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Treadmill introduced to Carter's Barracks in
Sydney by 1823 |
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Responsibility for
allocation of convict labor assumed by Colonial Secretary instead of
Superintendent of Convicts |
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Gregory Blaxland awarded
silver medal for first wine exported in bulk to London
Read More |
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Distilling of spirits permitted |
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Death at Annandale of George Johnston, former Lieut-Colonel
of 102nd regt.
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Discovery of gold at Fish River near Bathurst by surveyor
James McBrien |
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Vessel 'Calder' wrecked near Newcastle
Read William Worth's account of the disaster |
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Arrival of the
Lord Sidmouth with female prisoners |
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Saxe
Bannister appointed first Attorney General in New South Wales |
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Agricultural settlement established at Wellington Valley by
Percy Simpson, soldiers and convicts |
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Road
from Richmond to Wallis Plains opened for droving |
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Third and final report
The State of Agriculture and Trade in the Colony of New
South Wales
issued by Commissioner Bigge |
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Arrival of the
Surry with 157 male prisoners |
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Arrival of the
convict ship
Princess Royal with 154 male prisoners |
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Death of convict lawyer
George Crossley Pitt St. Sydney aged 75 years |
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Ticket of
leave
convicts John Finnegan, Thomas Pamphlet and Richard Parsons
shipwrecked on Moreton Island
after being blown off course while sailing from Sydney to Illawarra |
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Arrival of the
convict ship
Brampton |
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Arrival of John Dunmore Lang in Sydney |
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Monaro district
explored by Capt. Mark Currie and Major John Ovens |
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The Murrumbidgee
river discovered by Captain Currie and Major Ovens |
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Pandora's Pass through the Liverpool Range found by botanist
Allan Cunningham |
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James Mitchell appointed assistant surgeon at Sydney Hospital |
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Arrival of settler John Earl
with wife and family on the Thalia |
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Arrival of convict ship
Woodman with 94 female prisoners |
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Act
of British Parliament passed which set up a Legislative
council in NSW |
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Arrival of the convict ship
Recovery |
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James McClymont and
his wife Nancy, Rev. J.D. Lang, John Larnach,
Beresford Hudson and Henry
Hewitt arrived in Van Diemen's Land on board the ship Andromeda |
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Arrival of Hunter Valley settlers
John Eales and
John Cobb in Hobart on board the Francis |
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Arrival of 3rd Regiment (Buffs). To replace 48th Regiment |
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The
Henry arrived on Tuesday 26th August from London, having
departed 28th April transporting 160 male convicts in good
health. The Guard 32 rank and file of the 3rd regiment (Buffs)
under Lieutenant Owen. Surgeon Superintendent Dr. Thomas Davis
RN. Master - Captain Thatcher |
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Regular service between Sydney and Newcastle established by
cutter Eclipse. |
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Arrival of the convict vessel
Ocean with male prisoners |
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Royal Veteran Company disbanded
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Arrival of Hunter Valley settler Edward G. Cory
passenger on
the Allies |
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Discovery of a new route
across the Blue Mountains from Richmond to Cox's River by
Archibald
Bell junior. This became known as the Bell's Line of Road. It
was planned that the lately disbanded Veteran corp were to be
settled along this line. |
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Arrival of convict
ship
Earl St. Vincent |
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John
Oxley leaves Sydney on the cutter Mermaid to assess Port Curtis,
Moreton Bay and Port Bowen |
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New
Supreme Court of NSW constituted. Letters Patent sealed, known
as Third Charter of Justice (Court opened May 1824) |
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Arrival of the convict ship
Mary with female prisoners for
Hobart and Port Jackson |
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Vessel Mars 30 ton sloop built at Newcastle |
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Exploration of Brisbane River by John
Oxley
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Arrival of the
convict ship
Isabella |
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Arrival of the
Medina convict ship. Departed Cove of
Cork 5th September and arrived Port Jackson with 176 male
convicts under Captain Brown. Guard comprised a detachment of
40th regt under orders of Lieut. Gunning. Surgeon
Superintendent Dr. Rodmell R.N who was also surgeon on the
'Mary'. Passengers Lieut. Futter and Mrs. Futter |
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Captain Henry Gillman appointed Magistrate at Newcastle |
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