New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land Agriculture Report
A summary of Bigge's inquiry details land held and cleared in 1820, crop outputs, and district distinctions. It notes wheat and maize yields, inundation issues along Hawkesbury and Nepean, and prominent estates like Oxley Cox Jamison and M Arthur. It covers cattle and sheep trends, horse stock, and craft figures, plus land grants, ecclesiastical establishments, population mix, and early revenue figures.
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New South Wales
Commissioners of Inquiry
House of Commons
John Thomas Bigge
Earl Bathurst
N.S.W
Bargo River
Tanter’s River
Windsor
Richmond
Wilberforce
Evan
Airds
Apin
Appin
Briogelly
Hawkesbury
Nepean
Oxley
Cox
John Jamison
Hannibal
Mac Arthur
Redfern
John Mac Arthur
Thoresby
Howe
Bathurst
Bathurst Plains
Blue Mountains
Cape of Good Hope
John M’ Arthur
Fianio
Bengal
Bigge
van Dieman's Land
Buckinghamshire
Cornwall
Buckhamshire
Derwent
North Bay
Pitt Water
Hobart Town
Clarence’s Plains
Coal River
van Diemen’s Land
Pitt Water District
Hobart
County of
South
North Esk
Launceston
Patterson's Rains
South Kisk
Patterson's Plains
van Dieman’s
van Dieman
M‘arthur
Oxtey
Mr Oxley
Great Britain
van Dieman’s Land
Public Expenditures Reported for Van Diemen’s Land
The summary notes tolls are paid over in Van Diemen's Land with averages around 2900 and 2100 for two expenditures. It mentions a slight salary increase proposal for public officers and servants by Mr Bigge. The report closes with details on medical establishments in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land.
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Parramatta
Liverpool
Sydney
Parawatta
Hobart
van Dieman’s
van Dieman’s Land
Bigge
New South Wales
van Diemen’s Land
Extraordinary adventurer and the Sir Charles Asgill imposture
In a Dorset town near Shaftesbury a clergyman took in a so called nephew of Sir Charles Asgill under a generous yearly allowance. The youth charmed locals with wit and generosity, ran up big bills, vanished, and a web of misdirected letters and hoax connections emerged. The tale spans wardrobes, chateaus, and a tailor’s deft credit tricks as investigators track the impersonator’s clever deceit over eight months.
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Ambrose de Lamela
Shaftesbury
Dorsetshire
Sir Charles Asgill
Charles
Sir C. Asgill
Asgill
Eton
Oxford
Tom Shafficton
Acgill
Sir Charles
Asg
Annals of Police
London
St. James's Street
Order of “ Chevaliers d' Industrie
McAsgill
Hlausing
Swisbury
Salibury
Cox and Greenwood
Simon Pure
Barnet
Investigation at Skibbereen Cork County Ends After Four Days
The four day inquiry into the affray between country people and police in Skibbereen concluded with Magistrates and Mr Blacker fully engaged. Lord Carbery praised temper and unanimity while Mr Blacker criticized the tithe system and noted police acted on humble judgments. Morritt pledged leniency but defended his legal rights as the meeting adjourned. Nearby, a fox was pledged then released, and locals report workers returning from Miramachee and Quebec to fill vacancies.
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Mr Blacker
Castle Freke
Lord Neers
O’ Driscoll
Townsend
O'Driscoll
Mr Merritt
Blacker
Doctor Clarke
Morritt
Lord Carbery
Merritt
Wankshaw
Flemming
Phwinend
Grain Market Fluctuations and Price Rumors Report
Market reports show mixed demand with wheat and flour prices slipping on Monday while some white wheat fetched up to 57s per quarter. Buyers remained cautious as traders anticipated a possible fall in bean crops and late-week arrivals.
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Trish
British Islands
Archangel
Poland
Hilltown Farming Society Meets Under Marquis of Downshire
The Hilltown Farming Society held a meeting on the 10th with Marquis of Downshire presiding. Lord Ilrawley attended as the gathering was well attended. Reports noted 1000 children educated in Sunday Schools run by the society with support from Established Church, Presbyterian, and Roman Catholic clergy. Rev. Mr Murphy thanked for chapel use. Glerawley elected member. Dinner followed in the new School house with toasts offered.
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Hilltown Farming Society
Marquis of Downshire
Lord Ilrawley
Agieultue
Hilltown Society
Marais
Downshire
Wm. E. Reilly
Dublin Journal address and agent listings
Printed at the Dublin Journal office on Parliament street near Essex street. Advertising and orders received. Also listing agents Newton Co Warewick square London Barker Fleet street and Hunter square Edinburgh.
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Dublin Journal
Parliament-street
Essex-street
Newton, & Co
Warewick-st
Warwick-square
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Paramatta
Sidney
Castlereagh
Hobart’s
St. Philip’s
St. James
Windsor & Liverpool
Skibbereen
County OF Cork
Rawnh
Reynard
Miramachee
Quebec
Limerick Chronicle