Historical Records of Australia: Governors' despatches to and from England. Series I, Volume 8Library Committee of the Commonwealth Parliament., 1916 |
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22 June 28 April acknowledged by Governor appear appointed arrived Attorney BATHURST TO GOVERNOR beg leave Bent's Blaxland Brig Broughton Captain Circumstances Civil Command Commissary Conduct Connor Consideration Convicts Copy Country Daphne Davey Deponent Deputy Derwent Diemen's Land Downing Street Duty EARL BATHURST Ellis Bent Enclosure England Evans Excellency the Governor Excellency's Expence GOVERNOR MACQUARIE Govr granted HENRY GOULBURN Holness Honor Island John Judge Advocate Justice Kangaroo Lachlan Macquarie Letter Lieut Lieutenant Lord Lord Bathurst Lordship Macquarie River MACQUARIE TO EARL Macquarie's March Master McNaughton Memorialist ment Miles Military N. S. Wales Natives Naval Officer Norfolk Island Note Number opinion Parramatta Persons Petitioner Port Dalrymple Port Jackson present Prisoners proposed received Regiment Regt respect River Salary Samarang SECRETARY GOULBURN Secy Seringapatam Service Settlement Settlers South Wales Stores Subject Supreme Court Surgeon Surveyor Sydney Territory THOS transmit transport Van Diemen's Land Victualled Voyage William
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