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Governors
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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 built 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
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Survey of Newcastle by Henry Dangar
- Buildings in Newcastle in 1822 included:
(The History of Early Newcastle 1800 -
1870, Documents & Illustrations, Edited by D. O'Donnell) (HRA., i, IX, pp
697-8)
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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. Master
Charles Arcoll , surgeon John Rodmell
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Arrival in Van Diemen's Land of the 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 |
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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
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Philip Parker King returned to Sydney after completing four
voyages |
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Death of pioneer brewer 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
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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 |
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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 VDL |
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Arrival of convict ship Eliza 1.
Master James Hunt. Surgeon Willam Rae
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Arrival of convict ship Countess of
Harcourt 2. Captain George Bunn. Surgeon Robert Armstrong
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Arrival of Hunter Valley settler
Dr.
Walter Scott in Van Diemen's Land on board
the Regalia |
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