Sydney and Paramatta in New South Wales colony report
The article describes Sydney as the colony capital with a population and capital valued at 29,000, featuring public schools for boys and girls and a reform of education financed by colonial revenues. Paramatta, 15 miles away, hosts about 1200 residents with a church, orphan house, hospital, and a convict wool industry. land, urban dues, and several institutions are noted along with Governor Macquarie’s projects and Aboriginal education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
New South Wales
Auxiliary Bible Society of
New South Wales Sunday School
Jnstition
Paramatte
Port Jackson
Ilia
Doal River
Beaides
Paramat' i
Colonel Marquarie
Daca ‘Scipal
R.childres
Itla
Windsortis
South Creek
Hawkesbury
Biter
Nepean
Tye Brewit
Liverpool
Goveror' Macquarie
George's River
Meeting Ay Edinburgh Loyal Address Meeting
A large audience gathered at the Pantheon in Edinburgh for a public meeting to consider presenting a Loyal Address to the King. The assembly, chaired by Moncrieff and Kay, unanimously resolved to support constitutional loyalty and express dutiful sentiments toward the Crown and the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiplice
Pantheon
Metin
Cassie Beams
Moncrieff
Kay
Ibi
Ikke
Parliament in Turmoil Over Derogatory Measures
A heated meeting denounced a cabinet backed measure described as derogatory to the crown and injurious to the country. Speakers attacked government prorogation, claimed no clear plan, and urged peaceful, orderly use of popular rights to press reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Government
Ho Fort
Karl Fitzwilliam
Manchester
Glasgow
France
Saxony
Parga
Genua
Tivere
Genoa
Stoomach
Thia
Erttara
Lord Applavee
Hla
Horner
Aiten
Stockbridge
Rauch
Aitort
Dewi
Flynn
J. A. Murray
Henry Cockburn
Europe
Mgard
England
Portal Rem
Agar
Scotland
Thun
Councils
Essex
Resolutions Carried After Address at Meeting
A fragment from a meeting recounts strong conviction that the system opposed by a dominant faction would bring calamities of a revolution. After remarks by Mr Lot, the remaining resolutions and the address were unanimously carried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gibson
Eag
Adinburgh
Lot
Mysterious Irish Hermit Tale Emerges on Mountain
A Dublin Journal correspondent recounts a dramatic inland discovery of a man living in seclusion on remote Irish mountains. The hermit, once a gentleman, fled crimes, survived by stealth, and kept his identity hidden behind a ragged beard. After a grim episode, the author sought a coroner and urged wide publication to alert authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fane
Vrs
County of
Down
Vale
Moks
Ireland
Bhineeli
Seaton
England
Permon Fe Ming
Wexford
Gould
James Rwen
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Wentworth
Edinburgh
Misterious Affair
The
Dublin Journel
Coolbeg
Gorey
London
Bonaparte
St. Helena
Cireuil
Empero
Doveton
Arte
UBL
Ruth
Dovdo
Perth
Senden
Lathwood
Baerfat Lsda
Downbrign
Arlene
Amal Ale
Georgia
Tin,Biney
India
Tabroco Pry Dyettoods
Bond
Orila
Atham
Alves
Gee Pit
Aqua Portis
Hornix
Enerifir
Mid
Dublin
Ball
Wisite
Navy
Oearum Sa
Candiea
Daz
Riga
Pétereborgh
Malaga
AmRica
Barbadoes
Hides
G. del
P.nkin
Aisin
Horseskina
Hide
Wes Lend
Ronaian
Linean
Castiehar
Hosit
White
Fav
St. Sampton
Droghede
Il Sottpetre
Carroway Beeds
Colerainy
Derry
Lord Rough
Caperton
Do.Caygn
Jamaica
Geneva
Bingles Co. S
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