Port of Launceston Ship Arrivals and Cargoes
Port of Launceston reports arrivals including the schooner Niemson with cargo and crew details, the schooner Fpteawes with depth measurements, and the Wily Telten from whaling voyages. Several vessels list passengers, cargo such as spices and goods, and dates in December, with notes on crews and destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port
Arrivd
Pigg
Cian
Dore Philly
Sith
Cabin Paserngers
Dre
Cline
Mine Tren
Sir F. Towns
Mr. Umbally
Nive
Calemnou
Duit
Lly
Ceorge Frigivors
J. Wewer
Satier
Pili
Wicker
Sehiseet ZéBlor
Carr Framere Pullip
Thomas Woodrow
Wily
Mobort
Lasiog
Henry
Minapore
Andi Ifort
Sland
Fry
Pei Nehoutan
Howe
Alpha
Cutter
Hobart
Levine
Wascon
Launceston
Nw Hagley
Ys AthIo
Amstersins
Grig’ Lywher
Tone
Newnorle
J. A. Nut Eng
J. Dirk
Unclear Markets Report on Wool and Grain Prices
Fragmented market notes describe fluctuations in wool and grain values with references to barley, imported goods, and various mills. The text mentions prices per bushel or ton, milling outputs, and interior stock movements, but the garbled OCR obscures clear details and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBA Laares Mills
Heally
Aconcanvon Gaary
Weather and crop prospects amid late winter storm blur rural district outlook
Inland districts face unsettled conditions as a passing storm disrupts markets and arable work. Farmers anticipate delayed planting and variable prices while awaiting official guidance on insurance and relief measures from regional authorities.
Justice's Justice and Bail Handling in Colonial Court
A report from The Courier on January 3 1640 discusses Mr Redee being held on bail to answer a charge raised by Mr Mitchell. It critiques magistrates handling, mentions a case about a girl imprisoned for debt, and questions the due process and knowledge of magistrates in early colonial law. The piece includes reflections on authority, public order, and the integrity of officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redee
Mitchell
Kramer
Sipera Ae
Mike
Nipon
Aosing Thas
Reland
Fabo
Wilmot
Itdran
Wilmat
Rmegl
Iimprieanmant
Shemale
Fale
Botton
Downing
Eignra
Horne
Mantha
Jacana
Pelaha
Subysrad
Njoyen
Krieper
Mitehill
Supreme Court
Peasil Etormadim
Kramer Wax
Waterhowe
Kramers
Fragmented Exhibition Note Mentions Dazed Scene and Names
The readable fragment describes a chaotic display involving a judge panel and committee near an entrance with racks and wormed wheat. It mentions a crocodile, Gavin, and a song, with a chaotic account of events and upended objects within a confined space.
Fragmentary church meeting notes and financial details
An OCR filled with names, places, and figures describes a late 19th or early 20th century church meeting at a southbound church about elections, scholarships, and collections. It mentions figures like 20474, affiliations with churches and parish roles, and refers to various committees and donors, with scattered names and dates.
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Pontine
Willan
Imran
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Botnes
Sera
Downlno
Uur Aemansin
BEART
the Courier
Strewne
Pragpere
Enteve
Lleen
Tiger
Ima
Ld Fellow
Grima
Eni
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Pelente
OM Veto
Ian
Willies
Gracie
Qatar
Jake Nought
Ceocoalia
Ben
Eal Rowhond
Ig J
Shay
Ayulak
Ube
Yuri Stir
Orlin
Kalil
Exaliy
Tacouarie & Boas
Tice Ross
Vallesting
Hoss
Camp ‘Towp
Tom Price
Spi
Powuar
Cayene
Ile
Kent Sussex
Barselt
Newwman
Efswit
Page
Lisboa
Cape Midriva
Alycatiin
Boise
Studeita Martel
Himalaya
Chitaly
West of England
Sandy Bay
Andy
Hay Toy's
Uae
Slevbante
Pull ‘Gurenicca
Tours
Nary Down
Chwlney Huila von Una
Crocodile
Gavin, Si Td
Lila
Enure
Tenga
Jaks Andere
Pu Gorge Us Sxcomn
Mace
Takiag
Mame
Tafts Brent
Eee Oe Bi
Lugal
Chiktsr
H. Ulmer
Kev
Pullip Palmer
Anne
Gowwe
Gaurge
Low Ley
Ulin
Vietion
Even
Une
West Saving
Port BU Z
Biaeny W
USA
Bates Ardinsey
Hemp Akior
Uibroon
Lana Funaly
Ubw
Perahip
Perties Bay
Beluwn
Colline
Nypee
Jemunry
Sonu
Richarg Lewis
David Nail Lewis
Coliur-atrent
Ort Ut
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