Shipping notices and departures from Sydney harbor
A fragmented list of ships, brigantines, and steamers sailing from or through Sydney on July 1. Includes vessels such as Emma brig for Geelong, Pearl barque for Tahiti, Thistle steamer for Morpeth, and Clarence for Newcastle, with cargoes of corn, wool, iron, and sundries. Mentions passengers, captains, and shipowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Newcastle
Morpeth
Costow
Apray
Tone
St. Boot
Nelson
Shamrock
W. Bell
Malbourne
Oe Wehoener
J. W. Aponss
Prince of Wales
Wilson
Liberty
London
Port Phillip
Thistle
Tureday
Clarence
Thissle
Miller's Point
Sydney
At & P.m
Sydney Wualkes
BEA
I. Towns
Independence
Cartwright
Fi. Towns
Mm. Ise Gk
Daniel
Dan Watson
Towns
Lady Finchwood
Yan Jue
Evana
Eagle
Apath
BR. Towns
Proteus
Tona
Elliott
J. N. Malmer
Tianet
Pie
Rhone
Honolulu
Bitar
May
Hat, Jower, Ralting, and Co
Tuscarora
Smith
Twoomber
Townes
Woodlark
A. Ducker
Clarketone
Howe
Blaxtana
Empire newspaper notices reach Darling Point readers
notices inform readers about early morning delivery at toll gates Rushcutter s Bay and service to Parramatta Dapto Glebe Redfern and surrounding districts with agent names and payment points latest dates from England and Australian ports listed for ship arrivals in March April and October
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling Point
TWA
Rushcutter's Bay
Parramatta
Hugh Taylor
England
Port Phillip
Hobart Town
Launceston
Full Moon Calends July 2nd Moonrise and Date Note
Diary memoranda note the publication timing for a full moon on July 2nd with morning and evening references. It records the date and lunar event, indicating a dated observation rather than an astronomical prediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seta
Debate on immigration finance and wages in the colony
The Empire discusses immigration funds and wage levels in the colony. It critiques the Home Government's policy, notes Donaldson's remarks on skilled labor and rising wages, and questions the pace of financial reforms and a £55,000 balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Donaldson
Debentures and Immigration Policy Stir Colonial Debate
A colonial chamber examines remittance savings, debt redemption, and possible reissuance of debentures amid imperial constraints. The discussion centers on immigration policy, land fund pressure, and whether continued debt or new debentures serve the colony’s finance and growth goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menee
Downing Street
Donaldson
Convicta
Colonieta
Representative Holy
Imperial Junta
Select Committee
Legislative Council Debates On Postage and City Corporation Reform
A Sydney legislative session reports motions on postal returns and a major energy on abolishing or reforming the City Corporation. Speakers argue for or against repealing the Corporation Act and urge government vs populace control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Maine Hole
Lad
City governance debates delay and reform bills
Colonial Secretary defends Sydney Corporation failures while pushing measures to reduce delays in equity and summary jurisdiction. Debate covers lighting rates, municipal endowment, and committee staffing amid calls to postpone action and seek public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney Corporation
Allen
Bear
Wau
Bydney
Proferty
City Corporation
Cook Ward
de Mone
Phew
Setelig
Commissionera
Court of Equity
Equitable Relief
Governor-General
Kk.rai
Supreme Court
Wednceley
Douglass
R. Nichola
Fiscod
Lamb
Northunberland
Donaldson
Northamber
Jan Boroughs
Omeleter Hall
Gontala
Bank of New South Wales Bill Debate Moves Committee
Mr Wentworth moves to refer the Bank of New South Wales bill to a select committee. Critics argue the measure expands issue power beyond paid capital, urging safety limits and equal footing with English banks. Proponents claim the Treasury Minute basis is unsafe and seek parity with English banking principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bydney
Select Committee
Bers
Bank OF New South Wales
Wentwortht
Cook
Westmoreland
Merly
Riviera
Ponsemed
England
Bank of England
Bank of Keghound
Kapernooe
Treasury
Bank of Australia
John Terry Hughes
Victoria
Aelee
Mender
Oles
Hanks
Norougha
New South Wales
Leant
Hawke
Lanka
Nowith Walea Bank
Seteot
Nichola
Holden
Air
Joely
Dumeresy
Fitzgerald
Martin
Bank notes from bullion debate in colonial council
In a heated session the council debated extending note issuance to gold bullion and public securities. Speakers warned that banks would gain unchecked power, urging restrictions to protect the colony’s interests and questioning the absence of a local mint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedioms
Tvs
Snether
Vava
House Maguire
Banka
Thade
France
Axeny Offic
Sydney
Hanks
Rot
Hawke
Bank of England
England
Deak Propristert
Thie
Wentworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arnivalas
Wales
Robiness
Hione
Cee Waltnes
Robert Kelly
John
Hugh
Lachlan
Wiliam M’i'herson
Dawid
John Wilson
J. Fitghenry
Thomas Uart
Thomas
Charles Bring
Alexander
Hick Gorge Stephens
Braniy
Robert
Emma
Bargue
Tons
M'Cauleys
Price
Nicholson
Williams
Faure
Daborne
Paine
Herrin
Thomas Arbuthnot
Men Woeohie
Jena
Guam
Pasduly
W ‘Ection
Auckland
Robert Cecil
Mrathson
Somervile
Dunne
Kevan
Fraser
Edwin Sones
Augusta
Robert Nf. Barnet
Ios Tacbourme
Seweasile
Tore
Brig
Geelong
Foster
Quem
Parede
General
Palwer
Batavia
Daly
Pearl
Barque
William Uwarricon
Tahiti
Mew
Kettle
G. Miles
Aly
Falmer
Wlliam
Kiwith Sundries
Busan
Windsor
Henouteth Ta Bellasi
Midchipeana
Margot
Imronts
Per Dart
Enske
A. Crowder
Graham
Silat
Matila Cunarwo
Orrica
Pelham
Cornelia
Cronin
Casera
Evertion
Thomas Nods
Mosimaster
Dapto
Heans
THE
Empire
Immigration Finance
Legislative Council
Wroxeepar, Stra Jone
Queanbeyan
Morrey
Holroyd
Linonaabem
Sesson
Toxteth Park
Tom Grara
Aloxweth Park
Ima Mill
Hill
Campbell
Mr. Flood
Hel
Tosteth Park
Atepa
Fried
Cook and Westmoreland
Jude
Theus
Mr. Wentworth
Sake Corporation
Eesel
United Kingdom
Great Britain
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