Fragmentary Shipping Log From Forgotten Waters
Fragmented OCR notes list ships and masters with tonnages and dates. Names like Alfred, Coens Antony, Breawansrdar, and FUUA HAAN TOW appear among scattered terms and unclear ports suggesting a historical maritime record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Eget
Redwoims
Hile
Fri
Siavanot
Avhnoner
Ren
Sity Calder
Lrygy
Eva Last
Alfred
Argue
Lau
Coens
Antony Lshifry
Toner
Wynster Pochenh
Viden
Breawansrdar
Sheip
Meret
Fuua Haan
Aatores
Echoon
Iven
Pert
Adelaide Markets Dramatic Yet Fragmented Prices in 1830
A late 1830 Adelaide markets listing shows retail prices for meat, poultry, dairy and produce. Entries include porky per pound, beef per stone, eggs per dozen, turkeys, cheese, milk, turnips, pumpkins, onions, garlic, cauliflowers, potatoes, apples, walnuts, citrus, and various fish and game offerings with varied shillings and pence. The fragmented OCR preserves broad categories and many unit notes, reflecting a bustling market scene with fluctuating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PRNER
Wits
Pollard
Dany Prapeer
Itv
Culbares
Yaneh
Mining Intelligence and Royal Exchange Market Update
A historical mining and exchange notice lists numerous mine sales and valuations across colonies, plus a Royal Exchange meeting for the Chovy Quiayaigy shareholders. It records sales at various percentages and cash terms, with brokers and officials named, and notes recent director elections and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Migtye CouryNy
Coppin
C. S, Mull
Thornhill
Geomi
Lilvotus
RB Colter
G. ‘Fed
Unclear 19th Century Shipping Notice Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text lists various ships and routes across Britain Australia New Zealand and Van Diemen's Land with dates in September and October and times. Mentions mail and oversea transport by Winter Witch Aurora and other vessels, but specifics are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuebay
Serrestinae
Great Britain
Durord
Lali
Teondon
Hiursdar
Fuar New South Wales
MeLbourne
Questioned depasturing of crown lands in Adelaide District
A dispute arose before the Adelaide District Court over Charles Montagu s information against William Peacock pend. depasturing sheep on Crown Lands without a license. The case questioned whether City Park Lands are Crown Lands under the Sheep Act scale and Ordinance 110 of 1848. The defense argued they were not Crown Lands for licensing purposes. the Crown Solicitor presented his position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
Charles Montagy
Crown
William Peacock
Pendoti
Mer Majesty
Crown Lands
Peacork
Bonney
Government House
Aks
Fortuyior
Te Adelaide
Fisher
Peacock
W. Pescoce
Walker
Sir Jones
Bay Road
Jones
Caine
Gawler Pown
Arcuraarp Atenvy
Rossat
Assauult
Daentant
Spguire
J. Conewickwasth
Ronemr Seer
Sydney Monster Meeting 1849 Recall Petition Unfolds
A distorted OCR excerpt portrays a Sydney public meeting held about 12 ultimy expressing distrust of Sir Charles Fitz Roy's dispatches to Earl Grey on transportation and seeking recall. It describes large crowds at Circular Quay, debates over colonial governance, and calls for accountability and constitutional adherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Charles Fitz Roy
Earl Grey
Citcukur
Cis
Charles A. Fitz
Ray
Eri
Amd
Elf
Wvhen
Mamdad
Magenty
Estemnly
Couicil
New Sox Wales
Charles Anoustus Witz
Comosning
Louk
Wales
South Wites
Syiliuy
Golony
New South Wales
Wentworth
Dr Lang
Earl Gray
Charles Pitt Roy
Civpwliy Quay
Park Lands Dispute Over Crown Lands and Park Use
Court overruled objections in a dispute over whether Park Lands are Crown Lands and who may graze stock daily. The judge urged the Crown Lands Commissioner to explain limits of authority and warned of forthcoming disclosure of alleged improper actions related to Botanical Gardens and Native Location.
