Shipwreck of the Mariner and patrols at Encounter Bay
The log details the Mariner wreck near Kingaroo Island with passengers and crew saved by local police and volunteers. Testra region reports describe natives looting, a police escort from Encounter Bay, and rescue efforts along the Murray coast.
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Ransvaus
F Wiliam
Clarence River
Haniet
London
Jerakroees
Adelside
Elors
Phillis
Coquette
Marion
Calcutta
Wanderer
Curanaxces
Pelority
Hapa Tews
Shamrock
Port Nickoleon
Persewrand
Auckland
Manvefiore
Alford
Tcounet Mariner
Ludwick
Fort Phillip Heada
Gail Lumlay
N.W
Cape Servis
Kingaroo Island
W.N.W
Emina
Obiguil
Alfond
Montefiore Fe
Malvan
Goolwa
Murray
Afrvanis
Emamon
Tejrin
Turing
Encounter Bay
Salt Creek
Che Wilier
Yale
Clark
Diers
Benswngs
Bilden
Watkin
Cadhalic
England
Bolwicks
Hallyhead
Mir
Paxton
Chenviat
Pelcemos
Finn
Auchonties
Mamas
Raptor
Fife
Copia
Seth Durtratisn
Selec i
Port Phillip Seeks Independence and Gipps Statue Plan
A 1845-era letter contemplates Port Phillip separating from New South Wales within eighteen months and urges a statue to Sir George Gipps as a symbol of independence. It criticizes Governor Gipps, cites constitutional concerns, and discusses governor appointments and colonial autonomy.
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New South Wales
Gentral
Port Phillip
John Russell
George Gipps
Port Phillippiana
Waste Lands Bill and colonial funding in Australian colonies
English intelligence reports the Waste Lands (Australia) Bill now targets Van Diemen's Land land revenue to fund state and convict costs, with broader colonial references paused for a resubmission next session. It notes Scott supported the bill only as it referred to Van Diemen's Land. Further items include Essington settlement odds, £22,365 for New Zealand service, Governor Grey’s salary at £2,500 and Commander Robertson’s promotion.
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Tuoyen
Sydney
van Diemen's Land
Sydoe
Hobart Town
Australia
House of Commons
Sushy
Mr. Scott
Scott
van Diemen’s Land
Essington
Sowe
New Zealand
Grey
Hobertson
H.M.S. Hazaay
Union Bank of Australia Annual Meeting Report Summary
Report of the Union Bank of Australia proprietors meeting held at No 38 Old Broad Street with full attendance. J J Cumming chaired as directors presented a prepared report, noting actions on property and prior Laval refs, and plans to reverse decline in prosperity amid various concerns.
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Union Bank OF Australia
Morning Herald
Old Broad-street
J. J. Cumming
Laval
Ameen
Beotienua
Mc. Levy
Taramaata
Bank reports lift in deposits and reduced discounts
The annual bank report notes higher branch deposits and lower discounts due to a price of money decline. It cites increased London funds and prudent use of funds, with provisions for bad debts and a six percent dividend proposed. A change in colonial management and praise for officers accompany the financial summary.
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Cme
London
Fletsler
Launceston
Melbourne
Fletcher
Carlos Clark
District Bank
Liverpool
Phillip Oakden
Oie
Besa
Domestic Entelligence Seeks Probe Into Serious Charges
An inquiry is launched into grave accusations against a commander recently arrived from Manila. At this stage specifics are withheld. A separate inquest at Crown Inn Liverpool Street returned an accidental death verdict for Richard M Arthur, who was burned by boiling water while adding wood to a fire.
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Manilla
Conover
Crown Inn
Lonsdale-street
W. B Wilmot
J. P
Richard M’arthur
New Town
Wilkie
William Wilson
Mason
Mesars, Harris and Marks
D.C
Goody
Simson
Tash
Storce
Benjamin
Tus Kestser
Collingwood Total Abstinence Society Annual Meeting
The first Annual Meeting of the Collingwood Total Abstinence Society was held at Mechanics Hall with a public tea meeting prior. About 200 to 250 attendees enjoyed abundant refreshments as Mr Webster chaired, and speakers praised the work and aims of temperance, outlining beginnings, purpose, and the society’s efforts to curb intemperance in Melbourne and surrounding townships.
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Wal
Hull
Dak
Beunder
Dale
Tota
Niceare
Thesia
Edwrard Sweety
Jean
Collingwood Total Abstinence Society
Mechanics’ Hall
Webster
Black
Dalgarno
Rev
E, Sweetman
Wade
Horton
Stone
Ita
Usvak
Melbourne
Aervania of Christ
W. Sebobeld
A Morison
Supreme Court Insolvency Jurinesction Decision
Supreme Court case involving Berosans Hovon and Beusaxr Jones on compensation for a certificate. Chief Commissioner motion granted. warrants the adjournment until next Sunday.
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Rae Beusaxr Jones
Original Pace Expondence to the Maltourne Overier
A brief letter to the editor titled Original Pace Expondence is presented to the Maltourne Overier. The reader comments on local topics and invites further discussion in the community newspaper.
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The
Maltourne Overier
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