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Published in Australia by GOSFORD DISTRICT LOCAL HISTORY STUDY GROUP 4 Adam Street, Narara, N.S.W. 2250 Telephone (043) 25 1055

(c) Philippe Ed. Tabuteau J . P . 1990

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This Book is part of the series titled -Historical Records of the Central Coast of New South Wales.

Printed in Australia Gosford City Printing Plant

Australia 1788-1988

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The Australian Bicentennial Authority

to celebrate Australia's Bicentenary

in 1988.

HISTORICAL RECORDS OF THE CENTRAL COAST

OF

N E W SOUTH W A L E S

BENCH BOOKS ^COURT CASES: 1826-74

Table of Contents A r Index ol"Names. lickecs of Leave Mt^urns 8^c, (JLC 8^ JLfsK)

Bench books: Letters iS35-iS3S

bench BookS'^ Letters

Bench Books: Letters

Court Cases: Depositions 1636 '184r2

Court Cases-'Depositions

Court Cases* depositions 1855 -mi

541 pages (BBi)

2S4r pages (BB2)

52$ pages (BB5)

540pages {CCD

290pages (CC2)

BBjpages CCC5)

404pciges 7 registers 48 years %Mi pages

Your reference:

Our reference: R98/115 (reg)

Mr Philippe Tabuteau Hon Secretary Gosford History Group 4 Adams Street NARARA NSW 2250

26 May 1998

Dear Mr Tabuteau

I was pleased to received your letter and particularly to hear the good news that you are begiiming to reprint the volume of contents, which I trust bodes well for the future publication of the seven registers of the Brisbane Water Police Magistrates. I have enclosed a foreword which I hope will be suitable and which may, in some small way draw attention to the efforts of your group.

As you know I am retiring shortly and would like to take this opportunity to express my admiration for the dedication and hard work displayed by the Gosford District Local History Study Group especially by your President, Ms Joan Fenton and yourself

I wish you every success in your publication.

Yours sincerely

Level 3, 66 Harrington Street, The Rocks Sydney NSW 2000 Telephone (02) 9237 0200 • Facsimile (02) 9237 0142

Electronic mail: aonsw@records.nsw.gov.au Website: http://www,records.nsw.gov.au

THE ARCHIVES AUTHORITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES

HISTORICAL RECORDS OF THE CENTRAL COAST OF

NEW SOUTH WALES

A s e r i e s of records p e r t a i n i n g to the h i s t o r y of the Brisbane Water D i s t r i c t , c o l l a t e d c h r o n o l o g i c a l l y and comprising a comprehensive c o m p i l a t i o n of primary source records, i n c l u d i n g e a r l y r e g i s t e r s , r e p o r t s , l e t t e r s , j o u r n a l s and d i a r i e s , newspaper e x t r a c t s w i t h comments, notes, appendices, explanations. Indexes, maps and plans. The purpose of the s e r i e s has been to assemble I n an e a s i l y a c c e s s i b l e form, the necessary documentation f o r an extensive knowledge and b e t t e r understanding of the h i s t o r y of our d i s t r i c t .

VOLUMES PUBLISHED AND AVAILABLE FROM GOSFORD DISTRICT LOCAL HISTORY STUDY GROUP:-

Rev. A l f r e d GLENNIE JOURNALS 1855-60 Rev. A l f r e d GLENNIE JOURNALS 1860 On The BRISBANE WATER CASE 1837-38 BENCH BOOKS & COURT CASES: Table of Contents & Index of Names 1826-74

IN PREPARATION: EXPLORATION & DISCOVERIES 1770-1823 T.O.L. and QUARTERLY RETURNS 1826-1840 T.O.L. and Q.R. (CORRESPONDENCE) 1826-1831 POLICE MAGISTRATE

REGISTER I 1835-1838 POLICE MAGISTRATE

REGISTER I I 1838-1846 POLICE MAGISTRATE

REGISTER I I I 1846-1874 BRISBANE WATER

DEPOSITION BOOK I 1836-1842 BRISBANE WATER

DEPOSITION BOOK I I 1841-1855 BRISBANE WATER

DEPOSITION BOOK I I I 1855-1872 CROWN LAND GRANTS 1823-1860

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C O N T E N T S

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H i s t o r i c a l Records of the C e n t r a l Coast of

New South Wales [v]

Acknowledgements . [ v i i i ]

Foreword; Professor Brian H. F l e t c h e r , B i c e n t e n n i a l Professor of A u s t r a l i a n

H i s t o r y , U n i v e r s i t y of Sydney [ i x ]

Int r o d u c t i o n [x]

Boundaries of the Brisbane Water P o l i c e D i s t r i c t 1 LOCAL GOVERNMENT:

The J u s t i c e s of the Peace and Loc a l Magistrates i n England through the Centuries and t h e i r counterparts i n the Colony of New South Wales from 1788 3

LOCAL ADMINISTRATION:

P o l i c e Magistrates from 1826 19 E a r l y P o l i c e Force i n Brisbane Water 29 Brisbane Water D i s t r i c t C o u n c i l : 1843-1854 . . . . 35 J u s t i c e s of the Peace from 1844 39 P o l i c e Magistrates from 1867 47 Gosford Borough C o u n c i l : 1886-1894 53 Our H i s t o r y from Records 56

TABLE: Governors of New South Wales 58

1848 PETITION FROM LOCAL RESIDENTS to Governor S i r Charles FITZROY c a l l i n g f o r the appointment of two a d d i t i o n a l J u s t i c e s of the Peace 61

TABLE: Time Chart of Loc a l A d m i n i s t r a t i o n showing tenure of P o l i c e Magistrates, Clerks of the Bench, J u s t i c e s of the Peace s i t t i n g on the Bench and Chief Constables 65

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Conte.nt'i: Pagz

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION ( P o l i c e M a g i s t r a t e s , J u s t i c e s of the Peace, Clerks of the Bench and Chief Constables): 67 I n t r o d u c t i o n to Biographies 69 Thomas Cade BATTLEY 70 Willoughby BEAN 71 Henry DONNISON 72 Henry Grattan DOUGLASS 73 Dennis DWYER 74 Alured Tasker FAUNCE 75 Edward Hammond HARGRAVES 76 James HARRISON 77 Hovenden HELY 78 Robert HENDERSON 79 A l f r e d HOLDEN 80 Boyd HORSBRUGH 81 John Maximus LETTE 82 Gother Kerr MANN 83 John MOORE . . . . . . 84 W i l l i a m NUNN and W i l l i a m John NUNN 85 A r c h i b a l d OSBORNE and John Alexander OSBORNE . . . 87 L y a l l SCOTT 89 Thomas A l i s o n SCOTT 90 Henry Guns ley WATSON 91 Jonathan WARNER 92 Henry WORLEY 93

INTRODUCING the t r a n s c r i p t s of the Brisbane Water P o l i c e D i s t r i c t e a r l y a d m i n i s t r a t i o n records . . . 95

TABLE OF CONTENTS; Ti c k e t s of Leave/Quarterly & Other Returns, &c. . 105 P o l i c e Magistrate R egis t e r I (BBl) 127 P o l i c e Magistrate Register I I (BB2) 149 P o l i c e Magistrate R e g i s t e r I I I (BB3) 197 Brisbane Water Deposition Book I (CCl) 257 Brisbane Water Deposition Book I I (CC2) 263 Brisbane Water Deposition Book I I I (CC3) 271

INDEX OF NAMES of a l l persons mentioned i n Brisbane Water Bench Books and Court Cases from 1826 to 1874 281

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A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T S

The p u b l i c a t i o n of t h i s volume i n the s e r i e s was made pos s i b l e through the continued assistance of our many supporters. We are e s p e c i a l l y g r a t e f u l to:

* The Mayor, Aldermen and O f f i c e r s of Gosford C i t y C o u n c i l , who have provided us with an area w i t h i n the Niagara Park Branch of Gosford C i t y L i b r a r y which we are able to use as an o f f i c e and research centre and as a d i s t r i b u t i o n point f o r our p u b l i c a t i o n s ,

* C o l i n Bain ( L i b r a r y Services Manager), Meredith Wallace (Local Studies L i b r a r i a n ) , Ann Nguyen (Niagara Park Branch L i b r a r i a n ) and Fiona N e v i l l e (Niagara Park L i b r a r y A s s i s t a n t ) , for t h e i r co-operation and assistance with a l l phases of our work.

* John Cross ( P r i n c i p a l A r c h i v i s t ) and C h r i s t i n e Yeats of the State Archives O f f i c e , Sydney, who have a s s i s t e d our project over many years.

* Tony Wheeler of W. & F. Pascoe Pty. L t d . , who has been very h e l p f u l i n pr o v i d i n g us with copies of the master r e e l s held by the State Archives O f f i c e .

* J u d i Pecover, who prepares our maps and ch a r t s . * Walter Jackson-Smith and P h i l l i p Morley f or t h e i r assistance

with our p u b l i c a t i o n s . * Harvey Feeney and C o l i n Jager, who p r i n t our books i n t h e i r own

time w i t h Council's b l e s s i n g . * John Grosse, who designed the book cover. * Rob P i c k e t t of Gosford P r i n t i n g Pty. L t d . who p r i n t e d the

coloured cover. * The s t a f f of Gosford C i t y Community S e r v i c e , f o r t h e i r p r a c t i c a l

help. * Pam Wi l l i a m s , a member of the C e n t r a l Coast Family H i s t o r y Group,

who helped us sor t out the d e t a i l s of the f a m i l i e s of our e a r l y pioneers.

* L a u r e l L i v i n g s t o n , who so able a s s i s t s our Study Group i n the areas of research, typing and despatching of book orders.

* P h i l i p Paterson, former President of the P o l i c e H i s t o r i c a l S o c i e t y , f o r making the Society's records of Brisbane Water P o l i c e a v a i l a b l e to us.

* Necessary finance to launch our s e r i e s of p u b l i c a t i o n s was made a v a i l a b l e by the Bicentenary A u t h o r i t y from F e d e r a l , State and Lo c a l Government funds.

Joan Fe.nton. Gosford D i s t r i c t Local History

Study Group.

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F O R E W O R D

During recent decades l o c a l h i s t o r y has come to a t t r a c t growing i n t e r e s t throughout A u s t r a l i a . Evidence of t h i s can be seen i n the i n c r e a s i n g number of h i s t o r i c a l s o c i e t i e s that have been e s t a b l i s h e d and i n the enthusiasm displayed by members who w i l l i n g l y devote t h e i r spare time to research and w r i t i n g . One r e s u l t i s a s i g n i f i c a n t growth i n the volume of p u b l i c a t i o n s d e a l i n g with the development of d i f f e r e n t regions. In a d d i t i o n to producing jo u r n a l s c o n t a i n i n g a r t i c l e s based on o r i g i n a l research, a number of s o c i e t i e s have begun p u b l i s h i n g memoirs, d i a r i e s and other documentary sources.

The d e c i s i o n of the Gosford D i s t r i c t L o c a l H i s t o r y Study Group to embark on such a programme i s g r e a t l y to be welcomed. To under­stand the r i c h complexity of A u s t r a l i a ' s past i t i s important that as much as p o s s i b l e should be known about developments at the r e g i o n a l l e v e l . The study of l o c a l h i s t o r y i l l u m i n a t e s what has occurred i n a p a r t i c u l a r d i s t r i c t over a period of time. But i t a l s o has the p o t e n t i a l , when viewed i n a broader context, f o r c a s t i n g f r e s h l i g h t on the h i s t o r y of the n a t i o n as a whole. The p u b l i c a t i o n of documents i s v i t a l to t h i s process f o r once put i n p r i n t they become a c c e s s i b l e to a wide range of researchers who can form t h e i r own judgements about the course of events.