The Sydney Public Meeting Controversy and Resumption Debate
Fragmented excerpt discusses public meetings in 1849 50 in Sydney criticizing Wentworth and resumption policies. It laments distrust toward the administration and notes the loyal majority’s displeasure with invective and discrediting attacks. Mentions Captain Fitz Roy and a court incident over incitement to fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Much
Snontinis
Sydney
District Court Proceedings Mixed with Criminal Jurisdiction
District Court sessions convened with cases from rent disputes to criminal matters. Filings include an amendment allowed in a tenancy case, a lodging dispute over measurement of work, and a tender balance rejected by plaintiff. Criminal matters cover sheep depasturing on Crown lands, defence challenges to ownership, and penalties for assaults and desertion with fines and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apvbarie
Ray
Serene Guartist
Tuizabeth-street
Howes
Howes County Joxes and Bowner
Defunco
Phwintiff
Jobin Coombs
Phainti
Sones
Wellin Morgan Morgan
Mason
W. Weir
Verilet Toy
Dexcw Asoaturrs
Symes
Sophy Burts
Crareny Auxser
Hren Kscexer
Earny Oliet
Walker
Adis Worstipp
Auules
Mivin
Jurisditurion
Mann
Dendait
Fiswes
Phe Crowe Selicitor
Hil
Michiel Sweeny
Lanis
Qywation
Nebula Boverin Speed
Rho
Shatehek
Phos
Mick Tive
Ejler
Prdrocks
Glen Stintus
Iveyn
Wathoss
Ffawou
Ley
Fisher
Peawoek
Port Phillip Privilege Debate Mirrors Melbourne Proceedings
Fragmented dispatches describe Privy Council concerns over foreign privy privileges in Port Phillip and then Melbourne actions. Earl Grey notes measures to remove a group to Sydney, justifying policy amid resistance and confusion while authorities plan expulsion of the party to Sydney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Phillip
Priviegs Uyror Fiy
Melbourne
Suvi & Step
Gage of Good Hope
Ghent
Sydney
Earl Grey
Bork Phillip
Rydhey
Police Court Narratives of Sep 18 Session
In the September 18 police court, Macy Lowe an older offender faced charges for drunkenness after an evening incident. Witness Palice-ennsable Goss described Lowe in a quarry edge near North Terrace. Lowe claimed illness from rat medicine. Judge Lloyd advised seeking safer remedies, Lowe previously cautioned. Will Bloomfield faced negligent driving charges on Hindley Street, alleged cart with three horses struck a girl. defendant denied fault though witnesses testified to carelessness. The magistrate assessed negligence, fined Lowe and considered Bloomfield’s liability and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy Lowe
Goss
North Terrace
Vriewner
Willi Bloomfield
Hinsley-street
Hindley -Stereo
Clary Hale Hotel
Teich
Dimutsh Ty Penalyr
Port Adelaide Prisoners Troubled by Trial Delays
Port Adelaide records show police arrest four men and charge them with serious offenses. The court adjourned as key witnesses were ill, delaying proceedings for weeks.
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Vdneway
Iyista
Mining Intelligence
Menes
Cologne
Adelade
Binrras
Princess Ituguls
Paringas
A. Phoenix
Adelsides
North Rapundis
Wakefelds
Greetonk Creek
Boutacdtes
Hemarkables
Aulé
Egsb Vietonus
Giamet Shee
Inst Safe
Custe
Whit Avramans
Netisnal Woeal Graingers
Line
Wihyal Margarets
Sllors
Sale
Enali
Moxey
Money
Jon
Wboye
the Times
Crown and Park Lands
Sydney Oligarella
Sammel Toons
Po Tine
Trives
Lanson, Wickstead, & Co
Linyd
Aments
Triva
Alan
Qpinntley
Weapery
Eon
Eimimett
Stresot
Blackham
Rundle
Friflas
Solomon & Co
Sammon, Wickstud and Co
Kuliehl
Alliaunts
Carr
Pridday
Sumeu
Wicksrood
Lal
Scuton
Mowe Téarkayisle
Subuirbanl
Murrentyille
Soloinoy
Beni
Mayet Valley
Trvsiagy
Burt
Fais Ensill
Nathaniel Hailes
Cutie Laml
Khia
Barly
Solomon
Cogi
Geverumort
A. Moaur
Revnl
Mewrs Osborne
Lee
Banexott
Rosestines
Tubal Cain
Moore
Aly. Moore
ST. Anmitens Sejtner, Wansenviten
Pultenay Street
Myr W. Weir
C. S. Penny
Dieynen
Lawnceston
Flood
John Rose Olden
Police
Captain FitzRoy
Nichols
Broadhurst
Bite Roy
Fitz Roy
Fite Roy
Mowilay
Lyme
Dome 4
Turin
Alderman Flood
Iz Roy
Ryan
Lms
Mubson's Bays
Charles Pitt Ray
Earl Cerey
District Court
Conta
Camenseé Ronow
Rosen
Dafendant
Port Adelaide
Poiee Connr—Werneaay
Diver Fovil
Ohn Lambrovt
George Nort
Charly Hamilton
Foost
Belemaings
Ciam
Steveranm
Wern Chisnigud Wiel
Rome
Jemocurs
Gaul
Saul
Anid
Toriig
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