Historical Records of Australia: Governors dispatches to and from England, Volume 7Library Committee of the Commonwealth Parliament., 1916 - Australia |
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28 June Account acknowledged by Governor Acres Admiral Gambier appointed arrival beg leave Blaxland Brig Campbell Captain Porteous Cargo Casks Cattle Civil Collins Colonel Paterson Colony Command Commissary Commodore Bligh Convicts Copy Country Court Crown dated Derwent Despatch per ship Diemen's Land directed Downing Street Duty Earl Bathurst Earl of Liverpool Enclosure England Esqr Excellency the Governor Expence Foveaux Government Governor Bligh Governor Macquarie Grain Grants of Land Hawkesbury herewith Hobart Town Honor January John John Blaxland Johnston Judge Advocate Letter Lieut Lieutenant Lieutenant-Governor Paterson Lord Lordship Macquarie to Earl Macquarie's Majesty's Ship Porpoise March Master Memorialist ment Naval Officer necessary Norfolk Island Note Number Pardons Parramatta Persons Port Dalrymple Port Jackson Public received Regiment request respect Salary sent Settlement Settlers South Wales South Wales Corps Stock Stores Superintendant Surgeon Sydney Territory transmit Van Diemen's Land Vessel Victualled VISCOUNT CASTLEREAGH William
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