The Gosford Study Group has already achieved a g r e a l d e a l . Three s u b s t a n t i a l volumes d e a l i n g w i t h the Journals of the Reverend A l f r e d Glennie and the Brisbane Water Case have so f a r appeared. The current volume contains the Table of Contents and an Index of Names i n the M a g i s t r a t e s ' Records for the period 1826 to 1874. The r e g i s t e r s which w i l l be produced f o l l o w i n g t h i s volume throw valu a b l e l i g h t not only on the working of the j u d i c i a l system but a l s o on the l i v e s of those a f f e c t e d by i t . They touch on s o c i a l as w e l l as l e g a l and a d m i n i s t r a t i v e h i s t o r y and as such possess wide i n t e r e s t . The e d i t o r i a l work has been c a r r i e d out w i t h meticulous care and the h i s t o r i c a l s e t t i n g i s o u t l i n e d with considerable understanding and i n a way that gives added meaning to the R e g i s t e r s .

Plans have been announced f o r f u r t h e r volumes drawing on the s u b s t a n t i a l array of primary sources a v a i l a b l e f o r the Brisbane Water D i s t r i c t . What has so f a r been produced stands as a t r i b u t e to the d e d i c a t i o n , p r o f e s s i o n a l s k i l l , enthusiasm and f o r e s i g h t of the Study Group. Their e f f o r t s deserve r e c o g n i t i o n and success and they have placed a l l those i n t e r e s t e d i n A u s t r a l i a n h i s t o r y g r e a t l y i n t h e i r debt. One can only hope that t h e i r example w i l l i n s p i r e other r e g i o n a l groups to p u b l i s h s i m i l a r s e r i e s .

B r i a n H. F l e t c h e r B i c e n t e n n i a l Professor

U n i v e r s i t y of Sydney of A u s t r a l i a n H i s t o r y

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I N T R O D U C T I O N

The settlement of our d i s t r i c t began i n cl823 when the f i r s t grants of Crown Land were issued. They were mostly large grants, the landholders g e n e r a l l y r e s i d i n g i n Sydney. The landholders used gangs of assigned servants to c l e a r t h e i r e states under the s u p e r v i s i o n of overseers. The need soon arose to e s t a b l i s h a l o c a l a u t h o r i t y to p o l i c e a turbulent people and to enforce the law.

There were not enough l o c a l r e s i d e n t s to e s t a b l i s h an admin­i s t r a t i o n by l o c a l J u s t i c e s of the Peace as e x i s t e d i n England at that time. There was only one l o c a l landowner r e s i d i n g i n the d i s t r i c t who was regarded as a f i t person to become a P o l i c e Magistrate w i t h the l o c a l constabulary under h i s a u t h o r i t y . This f i r s t Magistrate was Willoughby BEAN, who began the f i r s t Bench Register i n 1826. He admin­i s t e r e d summary j u s t i c e from h i s house, which he used as a Court House, on the banks of E r i n a Creek.

From 1826 to 1874, seven r e g i s t e r s were f i l l e d , comprising some 3,000 pages. These r e g i s t e r s are a mixture of minutes, correspondence, d e p o s i t i o n s , memoranda and g e n e r a l l y a l l matters of which the Magistrates wished to make a permanent record.

The i n t e r e s t the r e g i s t e r s evoke i s tremendous. However, although they are being published i n t y p e s c r i p t form as part of the Hl^touLcal Reco/td^ OjJ the. CdntKal Coa6t New South Wate.6, the p u b l i s h i n g process takes time. In the i n t e r v a l , our object i s to make t h e i r contents a v a i l a b l e to l o c a l h i s t o r y students.

We have therefore compiled a l i s t of the content matter of each of the r e g i s t e r s , which w i l l enable the easy r e t r i e v a l of information p e r t a i n i n g to e i t h e r an event or subject of l o c a l s i g n i f i c a n c e . The reader i s r e f e r r e d to the page numbers of each of the r e g i s t e r s .

We have a l s o compiled an index to the names mentioned i n each of the r e g i s t e r s . These i n d i v i d u a l indexes w i l l appear i n each volume as they are published.

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However, f o r t h i s present volume, we have combined the i n d i v i d u a l indexes, p r o v i d i n g an index of some 4,000 e n t r i e s which give many thousands of references to the seven r e g i s t e r s . The reader i n t h i s instance i s r e f e r r e d to page numbers and r e g i s t e r symbols, which are explained i n an int r o d u c t o r y note preceding the index.

With t h i s volume we have a l s o provided a r t i c l e s d e a l i n g with the system of l o c a l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n of our area, together w i t h tables aimed at g i v i n g a c l e a r understanding of the e a r l y Brisbane Water D i s t r i c t C o uncil and of the i n d i v i d u a l s h o l d i n g the o f f i c e s of Magist r a t e , Clerk of the Bench and Chief Constable over the time period covered by the r e g i s t e r s .

B i o g r a p h i c a l notes on these people provide i n t e r e s t i n g i n f o rmation about i n d i v i d u a l s whose names are sometimes known, but about whom there has been l i t t l e p r e v i o u s l y published.

To help with p l a c i n g our l o c a l events i n the context of events i n New South Wales, we have included a table l i s t i n g the Governors of New South Wales, showing the relevant volumes of the HJiitoiAJCdt Re.c.oidi OfJ AvLitiaJUji which r e l a t e to each Governor's tenure.

A good knowledge and understanding of the working of our l o c a l government i n s t i t u t i o n s w i l l be gained by the study and use of t h i s present volume i n the s e r i e s of the HJiJit.OH.Jijc.oJL Re.coKd'i of, thz Cmtial Coa.-6t New SoLutk WaJiu.

Joan Ftnton,

Gosford D i s t r i c t L ocal H i s t o r y Study Group.

May, 1990.

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BOUNDARIES OF THE BRISBANE WATER POLICE DISTRICT There does not appear to have been an o f f i c i a l d e s c r i p t i o n of the Brisbane Water P o l i c e D i s t r i c t when the f i r s t P o l i c e Magistrate was appointed i n 1826. Two d i s t i n c t areas were s e t t l e d at that time: the c o a s t a l area between Broken Bay and Lake Macquarie, and the farming land along the Hawkesbury R i v e r and Mangrove and Popran Creeks.

On the coast, gangs of assigned servants c l e a r e d l a r g e grants f o r absentee landholders. The main p u r s u i t s were f e l l i n g trees and grazing c a t t l e . The area was reached by s a i l i n g v e s s e l s from Sydney. The po p u l a t i o n was under one hundred at the census of 1828.

The farming lands along the i n l a n d waterways were c u l t i v a t e d by a few f a m i l i e s of farmers, mostly emancipists, w i t h the help of one or two assignees. They grew grains and pumpkin and they burned mangroves for ashes. They t r a v e l l e d by s a i l i n g along the r i v e r to Sydney or Windsor. The farming community had p r a c t i c a l l y no contact w i t h the c o a s t a l region.

The P o l i c e M a g i s t r a t e extended h i s i n f l u e n c e over the two areas as fa r as Wiseman's on the r i v e r and Reid's Mistake on Lake Macquarie.

The f i r s t i n f l u e n c e on u n i f i c a t i o n of the two areas was when a Church of England M i n i s t e r was appointed i n 1838 and a C a t h o l i c P r i e s t appointed s h o r t l y a f t e r , both of whom resided i n Gosford (named i n 1839). Their m i n i s t r i e s covered the large r u r a l P a r i s h formed by the two areas.

The 1841 Census area taken from Gosford covered the whole area which had been d e f i n e d on 12 August 1840:

"Embracing the south-west p o r t i o n of the County of Northumberland; bounded on the north by a l i n e from Reid's Mistake across Lake Macquarie, bearing westerly to DORA CREEK, and by Dora Creek to WARRAWOLONG Range and to.Mt. Warrawolong, thence on the west by the west of the s a i d range to Mt. SIMPSON and the North road, and by the road to WISEMAN's Ferry; on the south by the HAWKESBURY and Broken Bay roads to Box Head on the Sea Shore, which forms the easte r n boundary to Reid's Mistake a f o r e s a i d . "

NSW GoveJinmml GazeXtz, 1840, pp. 785 and 824

When the D i s t r i c t Councils were created i n 1843, the boundaries of the Brisbane Water D i s t r i c t C o u n c i l No. 25, proclaimed on 19 September 1843, were those of the P o l i c e D i s t r i c t .

The 1841 Census revealed a population of 1,090 persons and 142 houses. The area of the d i s t r i c t i n 1844 was 559 square m i l e s of which only 14.2% was a l i e n a t e d .

The Country D i s t r i c t of Gosford was r e d e f i n e d on 29 February 1856. The d e s c r i p t i o n at t h i s time was the same as p r e v i o u s l y defined i n 1840 and 1843. The d i s t r i c t boundaries were de f i n e d again on 3 August 1878 and 20 March 1885 without any v a r i a t i o n to the e a r l i e r d e s c r i p t i o n .

Local Government The Justices of the Peace and Local Magistrates in England through the Centuries and their counterparts in the Colony of New South Wales from 1788

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THE ANCIENT INSTITUTION OF JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

EARLY BEGINNINGS IN ENGLAND

The system, though medieval, was the best that was possible at the time and i t worked surprisingly well. A system i s , after a l l , as good as the men who administer i t , and Justices of the Peace, who were mostly representing the gentry, must have been a decent kind of people. It must be said, however, that i t was also in their interests for the system to work in a f a i r fashion.

F. W. Maitland took much interest i n the subject and i s quoted by Esther Moir in her study as stating;

"Perhaps the most distinctively English part of a l l our governmental institutions was (the. LnitLtatlon] of J.P., and even in this century he remains a corner­stone of British administration. For over six centuries the J.P. has stood i n the front line to maintain law and order, and for most of that time he has been simultaneously the principal representative of central government and the focus of local power. That the office of J.P. should have been efficient, by and large devoid of perquisites, and unpaid makes i t as remarkable as i t is unique." [1]

The system of Justice of the Peace was adapted to and worked very well in conditions where the fabric of the society was s t i l l very rural and unsophisticated. It was conducted by representatives of the local gentry who possessed ascendancy over the population by their position and their education. It worked best in the centuries when England was s t i l l a rural nation. It also worked very well in Australia when similar economic and rural conditions prevailed. In our d i s t r i c t of Brisbane Water, this was the period from settle­ment to municipal incorporation, between 1826 and 1886. It was:

" . . . an office held by unpaid amateurs throughout six centuries of English history which has become . . . deeply embedded in national l i f e . " [2]

In the time of the Tudors the population in England was over­whelmingly rural.

"For the great majority of people for the greater part of this country's history the government in London was something remote, almost Irrelevant to their lives. The reality of government lay with their local Justice

[1] Moir, Esther "Tkd JuitLce. 0^ tke. Pza.ce.", Penguin Books, 1969.

[2] op. c i t . , page 9.

