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Off She Goes
From a Police Report in the Sydney Herald, 2nd of September 1833 EIizabeth Fisher, Matthew Fisher, and Hamilton Murray, belonging to the Waterloo, were charged with dancing a reel on the King’s Wharf, at the hour of eleven overnight, to … Continue reading
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Auld Robin Grey
From a Police Report in the Sydney Gazette, 28th of January 1837 William Lee, with a vest of plush buttoned over his chest, which blushed at the position both of itself and master, was called upon to account for singing … Continue reading
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The King of the Cannibal Islands
From a Police Report in the Sydney Herald, 10th of June 1832 Ann Roberts, a dab at culinary preparation, was charged by her master with continually annoying him, and quoting extracts from the times of Helfogabalus down to the King … Continue reading
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Drops of Brandy
From a Police Report in the Sydney Herald, 3rd of January 1833 TUESDAY. – Ann Painter was placed at the bar on the following charge, brought against her by her lord and master:- Having retired to bed at an early … Continue reading
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Michael Wiggins
This version transcribed from Fentum’s Annual Collection of Twenty-four Favorite Dances For the Year 1810, down an octave with flattened C in bar 4. From a police report in the Sydney Herald, 22nd of April, 1833 Paddy Cary was charged with … Continue reading
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Statement of Significance
The History of Dance and Music in Australia 1788 -1840 provides an unique insight into the social and cultural life of people in the early European colony, at all levels of society. It comprises a collection of dance instructions and … Continue reading
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Special Events 2024
Jane Austen Dance for the Australian Heritage Festival When: 26 April, 2024Time: 7:30-9:30pm +tea & cakeWhere: The Hills District Community Centre.291 Dawson Parade, ARANA HILLS, QLD 4054Cost: $4.00 online or cash at the door.Part of Moreton Bay Council’s Healthy & … Continue reading
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Sailor’s Hornpipe
January 21, 1788. The Governor accompanied by Capt. Hunter & some other officers went in Boats to examine Port Jackson….The next day one of the Party took a fife on Shore played several tunes to the Natives who were highly … Continue reading
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