AUGUST 15.—William, bring, Thom, from Launceston 6th instant, with wheat, &c. Passengers, mr. and Mrs. Green and two children, Mrs. Liddell and four children, Mr. and Mrs. Hosking, Susan Ludd, Rosa ...
Article : 144 words"It would have been difficult, had demoralization been contemplated to, have contrived a more rapid and certain method of corrupting the young, and confirming the old criminals."—Prison Discipline Report ...
Article : 3,178 wordsAugust 15.—Symmetry, bring, Saville, for London with colonial produce. Passengers, Mrs. Bushby and child, Messrs Cowan and Yawl. 15.—Hannah, schooner, Hay, for New Zealand, ...
Article : 102 wordsThe question, then, for the Council to consider was, whether the impure state of the Presbytery was a sufficient reason why these ministers should refuse to join them, he was of opinion that it was not. ...
Article : 1,357 wordsSIR,—Having been informed by a gentleman of high respectability, that during a late trial in the Supreme Court, Girard v. Searl, it was stated before the Court that my assigned servants were ...
Article : 232 wordsTHE Governor's "Minute explanatory of the Estimates and Ways and Means for the year 1839," has let in the light rather awkwardly, it would seem, upon our present ...
Article : 1,605 wordsTHE maintenance of convict discipline and the continuance of the sly grog system are utterly incompatible with each other. To talk of Assignees being able to keep their convicts under ...
Article : 515 wordsWE cannot help expressing our astonishment and regret, ,at the credulity with which, in certain instances, some of our Judges proceed to denounce and reprimand respectable settlers, ...
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The Colonist (Sydney, NSW : 1835 - 1840), Sat 18 Aug 1838, Page 2
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