Port Phillip election letter by Cans Stour to Geelong electors
A long political letter from Cans Stour to Geelong voters outlines his candidacy for Port Phillip representation, argues for separation from Sydney, promotes agriculture and free port ideas, criticizes local press, and pledges to advance local rights, taxation relief, and education while detailing plans for governance and religious equality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Io
Commons
Port Phillip
Melbourne
Geelong
Roy Veer
Sydney
van Diemen’s
Lacy
New South Wales
America
Great Britain
Election speech in Geelong targets Pere Phillip voters
Mr E Cards speaks in Geelong criticizing Pere Phillip inhabitants for lacking proper representation. He argues Vic residents have preferred fellow citizens over a general, ineffective district delegate. He urges a stronger, more capable nominee to address local needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Cards
Geelong
Vic
Pere Phillip
Phillip
Death of Mr. James Poole on the lith instant
Captain Start reports the death of Mr. James Poole between two and three o'clock on the lith instant during his journey homeward from illness. Browne had cared for him for three months and accompanied him initially, but Poole deteriorated after the 15th and died unexpectedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sin
The
Herald
Thoreday Lant
Russia
Pion
Cackling
Cavenagh
Aisa
Iherald
Mechanics’ Mall
Tepald Bas Oevyer
Ls Jeter
Standard
Fetrot
Ulave
Polrich
Aoi
J.P. Fawkner
Library of the Mechanics” Tantitation
Aydney
Poole
Piesse
Ative
James Poole
Browne
Nti
Conveyance of Mails Tender Invited for 1845 Melbourne Routes
Public notice from the Melbourne Post Office invites written tenders for one year starting January 1, 1846 to convey mails along routes including Melbourne to Bannannyang and Granzey to Darla, weekly, and other lines to Port Fairy Fiery Creek Hobson's Bay. Proposals must state travel time and rates prioritizing cheaper options while ensuring security and punctuality under Postmaster approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eame
Twelvelock
Mount Macedon
Port Fairy
Fiery Creek
Fost
Melbourne
Hobson's Bay
Foidige
Moe
Baston Beach
Ring of Road
Post Office
Lael
Oran
Port Phillip Patriot Notice to debtors prior to 1845
Peremptory notice to parties indebted on account of the Port Phillip Patriot newspaper urging immediate settlement or face legal action for recovery of the amount without respect of persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Phillip
Fragmentary notice with muddled terms and numbers
A garbled OCR style notice mentions percentages, dates, prices, and terms but is largely unreadable. It references taxes or credits, subscription phrases, and pricing details with scattered proper nouns and unclear actions.
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Nolcourse
Cyrus
Yung
Reing
Pentonville
van Diemen's Land
Downing-street
Legislative Council
England
Council
Counila
South Austratis
van Diemen’s Land
Adelaide
George Gippa
Aheno Ie
Church of England
Geeklong
Tonial
the Coke
Cans
Captain Start
LA Trobe
S Olive
Melvourne
Tae Marsovnxs
Cocaien
Pdr
Suneeraies Santo Alta
Ereence
Geert
Elliott
Europe
Manilla
Keen
Alby
Hunt
B.P
Dunbar
Hysorsin
Sverpool
Cavendish
Sie
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