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January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December |
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Governor Macquarie to inspect convicts, barracks, stores etc on
his tour to Newcastle settlement |
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William Evans appointed colonial assistant surgeon (Newcastle) in room of
Richard Horner |
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Road from Sydney to Parramatta opened to traffic |
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Vessel 'Perseverence' ran aground at Newcastle |
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Lieutenant James Henry Crummer of 28th regiment injured at the
battle of Albuera |
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Stone arch bridge over Tank
Stream connecting east and western Sydney completed |
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Completion of the Trial of Lieut-Col
Johnston of the 102nd regiment on a charge of Mutiny and
Usurpation to which he pleaded Not Guilty. |
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Lieutenant Skottowe, 73rd regt., appointed Commandant at
Newcastle |
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George Johnston cashiered and permitted to return to New South
Wales.
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Convict ship
Providence arrived with male and female prisoners. James Connolly who
became Principal overseer of Macquarie Pier
construction at Newcastle, convict on board. |
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Colonial vessel 'Eliza' owned by Underwood wrecked near Port Stephens |
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Ralph Malkins
attempted to sell his wife in the streets of Sydney |
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Robert Watson appointed Sydney's first senior pilot (Watson
arrived as Quartermaster on HMS Sirius in 1788). |
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Pounds established in various districts of NSW |
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Arrival of ship Admiral
Gambier with 197 male prisoners on board having lost 3 on the voyage.
Richard Boots who later became Sexton at Newcastle on board |
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The ship Governor Macquarie
launched from Cockle Bay. Sydney |
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Convict Ship Friends.
Master James Ralph. |
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Foundation stone of Sydney Hospital laid by Governor Macquarie |
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Governor Macquarie visited Van Diemen's Land |
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Building of Sydney Hospital commenced |
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Captain J. Murray of the 73rd
regiment appointed Commandant of the Settlement at Hobart Town
by Governor Macquarie |
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Mental asylum established at Castle Hill. |
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