Shipping and Intelligence Deciphered Log of January Entries
A garbled shipping report lists vessels such as Lucy cutter Swen barque steamer and Margeret schooner with cargoes including wool, leather, beef, rice, whiskey, flour and fish. Dates range January 6 to January 17 with destinations Launceston London Portland Bay Melbourne Adelaide and ports in New Zealand and Circulas Head. Numerous ship names and commodities appear with scattered, unclear spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launceston
I—Teward
London
Suu
Jeouary
Lucy
Port
Geneva
Anmvats Av Byoyer
Hi M. Seamer
Hobart
Termania
Torque
Mother Town
Margaret
Ahip
Whaling Grounds
Deraurants
Rnow
Wiliem
Irig
Kote
Sehsoner
Fir Auckland
Durset
Brig
Schelsie
Sesey
Soower
Mev
Cotter
Portland Bay
Anasvasay Pantin
Melbourne
Oppsum
Circulas Head
Margeret
Trom Laynwestru
Minergy
Saliooner
Laynteston
Tangary LE
Midge
Melbourve
Eillow
Elisabeth
Adelaide
Port Phillip
Teogdh
William's Town
Hobson's Bay
Yarra Yarra
Australia
Felix
Eanwiedee
England
Sander
Rees
CATTLE MARKET REPORTS WEAK PRICES AND SHARP SALES
Commercial Intelligence notes a week of cattle trade with fat cattle scarce and priced high, lean cattle plentiful yet cheap, dairy cows dear, and sheep similar to prior. Prices listed for bullocks, ewes, wethers, and horses. entries show multiple firms and dates in 1830s/1840s era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preyious
Thomas Bissour
Yeurday
Euler
Joo Wethers
Mickle
Lilburne
Kirk
Post Office routes closed for listed destinations
The post office will close services for Ellen and Elisabeck for Portland Bay on January 2. Elizabeth Thompson to London on January 26. Teaver at Cape of Good Hope to sail February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bile
Ellen and
Eliabeck
Portland Bay
Elizabeth Thompson
London
Teaver
Cape of Good Hope
Luke the Laborer and The Lost Son at Queen's Theatre Hopal
On Monday evening July 19 1846 Queen's Theatre Hopal presents two domestic dramas Luke the Laborer or The Lost Son followed by a scene from The Beggar Girl of Genoa or The Mountain Devil. The Actress of All Work Mrs Gomie Song and Mr Evans perform concluding with a new piece The Young King translated from French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewly
Ube
Luke
Genoa
Gomie Song
Evans
G.cobpin
Magician ROF E880 Janasey Exhibition Opens At Eight
On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings a performer will present new figures described as extraordinary and magical. The act will feature 27 different immaterial birds and creatures and a celebrated routine. Doors open at eight with performances lasting about half a night, promising delusive marvels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janasey
Delusiv
Separation and election turmoil in Phillip district
The piece laments Mr Edward Carr's absence from Sydney debates on the measure to seat Theta Tow aeat in the legislature. It condemns this delinquency by such a public figure and calls for public disapproval. The article then moves to report the election of a new member of the Legislative Council for Phillip District, replacing Thomas Elder Boyd who resigned, noting the Friday date of the semina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Carr
Traumeclf
Iva
Sydnéy
Bestese
Lative Connell
Phillip
Thomas Elder Boyd
Rosevinveld
Melbourne
England
Custom Fans and Mechanics' Institute
London
Australia
Pelix
New South Wales
la Trobe
Munch
Sydney
Crown Commissioners
Atresia
South
Western Australia
Port Phillip
Fom van Diemien
Land
Bert Paillig
Aurpi
Bakir
Richhouene
Ian Te Ei
Sydney Morning
Gomantha Writ of Election Report at Port Phillip
The Port Phillip election proceedings opened with a small attendance and a clerked Returning Officer. Edward Jones rewater, Esq. was nominated by D. Campbell and Fennell. no other candidate appeared. Mr Brewster was declared duly elected after a brief address and a short vote of thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomantha
Port
Verner
Edward Jones Rewater
Melbourne's Port Phillip Gazette claims advertising edge
The piece argues Covasen has the strongest circulation and best ad rates among Melbourne journals, challenging rivals to open their books. It criticizes the Patriot and Herald, cites drain debates, and defends Melbourne’s growth and newspaper competition amid a bustling Port Phillip scene.
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Bell
Ve Ieee Oe i
Mitra
Las
Dell
Greewide
King
Petit
Ueeags
Newry
Grey Petit
Commercial Intelligence
Batosdér
Ssuvtey
Queen's Theatre
Hopal
Roral
The
Melbourne Courier
Jr Spoga
Momestie Entelligence
Hpsnit
Odiwetiversy Vis—Partine
Goude
Amme Ag
Melbourse
Covasen
Jon
Port Phillip Guzette
Mat Juorre
Erithuut
Ninnieat
Peese
Verie
Elizabeth-street
Swanston
William Streets
Partine
Ople
Queen-street
Market-street
Pather Mathew
Tur Caupowns
Terpsichore Society
Austeatia
Synod of
Irving Hetherington
Patrick's Pinios
Church of Scotland
Dhils Wéason
Hetherington
Vilas
Condell
Moor
Russell
Graham Finlayson
John O'Keefe
John Beale
Andrew Glen
John Henderson
Macdonald
Levien
Graham
Punt-Men
Court of Requests
J. C. Hatton
Jr. Smith
Watehhouse
Daniel O'Connell
Thomas Son
Murphy
Gordon
William Hurst
Robert Threlkeld
Plinders Street
Rwen ‘Colmie
John Stephen
Vincent
Curtis
Portlio Patriot
Grose
Melbourne Orangeten
Port Phillip Herald
Ulster
Jacen
Tor Sopasue Court
Sesson
Supreme Court
Trobe-street
Tae Quuex
Mr. Beith
Ventaronem
Tur Gazette
Solaray’ Gazette
Angerson
Pontian
Portland
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