Shipping tallies and cargo list from colonial trade
Long ledger style inventory recounts merchant ships and cargo including tea, sugar, wine, and textiles. Lists items by firm and vessel with dates and destinations across Sydney, Hobart, and Port Jackson, detailing quantities like chests, cases, bales, and barrels. Includes passenger notices and assorted merchandise from Westgate firms and colonial traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstone
Liverpoo
C. Elleshaw Coke
Annaod, Stitch and Co
W. & H- Barnes and Co
Bull Tax & Dista
Dunlop
Ab and Co
Westgitthy Rose and Co
Yales
Pullar and Co
Langlade
Fultom and Co
Cate Guy
Hleape
Grice
Casey
A. Smith
W. M.unter
E. Sovce
Merchaanse
Wilson Brothers
J. Releigh
G. Nicholson
Smith and Campbell I
Craig
Christina
Brig
Sydney
Sinich
Yaris
Queen Street Dramatic Season Ends With Varied Enticements
Last night of the season features a Scottish drama from Sir Walter Scott’s novels titled The Bride of Lammermoor followed by Mrs Caldale's Curtain Lecture and several stage pieces including Lilly Barlow and The Devil to Pay. Proprieter notes patronage of Masonic lodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppin
Lilly Barlow
Separation Aims for Victoria From New South Wales
The governor intimates to Home Government a plan to separate the province from New South Wales and form an independent colony. He cites expected surplus revenue to fund the move and argues for independence within about a year, deeming any terms acceptable to end the current Sydney control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gippe
New South Wales
New Zealand
Sydney
Noktaessertaxs Borovens
Northumberland
Maitland
Newcastle
Grant
Legislative Council
Reid
Charles Cowper
Edge
Mr. Grant
Mr. Reid
Sydney Herald
Northumberland Boroughs
Sydney Morning Herald
England
Geelong
Portland
Tne Cumrom
Sydney Panepepese
Hobart ‘Town
Tarenh
Carstoma
Emasculation of Australian Lands Regulation News
A dated dispatch notes the Australian Lands regulation bill being stripped in the Commons, benefiting Van Diemen's Land. Queen Victoria toured the Continent with Prince Albert as Lord Staley acts abroad, and Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew Clarke is named Governor of Western Australia. Emerson Tennant earns knighthood and Colonial Secretary of Ceylon. A Scottish mercantile letter reports war between the United States and Mexico and warns Britain may be drawn in, affecting markets and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Diemen's Land
Im ‘Arliamet
Maesty
Prince Albert
Continent
Prussia
Lord Staley
Earl of Aberdeen
Andrew Clarke
Western Australia
Emerson Tennant
Ceylon
Scotland
United States
Mexico
Britain
The Ailsa Case Reversed by Sydney Judges
Domestic Entelligence notes the Sydney Judges reversing the decision of the Resident Judge in the Marquis of Ailsa case against Watson and others. The report promises the judgment in the next publication. It also covers Melbourne auctioneering entry by J. W. Bell, a theatre season ending, and various political and local notices across colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailsa
Sydney
Marquis of Ailsa
Watson
Devonshire Arms license transfer granted by petty sessions
In a December 2 petty sessions hearing in Tosday, license transfers were approved for the Devonshire Arms formerly held by Francis Clark to Joseph Cowell Passmore, and for a ginger beer license to W Howe of Collin Street. Other applicants included Mr Richard Bone Forest and Mrs D Murray of the Cigar Divan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tosday
F. B. St John
James Smith
Esquires
Wilmot
Captain Hutton
Fanicene BF Aiornsee
Joseph Cowell Passmore
Devonshire Arms
Francis Clark
Joseph Gregg
Richard Bone Forest
Cavan
D. Murray
Collins
W. Howe
Collin Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
A A Hie
Risa and
Ghd
James Glover
Chethe
Ormmdy
Thomas Mille
Bern
Mucier
Puniland Bay
Navenlar
Gratden Feces
Moreton Bay
Tuted
Covlongatt
Sehoaner
Auckland
Chisstina
Port Phillips
Suters
Hobart
Queen's Thratce Fopal
Queen-Street
G. Coppin
Melbourne
Lami
Cém
English Intelligence
Eeaglis Jonaligeocn
Sees
J. W. Bell
Bell
Launceston
Knights of the Hammer
Hell
Weather-Board
Col. Tins
Swanston Streets
Queen's Theatre
Tar Heasn
Herald
Lang
M.C
Fort Phillip
Hapland
Cuninghame
Westerax
Thomas Hewes
Leeds
C. Boyce
Boyce
Lasourent
James Carson
Robert Warrell
J. Sutherland
Txnourer T,covat
M'Connell
Cart
Baa
Sydney Morning
Sepapa
Fort
Chitone
Te Ved
Port Phillip
Edjors
Port’ Phillip
Por Phillip
Prince of Wales Hotel
Flinders Lane
Ian
William Juses
Deap
Batwin
Moonee Creek
Sturt
Fils
Maitland Mercury
George G
Suecarior
Cepan Blackwood
Govrtnment Grazer
Awibarey
Post Office
Vic
Atkins
Bonney
Charles
Adelaide
Gorman
John
Cork
Ireland
Midleman
Henry
Royetolt
Riley
James
Robertson
Hobart Town
Robison
Mrs
Killimore
Tennent
W. M
Warren
Dublin
Williams
Ussher
Camel
Arete Campbell
Calin Campbell
Capt
J. Carnaby
George Cain
Wm. Carmichel
Geo. Chevers
Misa M. Charles
Henry 2
John Chay Clinton
Larke
Bbs
Mre
Eaghill
Charlie de
Exratt
Enna’ Roches
Garrow
William Garrity
Eeeennet
Gibb
Andrew Girdwood
John Gleeson
Daniel Jasenn
Gaulditg
Joseph
Pure
Mr. J. Felt
Vautier, Joseph
Ake
Pattiere
Ol Taney
Tanti Richard Ford
Lawlor
Silvester Lawford
Benjamin
Rig Toned Kirby
William Kilburn
Messrs
Mawbey
Hem ‘Bey
Henry Martin
Fward Marshall
John Mathers
David Malyn
John Mathson
Archd
Marritt
Mra
Mason
Madden
Pati
Marley
Mrs. Meyrick
Ash
Mparlins James of
Quintin, John
Uphil, Alexander
Ray John Ede
Lurvey
John Q R.a Abo
Jaynt Olor
David Lennox
Diffiee
Yarra Yarra
Bridges
Ofer
Tueay
Tof Bridges
Whfelbourne
Enders
W. H. Bunbury, J.P. Herbour
William’s Town
Wi Malbourse
Bunbury
J.P
Cerree
Decombge Tut
W, Wright
Foundineper
Noventer
Poundhengar
Deispen
Unad
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