Shipping Enucttigones Cleared Out and Imports Reported
Shipping notices show cleared vessels including Henry seboanee and others bound for Port Phillip and Port Mert with a cargo mix of goods and passengers. Imports list items from Hobart Town and various ships bringing shingles, books, tobacco, whiskey, flour, candles, wool, and more as brig William Sinceid sails to London and Enterprise and Civalina routes are noted with diversions and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sinceid
Pisca P4adip
London
Mohs Rt Upit
Esland
Reguli
Sehoarier Enterprise
Teli Sydney
Port Phillip
Kavi
Jervis Bay
Jasinut
Mount Tirowwiney
Loutat
Sydney
Flaue Company
Wanes
Abe
Seeley
Heruli
QeLiber
Advertising Rates Show Cheaper Ad Space Now
The Patriot Ana reverts to high advertising charges this quarter, while the Cougien remains the only Melbourne journal offering cheap rates. The notice targets advertisers and employers, claiming substantial savings by patronizing de Covaten and contrasts costs with rival west papers to reveal the current burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Cougien
Melbourne
de Covaten
FH Supreme Court Term Dates and Defense Scheduling
The document lists varied term start dates and trial scheduling details for undefended causes at FH Supreme Court. It references court terms in October and November with several specific days and notes on defendant pleading times and jury trial readiness, including rescheduled dates and special sittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weilhendony
Mindy
Wedreday
Eochtainericat Brsixise
Coromon
Coromon Surycotses Mater Vet
Jay Comics
Notice of indebtedness on Port Phillip Patriot voyage
Parties indebted to the undersigned on account of the Port Phillip Patriot newspaper, prior to the 1845 Set April, are informed that unless their accounts are settled they will be proceeded against for recovery of the amount. Melbourne Courier Office, 27th August 1845.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Phillip
Pertone
Tia Kerr
Melbourne Courier
Insolvent List Shows Debts and Assets at Parramatta Gaol
Insolvent listing for Sydney insolvency includes Alexander Willismenn and four boot and shoe makers roiling at Pennant Hill and Sebece in Parramatta Gaol. Debts due about £109 with assets including property valued at £5 0s 0d and sums noted as £2 Ba and £51 Gm Bhd, reflecting a constrained estate amid the insolvency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Alexander Willismenn
Pennant Hilla
Sebece
Parramatta
Peroud
Dedesney
Theatrical and civic notes from Sydney October 1845
The page lists Queen Street theater programs with Bulwer’s five act play and a farce, plus remarks on local council vacancies, commissions of the peace, and waterworks plans. It also covers licensing talks, a forged order case, and public notices on gunpowder export controls, with commentary on Dr Lang’s tariff temperance stance.
Libel settlement settles with public apology
Domestic Intelligence reports the Supreme Court action by Aldeman Kerr against a Patriot editor ended by consent with a public apology, the author identified, and all costs paid. The Myxoovaxe Press criticizes the Patriot and Herald for false reports and personal attacks, calling for integrity. Private Sydney advices note a Savings Bank bill committee recommending a £4000 loan to Melbourne Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Cai- Alf
Sydney
la ‘Tive Council
Savings’ Bank
Savlings’ Bank of
Port Phillip
Corporation of Melbourne
Precedent to Bathurst Exclusion Cited in Irish Case
The Crown Prosecutor reports that Bathurst justices erred in excluding Mr Gilbert Wright from court, citing a historical Irish precedent. An 1830 Newcastle Sessions case in Limerick involved D Arby O Grady denying Croke a hearing, then removing him to the dock. The matter led to a damages verdict of £500, with Judge Standish O Grady delivering a sharp rebuke to O Grady and urging respect for legal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bathurst
Gilbert Wright
James Croke
Port Phillip
Newcastle Sessions
Limerick
D’arby O'Grady
Croke
Chairman O'Grady
Ebad
O'Grady
Chairesn
Mr. Croke
Conshe
Sir Michael O'Loughlin
George Bennett
Q C
Stephan Wolfe
Baron Richards
Croker
D'Arby O'Grady
Standish O'Grady
Lord Gillamore
Jungx Staxorad O'Grady
Darby
Hovey
Jexen
Sydney Atlas
Holland
Stroda
Stawell
Malybourne
Witnewes
Miia
Rose
Stephen
van Diamen's
J. M. Smith
Guntkin
M'Cracken
Thia
Lavinceston
Rosue
Kerr
Buckyer
Staveell
Kibel
Williams
Hoowld
Barry
Mells, Williams and Stawell
Ross
Legislative Council Adjourns Early After Brief Session
A fragment from October 1845 reports the Legislative Council meeting adjourning after a short twenty five minute session. The Speaker presided briefly before the House adjourned to Tuesday after noon, with a note of procedural weariness.
