Shipping Intelligence update from March arrivals and departures
Shipping notices list arrived vessels including schooner Taster and steamer Shamrock with cargoes such as black oil, glass, onions, tea, and soap. Departures show Preser and Kesteal sailing for Renan Farka and Siewdock respectively. Imports include Marys Chilemer goods from Baa Teeny, with several consignments described. exports note Shamrock to Launchston and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preser
Renan Farka Adamidy
Kesteal
Siewdock
Marys
Sydney
Supposed wreck of the schooner Manna debated in Herald
Auckland reports February 10 that a wreck near North Cape may be the Hannah or Manna. A letter from Rev W G Puckey, cited from the New Zealander, argues the wreck is the Hannah, noting passenger names on a letter and cargo match, and describing the vessel’s dimensions and a black hull with red band. Evidence includes masts cut away, a boy’s hand, and damaged oils and cables, with a dated message about the wreck and a request for confirmation from Auckland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manna
Auckland
Smith
Campbell
Salon
Mater
North Cape
W. G. Puc~key
Hannah
Ir. Puckey
Nicolson
Hay
Custom House
Puckey
Roant
Ong
T. P. Sutton
Edward Bryans
Irland
Evilenily
Sydney
Dawson
Catoo
Maria
Taipa
Abipara
Insolvent List from Sydney Names and Totals
An excerpt from the Sydney insolvent list naming EW Chedstert and Henry Fisher of Glenmore. It lists debts totaling £72,117 with ancillary assets including landed property at £140 and personal property around £304. Total liabilities and asset values are reported alongside miscellaneous figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Chedstert
Henry Fisher
Glenmore
Immigration dispute over Protestant rights and Catholic reform
A Melbourne Courier piece debates Lord Stanley’s immigration petition asking Protestant immigration as a matter of justice. It argues against Crown bias in colonial finance, notes unequal Irish Catholic outflow 1841–42, and supports equality for Roman Catholics while seeking sustained Protestant settlement from Britain and the North of Ireland. The narrative shifts to wartime reports from Auckland about Kororarika, Kawiti, and captures, describing native casualties and a wounded fire-setter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haz
Lord Stanley
Crown
Ireland
England
Scotland
Great Britain
Maki ' Be
I. Apother
Kawiti
Amine
Tin Auckland
Isil
Lam
Patna
Heki
Kororsrika
Kororarika
Peace Talks End War Turmoil in New Zealand Remnants
New Zealand dispatch from the New Zealander dated February 14 describes M. & Racewouse arriving from the Bay of Islands. Chiefs Kawiti Heki and others meet at Pomare's pah near Kawakawa to discuss peace after Ruapekapeka. Weighed opinions favor peace with caution on land and flag, fearing Governor land grabs amid war weariness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW_ZEALAND
M. &. Racewouse
Bay of Islands
Ruapekapeka
Pomare's Pah
Kawakawa
Kawiti
Heki
Pomare
Kewitt
T Im
Bondamea
Public criticizes Crown Prosecutor over Kestrel case scandal
A letter to James Croke Esq accuses the Crown Prosecutor of bias and missteps in the Kestrel manslaughter inquiry. It claims the accused were charged with murder, then the principal was not tried, a disgraceful postponement, and calls for explanation by a senior judge. The missive urges accountability and warnings against further abuse of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patriot and Herald
Plenty
Tatler
Coulstock
Herald
Herny
Seymour
Mr. Nicol
Melbourne
Sydney
Orr
Sanford
Bell
Cashgnore
la Trobe Ward
Thomas Webster
William Locke
Richard Grayling
Alexander Chisholm
Supreme Court
Lunor
Messrs. Dalgety and
Dowoodie
Barry
Koort
Croke
Mesara
Peter Davis
Charles Dixon
Henry Day
William Dodds
Jol Davies
William Denoellan
Lewis Davis
William Dunn
James Dull
Frederick Avilain Dallisore
David Guainp
Jener Dunbar
Charles Barnas
Laabourer
James Robertson
Penttide
Atolen
Francis Gough
Waterloo
Colfine-street
Great Colling-street
Comody
En Charl
James Croke
Nestor
Merry Wives
Winlsord
Sir John
Port Phillip
Ecparstaly
Gad
Dia
Roger
Lex Joose
Remi
Ibia
Kertral
Coke
Pauly
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Shipping Intelligence
Taster
Ena Dotwoo
Misa Miller
Webb
Ermay
Hart
Child
Teeyant
Hall Air
Midarmy
Waite Phebe
Cam
Te Terme
Christina
Vanguard
Shammveis
Femill Ale
J. H. Chendan
Karorarka
Austvetion
Thomas Kussock
Sauenlay
Tub
Che
Melbourne Courier
Domestic Intelligence
Bypney Municipal
Act of Council
Amnessors
Ajulitors
Dsust
Messrs
Bailey
Koz
J. Walker
Mess, Dailey
Koor
Rourke Ward
Messra
Jon John Cohen
Williams Cape
Savior
Aris
Ward
Mesure
Thomas Stabba
Cunt Fevi Ene
Mesar
Lewis Moore
Sim
Mesre
Richard, Hagee
Ras Wiard
Wilmot
Mesers
T. Hagelesen
W. Gildin
A. Sav Jones
Lagat
Hari
Hema
T. Oreaginn
Seers
William Noble
Andre
Hridap
Thomas Wiloa
Ehmival Beneiors
Sensio Fouar
Judea
Pee Ee
Sue Son
Dowling
Diamon
Wouway Rovent
Joseph Henry
Axel
Ebrary
Melbourny
Inlet
George Carmr
Mertwe
Erie
Consitanza
Charhas
Eies
Aight Sianaos Grers
Kaight
Bon
Tee
Great Britain and Ireland
Wolsesing
Coln's Wharf
Exome
Yorkshire House
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