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Justice of the Peace, who, whether individually in his own front parlour, (oi) with a neighbour . . . (alio a izcJipLQjfit 0^ thz CommJuiJion 0<f tkz Pzact) determined matters of l i f e and death . . . "

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"They became the pivot of a l l government in the lo c a l i t y . " [5]

In the 14th century, communications in England were rudimentary. Most settlements were more than a week's ride distant from the centre of power. Safety was uncertain, and travel was on horseback in armed groups. The King communicated with the most Important of his subjects and they were apprised of his Instructions. He had no direct contact with the majority of his subjects who could not read. His w i l l was transmitted by the local authority, the lord of the manor, the local baron, earl or knight, the large landowner, the nobility, the gentry.

People in rural England f e l t that they belonged more to their native county rather than being subject of a Kingdom about which they had l i t t l e understanding. The local squires were the only authority they knew who could enforce their authority.

These local powers varied with the size of the estate, and with the influence, importance and social status of the individuals. They were the Keepers of the Peace, but they had no o f f i c i a l sanction from the central power. They merely dominated by their personality and the dependence of their tenants and retainers; the villagers and the population depended on them for work, patronage, shelter and survival. The popula­tion did not leave their parishes of birth except on rare occasions such as marriage.

Likewise, most of our local population, who were either government servants, i.e., convicts, or holders of Tickets of Leave, were assigned In a d i s t r i c t which they were not free to leave.

It was under the threat of a mounting crime wave - a situation which was not without similarity to that of the rural settlements i n New South Wales, distant from the central administration and d i f f i c u l t to access - that the Justices of the Peace were Instituted i n the 14th century. This was an attempt to strengthen the already existing forces of law and order which had been functioning without o f f i c i a l sanction and without uniformity. They had been set up spontaneously by the local landlords, the Peace Keepers.

[3] Like. UlZloughby Bean holding coait In hli home., "Ambol^e.", on the banki oi Eilna Cieek.

[4] Moir, Esther, op. c i t . , page 9. [5] op. c i t . , page 10.

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In the early years of the fourteenth century, temporary commissioners were issued as Keepers of the Peace to supplement the administration of justice, to local knights and gentry -those who might be expected to command respect in their l o c a l i t i e s . They were described i n an Act of 1327 (which did not in fact create the office, but merely gave statutory sanction to an already established system). They were given authority to arrest suspects and to inquire into felonies and trespasses. A restriction was Imposed that they might only ini t i a t e proceedings but not determine them. Their authority i n fact was too singularly limited to be efficient.

The House of Commons, representing the Interests of the gentry and burgesses, kept on urging the claims of commissions issued to the country gentry, demanding that they should be given to men with some knowledge of local conditions.

This i s similar to the complaints of Donnlson in his pamphlet "Tke. Bllibane. Waie/L Ca-4e4", on Governor Bourke having reduced the powers of local J.P.s thus causing the servants and Ticket of Leave holders to become restless and defiant.

The Statute of 1361 marked the transformation from Keepers to Justices of the Peace by the o f f i c i a l and permanent extension of their powers, giving them definite authority to determine felonies and trespasses. They never lost their power to determine the indictments they initiated. Moreover, their authority was gradually extended beyond criminal matters to cover economic and administrative aff a i r s .

Each Bench of Justices consisted essentially of country gentry with a sprinkling of lawyers. The Justices were to be men resident in their shire with some knowledge of local conditions. It was specified in 1439 that a l l J.P.s should be holders of land worth £20 per annum freehold, meaning that the status should be that of a country gentleman, and that a man should l i v e in the country, "be of sufficient l i v i n g and countenance" and "be neither unlearned nor ignorant". [6]

The central government technically appointed, and to a large extent controlled, the Justices. Their selection was subject to local influence and reflected local interest.

The numbers in the commission in the early fourteenth century was small, no more than four or five men to each county. The number of J.P.s sitting at Gosford was also small, often insufficient to discharge their duty without undue demand on their time. The greatest number of J.P.s available locally was six i n 1860 and i n 1862. Their number f a l l to three in 1848 and 1863 and was as low as two in 1866.

[6] Moir, Esther, op. c i t . , page 28.

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Every man named In the commission had to take an oath before he could serve, and his tenure of office then lasted until the issue of a new commission.

"The Commission of the Peace to which the Lord Chancellor appointed the Justices was not issued a l l at one time for the whole country, but when and where i t was necessary to add or to subtract names in any particular county. The new Justice then remained a magistrate for l i f e , or unt i l the death of a sovereign, unless his name was dropped from any future commission (which happened f a i r l y often) . . . This remained a strong weapon in the Government's disciplining of local worthies; i f they misbehaved they were l e f t off, despite their protests." [7]

This happened here locally, as mentioned further on, when J.P.s formed two antagonistic factions, and some of them lost their commission. [8]

The authority of the Bench was not limited by the social positions of delinquents. J.P.s could, and would, try any individual infringment of the law and imperilling of the peace, without reference to the social position of the offender.

"Sessions have the recurrent theme of violence, a violence moreover which was not limited to the peasantry and the lower order, for the Indictments on the session r o l l s t e l l of crimes committed by knights, canons, chaplains, local o f f i c i a l s , even by the justices them­selves." [9]

The situation was not different here as Bean, Donnlson, Moore, Hargraves and Lyall Scott, amongst others, a l l J.P.s, appeared before and were disciplined by the local Bench.

For a l l their shortcomings, the Justices of the Peace fu l l y bore out the faith of the Commons that they afforded the best potential means for keeping the peace. It may also be said that perhaps "the Crown approved of them particularly because they were cheap . . . " They were clearly the most satisfactory means of organising local government.

In 1607, local tyrannies and feuds not only disrupted the peace of landed society, but created an atmosphere which encouraged crime and rio t among the poor, the landless and the homeless. There were riots, brawls, assaults, murders, private feuds and local factions. It i s against this backdrop that the Justices were called to the Commission of the Peace.

[7] Moir, Esther, op. c i t . , page 28. Atto^nzy Qzmn.a.t PlunkeXt thn.QJitmzd to ^aipand HoMiy VoYiYUAon ^Kom thz CommiJ>i,Lon o^ thz Pzazz In 1837. Szz "Thz Bn.l6banz WatZA. Ca6z 1837-38" p. 36.

[8] Thz Commji&iloni oi thz Ja6tX.zz6 o^ thz Pzazz o^ thz B^Ubanz WatZK Bznzk luzfiz 6u6pzndzd In Hovembzn 1862. Szz Bznch Book JJJ, pp.114, 115.

[9] Moir, Esther, op. c i t . , page 22.

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This could nearly describe the state of Brisbane Water d i s t r i c t at the time of the Bllndberry case i n 1837, and thereafter.

Since most J.P.s belonged to the same general class of rural society, viz - local landed gentry, i t followed that many Justices sitting on the same bench were related.

Likewise, many of our local J.P.s were linked by family ties: Bean was the brother-in-law of Battley, who was related by marriage to the Helys. Hely i n turn was related to G.K. Mann and Nunn. Alfred Holden had married an Osborne. Willy Nunn married Fanny Holden, and his aunt Emma Nunn had married John Alexander Osborne!

This does not necessarily imply that they acted with one w i l l . Conflicts of Interest are not overridden by family connections; often family ties bring conflicts. However, our local J.P.s certainly did show in some circumstances that they shared a vested class interest when dealing with assigned servants who had exhibited laziness, dishonesty or antagonism towards a master, an attitude that most J.P.s, being land holders, may have experienced at one time or another.

In 17th century England, provision had been made for further education and training of the J.P.

"For those whose formal education stopped short of the Inns of Court, there were formal numbers of practical manuals produced as the author of one puts i t , 'to further the good endever of such gentlemen as bee trained up i n the continual study of the lawes.'" [10]

"The. Kuitiallxn MagLitKCUtt", a practical manual written by the Attorney General, John Hubert Plunkett, was produced for the same purpose of guiding J.P.s in their everyday duty on the Bench of New South Wales. [11]

A legal competence was common among Justices of the Peace. When they had not been formally trained i n law, the general education they had received produced Justices who were competent. They also had the opportunity to learn much from sitting on the Bench and observing the comportment of their brother magistrates. The clerk was often very competent. This was the case with our local Clerk of the Bench, Thomas Cade Battley, who was ready to give advice when solicited. Most had spent a number of years in the office and had a wide experience of the way to conduct the bench proceedings.

[10] Moir, Esther, op. c i t . , page 32. [11] Plunkett, John Henry, B.A., Solicitor General of New

South Wales, "A GuJjdz to the Duties o^ a Ju-itlce. 0(J the Peace, ioi the Colony o^ Wew South Wale^", Sydney, 1835.

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The services of the Justices of the Peace were virtually unpaid, and for that reason very well appreciated by the central administration. However, the office was onerous, mainly because of the time required to be devoted to the duties of attending on the bench.

THE LOCAL MAGISTRATES' DUTIES

The duties of the magistrates were of two natures; f i r s t l y , the keeping of the peace and dispensing of justice, and secondly, those duties of an administrative nature. These included f i l l i n g out and sending returns, taking Innkeepers' recognizances, mustering convicts, enforcing numerous regu­lations, licensing of alehouses, timber cutting and slaughter­houses, and advising on the e l i g i b i l i t y or otherwise of persons being granted a Ticket of Leave.

The Justice of the Peace i n Eighteenth Century England

The court had no power to hear c i v i l suits. Its jurisdiction did not extend to treason and some other major crimes, but this s t i l l l e f t the Justices to deal with murders, assaults, thefts, witchcraft, poaching and the countless other crimes l i k e l y to be committed i n a lawless countryside. In the lawless rural settlements of New South Wales i n the nineteenth century, the Justices were not called upon to judge witch­craft cases, but a l l the other crimes were represented -poaching on a grand scale was called cattle thieving in England and cattle duffing in Australia. The punishment available to the Justices i n New South Wales was not nearly as comprehensive and extensive as that available to the magistrates of the 17th century. They were flogging, ironing and gaoling, which were the only retributions available to our local magistrates, and then with the limitations of f i f t y or a hundred lashes (to the great disappointment of Henry Donnlson), or returning the offender to Sydney for t r i a l or for special treatment such as the tread-mill, iron gangs, etc. The earlier English magistrates could choose from hanging, branding, and whipping - as distinct from flogging. In England, flogging was common, hanging frequent; vagrants were branded and the parents of bastard children were whipped.

Notwithstanding the Justices' authority or even local power, the Crown and the Privy Council gave i t s orders to the local rulers and were expected to Intervene i f they were not duly executed. The Privy Council did not allow the Justices to forget for long that they were under i t s supervision and control. As a succession of orders and letters l a i d new

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demands upon them, the Council did not hesitate to see that these were properly carried out, nor was i t slow in punishing cases of negligence. It was always willing to investigate complaints of neglect or oppression brought against Justices. Cases of maladministration might be heard in chancery or by Justices of oyer and terminer, who were specially empowered to hear indictments on treasons, felonies and so on.

In our times, Justices were even more subject to scrutiny by the closeness of our d i s t r i c t to the seat of central administration, and the eagerness of newspapers to expose what they could construe as disgraceful conduct by local authority to help sales of their newspapers. They used mainly two devices: one was the letters to the editor (often with a tone of virtuous indignation), or reports made by the correspondents, with indignation and sarcasm. The f i l e of articles produced by Tkz Sydnzy Gazzttz at the time of the BlJUbanz (JJatzn. CaiZi i n 1837/38 is a good example of the Influence newspapers sought to exercise in relation to actions of Justices and Police Magistrates.

