150 Years Since Coronation Ties To Botany Bay Fleet
A long feature links Coronation Day to Australian colonisation. It recalls May 12 1787 when the First Fleet lay off the Motherbank ready to sail to New South Wales and notes George III on the throne while England and Australia mark 150 years of growth since Captain Arthur Phillip led the penal settlement at Sydney Cove.
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Botany Bay
New Sout Wales
George
George VI
Westminster “Abbey
England
Australias
Aus
Arthur
Phillip
New South Wales
Australia
Sir Joseph Banks
Commonwealth of Australia
Arthur Phillip
Sydney Cove
Lonslon
Phillis
Lachlan
Macquarie
Westminster Abbey
George Vit
Elizabeth
James
Maria Matra
George Young
Cook
Joseph Banks
Matra
New
South Wales
Sir Joseph
Banks
Lord Sydney
Lord Howe
Admiralty
Phillips
Restau
Europe
Evan Nepean
Home Department
Bruch Park Cancels Prior Permissions On Will Deal
Fragmentary notice reads that Springmount and Bruch Park cancel all previous permissions and direct actions without regard to persons. The incomplete text signals a final deal or settlement directive issued by Bruch Park, with unspecified parties and conditions remaining unclear.
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Chontarf
Carlington
Forest
Glen
Borton Properties
Brubb
Tonean
Tudson
Springmount
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