Shipping records and notices from Portland and Launceston ports
A fragmentary shipping list from Portland Bay to Leith via Sydney and Launceston itemizes passengers, brigand vessels, master names, cargo details, and voyage routes with dates around November. Includes names such as Shamroch, Sulmore, Walker, Corbett, and Mr. James M'Eachern among several crew and passenger listings.
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Domain
Cuiier
Castmine
Mse Tee
Portland Hay
Port Fairy
Passenaee
Wm. Cuwid Joh Ryu
Brig
Amuster
Leuboesion
Cabing
Aryans
Indy
Wryenty
Mise E. Heywnt
A. Diryant
M. Bryan Muster G. Bejapt
and Mira
W. Chitty
C- Robin
George
Fito
Vtoa
Howard
Drummoad
Margaret Lysand
Thomas Keas
Keszadee
Hubert Store
Alfred Marks
Mir
Shamroch
Weeny
Sulmore
Sydney
Sod
Launceston
and Dire
Walker
Sliler
Mel
Karl
John Barlow
Dire
Corbett
William Bickel
Sloane
Meaty
Mr. Cruikshanks
Air
M'Barberu
Hrngan
Siron
George Levien
J Haydasy
tVunby
Mo Rowe
Jacksop
Delubaun
Chisting
Saunders
Fuscongers
James Tellen
Costello
Johson
Raymond
T—Dumain
Porland Bay
Hort Albert
Merotmudise
Sewell
Merchadtize
Hughes
Swan
Streetwing
Sami
Hud Co So Anal Ks Ae and
Porter
Westgarth
Pulliranito
Togsons
W. Hull
Sv Lage Dour
W. F. Splatt
D. Nad
Benjamin
H. A. Smith
Allison and Keight
Duke of Richmond
Leith
Deuly
A. A. Broudhout
Wrodie and Co
Henderson
Langlands and
Futon
Wilcon
Brothers
Craig
Westgarth, and Co
Pullar, Toner and Co
Bells
Duchavan
H. Hare
J. Cain
Casey Camp
Christina
Revenue of Port Phillip in 1844 and 1845 rises sharply
The Melbourne Courier reports Sydney Morning Herald data showing Port Phillip revenue increased markedly in the quarters ending September 1844 and 1845. It notes higher percent growth than Sydney, with territorial and ordinary revenues rising, and ports, spirits, tobacco, shipping, and stock taxes contributing to gains despite some declines. The overall colonial revenue shows substantial gains and a strong rebound for the colony’s finances.
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Port Phillip
Sydney
Porthillip
Melbourne
Post Phillip Herald
Serard
Robbery by bushrangers halts mail to Sydney
The Sydney Australian reports a mail from Yass to Sydney robbed by bushrangers about forty miles from town. Letters opened and contents of remittances stolen, bags later returned to the mail man. No further details available as Sydney awaits updates.
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Rosarry
Tiggo Overland
Sydney
Kr. Ussher
Yass
Queen's Theatre Royal Offerings on Thursday Evening
The Queen's Theatre Royal on Queen Street presents Sheridan Knowles Islebraved Play The Wife or A Tale of Mantua in five acts and the reinforcing tragedy George Wahnwelle of The London Appointment in five acts.
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Sheridan
Knowles
Pale
Mantua
George Wahnwell
London
Post Office Closing Dates Announced For Several Localities
Postal notices list imminent closures for several places including Domia Botta Bay Launcesta and Pordsad Bey with varied November timelines. Officials urge residents to collect mail and update addresses before service changes take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnderaieationel
Aff Domi
Botta Bay
Seun
Launcesta
Peer Thaibeth
Pordsad Bey
Buhov
Remittance Notice From Melbourne Courier Office
In an early Melbourne notice William Kerr warns parties indebted to the Port Phillip Patriot that accounts unsettled by late April 1843 will be pursued for recovery without further delay. The notice appears in the Melbourne Courier Office dated 27th August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Phillip
William Kerr
Melbourne Courier
Supreme Court Term Schedule and undefended cases notes
The text outlines the Supreme Court's fourth term from October to November with many dates and roles. It lists undefended cases to be set for the first day of trial, four special juries, and a grand jury schedule with December deadlines and calendar references, though many entries are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Qdh
MD Tiis
Onsdar
Caness
Saraep Aerons
Atonday
Waibmeedayy
Frisia
Tok
Momata
Supreme Court October 1845 Case Details and Jury Motions
The Supreme Court session discusses an application for a new trial in a case involving Tisrowr ms Honoe rae Ranoswr Juvca and includes motions for a special jury in Walsh Administrators v. Stonks. It covers rulings on service of affidavits, the timing of trials set for the 12th instant, and debates over criminal information against the editor and proprietor, with references to Sydney service rules and courtroom procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Tisrowr
Honoe Rae
Sydney
Ketter
I. Graham
Ashhurst
Purcell
Willians
Barry
Goromos
Uean
Walsh Administrators
Stonks
Stawell
Stephen
Feiwel
Atkinson
Kerr
Williams
Cours
Willams Ead
Eleaehares
Ba Eh
Hix Hownr
Kare Auld Bie
Adkinson
Court hears libel case over imprinted paper proof
A lengthy court session discusses the admissibility of a printed paper imprint as evidence in a libel case. Lord Chief Justice Tenterden and Mr Kerr examine section 10 of the act, noting the need for the imprint to match the affidavit and the printer’s residence. The judge hints the defendant’s role is publishing, not writing, and the trial adjourns to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Wiliams
M'Killopatrege
Dtz
Afbdavia
Sotaey
Sydney
Kert
Hardcra
Parsons Serpent
Wpwarda
Tenterden
Lis Hover
Costa
Editoric Charge Over Election Violence in Meldourne Combat
Original correspondence denounces a mob attack on Britons free institutions and conscience in Kirk on Saturday. It condemns magisterial complicity and factional corruption linked to supporting Dr. Sanford’s re election, alleging manipulation of the ward race and the removal of lawful rights amid a profligate political tense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
Trivny
Sanford
Spa Ee Santee Trust
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Patriot Aax
Covares
Covarer
Courren
Encourter
The
Iam
Lizard
Preminen
Aneonee
Teny Ane
Areresse
Mapartel
Oes
Tobsora
Rd Quarwr
Jed
ucEnans
Ave
Sir George Gipps
Sir George
Queen's Theatre
Ater
Gil Blas
Geelong
M‘cann
South Australia
Geesway
Geelong Advertiser
Establishis
Wen County
Sud
Eastwell Park
Sweetman
Wesleyan Society
Owa
Westraw Port
Western Port
Yarra Fort
Deve Trauaaitetts Mencr
Dandenong
Parramatta Journal
Cumberland Times
Cowper
Legislative Council
Parramatta
Yarra
Prince of Wales
Cirus
Benones
Windeyer
Colonial Secretary
Mr. W
Phillip
Rat
Petrangery
Portland Guardian
Co Amare
Winseyer
Heim Ipon
Ile
Sydney Morning Herald
Queen's Theatre Royal
Queen Street
Meldourne Combat
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