The rights of the individual were thus safeguarded to a certain extent against incompetent or biased ways of the local magistrate.

S t i l l , the country gentry formed the backbone of country society.

Differences Between the Justices of the Peace in England and i n the Colony

The system in New South Wales was obviously similar to that which was i n force i n England as i t was an institution brought directly from the Mother Country. However, the systems differed i n two respects, due to the particular nature of the Colony.

The Church was not represented on the benches at the time we are studying. Earlier, men of the cloth had been appointed magistrates, as was the custom in England. The Bishop of Australia was a de facto member of the Legislative Council, [12] and the Rev. Samuel Marsden was a magistrate at Parramatta. On occasions Marsden even tried his own servants, sentencing them to the lash or whatever, and ensured that the sentence was carried out.

In England i t had generally been the custom to appoint clergymen to the Commission of the Peace. The "Long Parliament", however, secured the exclusion of clergy and diocesan o f f i c i a l s in 1640 as part of i t s attack on the ecclesiastic hierarchy.

[12] kizhdzazon T. H. Scott wa4 appolntzd a Mzmbzn. oi thz Lzgl6latlvz Council In Tzbtuafiy 1829 [HRA Xl\J-623}. Thz Bishop 0^ ku^tKaJUji wa4 a dz ^acto mzmbzn. o^ thz EKZcativz Council, and ol thz Lzgi-ilatlvz Council [HRA XV-SIS and XV-34SJ.

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Later, the a b i l i t y of the clergy to be appointed was restored. The number of c l e r i c a l Justices on the Gloucestershire bench, for example, was growing throughout the century, un t i l by the 1780s there were fifteen. In Wiltshire too, the number of cleric Justices had shown a steady increase throughout the century.

The representation of the clergy on the bench during that century grew steadily. In 1811, Cobbett declared in his ToVUtLcal RtgUtZA that:

"In the country more than two-thirds, I believe, of those who attend at the Quarter Sessions are clergymen of the Church of England."

"The system placed the magistrates in the dubious position of on the one hand virtually i n i t i a t i n g a prosecution as head of the police, and on the other hand of acting as judge in a case he had himself initiated."

Governor Ph i l l i p was following a well-established practice therefore when he appointed Richard Johnson, the Colonial Chaplain, to the Magistracy within months of landing at Sydney Cove.

Major Grose dispensed with the c i v i l magistrates within days of Phillip's departure. When Hunter returned as Governor in 1795, he quickly reinstated the c i v i l magistrates, including [15],[16] Johnson. Several other Anglican clerg3nnen sat on the Bench; their judicial duties could only damage the cause of Colonial Christianity.

There were clergymen on the benches of Parramatta, Windsor and Wllberforce, of the Castlereagh, Airds and Appin dis t r i c t s , in Tasmania and at Norfolk Island.

The practice of appointing the clergy as magistrates in New South Wales came to an end i n 1827. It was discontinued by Governor Darling on the advice of Archdeacon Scott. [17]

In 1843 Alfred Holden expressed regret at the absence of the local parson from the number of the Councillors. Requested to supply names of suitable candidates, he answered the Governor's Private Secretary that there were very few suitable candidates, and ended his letter:

"I wish more than I can express that our excellent Clergyman Mr. Rogers could be of the numbers . • . and i f he cannot be appointed I would much wish at

[13] Cobbett, cited i n Moir, Esther, op. c i t . , pages 106 and 142. [14] Grocott, Allan M. "Convlct^i, Clojigymm and CkuiC-kdi", Sydney,

1980, page 231. [15] HRA, I - l , page 671. [16] HRA, I - l , page 698. [17] Scott to Darling, 15 May 1827, ML A850, page 391.

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the least his confidential opinion could be obtained..." [

In view of the acrimony in local p o l i t i c s , the coercive nature of the duties and punitive actions that the local magistrates were bound to adopt, i t seems quite appropriate that a clergyman was prevented from sitting on the bench where he may have been led to compel assigned servants - on the threat of physical punishment - to attend his own church's religious services.

Comparing the Police Force and the Bench in England and in the Colony;

There was a fundamental difference between the two concepts and their application which can be immediately summarised as follows: In England there was no established police force, and in the Colony there was a police establishment maintained by the Government.

The peacekeeping machinery of England during the Napoleonic Wars was more or less what i t had been during the year of the Armada. The duty of police was voluntary and amateur. The Justice remained the essential guardian of established order.

Amateurs who offered their services were paid by result. The saying "No sedition, no pay!" meant that voluntary forces of police were assembled only in cases of emergency, in particular when situations arose such as riots, plundering gangs roaming the countryside, and organised disruption of the peace. Action on anything beyond this depended upon the Justices and the forces they controlled ujhlck we^e not paid I

Three instruments were available to suppress riots, a l l of which could be called on by the magistrates. The f i r s t was the voluntary defence associations which could be constituted by any loyal minority and their expenses paid by voluntary subscriptions. The equivalent to that system in the Colony, in cases of emergency, were parties led by public-minded settlers, or the formation of posses, set up to hunt the bushrangers and various other malefactors.

This system of vigilantes or voluntary self-defence is quite i l l e g a l nowadays.

The second resort was to assemble a compulsory levy - the old system of "Watch and Ward" revised and brought up to date by an Act of 1812. Both were resorted to occasionally

[18] April 1, 1843.

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and spasmodically. They were common practices which were o f f i c i a l l y endorsed as long as they had been called by and were under the authority of the local magistrate. Locally, this took the form of a punitive force of armed settlers.

If these two modes were not successful, often because of the repugnance of the participants, then the Magistrate could c a l l on the M i l i t i a , a local armed force. When the M i l i t i a , as often happened, showed reluctance in putting down local unrest by fighting against neighbours, then the Magistrate could c a l l in the military forces, which surprisingly they often did.

There was no M i l i t i a in NSW, but the equivalent was to c a l l in the armed forces from Sydney, as was done by Willoughby Bean. In February, 1827, having received Information that a group of bushrangers was in the vi c i n i t y . Bean requested that a corporal and a party be sent from Sydney. Bean was [19] sent a military party from the 39th Regiment under a Lieutenant acting as Brigade Major. In doing this. Bean was following a British tradition. The military parties were subordinate to the Magistrate and followed his instructions.

In NSW, however, the local Magistrates or the Police Magistrate had under their authority a regular police establishment consist­ing of constables, a lock-up keeper, a scourger, etc., appointed to the position and regularly paid by the government.

This establishment arose from the particular nature of the penal settlement. The most l i k e l y breaches of the peace were expected to come from government servants - the convicts -and i t was therefore Incumbent upon the government to police i t s own delinquents and felons.

At that time, in the 1830's, the peacekeeping machinery at the disposal of the local authorities over most of rural England, consisted, much as i t had done for the previous four centuries, of the high constables of the hundreds (an administrative subdivision comprising a number of parishes) supported by the petty constables of the parishes and town­ships. The latter was a particularly unpopular office, involving neither status nor remuneration.

In Victorian England the whole community was expected to turn out to assist the peace officers in the event of a disturbance.

In England in 1839, fifty-three boroughs possessed no police, and in 1848 twenty-two corporate towns were s t i l l without one.

[19] Tickets of Leave, 4/5525 - TLC:349.

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Even after the disturbances of 1842 In the West Riding, Lord Wharncllffe wrote to the Home Office In October of that year that there was not the slightest probability of a rural police being established In the county.

The Norfolk police in 1841 were rather Ingloriously forced to detain their prisoners by chaining them to bed-posts or to mangers in stables for lack of more efficient lock-ups.

In NSW, the troublesome or violent convicts were similarly chained to heavy logs or trees in the very f i r s t years of settlement, but locally, three years after the arrival of the f i r s t settlers, a lock-up and watch house of some description had been provided by Willoughby Bean at Brisbane Water. He also had three permanent paid constables under his authority.

The organisation of the police system in the colony in the 1830's may appear to modern eyes to have been primitive, but by com­parison to the system operating in England, i t was well-organised and was due, as we have seen, to the original status of penal colony where a police force was a necessity from the beginning; no such need had been f e l t in rural England. The colony was managed by a centralised armed organisation, where the Governor wielded much power and Initiative. Police organisation in rural England had been l e f t through centuries to the Justices' Initiatives or lack of i t , the main problem being to find funds for salaries. The funds needed for the Colonial police came from the Military Chest; they came from the Mother Country and not from the pockets of the Colonists, who were the ones who benefited the most from the exertions of the police which guaranteed their interests in a certain measure.

It was therefore to be expected that the Home Office would seek means to save the expenses of Colonial police forces from the Military Chest by shifting the cost, or part of i t , onto those who most benefited.

This was a l l the more logical when the discontinuation of transportation greatly reduced the convicts; the original reason for which police had been organised and funded by the Colonial Office.

In 1843 the District Councils were formed. One of their objectives and the main cause of the opposition to their acceptance, was to place half the cost of maintaining the police forces upon the free settlers, who argued that the existence of the force was entirely due to the presence of convicts and therefore was the responsibility of the govern­ment and should be supported by i t .

The funding of Police Establishments loomed large in the discussions and were a significant part of the reason for

London's top-hatted Peelers take to the streets in 1829: from the Oxford Illustrated Encyclopaedia: World History

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bringing about the rejection of District Councils and also of local government when i t was proposed - the prospect of independence also carried with i t the likelihood of large costs to the community.

The concept of local parish police was not sustainable as i t equated with fragmentation of forces. Local recruitment and training would lead to forces of various efficiencies and different potentials for successful results.

In England, the f i r s t professionally conducted police force was one which Peel organised in London, hence the common nickname "Peelers". This was the f i r s t metropolitan police force established.

"The suggestion of instituting a professional police force, trained, controlled and paid by local taxation, was greeted with cries of horror as 'continental' and 'Tyrannous'. It was assumed that there were throughout the country local gentry of Integrity and abi l i t y who could be counted upon to defend the rights of property and restrain society within i t s proper channels." [20]

It was at last recognised that a police force must be based upon centralisation and uniformity, sharing Information and training, and be above parish rivalry.

[20] Moir, Esther, op.cit., page 124.

Local Administration THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND LOCAL MAGISTRATES AT BRISBANE WATER FROM 1826 Police Magistrates from 1826 Justices of the Peace from 1844 Police Magistrates from 1867 LOCAL GOVERNMENT District Council: 1843-1854 Municipal Borough Council: 1886-1894

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A D M I N I S T R A T I O N

ENFORCEMENT OF LAW AND ORDER IN THE EARLY YEARS

The behaviour of i n d i v i d u a l s i n a free s o c i e t y i s not l e f t e n t i r e l y to t h e i r own choice. The group to which they belong expects them to behave according to a code of r u l e s accepted by the m a j o r i t y .

In more evolved and l a r g e r s o c i a l groups the accepted behaviour i s w r i t t e n i n a code of laws which has been edicted i n a defined manner and the a p p l i c a t i o n of the law i s entrusted to people appointed f o r that purpose.

The process of making laws and of ensuring that they are respected may be vested i n a unique a u t h o r i t y which may be a group of people or a s i n g l e i n d i v i d u a l .

