The Parramatta star [ed. by E.C.K. Gonner].sir Edward Carter K. Gonner 1883 |
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Abbot of Fontevrand Aden April ARABI PASHA arms ashore asked board the Parramatta Bridget Captain O'Scuttle castle character church Colombo Countess cried Croix deck destrier Duchess Duke Earl of Belle-isle Earl of Broadwater face farewell Father Turner forester galley girl glove grace guard hand heart heaven Heysham honour hope horse John O'Gaunt Joske king knew Lady Mabel Laishley Lancaster LANCASTER CASTLE Little Brown Jug London look Lord Charles Spencer Lune Mabel Baldwin Malta Mark Horton Melbourne Miss morning mother ne'er forget never Nigger Troupe night Parramatta Star passengers Pierre Leroux Pillicoddy Pompey programme Punjabé Ralph Cray replied Edgar river river Lune Ross rupees S.S. Parramatta saloon scene sentries ship side Sir Hugh Baldwin SONG squire steamer Suez Sunderland Point sword tableaux thou tone took treason turned Turold vessel voyage W. W. Read Walney Walney Island young
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