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Cedar exported from Illawarra district |
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Sugar Cane grown near Port Macquarie.
The first planted by Captain Allman the first Commandant |
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Signal Station on Beacon Hill
at Newcastle erected by Acting Engineer Lieutenant Close.
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Carters Barracks in
Sydney extended in 1822. Could now accommodate 200 male convicts.
A separate Barrack for 100 convict boys was contiguous to Carters Barracks.
The two buildings were separated by a high wall and both were enclosed by a
strong brick wall 12 feet high. William Elyard appointed first
Superintendent |
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Survey of Newcastle by Henry Dangar
- Select
HERE
to see
a list of buildings in Newcastle in 1822
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Arrival of
David Maziere on the Skelton
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Arrival of Newcastle settler
John Laurio Platt on the
convict ship
Providence II.
Master James Herd. Surgeon Dav. Reid.
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Arrival of convict ship
Mary
II.
Departed Plymouth 19th September and arrived
Port Jackson 23rd January with 176 male prisoners. Captain
Arcott (Arcoll). Surgeon Superintendent Dr. John Rodmell RN.,
Passenger Capt. Brown (owner). Military detachment belonging
to the 67th regt., under orders of Lieut. Sutherland of the
46th regiment
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Arrival in Van Diemen's Land of the vessel Britomart with Hunter
Valley settlers
John Galt Smith,
Robert and Helenus Scott
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Departing for England after 11 years -
Lachlan Macquarie & family on the Surrey
Description of Sydney Harbour when Governor Macquarie departed |
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Arrival of convict ship
Southworth. Master Dav. Sampson. Surgeon Joseph Cook
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Commercially successful honey-producing bees
imported to NSW by Captain John Wallis on the convict ship
Isabella
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Arrival of convict ship
Shipley, Master. L.W. Moncreif. Surgeon
George S. Rutherford
Surgeon Superintendent of the
Shipley George Shaw Rutherford gave evidence in 1831 to a
Select Committee investigating Secondary Punishment of
Convicts.
Select here to read his evidence
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Philip Parker King returned to Sydney after completing four
voyages |
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Death of pioneer brewer James Squires
More about James Squires
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Arrival in NSW of
Captain Samuel Wright on the Richmond |
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Hunter Valley land owners
Captain James
Phillips and
Dr. Francis Moran arrived on board the female
convict transport Mary Anne 1 |
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James Croft per
Lady Castlereagh appointed gaol keeper at Newcastle gaol |
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Exploration of Moreton Bay by William Lawrence Edwardson in command of the
Snapper
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Agricultural society of New South Wales founded.
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Arrival of convict ship
Guildford. Master Magnus Johnson. Surgeon James Mitchell
Surgeon's Journal of the convict ship
Guildford at National Archives |
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Arrival of the convict ship
Asia
Captain Thomas L.
Reid. Passengers included James Mudie, his three daughters and
Miss Scargill |
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Eclipse of the sun |
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Charles
Spratt, John Antonio, Henry Bridge, Daniel
Clarke, Felix Patshaw, Thomas Dwyer, George Hasler,
and Thomas Till were found guilty of stealing a whale
boat, the property of the Crown, from the Settlement
of Port Macquarie; and John Doyle, for aiding in the felony. The prisoners had been
either sent from Head quarters to Port Macquarie or
from Hunter’ River (Newcastle) to that Settlement. |
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Vessel 'Magnet' wrecked at Newcastle |
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Arrival of
Leslie Duguid on board the William Shand |
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Arrival of Hunter Valley land owner
Timothy Nowlan
on board the
convict ship
Mangles. Captain John Coghill. Select
HERE for an image of the Mangles at State Library of Victoria
Transcript of Surgeon's Journal of the
convict ship Mangles at National Archives |
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Dismissal of Colonial Architect Francis
Greenway
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Arrival of
Hunter Valley land owner
Lieutenant William Hicks on the Admiral Cockburn
from Van Diemen's Land |
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Arrival of convict ship
Eliza 1.
Master James Hunt. Surgeon Willam Rae
Surgeon's Journal of the convict ship
Eliza at National Archives |
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Arrival of
Captain Henry Gillman in command of the Guard on the convict ship Arab from
Portsmouth to Hobart and then Port Jackson |
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Arrival of convict ship
Countess of Harcourt 2. Captain George Bunn. Surgeon Robert Armstrong
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