In the e a r l y days of the Colony, the Governor was the maker and the enforcer of the r u l e s , but as great as h i s power was, i t was s t i l l l i m i t e d . The Governor had to conform to the t r a d i t i o n a l laws of England as defined and a p p l i e d there. He a l s o was required to r e f e r to the Home Secretary f o r con­f i r m a t i o n that h i s r e g u l a t i o n s were l a w f u l . In some cases h i s orders were declared i n v a l i d , f o r instance, when he d i r e c t e d free c i t i z e n s to be mustered.

The Governor r e l i e d on the m i l i t a r y and the p o l i c e to enforce the l e g i s l a t i o n and to see that h i s r e g u l a t i o n s were respected. O c c a s i o n a l l y , he a l s o delegated h i s powers when he was absent or too remote from the areas where h i s a d m i n i s t r a t i o n extended f o r him to be able to supervise d i r e c t l y .

When a d i s t r i c t , h i t h e r t o u n s e t t l e d , became open to settlement, grants of land were given. In the space of a few years the area would become populated. I t then became e s s e n t i a l to ensure that common laws were respected to protect the i n h a b i t a n t s curb the delinquents, and see that the p a r t i c u l a r e d i c t s of the Government were complied w i t h . A r e p r e s e n t a t i o n of the c e n t r a l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n had to be implemented as soon as i t was perceived to be necessary.

BRISBANE WATER

The f i r s t grants i n t h i s part of the Colony are dated from 1823. They were mostly large grants - i n the c o a s t a l region at l e a s t - and as many landowners l i v e d i n Sydney, they put

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a large number of assigned servants ( c o n v i c t s ) to work on t h e i r estates to cut down the timber and c l e a r the land.

They were a rather unruly mob and had to be held i n check i f a modicum of s o c i a l order was to be preserved. In 1826 i t had become urgent to set up a proper l o c a l a u t h o r i t y .

THE JUSTICES OF THE PEACE

The usual way to ensure order i n England was to appoint l o c a l r e s i d e n t s to the Commission of the Peace, empowering them, as J u s t i c e s of the Peace, to represent the a u t h o r i t y and to enforce the laws. The J.P.s met at r e g u l a r i n t e r v a l s i n a Court House, and they sat side by side to take d e p o s i t i o n s , to t r y lawbreakers i n minor cases, and to i n s t r u c t the con­s t a b l e s (who were under t h e i r d i r e c t a u t h o r i t y ) to apprehend mi s c h i e f makers. The more serious cases of felony, murder and the l i k e were r e f e r r e d to a higher j u r i s d i c t i o n .

The l o c a l magistrates conducted C o r o n i a l i n q u i r i e s i n cases of sudden death, and t h e i r a u t h o r i t y extended g e n e r a l l y to matters of p u b l i c concern: disturbances, petty t h e f t s , arson, larceny, contraband, poaching, c a t t l e s t e a l i n g and g e n e r a l l y a l l i l l i c i t a c t i v i t i e s of which they became aware.

Their actions were, however, c l o s e l y watched by the c e n t r a l a d m i n i s t r a t i o n by which they were appointed. The Commission of J u s t i c e of the Peace was granted f o r a space of two years and was not renewed a u t o m a t i c a l l y .

ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS OF THE POLICE DISTRICT OF BRISBANE WATER

The Area, the System, the Men, and t h e i r Records

The Area; The P o l i c e D i s t r i c t of Brisbane Water covered the present l o c a l government areas of Gosford and Wyong. I t extended from Broken Bay i n the south to Lake Macquarie as high as the mouth of Dora Creek i n the north, and i n the west as f a r as Wiseman's Ferry.

The System was that of appointed P o l i c e Magistrates who, i n s p e c i a l cases, r e l i e d on the support of l o c a l J u s t i c e s of the Peace. The o f f i c e of P o l i c e M a g i s t r a t e , which was a s a l a r i e d p o s i t i o n , was discontinued at Brisbane Water i n 1844. From that year, the a d m i n i s t r a t i v e o f f i c e was f i l l e d

[1] Vz^lntd WSW GG, 1840, 12 AuguU, pp. 782 & 824.

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by L o c a l M a g i s t r a t e s , that i s , the l o c a l J u s t i c e s of the Peace, who sat together i n twos or threes to administer j u s t i c e , d i r e c t the l o c a l p o l i c e f o r c e , and forward reports and returns to the c e n t r a l a u t h o r i t y i n Sydney.

In 1867, the system reverted to appointed s a l a r i e d P o l i c e Magistrates who held s p e c i a l powers defined i n an Act of 1857, to enable them to act alone i n t h e i r c a p a c i t y of magistrate.

Their Records; They l e f t us seven r e g i s t e r s f o r Brisbane Water dated from 1826 to 1874. The f i r s t i s the r e g i s t e r opened by Willoughby BEAN i n August 1826, t i t l e d " T i c k e t s of Leave and other Quarterly Returns &c". I t contains 541 pages covering the years to 1840. The s i x others are n e a t l y d i v i d e d i n t o three Bench Books (covering 1835 to 1874) and three Deposition Books (1836 to 1872), the number of pages being 1,352 and 1,051 r e s p e c t i v e l y , b r i n g i n g the t o t a l number of pages to 2,944. This does not include the pages l i s t i n g content matter and the indexes of names which have been com­p i l e d f o r each of the seven r e g i s t e r s . A separate amalgamated index and a separate r e g i s t e r of content matter w i t h i n t r o ­ductions to a l l the r e g i s t e r s from 1826 to 1874 have a l s o been produced (of which t h i s i s the i n t r o d u c t i o n ) . We therefore have a very comprehensive record of the magistrates of the P o l i c e D i s t r i c t of Brisbane Water covering nearly h a l f a century.

LOCAL POLICE MAGISTRATES

There were four e a r l y P o l i c e Magistrates charged w i t h admin­i s t e r i n g the d i s t r i c t of Brisbane Water from 1826 to 1844.

In the f i r s t few years the population was ra t h e r sparse, t o t a l l i n g only 99 souls at the time of the 1828 Census, and composed l a r g e l y of assigned servants and T i c k e t of Leave h o l d e r s , s t i l l t h e o r e t i c a l l y bound to masters, or required to stay i n a designated area. Owing to the nature of the population, i t was necessary to have a l o c a l magistracy to represent the Government; few were able or q u a l i f i e d to s i t on the Bench.

In 1826, only one re s i d e n t was found to f u l f i l the conditions r e q u i r e d f o r the p o s i t i o n . He was Willoughby BEAN, His land was a 2000 acre grant at E r i n a extending to T e r r i g a l . He had h i s home, which he c a l l e d AmboL&e.} b u i l t on the banks of E r i n a Creek. BEAN was not married at t h i s time. The

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r e s p o n s i b i l i t y of h i s o f f i c e was impressive, and the time he had to devote to i t was great. He had only three constables to a s s i s t him i n keeping order i n a huge d i s t r i c t . He had no c l e r k to keep h i s books or w r i t e the correspondence. He had to b u i l d a watch house and lock-up, and h i s home was the Court House. He al s o had to develop h i s own land make a l i v i n g .

He took up h i s appointment i n August 1826. By June, 1831, he was in s o l v e n t and was i n v i t e d to r e s i g n h i s o f f i c e .

The o f f i c e was l e f t vacant f o r two years as no-one could be found who was w i l l i n g to take on the r e s p o n s i b i l i t y of the job.

A p e t i t i o n of the i n h a b i t a n t s was c o l l e c t e d and sent to Governor DARLING j u s t as he was about to leave the Colony. F i n a l l y , a r e t i r e d army l i e u t e n a n t who had taken up land i n the f a r north of the d i s t r i c t was induced by Governor BOURKE to take up the appointment that he had p r e v i o u s l y d e c l i n e d . Jonathan WARNER was h i s name, and he v i s i t e d the d i s t r i c t twice a month. I t was a rather long journey from WARNER's home at School H i l l o verlooking Warner's Bay, Lake Macquarie, to the Court House at Brisbane Water, tak i n g him two days to t r a v e l each way. At one stage WARNER took steps to move to Brisbane Water w i t h h i s fa m i l y , but ev e n t u a l l y he resigned the p o s i t i o n , probably through f r u s t r a t i o n .

His successor was appointed immediately i n October, 1836. Alured Tasker FAUNCE was a m i l i t a r y c a p t a i n who had no previous connection with the d i s t r i c t or i t s p o p u l a t i o n . He made mistakes i n h i s handling of l o c a l a f f a i r s and he antagonised some i n d i v ­i d u a l s assumed by him to have been i m p l i c a t e d i n unlawful c a t t l e d e a l i n g s . He could not j u s t i f y h i s heavy-handed actions against these i n d i v i d u a l s i n a court of law, and he l e f t the d i s t r i c t i n March 1837.

A l f r e d HOLDEN, FAUNCE's successor, came i n December 1837. He had been magistrate at I l l a w a r r a , and had experienced troubles s i m i l a r to those encountered here by FAUNCE, but had been v i n d i c a t e d . He was very s u c c e s s f u l l o c a l l y , and h i s stay was the longest. He saw the d i s t r i c t grow to 1,075 souls by 1841. He witnessed the change from r u r a l settlement to the c r e a t i o n of urban centres - small v i l l a g e s r a t h e r , but wi t h p o t e n t i a l f o r an urban s o c i e t y ,

[2] A ^ull account the, hoilXIltlti which occaiteA beJMZzn Captain VAUNCE, Pollcz MaglAtiatt thz B^libanz WateA VlitKlct, and thiz-t local landholdeA6 on iU'iplclon cattlz th^t, with all Iti zpliod&6, Li the. iubje.ct o^ "The Brisbane Water Case 1837-8" one. 0^ thz \JOlumZi, publlihtd by the Go^i^oid Study Gioup In the. 6eAle.i o^ " H i s t o r i c a l Records of the C e n t r a l Coast of New South Wales".

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He was magistrate when PEEK's Township at Brisbane Water was surveyed i n 1838 and the f i r s t allotments s o l d i n February of that year. Soon a f t e r 1841 he saw the Government township take shape. He took part i n the establishment l o c a l l y of the Church of England. He was a t r u s t e e of the church lands, and chairman of a committee f o r the b u i l d i n g of a parsonage, a school and two churches. He a l s o saw the disappearance of the assignment system which changed the nature of l o c a l s o c i e t y . He a l s o had a l a r g e r p o l i c e f o r c e .

HOLDEN resigned when Governor GIPPS created the D i s t r i c t Councils and appointed him Warden. I t was a time of Government money-saving p o l i c y . Many P o l i c e Magistrate p o s i t i o n s were abolished and that saved much money. The p o s i t i o n of Warden was not remunerated.

A l f r e d HOLDEN received the appointment of Warden of the new C o u n c i l , a purely honorary o f f i c e , i n exchange f o r a s a l a r i e d p o s i t i o n . He had no p r i v a t e income, and as he had a large family and had to make a l i v i n g , he resigned. He was n e i t h e r an ex-army o f f i c e r nor a landowner. He l e f t Gosford, but remained i n the d i s t r i c t f o r a short time, l i v i n g at Newport at the mouth of Dora Creek, before moving away.

This brought about the end of the P o l i c e Magistrates as they had been f u n c t i o n i n g f o r 18 years.

The f o l l o w i n g t a b l e shows the tenure of the four e a r l y P o l i c e M a g i s t r a t e s . The dates have been ascertained from n o t i f i c a t i o n s i n s e r t e d i n the Government Gazettes. When such o f f i c i a l informa­t i o n was not r e a d i l y a v a i l a b l e , the dates were extracted from the e n t r i e s i n the r e g i s t e r s of the Bench.

