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Colonial songs & satire
“It’s All Right”
Charles Thatcher
What curious expressions are going1857→Colonial songs & satire
Billy Nutts in Australia
Charles Thatcher
I’m Billy Nutts wot always cuts1857→Colonial songs & satire
Buying Land
Charles Thatcher
I came out here two years ago,1857→Colonial songs & satire
Chinese Immigration
Charles Thatcher
You doubtless read the papers,1857→Colonial songs & satire
Colonial Education
Charles Thatcher
Oh, what a discussion there’s been,1857→Colonial songs & satire
Hints to Candidates
Charles Thatcher
Candidates draw near,1857→Colonial songs & satire
John Chinaman’s Marriage
Charles Thatcher
Good people all give ear, I pray,1857→Colonial songs & satire
Life of a Colonial Quack Doctor
Charles Thatcher
I’ll give you my whole history now,1857→Colonial songs & satire
Life of an Auctioneer
Charles Thatcher
If Mister Brown was an auctioneer, highly respectable,1857→Colonial songs & satire
London and the Diggings
Charles Thatcher
What a difference exists between London and here,1857→Colonial songs & satire
Stephen Cain
Charles Thatcher
Oh, Stephen Cain was a nice young man,1857→Colonial songs & satire
The Bullock-Creek Picnic
Charles Thatcher
An excursion in the summer is a pleasant kind of thing,1857→Colonial songs & satire
The Digger’s Grave
Charles Thatcher
The sun brightly shone upon gully and hill,1857→Colonial songs & satire
The Green New Chum
Charles Thatcher
Come all of you assembled here,1857→Colonial songs & satire
The Leary Boy
Charles Thatcher
Come all you lads both great and small,1857→Colonial songs & satire
The Unsuccessful Swell
Charles Thatcher
I’ll sing now of a fine young swell,1857→Colonial songs & satire
When First I Landed Here
Charles Thatcher
When first I landed here,1857→