Historical Records of New South Wales: King and Bligh, 1806-1808C. Potter, Government Printer, 1898 |
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Abbott appear appointed April arrest arrival Atkins August beg leave Bench of Magistrates Blaxcell Blaxland bushels Campbell Capt Capt'n Captain Short Castlereagh cattle charge Charles Grimes colony command Commissary convicts copy Court Criminal Derwent despatches directed duty Enclosure England Excellency Excellency's expence George Crossley Gore Gov'r Government House Governor Bligh Governor King grain Gregory Blaxland Hawkesbury honor hope inhabitants Jamison January John Blaxland John McArthur Judge-Advocate justice labour land letter Lieut Lieutenant Lieutenant-Governor Lord Lordship maize Majesty's ship Porpoise Major Johnston March Marsden ment military Naval Officer NICHOLAS BAYLY Norfolk Island opinion Palmer papers Parramatta Paterson person PHILIP GIDLEY KING Port Dalrymple Port Jackson present prisoner received request respecting sailed Secretary sent settlement settlers South Wales Corps spirits Surgeon Sydney taken tion trial vessel victualled VISCOUNT CASTLEREAGH W'M BLIGH Wentworth wheat
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