Shipping Entelligrner and Exports Report
Shipping notes: cleared out cargoes from Liverpool to various ports. Passengers aboard unnamed vessels. references to crates, coppering, and cargo for Mors Fairy. Mentions individuals T A Hobing, William Ker, and R. Lathen. routes near Bydoey and Auchendale coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jere Ram
Fattrprind Scheater
Sydney
Llerars
T. A
William Ker
Ruukogr
R. Lathen
Liverpool
Uevenbiz
Raleigh
Bydoey
Mors Fairy
Insolvent List Entry for Sydney Applicant
William Blynhi of Miller's Point Sydney petitions for insolvency relief. David Welsh of Edinburgh seeks a judicial order for costs and judgment amounting to £592 15s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
William Blynhi
Miller’s Point
Sytney
View
David Welsh
Edinburg
Tam Demanded of Son Setons at the Fed Desk
In Melbourne Courier entry dated June 18 1845 a local incident is noted describing Tam demanding something of a son setons at a federal office. The report references Houma and a list, with sparse details available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tam
Sonsetones
Triihe
Houma
Port Pillip
Ynern Yarra
Melbourne
Robinson
Sydany
J.P. Robinson
Colonial Secretary
The Paseyite Heresy Debated In Anglo Catholic Split
A fiery colonial editor reports a sharp division in the Church of England sparked by Anglo Catholic leanings led by Bishop Phillpot and the Primate of England. The piece details calls for unity, rubrical disputes, and a cautious plan to avoid schism while urging restraint and dialogue among clergy and laity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chros Mole
Church of
Pusey
Phillpots
Exeter
Pascyite
Philpont
Corporation of London
Canterbury
Howley
All
England
Bern
Will
Port Phillip governance under multiple authorities alarm
In Port Phillip district the coexistence of four rival authorities sparks a critique of governance. The Governor, Superintendent, District Councils, and Crown Lands Commission clash over land, licensing, and taxation, fueling despotism, corruption, and chaos. The piece warns this fragmented rule harms settlers and undermines imperial aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Pri
Jong
Port Phillip
Bydney
Rintendent
Missioners of Crown Lands
Melbourne Corporation
Wwe
Port Philip
Middle District
Colonial Office
Council of
Grant
New South Wales
Egan
Crown Lands
Russia
Melbourne
Domestic Entelligence and the Lowe Broadbure Affair
The honourable member for Auck land and St. Vincent faces criticism for a belligerent stance amid ongoing papers. The Lowe and Bland matter is linked to Broadbure and a repeat of last year’s Elwin affair. The article notes Lowe’s refusal to meet Broadbure, a move praised by Captain O Connell and viewed as risky by observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lows
M. C
Auckland
St. Vincent
Lowe
Bland
Broidhrs
Basvister
Elwin
Broadbure
Captain O'Connell
Rylers
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Shipping Entelligrner
The
Melbourne Courier
Wednessay
Samir
Ter
Amy
Megson
Jeans Mae
Pricineig
Moana
Bose
Haeeleray
Lawlels
Chasant
Hook
Common Prayer
Sant
L Borrave
Antuar
Lambeth Palace
Tun
Colonial Secretary's Office
Yarra
Legislative Council
Sp. Proveling Reccion
W. Elyard
Jes
Rolinwn
Psy. SC
Government OF
Tellus Mustapin
Joan Faureuin
Artiv
Atlantic
Pacific
Council of the
Royal Society
Jellenenten
James Ross
van Ditmen
Colonial
W. J. Row
Row
Thureiny
Herald
Stanley
Norfolk Island
Sania
Jurons
Mday
Suc Feasiontes
Ie Floming Herald
Sigvetta
Messrs
Gilchrist and
Alexander
Ayo
Robert C. Cunningham
Mafid
Gipps’ Land
Francis Hobson
Market Square
Tae Ponr
Leitchardt
Dr. L
Runa
Moreton Bay
Leithhardt
C. P. Hodgson
Sydney Morning Herald
James Dick
M. J. Power
Fawkner
Lie Trearaycyis
Jim
Corpa Dramatique
Sraith
Queen's Theatre
Poche
Elnariie Aoa
Launceston
Jerald
Wikis Praia
Irene
Philp
John
Felin
Sydney Matning Herald
Satsae
Moe
Geib
Seeemer
Griffith
J. and
T. Simes and Co
Supreme Court
Jose
Donnell
Foreman
Martin D‘ghinn
Thomas Becky
Richard Martin
James Miurmy
James Bi
James Hassen
E. Tolmin
Sidney
Tolmio
Balyer
Witnem
Stephen
Seacauian
Mrs Davis
Henry Davis
Eliza
Fan Diewren
Darie
Rene Orden
Eakbed
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