researches into the geology of N.S.W. and Queensland and made several finds of goldfields. His son, M. W. S. Clarke was an officer in the Artillery Volunteer Corps. From the description of Papers and notebooks [manuscript]. (Libraries Australia). Wor...