A p e t i t i o n was made by the i n h a b i t a n t s asking f o r the appointment of P o l i c e at Brisbane Water: Constable Robert HENDERSON was appointed i n March, 1825. The P o l i c e Magistrates were appointed as f o l l o w s : Willoughby BEAN 21 August 1826 TOL Cor. p.345

to 22 A p r i l 1831 TOL Cor. p.393 A p e t i t i o n was then made by the i n h a b i t a n t s asking f o r the appointment of a new P o l i c e M a g i s t r a t e : Jonathan WARNER September 1833 TOL I. p . l

to 1 October 1836 TOL I. p.17 Alured T. FAUNCE 1 October 1836 Gov.Gaz. p.733

to 16 March 1837 BB.I. p.135 A l f r e d HOLDEN 22 December 1837 Gov.Gaz. p.889

to 25 January 1844 BB.II. p.408

[ 1 0 8 4 J

George TowDsliend, Francis Plaister Trapaud, William Verner, Richard VVaddy, Charles William Wall , Jonathan Warner, Aiesander Warren, Robert Andrew Waucb, William Charles Went-worth, Robert Marsh Westmacott, Edward Weston, Henry Croasdaile Wilson, Thomas Braidwood Wilson, Thomas Wills, Charles Windeyer, Richard Windeyer, James Wright, Samuel Wright, George Wyndham, William Henry Yaldwyn, and Henry Zouch, Esquires.

GREETING —

KN O W Y E , that we have assigned you and each and every of you jointly and severally

to be Our Justices to keep Our Peace, in Our Colony of New South Wales and its Dependencies, and to keep and cause to be kept all Ordinances and Statutes for the preservation of the Peace, and fur the quiet rale and government of Our People, made in all and singular their Articles in Our said Colony and its Dependencies, according to the form and effect of the same; and to punish all Persons offending against the said Ordinances and Statutes, or any of them, in the said Colony 0^ its Dependencies ; and to cause to come before you, or any one or more of you, all those within Our said Colony and its Dependencies, who to any one or more of Our People, concerning their Bodies or the firing of their Houses, shall have used threats, to find sufficient security for the Peace, or their good behaviour towards Us and Our People ; and if they shall refuse to find such Security, then them in our Prisons, until they shall find such Security, to cause to be safely kept.

We have also assigned you and either of you, with any one or more of such Justices as are here­by or shall hereafter be duly commissioned by Us in that behalf, to enquire the truth more fully, by all lawful means by which the truth of the matter shall be better known, of all and a'l manner of Felonies, Poisonings, Trespasses, or Extortions whatsoever, and of all and singular other Crimes and Offences of which the Justices of Our Peace, may or ought lawfully to enquire by whomsoever and after what manner soever in the said Colony or its Dependencies dcue or perpetrated, or which shall happen to be done or attempted.

And also of all those who in the aforesaid Co­lony or its Dependencies, in Companies against Our Peace in disturbance of Our People, with armed force have gone or rode or hereafter shall presume to go or ride, and also of all those who have there lain in wait or hereafter shall presume to lie in wait to main, or cot, or kil l Our People.

And also of all Vituallers, and all and singular other Persons, who in the abuse of Weights or Measures or in selling Victuals against the Form of the Ordinances and Statutes, or any of them therefore made for the common benefit of the said Colony and its Dependencies, and Our People thereof have offended or attempted or hereafter shall presume in the said Colony or its Depeoden-cies to offend or attempt.

And also of all Sheriff^s Constables, Keepers of Gaols, and other Officers, who, in the execution of their Offices about the Premises, or any of them have unduly behaved themselves, or hereafter shall presume to behave themselves nnduly, or have been or shall happen hereafter to be careless, re­miss, OT negligent, in Ou» aforesaid Colony or its Dependencies.

And of all and singular Articles and circum­stances, and all oilier things whatsoever that con­cern the Premises, or any of them, by whomso­ever, and after what manner soever, in Our afore­said Colony and its Dependencies, done or perpe­trated, or which hereafter shall happen to be done or attempted in what manner soever.

And to inspect all indictments whatsoever so before you, or any one of you, with such Justice or Justices as aforesaid taken or to be taken or before others late Our Justices of the Peace in the aforesaid Colony or its Dependencies, made or taken and not yet determined, and to make and continue processes thereupon against all and sin­gular the persons so indicted or who before you hereafter shall happen to be so indicted until they can be taken, surrender themselves, or be out-la#ed.

And to hear and determine all and singular the Felonies, Poisonings, Trespasses, Extortions, U n ­lawful Assemblies, and Indictments aforesaid, and all and singular other the Premises according to the Laws and Statutes of England and of the said Colony and its Dependencies as in the like case it has been accustomed or ought to have been done.

And the same offenders and every of them for their offences by Fiues, Ransoms, Amerciaments, Forfeitures, and other means, as according to the Laws and Cmtoms of England or form of the Ordinances and Statutes aforesaid it has been ac­customed or ought to have been done to chastise and punish.

Provided always. That i f a case of difficulty upon the determination of any of the Premises before you, or any one or more of you, shall happen to arise, then let judgment in no wise be given thereon before you or any one of you, unless in the presence of one of Our Justices of the Su­preme Court of the said Colony.

And therefore, we command you and each and every of you that to keep the Peace and Ordin­ances, Statutes, and all and singular other the Premises you diligently apply yourselves, and that at certain days and places duly appointed, or to be appointed for these purposes into the Premises, ye make enquiries, and all and singular the Premises, hear and determine, and perform and fulfil them in the aforesaid form, doing therein what to justice appertains according to the Law and Custom of England saving to us the Amer­ciaments and other things to us therefrom belong­ing.

And we command Our Sheriff of the said Co­lony, at certain days and places duly appointed, or to be appointed as aforesaid, to be aiding by all lawful means in the performance and ine execu­tion of the Premises.

In testimony whereof, we have caused these our Letters to be made Patent, and the Great Seal of Our said Colony to be hereunto affixed.

Witness, Our Trusty and Well-beloved Sir George Gipps, Knight, Our Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief of the Territory of New South Wales and its Dependencies, at Government House, Sydney, this eighth day of December, One thousand eight hundred and thirty-eight.

(t. 8.1 " G E O R G E G I P P S . " Bu His Excellency's Command,

E . D B A S T H O M S O N .

Printed at the '^Herald" Office, Lower George-ttreet Price Os.

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EARLY POLICE FORCE IN BRISBANE WATER

The Chief or District Constables

Finding candidates willing and able to perform the duties of constable was a recurring problem for the local Police Magistrates during the early years of our settlement. In most cases, the Magistrates were forced to resort to the appointment of former or even current prisoners of the Crown, Most of these constables were neither satisfactory nor reliable. Few could read, and fewer could write. It was even more d i f f i c u l t to f i l l the position of Chief Constable, also referred to as District Constable.

Robert HENDERSON was our f i r s t District Constable, appointed In Apr i l , 1825, even before the local Police Magistrate, who was not appointed before 1826. We do not know exactly how long HENDERSON acted as Chief Constable, or the date on which he ceased those duties.

In April 1831, CAPE of Wyong wrote a letter to complain to the Governor about the Inefficiency of the local Police Force.f7j A report from Maltland dated 6th A p r i l replies to the facts advanced by CAPE.

In the letter of complaint, CAPE wrote;

"I hope I may be permitted to ask why the Government continues i n their employ as constables in the District of Northumberland Messrs. HENDERSON....regular farming and trading men totally unfit for the office."

The report concurs with CAPE, stating:

"The District Constable HENDERSON alone possesses a farm, he i s said to be a man of some property, speculates in ship building and owns a trading vessel....He appears to be an active intelligent man but I consider i t quite impossible that he can do his duty efficiently with so many other things to attend to. Your Excellency (may) determine on appointing some person to the office whose private affairs are less l i k e l y to take up his attention than HENDERSON."

It i s evident that being a farmer with fourteen men (eight free and six assigned servants) on 500 acres, and acquiring more land a l l the time - he was the eighth largest landholder i n 1828 -HENDERSON could not devote much time to what should have been a f u l l time profession, that of a Chief Constable. He was also the owner of a coastal trader assuring regular supplies to the d i s t r i c t .

[tj On 31 May 1831, Colonial Sii.cieXan.ij McLeay to Principal StipeAlntendent oi Police.: "TheJie, being no maglitiate. [PHSi.48].

NOTE: P o l i c e H i s t o r i c a l Society's f i l e s Indicated thus:- PHSf.[page number].

T H U R S D A Y , A P R I L PI, 1825.

immander in Chief has thought proper to direct, that all Public Communications which may appear in the Sytfn< 1 with any Official Signature, are to be oonsidercd as Official-Communications made to those Persons to whom tt

lIH III, r,s >ri\ ,,1,>UM.),

tbourer, ui the immediate Service of Government, Hoiiour of this auspicious Occasion.

Bt/ Command uf His Excellency^ kjor-Gcneral Sir Thomas Brisbane^ K. C. B.

J . O V E N S , Major of Briga**.

Grovern D ex t and General Order COLOMA?. S e C B E T A R Y ' S OfFICE, 50tll ApRit,

"^HE G O V E R N O R has been pleased to approve of - thf followiHQ- Appointments Ttfre Townvof Liver|Hw>J—Mr. G«<>fgfe Ca tanagfl j fro-Clerk to the B a< b of Magristrates. ithe Dibtrict of Caniffrn—Mr. John Wild, jimior, to be Clerk to the Bencli of Ma^istratfs. iiRobinson, holding a Ticket of Leave, to b e an Ordinary, ind J a D K S V^estfold, ^hip Minerva (5), to b e an Honorary C<UJstjiliJe.

the District of Brisbane Water—Mr. Robert Anderson {Crefc),.to be Chief Coostabie. the Tov n of Windso»'---Jamesjrijioi) (free), to be a Conr itpbJe, in the Uo^ni of Barnsidrs, ri'si^ned.

3y H's Excellency's Command, - GouLcuiiN, Colonial Secretary,

«JtTi»»»*,•»••* » » . » A * » . « A At»»A *t %<S l.«**A Ai.«*A/>%«>A ^••sA A><*A Xk>»Jd

G overnmeni Public Notice. CoLomAL 8BCJIBTABV'S O F F I C F , 20th A P R I L , 1825.

t S l G H T Y S P A N I S H D O I L A R S , or an p i E M A N C I P A T I O N , win be issued from this Office,

tjje Appreheniioii of the following^ Convict, accused of ritms Oiu i ^ i h t , Diatiint uf Dfiii^eHy miSllY BAMtH, about Jive feet ten ivchcss and a [fhigk, brown haivy dark eyes^ fair eomplexwn^ and )1kt twenty'i/free years of age. Canfe in the Asia (2).

Bjf Command of His Excf ilf iicv^

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From Police reports, we know that there was a Chief Constable at Brisbane Water in 1835 with an annual income of £75, but i n 1836, a Chief Constable was wanted.

Finding a suitable candidate to replace HENDERSON was not as easy a task as we might imagine when we study the antics of the constables under BEAN and WARNER. A James DANNELL was approached and offered the position, but he declined.

Robert SCOTT, an ordinary constable, was appointed to the position of Chief Constable under WARNER. He i s mentioned in a report on the death of James McMAHON, dated 12th July 1836.[2] We know of him mostly through his deficiencies in f u l f i l l i n g the duties of his position.

