Fragmented colonial governance and shipping notes in 19th century press
The text surveys colonial governance across New South Wales Victoria Van Diemen's Land South Australia and Western Australia. It outlines legislative council structures separate from New South Wales Victoria's separation plans port Phillip boundaries districts electoral rules electoral writs and funding provisions. It notes transportation of prisoners and ships to Hobart Town and Port Arthur with references to trading between London and Adelaide and vessel movements. It also mentions technical scientific notes and various public notices and editorial remarks on governance and administration. It preserves entities such as New South Wales Port Phillip Melbourne Van Diemen's Land South Australia Western Australia Victoria Hobart Town Port Arthur London Adelaide and various governors and councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warunas
New South Wales
van Die
Legislative Council
Connell Shoul
van Diemen’s Land
George the
van Diewen's Land
van Diemgn
South Australia
George
Western Australia
Western
New Molland
Port Phillip
Colony of
New
South Wales
New South, Wales
Melbourne
Cape Flow
Marry
Australia
Lone Wall
Coloay
Victoria
Legislative Council of
New South
Victoris
Wanner
Enid Colsavics
Connell
Sail
Chorafruin
Coromy
New Souhh Wales
Vietori
New South Wiles
Seay
Govertoe and
Council of
New South Wals
V. Anil Bs
van Diemen's Land
van Dissora’s Land
Esfort
Somh Australi
Conwell
van Dieten's Land
South
Ana ‘Talia
Iis
Suel Eoliny
Conneil
Ancraa
Chaimess
Westernetral
Mongeshe
Govornnra
Legislative Councils
van Diemen's Law
Westra
Tim
Alassa
Manyer
Timia
Cave
Victorix
Sithin
Viewria
van Diemwn
Mary
Culomies
Hirstywarts UF
van Diewen
Australi
Her
Her Majesty
Wales
Jedee
Wid
Vani Diemen's Land
Legislative
Diemene
General Assembly
Australie
Vactoris
van Diemen's Lend
South Knetratia
Western Australis
Npt
Grverine
Usin
Acta
Chuturnorani Legitmice Council
Tveu
Ivpaure
Toy Suel Legislative
Chistera
Anat
Teteere
New Qeieh Waleas
New Sonil
Witon
Alwars
Baruyd
Wiley
Cukay
Wim Diemen's
Kiovernior
Amid
Nuw Water
Pon
Anil
Hall
Western Australi
New Lune Wales
Owl Colony
Conneila
Roy
Vari Dionnon
WinkHets
Uae
van Dieunn
Lomi
Jmsei
Coal Trade of Maitland and Newcastle Growing Fast
The Maitland and Newcastle coal trade is expanding rapidly with rising export demand. Steam routes to California via Panama boost needs, with 20 000 to 40 000 tons yearly possible contracts. Trade to Melbourne Port Phillip South Australia Van Diemen's Land and New South Wales increases, plus growing exports to China and Indian islands. A Singapore to Australian line could require 18 000 to 20 000 tons annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maitland
Newcastle
California
Panama
San Francisco
Melbourne
Sorvey
Port Phillip
South Australia
Adelaide
England
van Diemen’s Land
Newesland
China
Indian Islands
Lamb
Singapore
Muttland Mercury
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Pirmosth
Muarsnee
Emma
London
Deslander
Hobart
Patrick O'Connor
Wm.Smith
K. Hyland
W. Cooper
Elizabeth Dwyer
Ater
Ashton
Teorrma Maron
Wild Drishman
Fornerly Faug-a-Lellagh
Greenharm
Yes
Port Real
City
Yatala
Trishman
Smith
Grenbam
Radford
Paddy
Lewinashe
Torrens
Wiley Seeneo
Port Arthur
Hone
Ies
Gox Corrox Sresu
Axn Anereiciat
Lree Fom
Guncodquit Ik
Count de Werdimky
Uiderneath
M. Blanchach
M. Carl Ponnel
Gebin
Remy
Macao
Spain
Commedora de Cunha
Ima
de Gass
Alend
Chris Mou
Jugar
Sidney Smith
Wun Premen
Majety
Abela
Engling
Grotto
Idkin Aly
Wemilong
Ciera
Viewwria
Anit
Irene
United Kingdom
Grek Teseasn
Ee Diemen'e Land
Phuc
Gil
Newark
Coal Trade OF Australia
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