Arrival of Gipsy Queen and sailing notices
Important from England reports the Gipsy Queen arriving from Fremanty Port Shelton with 162 passengers and letters for the Ill, consigned to Montefiore & Co, and a large cargo. Also listed are ships to sail from London in May and June, copper sales, wheat prices, and debates on Australian colonial government church matters and related appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremanty
London
Benjamin Elkin
Caroline Agnes
Heruiio
Maid of
Stebonfenti
Barra Burra
France
Times
Labouchere
Fran Denison
Australis
Molesworth
Colonial Office
W. Motesworth
Cnlonies
Clake
Bowsn
Church of
Vernment
van Diemen's Ld
New South Wales
England
Scotland
Keine
Church of Under
van Die
Men's Land
Church of England
Maby
Popuion
Australia
A. Hope
Gladstone
Chisholm Anstey
Church of Bene
Yas
B. Wout
Spas
Roundell Palmer
George I
Charles I
Gopeewanel Fee
Roebuck
Grulstone
Hume
Aus
Impounded Braghton-One Bay Mare and Filly Details
Impounded at the public pound a white bay mare with a rough description and a bay filly, both unnamed, with markings including a forehead scar and neck, no brand visible. If no claimant named Elaine appears, they to be sold on 16 September at noon by Poundkeeper Joba Boor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braghton
Stu
Elaine
Joba Boor
Poundkeeper
Holden
Ted Heifur
Loin
Vireo
Gavamar
South
Henry Bryant
J. Biances
Australia
Legie
Southon
Tales Ganthers
Adulaide
Susibee
Anuaid
uNio
South Australia
Adelaide
Thebarton
John Guiloo
Gawler Town
Borsaquo
Abouder
Troulder
Ribe
Brent Ee
Abe
Nou
Wilms Benson
Poundkooper
Tike
Riba
Truro
Torrens
James Crowle
P. Dony
Angus Park
Bras Isle
Reid
Barry
Cal
Seoinion
John & Plus
Oor
Megibls
Thomas Marsh
Danine Muspesea
McCulloch
Spain
Winedham
New South Wales
Dohnaan
Sohee
Sydney
Murrumbidgee
Adellaide
Scot
Hobbier
Ryan
Atsistrates Sapiut
Ska
Adeide
Kennelly
Adela
Magietralea
Mag
John Smith
Jamieson
Murray
Aielbourne
Scott
Hobbler
Bartamar Regenmeation Agram
Gazette
Bt Pation
Cle
Ny Ee Rakes
Rotest
Pohon
Canterbury
Privy Council
Gorham
Exeter
Mr Platt
Impounded cattle and notices from a 1850 South Australia record
A long OCR fragment details impounded cattle at public pounds in various districts, listing brands, horns, colours, and descriptions. It also covers public notices from August 1850, poundkeeper actions, tenders for post supplies, and municipal formation items. The text includes references to wages, appointments, and legal proceedings, plus police reports on a prisoner’s journey and colonial notices from the Secretary's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Secretary's Office
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arrivad
Walpole
Henry VII
Caneterbury
van Diemen's Land
Trsmania
Wyld
Ireland
Jenny Jones
Cambria
Lloyd
Denbighshire
Notre
Paris
Rome
Nazionale of
Florence
Constituent Assembly
Frankfort
Germany
Enecrve Financeise Association
Norfolk Arms
Rundlestreet
Wells
Benepere
Fletcher
Culicy
Perommett Dhalmany
Bar Sateed
Spesres
Anetion Mart “Taverne
F. Lineys Ro
Sen Peete
Bibra
Travereer
Jokes Ng. Fee Emerald
J. Bakers Che
Dick Terpi
Kieta
Bine
Mr Davies
Hathaway
Ston
Lack Vay
Government Gazette
Agust
Duas Storr
Colonial
Brealenays
Sturs
Colonial Soemstary
Lieweneut
Haa” Boon Dt Point
William Robert Bell
Bhe Ceeper
Noaslanga
Fom
John Willa Sotdessa
Sromr
Colonial Secrets
Fics
Gronesuce
Gerald Villiers Butler
Laeker Somat
Ice Charles P. ‘Brewer
Handaayde Nea Equira
Cuantes Srrer
Ies Sail Office
Amgustate
Ligutenant E Miei Sas
Ofice
Beals
General Post
Colonial Treasury
Joan Watts
Adens
Anis
Ren. R. Torrexs
DRA General Register Office
Sh General Registry Office
T. Frones
Hiyasat
Reece Cowan
Victoria
Charles Ei
Freshwater Senna
Johns
North Aaa
Ike
Hell
Megible
Dayzsy Srance-Keeeses
Petty
Cartan Lyrvcurren
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