"A man calling himself James THOMPSON was apprehended... was placed in the lockup under the charge of Mr. SCOTT, the Chief Constable, on 9th July 1836. THOMPSON escaped from the constable but was retaken...On 13th July SCOTT took THOMPSON under his charge...on 14th July THOMPSON escaped and i s s t i l l at large "

WARNER called SCOTT a "milksop" and gives his opinion that James DREW who arrived here as lockup keeper on 10th July 1836 w i l l make a good Chief Constable.f5J

A. T. FAUNCE, the new Magistrate, would not put up with the improper behaviour of the Force. He dismissed most of i t in the persons of his Chief Constable and his scourger/lockup keeper.

In a letter dated 4th March 1837, Captain FAUNCE reports that:

"Robert SCOTT, former Chief Constable, was charged with neglecting to report the drunkenness of the scourger, and on another date for taking WYATT [tk^ icouigZA] and a female prisoner of the Crown (whom the scourger had i n charge) to a house and drinking with them."

The Chief Constable had therefore been dismissed for improper conduct in December 1836, causing the position to become vacant again.

Robert SCOTT i s not found in the 1828 Census or on any other l i s t . We know of him only through the mention of his name and the instance of his dismissal. He does not seem to have stayed in the d i s t r i c t .

[2] HJUtoKlcoUi Re.coKd4) the. Centiat Coa6t New South Wale.6: CC1, p.107.

[3] Wa^neA to Colonial SzaxetaKy: 4/2329,3, PHS^.1

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On 31st December 1836, FAUNCE recommended for the Governor's consideration the name of James DREW, the lockup keeper, to be appointed Chief Constable i n lieu of Robert SCOTT, dismissed.

James DREW was a former sergeant in the 4th Regiment. He was recommended by Jonathan WARNER for the position of lockup keeper, to which he was appointed on 10th July 1836. He was subsequently recommended and appointed to the position of Chief Constable. He resigned this position, however, on 30th September 1837.

Magistrate FAUNCE recommended to the Governor that Dennis DWYER, also a discharged sergeant from the 4th Regiment, succeed James DREW and this recommendation was approved, Dennis DWYER was to stay in that position u n t i l 1852 when he resigned.

We have no further Information on James DREW. A "Mr. DREW" appears i n some court cases in 1862, but this could be referring to HELY's brother-in-law.

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POLICE ESTABLISHMENT AT BRISBANE WATER: EARLY DISTRICT/CHIEF

1825

1825

1830

1831 1831

Apr 5

Apr 21

Apr 6 Apr 22

1833 Jan 1

1834 Jul

1834 Aug 9

1835

1835

1836 Jan

1836 Apr

1836 Apr 26

1836 Jun 17

1836 Jul 9 1836 Jul 14

1836 Oct 1

CONSTABLES

There i s no Police Force i n the District. Letter from HELY to the Governor. Robert ANDERSON, free, appointed Chief Constable at Brisbane Water. Brisbane Water Police Force: 1 District Constable, 1 Constable, 1 Scourger Robert HENDERSON was District Constable. Governor dispenses with Willoughby BEAN's services as Magistrate. Jonathan WARNER appointed Visiting Local Magistrate.

Police Force: 1 free Constable and 1 bond Constable at Brisbane Water. WARNER refers to his Senior Constable HENDERSON. Strength of Police Establishment at Brisbane Water: report of Committee on Police -

Present strength: 1 Police Magistrate

at £200 p.a.

2 Constables 1 Scourger

Strength recommended: 1 Police Magistrate

at £250 p.a. 1 Clerk at £100 p.a. 1 Chief Constable at

£75 p.a. 3 Ordinary constables 1 Scourger There i s a Chief Constable at Brisbane Water at £75 p.a. WARNER states that he "has at present only three constables". A Chief Constable was needed at Brisbane Water. James DANNELL does not wish to be Chief Constable. Position of Chief Constable f i l l e d by Robert SCOTT. A prisoner in charge of Robert SCOTT escapes. The same prisoner recaptured, escapes again from Robert SCOTT. Alured Tasker FAUNCE i s appointed Police Magistrate at £250 p.a.

Col.Sec. 4/1782 Sydney Gazette

PHSf.41 f*J

4/3830 PHSf.48 Syd.Gaz. 21/1 & 23/1 PHSf.14/47/

48

PHSf.43

PHSf.35 Police Report

PHSf.1/20

PHSf.49 PHSf.1/41/

49

PHSf.20/14 PHSf.1

PHSf.1/49

PHSf.14/54

[*] PHS^ = Polict HJ^toiAjcal SocleXy iJULe,.

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1836 Oct 10

1836 Oct

1836 Dec 30

1837

1837 Mar 4

1837 Sep 30

1837 Oct 21

1837 Oct 1 1838 Jan 5 1838 Apr 17 1838 Apr 17

J. WARNER nominates James DREW for the position of Chief Constable. The pay of Chief Constable R. SCOTT, free, was £75 p.a. A. T. FAUNCE dismisses R. SCOTT, recommends J. DREW for the position. James DREW is appointed Chief Constable. A. T. FAUNCE reports circumstances of dismissal of Chief Constable R. SCOTT. James DREW resigns, FAUNCE recoimnends Dennis DWYER to the position. Appointment of Dennis Dwyer, late 4th Regi­ment, to Chief Constable. Alfred HOLDEN appointed Resident Police Magistrate at Brisbane Water. D. DWYER sworn to his position by A. HOLDEN. The Chief Constable receives £75 p.a. Strength of the Police Establishment at Brisbane Water: Present establishment: 1 Chief Constable,

£75 p.a. 3 Constables,

at 2/9 p.d. 1 Watchhousekeeper,

at 3/- p.d. 1 Scourger,

at 1/9 p.d.

Proposed strength: 1 Chief Constable,

£75 p.a. 5 Constables,

at 2/9 p.d. 1 Watchhousekeeper,

at 3/- p.d. 1 Scourger,

at 1/9 p.d.

PHSf.1/4

PHSf.54

PHSf.3

PHSf.3

PHSf.3

PHSf.1

PHSf.14/20 TLM:111 PHSf.7

PHSf.7 (This proposal was effective in 1839)

F^om IXJLiiA 0^ Potict HU,toftlcal Society - communlcattd by Philip PATTERSON, {^omnK PtzAldrnt the. Society.

NottH Am of Broken Ba^

Brisbzne. "Water iDistrict

1788 A'a?ri2^ by geOcnusr PhiXU-p 1823 ^e^inning' of local Se.ttle.me.rit ~ grants of Land. 1825 J Ja-Tiitary ~ ^ouTuiarres 0/ NorthumhcrLand defined.

Namtnj of dUstruX • BRISBANE WATER ~ appointment • R. HENDERSON Ftrsr ConstabU

LOCAL ADMINISTRATION BEqiNS W. BEAN PM.

J. WARNER ?n

Aug. 1826 Apr I8?l

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BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Pottc.e MagL.o,tzatea,Jua.t i.cea o6 the Peace,C2enha o6 the Bench andChLe6 Cona.tabtea.

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INTRODUCTION TO BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

SUPPLIED IN THIS VOLUME:

The brief biographical information on the following pageshas been prepared from research undertaken by members ofthe Gosford District Local History Study Group and frominformation supplied to us by family members. The biographiesare not intended to be full and complete . chronicles of thelives of the people concerned ; they are extracts from morecomplete biographies of these individuals which will appearin subsequent volumes of the H .i sto'utcak Reebnda ob theCentxaL Coab .t ob New South Waken with which they are moreparticularly associated.

We take this opportunity of acknowledging the help of thefollowing:

Frank BRENNAN , for the information on his ancestorDennis DWYER.

Gwen DUNDON , who prepared the notes on Lyall SCOTT.

Dr. Marcus FAUNCE, for the information about his great-grandfather , Alured Tasker FAUNCE.

Joan Fenton,Gosford District Local

History Study Group.

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Thomas Cade BATTLEY

The name of Thomas Cade BATTLEY is indissolubily linked withthe early history of this district where he lived for over54 years, 36 of which he served in an official capacity asclerk of a host of services . He also had a lifetime involve-ment with the local Church of England.

T.C. BATTLEY was the son of Lieutenant-Colonel William BATTLEYof the 60th Rifles, and was descended from a distinguishedIrish Protestant family.

Thomas BATTLEY arrived in the district before 1838 . He settledat the northern tip of The Entrance Peninsula on the 640 acreswhich had been originally promised to Henry HOLDEN in 1828.Like many settlers unprepared for agricultural pursuits andthe career of a gentleman farmer, Thomas BATTLEY became insolvent,and in 1843 he and his family were living at East Gosford.

He became clerk to the Police Magistrate (Alfred HOLDEN) early

in August , 1843. From then on, BATTLEY acted as clerk tothe Bench of Magistrates of Brisbane Water, registrar of theCourt of Requests , Clerk of Petty Sessions , Land Agent, &c.

He was also Post Master (a position he resigned in 1860) andwarden of Christ Church.

The BATTLEY family was well-known and respected . Many children

married locally . The children were:-

Rosa Ann, born in 1835Thomas Cade, 1837Eliza Emily, 1839Arabella, 1841William, 1845Henriette Elizabeth, 1847

The first two children were baptised together in February1838 in Sydney by William COWPER. Rosa Ann died in 1859.Eliza Emily married the Rev. John SHAW in 1867. WilliamBATTLEY died in 1929; his wife Harriet died in 1923.

Two sisters of Thomas Cade BATTLEY arrived about the sametime, and probably with him. They were Caroline Ann who marriedEdward Lindsey HELY, who died in 1882, and Harriett, who marriedWilloughby BEAN in 1838.

Thomas Cade BATTLEY retired from official duties in 1880. Hehad become a Justice of the Peace , a significant title at thattime. In May 1880, a testimonial of appreciation for his longand valuable service was conferred on him by the citizens ofGosford assembled in the Court House. He died on 18 September,1892 at the great age of 88, and was buried in Point Frederickcemetery.

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Willoughby BEAN

Willoughby BEAN was born in Hampshire , England, the eldestof eleven children . His father was a Major in the ColdstreamGuards and his mother was Elizabeth , n4e HAFFEY . Major BEANwas made a prisoner in the Napoleonic wars and was assignedto reside in the town of Amboise in France where he was tospend the rest of the war. His family joined him there.When the hostilities were over , Major BEAN and and his familystayed on in France . Willoughby returned to England to finishhis schooling and then emigrated to Australia in 1824. Hiscousin, Henry Gunsley WATSON , came to Australia at the same time.

BEAN was promised a grant of 2,000 acres by Governor BOURNE. Hetook up and settled on his grant at Erina . In August, 1826, hewas appointed the local Police Magistrate . He held court andadministered summary justice from his house at Erina which hehad called "Amboie.". He proceeded to build a Watch Houseand lock-up.

In 1831, after becoming insolvent, he had to relinquish theoffice of Police Magistrate. He stayed on in the districtmanaging estates and dealing in cattle for absentee landownerssuch as MANNING.

While he was dealing in cattle , he was caught up in "The B,%,UbaneWatea Ca4e " when the then local Police Magistrate , Alured TaskerFAUNCE, initiated proceedings against BEAN , Henry DONNISON andJohn MOORE . It seems that a cow whose ownership was in disputehad been slaughtered by DONNISON, who had bought it from MOOREfrom a herd originally sold by BEAN . The accused were eventuallyexonerated and BEAN received some compensation for having beenput in irons without justification.

