Mr. EDITOR,—Why does Mr. Atkinson mix up with his agricultural report such erroneous farrago respecting the early convict settlers? We all know that we should have had no markets, and in fact no ...
Article : 221 wordsTUESDAY, 23.---John W. Pennington, and Mary his wife, both prisoners of the Crown, were brought up charged on the complaint of Mr. George Williams, of ...
Article : 1,220 wordsYesterday arrived, from London, which she left the 10th of September, the ship Cumberland, Captain Carns, with a cargo of sundries. Passengers, Mrs. King and 4 ...
Article : 166 wordsJAN. 3.---Arrived, the transport ship Sir Charles Forbes, 363 tons, A Duthie, Master, from England direct, 15th September, with 70 female convicts, and several children, three having died on the passage, ...
Article : 409 wordsThis being the day appointed for passing sentence on the criminals in Gaol, fifteen of those convicied of capital offences were led into the Court. His Honor the Chief Justice first proceeded to decide the case of the three sheep-stealers, ...
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The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser (NSW : 1803 - 1842), Thu 25 Jan 1827, Page 3
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