Shipping News Reflects Mixed Cargoes and Fire Incident
Shipping notices detail brig Olen and barque Achilles bound for Sydney and Lautan, with cargoes including timber, wine, timber, and rum. A later report describes a fire on a vessel near the river, prompting crew actions and grounding, with barrels of rum and sugar aboard and uncertain cause, amid a flurry of passenger names and consignments from Calcutta to Hobart Town.
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Hayes
Mreving
Stoddart
Ateerage
Chaitin Atlin
Ateschete Heney
Josinca Main
Tootay Mutiny
Aiken
A- Deany
Sulomoa Ketchby- Hussengent
Per Slotkeden
Steury Balers
J- Wemyss Manby
Pentonville
Ishmen
England
Schnonee Agullo
Ford
Sydney
H. Singleton
1. Gartley
Wallis
Will ‘Watch
Fom Lawnceston
Kianear
Imeque
Manila
Luila
Schooper
Daeaurwnts
Auckland
Jane Goudie
London
Pleiades
Hau Sean
Mane
Ausiale
Legge
Alx
Iran
Isis
Witer
Che Bull
Calcutta
Engtishoua
Marys Puthmek
Port
Hobart
Mortimer
Clarke
Hans
Queen's Theath Woygal entertains at the theatre
On Saturday evening January 31 in the year 1846 the entertainments begin with the petite comedy Ne Jo and the Doctor, followed by 5 dramatic pieces including The Spitalfields Weavers and The Young Wife and My Old Umbrella. Tuxber, tailor and soldier Geo Coppy offer further acts.
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Hagens
Melbourne Courier snippet on plate fencing truth
Fragmentary Melbourne Courier item notes a disputed plate scene with unclear actions and quotes. The garbled text references Cem and a perceived foul or misconduct, paired with remarks about containment of truth and conclusive judgment, but specifics remain unreadable. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are present.
Grand Jury Critique and Geelong Exiles Debate in Port Phillip
A historical notice discusses the English Grand Jury system and criticizes Crown Prosecutor James Croke for concentrating trial power in Port Phillip. It also reports Geelong Immigration Society meetings replying to Dr Hampton on Pentonville Exiles, labor needs, and gender balance, with estimates of 1200 workers needed near Geelong and cautions on sending exiles if labor is plentiful.
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Mr. Croke
Grand Jury
Port Phil
Fenton-Villains
Geelong Immigration Society
Hampton
Geelong Advertiser
Kis
Willam
Free
Australia Felix
van Diemen's Land
Aonr
Treeville
Pentonville Cailée
Geelong
Petitonville
Pebtonville
Port Phillip
George Seymours
Geelong Raigee Society
Sia Gronon Severn
George Russell
Wetadey
Sith
Omme
Beauvais
Lalweye
Lascar
Mahomer
Belo
Singas
Stephan
Muuch Low
Court of Justice
Win
Crown
Bia
Sean
Ian
Bifano
Wisness
Aaron
Mary Partion
Mda
Chase
Aindaettmanly
Atte
Cartier
Gue Crowe
Maidie
Jonger
Bates Bien
Glenda
Insrond
Eoumea
Charles Sanford
J Wenden
Amma
Death of Matthew Forster Comp General in Van Diemen's Land
In Van Diemen's Land the notable event is the death of Matthew Forster Bs Comptroller-General of Convicts and a Legisla tive Cone member. He supported the dangerous provision system, and his passing may complicate Sir Ridley Wilmot’s succession. The Advertiser scorns the new legislators naming Von Stenglitz and Reed among others and questions how the list will pass.
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van Diemen's Land
van Diemen’s Land
Matthew Forster
Lord Stanley
Ridley Wilmot
Qinien Rrails
von Stenglitz
Reed
New Occupation Licenses for Waste Lands In South Australia
His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor issues new occupation licenses for crown waste lands in South Australia. Applications to the Commissioner of Crown Lands must include run boundaries and will be announced in the Government Gazette a month before issue. Separate annual licenses require a five pound fee, and licenses to sell timber may also be issued.
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Robe
Colony
South Australia
Colonial Secretary's Office
Victoria
Commissioner of Crown Lands
Government
Sud
Ihus
Commissioner of Crown Ands Ia
Crown Landa
A. M. Menny
Local Melbourne notes mix of court, schools and ports
A sprawling Sydney era report covers town council actions on separation debates and public works, updates on convict systems and a Bourke district inquiry, plus notes on infant schools in Melbourne, a new journal Hobart interest and Rivoli Bay shipping plans amid territorial governance talks.
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Supreme Court
Ayor
Greeves
Bell
Bourke
Edllars Kerr
Stephen
Public Works Committee
Collins-street
Port Phillip
Fetty's Hotel
St Seven
Sydney Morning A
Vonnar Tows Pxars
Britannia
Hobart Town
Margao
Melbourne
India Dispatches and Railway Fever From Calcutta
The Sydney Morning Herald notes Calcutta shipments reach mid October and a Punjab invasion delay. Two regiments sail to England while a Calcutta Agra railway project is urged. Muttra forms a large remount depot under a field officer to receive horses from India and New South Wales. Serampore settlement ceded to Britain for about £120,000 in September.
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India
Sydney Morning Herald
Calcutta
England
Dia
Agra
Muttra
New South Wales
Serampore
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Janary
Serah Towiay
Brigy Olen
Bisch and Dupstard
Hassengers
Movsis
Achilles
Lautan Ont S
Ams
Oldham
Unstee
Ching Incunry
Ubotse
C. Byron
James
W. Paseys
Bounds
Murphy
Kissell Brothers
Strachan
GEO
COPPI
The
Melbourne Courier
Cem
Robert Kerr
Kerr, Bogle, & Co
Hobset Town
Launceston
Cheyne
Port Arthur
Gregory Mills
Excanila
Dee Demise Salomony
Purves Anderson
Jamieson
Fawners
Istaxo
Jeannerett
St Flin‘dara’ Island
Nort Fall
Spectator
Lane
M. C
Leng
M.C
Quelong
Vasra
Buntingdale
Lake Uolac
Portland Mail
Fiery Creek
L. Arpuses
Portland
Dr. Lang
Bourke-street
Kerr
Wilson
Gong
Royal Hotel
Ee Hotel
Botanic Garden
South Melbourne
Dhsrator Coser
Carr
Poster
Rivan Bay
Lacepede Bay
Cape Hernouilli
Rivoli
Mount Barker
South Australian
Ame
Saya
Rivoli Hay
Thomas Burr
Fsq
Mty
G. J. Thomas
Msq
Lipson
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