The Schooner Favorite
The following letters were published in the Government Gazette of Yesterday;- Her Majesty's Ship Calliope, Sydney. 8th July, 1852…
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Schooner Favorite. (From Yesterday's Government Gazette.)
COLONIAL Secretary's Office, Sydney, 15th July, 1852.— His Excellency the Governor-General directs the publication, for general information, of the following communication from Captain Sir J. Everard Home, Bart., of…
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THE whole of the arrangements for placing this fine steam-ship on the berth between Sydney and Victoria having been completed, the Directors of the Australasian Steam…
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The whole of the arrangements for placing this fine steam-ship on the berth between Sydney and Victoria having been completed, the Directors of the Australasian, Steam…
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The whole of the arrangements for placing this fine steamship on the berth between Sydney and Victoria, having been completed, the Directors of the Australasian Steam Navigation Company…
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This fine vessel is now on her first trip; she was originally intended to run between Hongkong and Shanghai. She is built of iron,and is barque rigg[?]. Her burthen is 750 tons, and she is propelled by a screw driven by an…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Home Affairs. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, 15Th May, 1852, Per Steamer Chusan
The commencement of steam communication between the mother country and the Australian Colonies, is an event which we have been long looking for, and which will…
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This fine vessel is now on her first trip; she was originally intended to run between Hongkong and Shanghai. She is built of iron, and is barque rigged. Her burthen is 750 tons, and she is propelled by a screw driven by an…
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THE occasion of the departure of the first steamer with the English mails has suggested to us the preparation of the following articles, with a desire to give as…
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THE steam-ship Great Britain, to be despatched from Liverpool to New York direct, early in April, is built of iron, and is 3500 tons measurement, and of extraordinary strength and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Home Affairs. [From Our Own Correspondent.] London, 2Nd June, 1852. Per Mail Steamer "Australian."
Since my last letter of 14th May, by the Chusan steamer, very little of interest has transpired either in the political or commercial world. The Derby Ministry is…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →For the Cape and Europe. [?]Er R.m. Steamer "Australian." Summary
The following Summary will put our English friends in possession of the general State of Affairs in New South Wales, since the sailing of the Chusan for India,…
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We have been favoured by Mr. D. H. Young, one of the firm to whom the screw steamer Conside was consigned, with the following particulars relative to the wreck of that vessel. On Thursday morning,…
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We have been favoured by Mr. D. H. Young, one of the first to whom the screw-steamer Conside was consigned, with the following particulars relative to the wreck of that vessel. On Thursday morning, Mr. Young…
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We have been favoured by Mr. D. H. Young, one of the firm to whom the screw-steamer Conside was consigned, with the following particulars relative to the wreck of that vessel. On Thursday morning, Mr. Young…
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We have been favoured by Mr. D. H. Young, one of the firm to whom the sorew-steamer Conside was consigned, with the following particulars relative to the wreck of that vessel, On Thursday morning Mr. Young proceeded with Captain Ferguson,…
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Intelligence arrived in Melbourne yesterday morning of the wreck of the serew-steamer Conside, from Sydney, and also of a schooner, name unknown, upon Point Lonsdale, at the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →[Advertisement.] to Captain J. K. FRE[?]ER. On board steamer Waratah, October, 8, 1852
DEAR SIR,—We, the undersigned cabin passengers per Waratah, from Melbourne to Sydney, beg to express our warmest thanks for your polite attention to the promotion of our comfort during this and, to many of us,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →London, August [?], 1852. Per P. and O. Co.'s Steamer "Formosa."
The Wool Sales are concluded to-day. The quantity sold is 55,466 bales Colonial, 1809 East Indian, and 2588 Foreign. The prices as compared with the May…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Arrival of the P. & O. Co.'s Steamer Formosa. News to the 7Th August. [Portion of our English News appeared in our Second Edition of yesterday.]
THE P. & O. Company's steam ship Formosa, from Southampton, August 7th, arrived this morning about 10 o'clock. We are indebted to her agent, Henry…
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