Shipping News Brisk with Arrivals and Departures
Shipping Entelligence lists vessels arriving and departing including Cleveland from Hotest Town and George from London with several schooners and steamers in port. Post office closings note Scout to Lanboegton and Martha and Elizabeth for Sydney, with December 1 for Elizabeth Thompson. Friday November 12 1945.
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Reigata Ay Syovny
Maittend
Port Macquarie
George
London
Columbine
Tahiti
Newcaste
Coquette
Océan
Joseph Albion
Portland Roads
Gravetsey
Hughes
Scout
Lanboegton
Everling
Lattias
Hobart Town
Martha and
Elsabeth
Sydney
Elizabeth Thompson
Immigration scheme ties to Port Phillip emigration drive
A Melbourne style discussion outlines sending an agent to England to back emigration to Port Phillip and promote wheat and grain trade with Britain. It calls for public support, funds, and a committee to oversee emigration, with proposals to fund from Britain and Europe and to open channels for European settlers. It mentions resistance from local politics and broad economic plans tied to land revenue.
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England
Middle District
Port Phillip
New South Wales
Britain
Benile
Sydney
Legislative Council
Joan
United Kingdom
Europe
Germany
Swatzerland
Committee of the Legislative Council
Ucocemary
Hopland
Ireland’s shore bears ominous signs of unrest
State of Ireland reports seven counts from Ireland on the shore showing a troubling mood. An ominous wish to force an issue is noted as a serious symptom, with talk, complaints, and bold meetings cited as worrying indicators of potential confrontation.
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Tiveen
Ireland
July Wool Sales Summary From Port Phillip Auction Notes
The list records numerous wool bales sold by Thomas Souimey and Son from Port Phillip. Entries indicate bale counts, prices in shillings and pence, and various traders or buyers with notes on damaged lots, diamonds, and specific lot marks. Names like AG SA WHB WR YB appear as initials for consignors or buyers, with totals ranging across many bales and prices, reflecting a detailed ledger of July wool transactions.
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Jmca
Phillip
W. Clarke
Clarke
Odd
D Over
Thiles
Avsentoy
Port Phillip
Thomas Souimey
Ander
Reece
HS & Co
Diamond
Lesson From Melbourne Mayors in Foreign Attachment Case
Domestic intelligence notes a Sydney report on a Melbourne Supreme Court decision offering a lesson for current and future mayors. The Brierley v Binns case involved an application to set aside foreign attachment proceedings. three objections centered on prior determinations, mayoral identity and signature authenticity, and lack of verified affidavits. The court held the objections fatal and discharged the rule, stressing proper certification by the Chief Magistrate.
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von Mavors
Sydney
Supreme Court
Melbourne
Brierley
Leeds
Sma Aship
Wool Market Notes From Launceston Trade Letter
A mercantile correspondent reports 30 000 bales of wool on offer with demand expected to absorb all, foreseeing a fresh supply in about two months. The letter notes colonial wool surpasses German wool, aiding future clip stability, and mentions pressures in prices amid Australian supply movements.
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Launceston
Tates
Port Phillipina
Supreme Court Proceedings From November 1845
Fragmentary OCR of a 1845 court session with jurors named and proceedings noted. Includes remarks by His Honor and the Crown Prosecutor, jury panel listing several surnames, and an adjournment to the next morning.
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Supreme Court
Wainenday
Nevoulee
Exinat Anve
Baroax
Laatteater
Uct
Cromer
Hanoe
Stephen
Ceona Prosiealor
Biull K. Beibuns
J. Elaon
A. J. Arnstroog
T. Buckley
J. Heuwn
Sant Steanine
Jobe Smith
Edward Oxendm
Gaa
Ieee
Tabi
Priscuen
Bennett
Insolvent Court Inquest Grants Certificate In 1845
In the insolvent court of Wednesday November 1 1845 an application for a certificate was heard for James Tanswell a ticket of leave holder. Proof of debts were presented and balances of Tex shillings were settled by creditors.
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Wednoday
James Tanswell
Wien
Old Circular Head remarks stir impertinence at meeting
Fragmentary letter to the editor from Malbearna Courier in Gos, describing a debate at a recent meeting. The writer criticizes a speaker labeled Old Circular Head for imprudent talk about solicitations and a station mechanism, noting a perceived evasive stance and questioning propriety.
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Malbearna
Gos
S Tihs
Staak la
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H. T. Advertiser
Diemen’s
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Cavenagh
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Byang
Leon
South Wales
Thiams
Rwatralina
Lannceston Bavaalnes
SUDA
Ional
Rey
Depat Sity Sie
Por Iy
Pol Severe
Border Police
Inpogts
Native Police
Ius
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IL Cca
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Eeae
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Auel
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Fom
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Sherif
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Courts of Requests
Peay Sassiots
War Police Court
Fort Philp
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Nice
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New Geol
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