Shipping Arrivals and Imports From Port Albert to Lanoceston
Shipping and imports lists detail vessels sailing and arriving on September dates from Port Albert Lanoceston and Sydney. Notable ships include the brig Svont the schooner Aphrasia and the brig Christina. Imports cover woollens flour sugar brandy drapery and various goods with numerous firms named for consignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinodair
Lanocestoo
AL Tings Sout
Westgarth
Toss, & Co
Woolpads
Bates
Palldy
Ata
Urler
Friviek
Port Albert
Iuya Luckwoot
Crier
Soonr
Laanetstan
Polinga
Saye
Ei Maze Whens
Alison Se Koight
Fanilies
Brodie
Uryiketank
Cate
Beale
Sepeinne
Lacyy
Port Allert
Twemball Brothers
Suh
Marian Warn
Sydney
Ozs See
Uw H
Brrnes, and Co
Holfestrons
Trugh Shoes
Roy Clit
Murdew
Eace Fats
M*daniels
Edgar
Ease Drivery
Donaldson Ige
Hleape and
Grice
Jones
Bugs Njsige
Davis
Rosin, Watson and Wight
Eepery
Meti
Marka
Arrawmse
Dualeg
S'Neh and Co
Fennell
Soneks
Chishom
Aphrasia
Nehem
Bsp Fonder's Law’s
Lave Apt
Captain Jacks
Lavocestan
Zhuldmo
M'Nab
Dearly
Miss Galligan
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Vale Tweedy A
J. Hayners
Magarthor
Thorme
Shamrock
Thuruch
Christina
Survey
Portou
Copelauil
Pessenprie
Rim Lquacesten
Gerival
Post Office Mails for Several Localities Delayed
Postal notice lists mails for Totart Torn Launceston Langisstya with due dates on the 20th June and 12th instant. Receivers advised to claim promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Launceston
Langisstya
Quedws Theatas Rival Quern Street
A fragment from a 19th century notice references Quedws Theatas rival on Quern Street and an upcoming performance. The text also mentions themes of love, law, and medicine in a dramatic program with Bloomsbury style stage notes.
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Theatas
Quern Street
The Vacancy in Me District Seat
An editorial notes Trias declines the district seat in the Legislative Council. It contrasts Mr Raymond and Mr Edward Carr, endorsing Raymond as the preferable candidate while criticizing Carr as untrustworthy. The piece vows not to let personal feelings override public duty. If no better candidate emerges, Curr becomes the chosen option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Curt
Tre Boy
Legislative Council
Trias
Raymond
Edward Carr
Carr
Au la Trobe
Csys
Yourke
Gipps
Lonsdale
South Melbourne
St. Wilda
G- D. Boursiguet
J.P. Fawkner
The Botanic Garden Debate in the Legislative Council
A detailed column reports the Legislative Council debate on Dr Nicholson’s motina for a botanic garden grant. It notes the Colonial Secretary’s handling of the Town Council case, and that the council sought funds, gained legal power under the Amended Corporation Act, and informed the house of the government’s prior grant refusal status.
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Conneil
Warrant for Melbourne horse dealer sparks colonial road debate
The report notes a warrant for a Melbourne horse dealer named Cardon on horse stealing in Van Diemen's Land. It covers voyages of the stolen horse and inquiry into a duel incident at Kilmore. The Geelong Advertiser discusses District Charter debates and port corruption, while political maneuvering in Port Phillip flags road funding and the need for improved Melbourne to Yass and Goulburn routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoast Sre
Cardon
Melbourne
van Diemen’s Land
Launceston
Hobart Town
Steftns
Reardon
Sydney
Kilmore
Tue Pont Panny
Geelong Advertiser
London Times
Sir George Gipps
George
Bourke
Grant
Supreme Court
Florida
Lamb
Cowper
Allen
Durvall
Lowe
Fossex
Wenewth
Windeyer
Lang
Mlelbourne
Yams
Flakwan
Sneakers
Sktheraie
Jyresens
Yass
Port Phillip
Miah Waukswa
Fort Phillip
Pure Phillip
Wentworth
Burin
de Corneil
Roar
Joe
Ghio
Overland Mail
Gundiyai
Long
Lanny
Ha Oyas
Port Philip
Alm
Comper
Hank
Interrat
Aix
Yana
Wihot
Te Colony
Rhoda
Ling
Goulburn
Bydney
Melbourn
Hradley
Colonil
Anil
Port Phillips Lake
Yoss
Murray
Kellewell
Misinkyrml
Mohun
Ata
Louse
Argyl
Wenavorth
Lord Beauley
Ths
Menuler
General Revenue
Fr Thes
Curmberkind
Eluceton
Lange
Melbourne Colonial Assembly Deliberates on Warrants and Levy Power
Fragmentary transcription notes a debate in Melbourne on leave, warrants, and distress actions. Discussions reference government restraint, possible quit rents, and whether to issue laws to suspend warrants or prevent execution. Mentions Mr Cowper and the Colonial Secretary in the context of fiscal authority.
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Cowper
Rerenity
Quit-Remw
Fis Hous
Che
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Lloyd
J Rubtown
Smd
Usntiee
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Ber
Semme Pervilly
Brig
Inde
Teaser
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Mase
Nixon
Saunders
Reptouiber
Selene
Hobart ‘Tarn
Joan OF Ahl
The
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Laurnceston
Prise
Tre Sorazmx
East Sprotts
Fyans
Crone
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Downing-street
Bicheno
Jonior
Porsier
Rudecie O'Connor
Stecendine
East Covet
Loxney
Muarcy
Eagoa
New South Wales
P. White
Coleridge
Crumel
Robert Latheop Murray
Mobart Towa
Mr. Murray
Te Covosiat
Parramatta’ Chronicle
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Mobart
the Herald of Tasmania
Liseu
Tssar Sivas
Messrs
Kemps Id Pairkix
Tbe
Sydney Morning Merald
Ian Gasenworthy
Sydney Motolag Herald
Daily Patriot
Meizovane
Corsica
Melbourne Courier
Iso
William Kerr
Pont Pritie Pareiot
Patriot
Ebimann
Tur Brrosss
Varius
Eviscori
Cuenca
Episcopal Church
Astern Hill
Sturday
J. D. Pinnock
R. W. Pohltan
A. Andrew
Webb
Garo
W. W. Howsing
Robert Rosell
Charles Ting
W. H R. Weekes
Mr. Fisher
W. C. Wentworth
J. P. Pawkeee
Ms. Weneworh
Ain
Bowen
Epon
Lord Stanley
Bosaraile
Alcoho
Refereml
Bonorabio
Mr. Foster
Tunis
Uniesa
Waragen
Couveile
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