Court records show jurors fined and excused in 1845 case list
The document details jurors summoned in the 1845 proceedings who were fined or exempted. It notes the judge remitted, granted exemptions for officials, and set future summons rules. Multiple civil actions follow, including disputes over rent, wages, ship dues, and damages, with verdicts or settlements recorded.
Public Confidence in Council Acts Aimed at Welfare
The public looks to your interpretation of Council Acta affecting welfare. Do not treat it as intrusive as your valuable column. Cashiers and the cashier’s fund are mentioned as part of the financial context and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Saume
England
America
Melbourne
Herald
House of Commons
Jone
Alex Montiss
Hess
Hig
Atruye
Aime
Acta of Council
Melbourne Courier Editor Responds on Logreslal Tragedy
An editor letter from Melbourne dated October 1245 appeals to address a fateful disaster involving the wrecked vessel Cateraqui near King's Inland. The writer criticizes the government for neglect and urges mercy and decisive action despite the misfortunes shaping public mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logreslal
Cateraqui
King’s Inland
Mercy
Matt Dent
Sean
Melbourne
Port Phillip Unpo find Unpounded Mare at Morway 1845
Unclear artifact describes a dark brown mare at Morway dated 35th October 1845 with black points and white features. Mentions markings such as white forelock and shoulder monograms like VC JHP Cf O and a claim of fourtewn hands tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morway
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Shipping Enucttigones
Henry
Tor
Bennett
Austen
Buchanan Turntoll
Monk Qomeris
Mrx
Clark
Mr Gerlue
Christin Dixon
W. Stewart
W. Saath
Eagie
Hobart Town
Stavens
Port Mert
Anchars
Sopseve
Roya
Tilliam
Port Nicholson
Bee
Mert Nicholson
Dura Tsus Syaver
Hobe ‘Lown
Levant
Dit
Whaliu
Grounds
Smerrgy
Alwayr
Moreton Bay
Corinarcs
Syossy
Giruple
Gasius Lucy Tad
Launceston
Sava Amoleotia
Mort Nicholson
Seavia
Eehiouner
Port Nivlolean
FH Supreme Court
Queen's
Queen -Street
E. L. Bulwers
Lyoxs
Ana Paiva
Mary Anne
The
Pelbourne Purne Courier
Agape
Herald of
George Gipps
Campbell
Palmer
Sanford
Smith
Beaver
Paylk—ner
Johnston
Degraves
Messrs
Haines
Willis
Stra~chan
Timms
Champion
Williamson
Hoyle
Austin
Russell
Hill
Harrison
Thomson
Roadknight
Barwon
Coppin
Morerow
Tue Tacraarne Cocwe
Andrew Lang
Fsg
J.P
Dusmore
Dr. Lang
Legislative Council
Foster
Tris
Vaxpenestin Jaonceskoy
van Diemen's Land
Foratey
John Clark
Goulburn
FB. J. Hogg
Moray
Messrs Bells and Buchanan
Edward Jones
Thomas Fwans
Messrs. Young and Nicel
Sugar Loaf Creek
Bells
Jamies Smith
Mr. Clark
Ridney Stephen
Soirke Ward
Gipps
la Trobe
Lonsdale
Pankoer
New Zealand
New South Wales
Sydney Morning Herald
Aupreme Court
Landay
Cove
Ara
Arent Pot
Srphi
Sanasumase
Tam
M'Crecken
Jurrey
Eeme East
Juro
Wits Ldermane Ravel
Provines
Alderman Russall
Des Dem. M'Lareny
Mary Ann Walsh
Walsh
Sullivan
Ore
Danidius
W. Crig Foreman
J. Cain
G.W. Cole
H. Condell
Wires
Courge
Gayette
Authority
Mairson
Poundkeeper
Benjamin
Gasiog
Ube
Eni Thomson
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