The Sirius letters : the complete letters of Newton Fowell, midshipman & lieutenant aboard the Sirius flagship of the first fleet on its voyage to New South Wales / edited & with commentary by Nance Irvine
The Sirius letters : the complete letters of Newton Fowell, midshipman & lieutenant aboard the Sirius flagship of the first fleet on its voyage to New South Wales / edited & with commentary by Nance Irvine.
Author
Fowell, Newton, 1769?-1790.
Other Authors
Irvine, Nance.
Published
Sydney : Fairfax Library, 1988.
Physical Description
176 p. : ill. (chiefly col.), facsims., col. maps ; 29 cm.
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The Sydney Morning Herald..., Saturday 6 April 1940 p 13 ... HISTORIC SHIP. -*-. The Loss of the Sirius. By Geoffrey C. Ingleton. Sirius, the brightest ... reactions of the populace of Sydney when the loss of the Sirius became known. One hundred and fifty years ago-on April 5, 1790-the infant settlement at sydney Cove, then a little more than two years ... 1100 words
The Sydney Morning Herald..., Thursday 21 January 1932 p 8 ... from the Sirius as It aas marked with the date 1823, and the Slrtu« was wrecked In 1790_ ... HISTORIC SHIP. Lecture by Captain Bayldon. Captain F J Bayldon related to members of the Shiplovers Society last night the story of H.M.S. Sirius[?] S Sirius the warship which brought the first ... 216 words
The Sydney Morning Herald..., Wednesday 6 September 1905 p 8 ... store ship for the purpose of the expedition. It appears from old records that the Sirius was built In the river for an East country ship, and In loading her she took Oro, and was burnt down to her ... THE HISTORY OF THE SIRIUS.' The Sirius was not noted for her sailing capabilities, for 66 days ... 272 words