Shipping and Passenger List From Hobart Town Harbor
A detailed muster shows cargo items, timber, hardware, and foodstuffs aboard ships. Passengers include Mr and Mrs Parker and others in steerage, with notes on arrivals and later sailings from London and Hobart Town ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Oas
Wedge
Ig Fish
Bamtioli
Aesors
Thomas Lack
London
Weenth
Cape of Good Hope
Dawson
George-street
Thie Harbour
Wit Remler
Dawaun
Sytnsg Morning Herald
Sydney Insolvent List Reveals Debts and Names
Insolvent list from Sydney includes Ammons Etilene Cailaregh and others with debts cited. The record notes a Balbecs debt and multiple names linked to the insolvency case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Weaw Tsa
Ammons Etilene Cailaregh
Lee
Fragmented 1845 Post Office and Deaths Notice
Fragmented OCR shows a colonial era price list for fruits vegetables and poultry with unit prices and weights, followed by a Post Office note listing towns and deliveries to Hobart Town Alberton Adelaide Launceston and Launceston. A Death notice records John Macdowell, father of a proprietor, dying in Hebert Town on 17th December 1845 in the second year of his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Fheddeman Fmt
Siners
Hobart Town
Thin Day
Lucy
Alberton
Ditto
Cleveland
Adelaide
Scout
Launceston
Hebert Town
John’ ‘Macdoweal
Corere
New Town
Nea
Liw
Joseph Catterall
London
Lang
M. C
Sydney
Georgiana Anne Sweetman
Church of Scotland
Lushington
Ratan
Miss Sweriman
Waste Lands Act debated in Hobart and Melbourne columns
The Melbourne Courier reprints Hobart Town Observer remarks on the Waste Lands Bill in Australia. It notes the bill's削ffy, Victoria provisions, the stripping of most sections by Parliament, and the aim to employ convict labor. The piece presents the Act text defining Australian Colonies, governance, and that the law takes effect by proclamation in each colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Stanley
Hobart Town
Australia
Victoria
N.S. Wales
van Diemen’s Land
James Graham
United Kingdom
Great Britain and Ireland
van Diemen's Land
Great Tewland
Privy Council
Cate
Ganersi
Fay Anid
Secereaeeses
Cocscillor Beavex
Legislative Committee
Lromongery
Pullar
Act of Land
Squatting Interests and Colonial Land Policy
The Sydney Morning Herald discusses misreporting on squatting and land leasing in Van Diemen's Land. It notes private letters detailing aims to enfranchise squatters and critique a bill as emasculated, with opposition from mining and agricultural interests. It argues Mr Scott’s actions shape colonial representation to England, while criticizing an independence clause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Morning Herald
Toulon
G. W. Hope
Francis Scott
Australian Agricultural
Newesland
Scott
New South P Ned
van Diemen’s Land
England
the Patriot
the Herald
van Diemen's Land
Lord Stanley
Town Council Meeting May Address Local Byelaws And Projects
The Town Council convenes Thursday at 3 o'clock to vote on consolidating bye laws and to decide on the Flinders street drain and related Public Works recommendations. Also to consider resignations, street repairs, loan negotiations, and new salary guidelines for various municipal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flinders Street
Henry Frencham
Public Works’ Committee
Cullins-lane
Jane
Elizabeth-street
Queen~ Street
Sayings’ Bank
Connemton Kean
Collins Street
Saganston
Williams Streets
Flinders
Bourke-streets
Bell
Batman's Swamp
Bourke
Pousdale Warde
Cooycssion
Caeparesion
New Zescano
Ima
New Ad Company
Port Antago
New Edinburgh Boas
Hawks
Ras Council
En Company
Launceston
Supreme Court Sydney enters brief argument in court
The December 3 1845 session before Chief Justice and Mr. Jastron Beckatt covers the Marquis of Aila and Oshera versus Watson and others. A brief shore argument is noted, with the court addressing preliminary matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Sydney
Turainy
Mir
Jastron
Beckatt
Marquis of
Aila
Oshera
Watson
Publican license and slaughtering notice mistranslated entry
Fragmentary 19th century notice lists applications and delays for licenses in Barnstable area. Mentions publican license for Mr. F. E. Parkiner and slaughterhouse license for Mrs. Clailee Fry of Pentridge. Postponed consideration to next week. names and terms appear garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetera
Deere F
Joly IF Moor
J. Brith
Wee Witast Beye
Eey Ceres
F. E. Parkiner
Mr. Shanks
Petolog
Abraham Andenon
Gioget Beer
Supreme Court December 1845 criminal session details
Report covers a Melbourne criminal session with juror withdrawal, Crown and defense notices, and several indictments. Included are charges for theft from Port Albert and Melbourne, names such as James Brosnan, Jahn Monter, and references to Port Albert, Melbourne, and Fara Bee. Trial dates and legal notices are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling Hee
Jamas Brosnan
Igboures
Iin
Port Albert
Ander
Dekel J ‘Seyi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elie
Raven
Winn
Kes
T Ties
Toe Greilang
Iowa
Pine
Bamper Witt
J. Jackson
Ritwell, Brothers
A. Hi. Hart
J. R and
J. Murphy
Cs Fei
Burton Als
Turnbull Brothers
Pest
Bugheld Ghusebertie Pocketshops
Lildas
J. Smith
F. Champion
J. ‘Mathewson
Shekson
Aven
William Timms
Wight
Strechon End Co
Alope
C. H. Lakes
Dr. Stoddert.comber
Teastr
New Zealand
Hy Langindis
A. Ball
Kan
Eilen
Flisdbath
Port Fairy
Portiamt
Portland Bay
Sovereign
Deane Weow Srover
Seborter
Heya Towa
Susanah
Weneter
Nevis
Decemise
Gommerciad
Malsomer General Market
Say, Dom
Hanck
Wenner
The
Melbourne Courier
Tam
Ewearn
A. Duncan
Panes Sales
Gertes
George Girp
Uc Kan
New West
Ieee
Laboor
Roxburgh
New South Wales
Billy Squiltier
Giacon
Laug
Jean
Britain
J. Commings
Mont Mixenais
Glent Osmond
Iscorepes
Goa
Vanpee
Charles Bowbeh
Kerman
Evana
Heatre
Evans
Beauvaie
Dobson
Ratheden
Port Phillip
Hotart Town
Phreianstoste Society
Belboariy
Philharmonic Society
Prince of Wales Hotel
Launceston Advertiser
Peivebe Netter
Hse
jParuak
Port Fenton
Seis An
Lawedston
Sconet
Geelong Advertiser
Herrest
Geelong
Te Leigh
Vth
oneMrean
Nestion
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