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Daniel Henry Deniehy

1828–1865


Daniel Henry Deniehy (1828–1865) was an Australian-born lawyer, journalist, orator and poet, remembered for his 1853 speech mocking a colonial 'bunyip aristocracy'.

He wrote verse for Sydney newspapers and edited the weekly The Southern Cross (1859–60).

  1. Love in a Cottage
  2. A Song for the Night
  3. To His Wife

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