Shipping Entelligence from Hobart Town and Sydney
Shipping records list arrivals and departures with cargo details and passenger names. Entries include arrivals from Hobart Town and London bound for Sydney and Port Phillip, with vast lists of goods such as salt, brandy, tobacco, woolpacks, iron, timber, oils, and textiles, and passengers aboard Messrs M Shane Roach and Martyn among others.
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Armived
Daleters Ra
Daroid
Vehooner
Tans
Murray
Hobart Town
Passangere
M’shane
Roach
Martyn
Echooner
BI Toes
Pockley
Bydney
Paasongert
Mrn Bonen
Culdien
Devlin
Coghill
Heywood
Uae
Geneva
Westby
Jackson
Lilerstian
J. AI Done
Dell
Czeks Heer
Gill
Strachan’s Co
Lonyon
Ease M'Arthues
British’ Goods
Biles Woolpacky
Langlands
Uneid
Sung Aethe
MA Shane
Martha and Elizabeth
Sydney
Durid
Mulan
Town
Cattle Market Prices and Livestock Sales Report
Commercial Entelligence records cattle yard quotes with 165 for cattle, 85 to butchers, and the remainder for salting. Prices show reductions to 0s to 9s Fd per LOD/b4. Thirty denm entile sold at former rates. Six cows from 50s. 19794. One hundred and its sheep sold from Ba. 3 to 105. Quality described as indifferent. THOMAS KISSOCK, Serurlay Bh Sugnst, EAS.
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Thone
Thomas Kissock
Serurlay
Bh Sugnst
Eas
Marriage notice for Charles Hight and Miss Smith
Married on August 18 by the Rev. Trsing Me Taruiyra. Charles Hight, Esq., of Part Shil Tip, w Laws Murs, married the only daughter of John Smith, Esq., of Kieu Wood, Hunver Fiver.
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Trsing Me Taruiyra
Charles Ih, Dight
Part Shil- Tip
W Laws Murs
John Smith
Kieu Wood
Hunver Fiver
Queen's Theatre Royal Evening Program
The Queen Street venue announces a mixed old time programme for Thursday evening featuring Jonatas Brad, a murder mystery entband, songs by Aden Richarday Vas de Deux, and a comic item by Jeiah, followed by a final dramatic piece Pizzarro Molle by Wir.
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Jonatias Brad
Hoadside
Aden Richarday
Kere
Ua Jeiah
Iton
Pizzarho
Molle
Wir
Peremptory Notice On Port Phillip Patriqi Debts
The undersigned warns that parties indebted to Port Phillip Patriqi prior to late April will face immediate action for recovery. It states debts must be settled without delay or they will be pursued without respect of persons. Melbourne Courier fee IZUR Aeguat 1815.
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Port Phillip
Netapaer
UBA5
William Kerr
Melbourne
South Wales
Resignation and Candidate Talks in Legislative Council
In a Port Phillip context the Melbourne Courier notes a resignation of a Legislative Council member and reports the fielding of Raymond as a government officer candidate alongside a push for Peter Inglis of Upper Welaby. The piece frames Inglis as a fit representative, urging local friends to rally in his support while resisting officer-backed options.
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Axornes
Legislative Council
Raynand
Peter Inglis
Welaby
Inglis
Port Philip
Late election shocks in Port Phillip district
A Melbourne bound letter from Sydney dated August 1845 explains Boyd resigning his Legislative Council seat as a response to a hostile local attack. The writer links the resignation to Mayor and allied editors, accusing them of unworthy conduct while praising those who value service over honors. The note suggests political maneuvering affects representation and signals Liberal, economical governance as the colony’s aim.
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Overland Mail
Boyd
Legislative Council
Sydney
Sid
B. Boyd
Melbourne
Port Phillip
Tim
Persus
Fle
Me. Grylle
Turbulent May 1837 political and disaster news
The report covers parliamentary debates on tariff and education proposals, potential Texas annexation issues, and a debate about Ireland’s governance. It records a fatal suspension-bridge collapse at Yarmouth during a clowns’ river exhibition, with early tolls of 114 bodies found and estimations of 130 to 140 total deaths. Additional items include colonial passenger bill progress, Guizot’s health-related exit, Prince George of Cambridge promotion, and widespread petitions on Maynooth endowment.
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James Graham
Ireland
Ark
Galway
Belfast
House of Lorda
Yarmouth
London
Great Barrard
M. Guizot
Count Duchasel
Minster
Interior
Prince George of Cambridge
Grey Porter
Irish Repeat Association
O'Connell
Dundalk
Collegegreen
Jackson
United States
Maynooth
Hood
Australian Anticontral Company tightens coal monopoly
Domestic Entelligence notes a Sydney action for intrustion in which Attorney General prosecutes Brown for opening a coal wine near Hoithung. Verdict against Brown. Also reports a Legislative Council committee granted on the St Kilda petition with members Nicholson Ling Cowper Robinson Murray Wentworth and the Colonial Treasurer.
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Tre
Sydney
Australian Anticontral Company
Brown
Hoithung
Supreme Court
Sr. Kiunt
Council Chamber
Jone
Dry Lang
Pat Phillip
Reese
Withony
Board of Customs
Fisu
la. Trobe
Legislative Council Debates on Education Postage and Audit Reform
Frustrated by irregular school certificates and a proposed wage for teachers, Dr Lang presents a petition about education audits. The council discusses governing postages across the territory and a push to widen audit of colonial accounts, with calls for select committees to study emigration and revenue controls. The debates reference inspectors, schoolmasters in Paterson and Maitland, and the imperial audit framework.
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Lang Alao Gue
Tata Hamole
Hema
Walker
Connelly
Connell
Wentworth
Claies
Dhene
Tazat
Sociaber Hhad
Hesbad
Pritay
Sonst Bstek
Lang
Psn
Br. CW
Ponasnes
Squery
Kew
Fendinid
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