Shipping and trade notes in Melbourne Port journal
A fragment from the Port Phillip Courier page details imports and exports, listing brig Christina and other vessels with cargo items such as ironmongery, saddlery, tea, tobacco, and coffee. It includes a discourse on advertising costs among Melbourne papers, comparing rates and circulation amid 1815 Melbourne trade news.
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Cheistina
Brig
Ious Enon
K Dapery
Binanorry
Ullur
Porter, Co
Tavis
Cave Saddlery
Hull
Save
Dunlop, Mans, and Co
Etizu
Glasgow
Miss
Carson
Langlands and Co
Nesbitt
Snell
B. Litham
Brown & Co
J. Girnebum &Co
Gilchrist
W. & HL. Barnes & Co
Julia
Launceston
Boyce
Bratton
Gresley
Alison Hod Knight
Courier
Sydney
Patriot
Melbourne
Boon
Crarice
Port Phillip Patriot
Port Phillip Gizotte
Port Phillip Werald
Grelong Advertiser
Meinoonne Covetee
Port Phillip Standard
Herald and Gazette
Queen's Theatre Beat retells a fifteenth season finale
A fragmented late season program at Queen's Theatre presents Joan of ABC in a revival titled The Heir of the Sep. The notice mentions a Saturday evening show starting at half past nine with a fire nearby affecting the performance area and a last-time run for the production.
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Evenin
Joan OF
Pam in the place where Sam demanded of conscience
Melbourne Courier reports a fragmentary 1845 item dated Friday September 18 detailing a moral inquiry or public debate. The text is garbled but indicates a discussion on truth and conscience linked to a figure named Pam and references to Impaga 97 and Shane Fist.
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Pam
Sam
Shane
Kave Parrot Creek
King Parrot Creek
Airey
Sydney
van Diemen's Land
H. Barnes
Bardesta Co
Gotil
Thad
Mile
Arnes
Barnes
Standard
George D'arléy Boursiquet
Election Day Nomination At Supreme Court Likely To Be Lively
The nomination for the grant seat in the Legislative Council occurs today at 1700 in front of the Supreme Court. Candidate Curr Captain Russell faces no strong opposition from Raymond, but election proceedings promise amusement with John Pastoe Fawkner and supporters expected to attend. Sydney crowds may view with disapproval a convict’s presence among Port Phillip electors.
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John Pastoe Fawkner
Michael Mnamara
Fawkn
Sydney
Port Phillip
Appointment to Melbourne Town Surveyor Post
The Town Council awarded the office of Town Surveyor in Melbourne to Charles Laing, Architect and Surveyor, filling the vacancy left by W. W. Howe. The council met to transact business. most items on the paper were disposed of, with future publication delayed due to lack of time. The Exile ships are expected to arrive, Geelong may again be the debarkation site, and Dr. Hampton remains resident in Hobart Town.
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Tae
Melbourne
W. W. Howe
Charles Laing
Tae Town Cowsen
Geelong
Hobart Town
Hampton
Geelong Advertiser
Wilusan
Goonsir
Willine
Sy Colony
Cera
Messrs. Smith
James
Sxamkocs
New Zealand
Church Missionary Society
Sydney Morning Herald
Paris
Herald
M'Cackling
Patriot
William the
Measra Williams
Long & Merchant
Manning
House of Were, Brothers and Co
Isvaxt Scopot
Rebeirion
Market Square
Melbourne burglary and theft trial at Supreme Court
On September 17 1845 in Melbourne the Supreme Court tried George Reyiots and John Brown for burglariously entering Joseph Raleigh’s Melbourne warehouse and stealing. The jury found them guilty. Henry Harrin was acquitted. George Rowe and Fenty Dewing were admitted to bail on prior assault charges. Charles Green faced receiving stolen property charges and was found guilty. John Le was also found guilty and remanded. The session adjourned to October.
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George Reyiots
John Brown
Joseph Raleigh
Melbourne
George Rowe Snd Fenty
Dewing
Henry Harrin
Daniel Kirk
Charles Green
Raleigh's Tre
John le
Tariff Bill Second Reading Debated by Legislative Council
Legislative Council held Thursday September 11 1845 discussing the Tariff Bill. The Colonial Secretary proposed a second reading while Mr Robinage urged consideration of government plans including whether evidence would be taken before any further action.
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Wentworth
Colas
Bill Howe
Howe
Nagar
Melbourne
New South Wales
Poe
Chia
Eas Ta
Ireland
Akee CIA
Bantity Bhp Rae Eden
Scotland
Bern
Onge
S Metarn
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Samals McCartenband
Sn Price
Mi Mars
Bowman
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Lisa
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Moats
Kennedy
Clie
Cotes
Rem
Llgal
Set Malls
Damn
Srany Brig
Ams
Belmamler
Lammoetoe
Angenols
Grave, Bryant, Hood, Jones, Wilts
Oui
Lngolvent Court
Sellow
Paces
Shamrock
Sytmay
T-Stay
Marion Ware
Syst
Blowendistina
Bydney
Elisebeth
Angertes
Ves Poth
Queen's Theatre Beat
QUEEN
The
Melbourne Courier
Day
Lecar Cugnoz
Aialer Fa
Stephen
Junkett Freare
C. Wil
Chee
Callaghan
Plankett
s'Beckett
Me Therry
Cheek
New Zealago
Noble
Bay of Islands
Heki
Woor Mw Garase
Liverpool
Sydney Morning Boral
George Winsor Farr
Gordon Bremer
Port Essington
Australia
England
Earl
Kari
Avermacias Warat
Covent Garden
Aie
Sydney Inile
Paul Essmotox
Udev
Oy Wuld
Amd
Agiaund
Supreme Court, Prdmal Eide
Legislative Council
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