In 1837, shortly after the conclusion of the Case , BEAN marriedHarriett BATTLEY, the sister of Thomas Cade BATTLEY, a localresident and Clerk of the Bench.

By 1839, Willoughby BEAN had left the district. He was farmingat Banksmeadow when he once again became insolvent.

In 1844, the BEANS and two children left Australia for GreatBritain . They went to Lampeter in Wales where Willoughbystudied for Holy Orders.

In 1848, the family returned to Australia, settling at PortPhillip. Willoughby was ordained a Deacon and posted toWilliamstown and in 1849 he became itinerant minister inGippsland . In his later years he was appointed Chaplain atYarra Bend and Kew. He died in Melbourne in 1877. HarriettBattley BEAN died at South Yarra aged 86.

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Henry DONNISON

Henry DONNISON was one of the second wave of early settlersin Brisbane Water. He arrived in the Colony in the year ofthe 1828 Census, but was not one of the 99 inhabitants whohad moved to Brisbane Water between 1823 and 1828.

Henry DONNISON of the Parish of St. Martin-in-the-Fields,Middlesex, bachelor, had married Margaret HENDERSON of theParish of Boldon, Durham, on 24th April, 1817 at Boldon, bylicence. Henry was an insurance broker. The couple movedto London where the first of their five daughters was born.Hannah DONNISON was born in the Parish of St. George-in-the-East in September 1819. Margaret was born next in the sameParish in October, 1821, and she died in infancy. So didEmma, who was buried in October, 1825 at Kennington, Surrey,in the Parish of St. Marks. Eliza, the fourth daughter, wasborn at Kennington in March, 1824.

The DONNISONS decided to settle in Australia with their twosmall surviving daughters, Hannah aged 9, and Eliza aged 4.

They arrived in Hobart Town on 29 July 1828, later in theyear moving to Hunter Street, Sydney where Henry becameestablished as a merchant. A fifth daughter, Laura, wasborn in Sydney, and was baptised in January, 1830.

On 23rd October, 1832, a parcel of land of 2,000 acres, No. 67,an original grant to Willoughby BEAN, was advertised. Theestate, named "Erin", was at Brisbane Water. At the end of1832, the DONNISONS moved north to establish themselves atErina. With them came Daniel BERRY and Henry ANDERSON, twoassigned servants.

It seems that Henry DONNISON had truly pioneered a large-scaletimber industry on his estate. He was also part of the socialstructure of the district. He was a Justice of the Peace andsat on the bench with WARNER, who was then Police Magistrate,from the earliest days of his arrival.

All of his life, DONNISON took a keen interest in the administra-tion.of the law, the enforcement of order, and the dispensationof retribution. Together with John MOORE, he forcibly complainedwhen lesser settlers were given positions of authority. Hestrenuously objected to T. A. SCOTT sitting on the Bench, aformer Pound Keeper. He saw this as a deliberate insult tohimself and the class he represented.

He was one of those prosecuted in The Bk.L,5bane Wa-tea Cate a{1837-38; he was a Councillor of the District Council; and hewas a Trustee for the Church of England. DONNISON was killedin July 1847 as a result of a fractured skull, suffered when alimb of a tree fell on him as he was talking to some of his

sawyers. He is buried at Point Frederick cemetery.

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Henry Grattan DOUGLASS

Surgeon and magistrate, Dr. DOUGLASS was born in 1791, theson of a Dublin physician. He arrived in Sydney with hisfamily in May 1821 and was immediately appointed to be amagistrate and an assistant surgeon.

DOUGLASS ' early life in the colony was often marred by slanderand conflict caused by his desire to help ameliorate the con-ditions under which the less-fortunate citizens of the colonylived. Full details of these conflicts can be found in volumesdealing with this period in Australia ' s history . Of note wasthe incident in 1825 when DOUGLASS and another magistrate causedSamuel MARSDEN to be charged with having permitted an assignedservant to work for his own benefit . The clergyman was convictedand fined and the Governor concurred in the sentence.

Eliza Emily DOUGLASS , a daughter of Henry Grattan DOUGLASS,married Archibald OSBORNE, a magistrate at Brisbane Water, on11th April 1849 at St . James' Church , Sydney. Archibald andEliza Emily OSBORNE had two sons, John Douglass OSBORNE andHenry Grattan Douglass OSBORNE, before Archibald died suddenlyin 1851.

Dr. DOUGLASS acted occasionally as a magistrate on the bench atBrisbane Water to help Boyd HORSBRUGH , who was the only magistratehere for a time. HORSBRUGH had been on his own because HARRISON,RELY, HARGRAVES and SCOTT had all lost their commissions followingin-fighting between the members of the bench . (RELY and SCOTTwere later restored ; HARRISON and HARGRAVES did not again siton the bench.) Boyd HORSBRUGH was not implicated in the bench'sdiscord as he had been away from the district for the twoprevious years; in 1861, he and his brother had temporarilyleft the district for the goldfields of Kiandra.

John MOORE came back to the district and his name appears inthe register on 12th April 1864. From then on HQRSBRUGH hadMOORE's company on the bench until SCOTT resumed bench dutiesin September and RELY in November.

Henry Grattan DOUGLASS was an important person in this ' periodof Australian history. He was responsible for landmark lawsbeing made , including that which brought about abolition ofpublic executions which was later copied in the other coloniesof Australia.

He helped his friend W. C. WENTWORTH establish the Universityof Sydney , and he was a member of the Senate of the Universityfrom 1853 to 1865.

He was also a member, from 1856 to 1861, of the LegislativeCouncil.

Henry Grattan DOUGLASS died in Sydney on 1st December 1865.

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Dennis DWYER

In 1811, Dennis DWYER was born at Tipperary , Ireland, to a

poor Irish family. His father , James, was a carpenter carryingon a family tradition in this trade; his mother , Mary, worked

on a dairy . Dennis joined the Army, enlisting in the RoyalLancaster Regiment (also known as The King's Own Regiment)when he was about 16. In 1829, at the age of 18, he marriedAgnes CAINE of Glasgow , who was one year his senior.

In 1831, the regiment was ordered to do duty in New SouthWales. Dennis arrived in Van Diemen's Land on 15th November1831, transferring to Sydney in March, 1832. During the nextfive years , he was stationed at Parramatta (when he became a

corporal ), the Barracks in Sydney (receiving a promotion toLance-Sergeant ), Emu Plains , Carter's Barracks and finallythe Garrison where he received his discharge on 30th June1837.

As a literate , ex-army man , he had good prospects of a second

career in the police . He belonged to the same regiment as

Alured Tasker FAUNCE , the Police Magistrate at Brisbane Water,who appointed him Chief Constable . At the time of his appoint-ment DWYER had already been an ordinary constable for some time.

Dennis had three small children at this stage , and it must have

been about this time that plans were finalised for at leastsome of his family left behind in Ireland to follow him andemigrate to New South Wales. His mother , father, brother James

and a sister , Joanna, arrived in July 1839.

The whole family moved to Brisbane Water after Dennis' fatherhad fulfilled his bond to the government for payment of thefamily's passage . Dennis purchased land in the township, asmany constables did from the very first sale of urban allotments.His land was where Marketown now stands.

As he was literate, DWYER filled an important role in thepolice and administration of our district . He was appointedBailiff of the Court of Requests in 1841, made the Collector

of Quit Rents during the same year , and was later appointed

Inspector of Distilleries.

Dennis served as Chief Constable of the district for 20 years.He resigned on the grounds of ill-health on 19th March, 1859.

Earlier in the year, he had made the mistake of getting drunkwhilst on duty - an unforgivable sin for a Chief Constable!After receiving bad advice from members of the Bench, hiscase for a pension was disallowed.

He died on 10th June 1879 of "Old Age and Breaking up of theSystem" and was buried at Point Frederick Cemetery.

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Alured Tasker FAUNCE

Born in 1808 , Alured Tasker FAUNCE was the son of Major-General Alured Dodsworth FAUNCE of Clifton, Bristol , England.He joined the army at the age of sixteen after havingreceived a good education. When FAUNCE lived at Queanbeyan,he lived the life of a gentleman , playing the flute andsinging for relaxation . His family must have been well-to-do. He had his portrait painted by Richard READ in1833 while he was still a Lieutenant , and became a Captainwhen he was 33.

Alured married Elizabeth MACKENZIE of Liverpool, NSW,in January 1835. At the time they were in that district,the couple had a daughter . No mention is made of hisfamily at Brisbane Water, and it is possible that he leftthem in a better environment at Liverpool , not bringingthem to a district where the conditions would certainlyhave been more primitive.

FAUNCE was the main character in a series of events whichbecame known as "The St.i56ane CVa teA Caze".

It would seem from evidence that FAUNCE proposed to stayand settle in the Brisbane Water District ; he bought25 acres of land on the outskirts of the town reservein September 1837, after he had lost the court cases inactions instigated by Willoughby BEAN and John MOORE(Henry DONNISON ' s action was delayed until October, 1837).Obviously the optimistic FAUNCE intended to stay on asPolice Magistrate.

However, after the deplorable episode of the originalcourt case , the acquittals of the defendants and the publicdisgrace of being sued as the Governor ' s representativeand condemned to pay reparations , it is possible thatHis Excellency thought FAUNCE had learned through histribulations the art of being a District Magistrate andhad matured through his mistakes . The Governor thereforeappointed him to a new post at the Limestone Plains, nowQueanbeyan.

He died suddenly on 26th April, 1856, whilst playing ina cricket match as wicket -keeper, at Queanbeyan.

[Adapted btom "The Brisbane Water Case 1837-38", a volumein the zeAt e,6 "Historical Records of the Central Coastof New South Wales", 1989 , pp. xl to xtU. See thisvolume b ox mote detaA24 ob the £.L e ob Captain FAUNCE.1

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Edward Hammond HARGRAVES

HARGRAVES ' fame derives from his claim of having discoveredthe first "payable gold " in New South Wales. Many studiesconclude that this claim was spurious . We do not enter intothe debate ; there has never been any gold in our districtand therefore we do not have immediate interest in his actionsand involvement in the goldfields situated outside our area.

E. H. HARGRAVES lived locally with his family in two periods.Between 1840 and 1849 he lived at East Gosford, and upon hisreturn from the goldfields in 1852, he lived at Norah Head.

Edward H. HARGRAVES was born at Gosport, a seaport oppositePortsmouth on Spithead , in 1816. He came to Australia in1832 as a cabin-boy of 16, on board the "Wave". Edward wasa hefty boy and grew in adulthood to a man of some six feetsix inches in height , with a weight in proportion scalingaround 19 stone.

Between his arrival and 1836, he worked on a cattle run nearBathurst , then went to sea collecting sea slugs in the TorresStrait, and returned to Bathurst. In late 1836 , aged 19years, he married Eliza MACKIE , daughter of a Sydney merchant.With his wife ' s money they took a hundred acres of grazingland near Dapto Creek in the Wollongong area, but after threedisappointing years, they sold out at a loss.

HARGRAVES then worked for a steamship company. In 1840, hewas appointed agent for the company at East Gosford. Healso bought allotments at East Gosford with his wife's moneyand in her name. He built an hotel, "The Fox Undvt The Hitt",at the bottom of Victoria Street at the public wharf. Healso ran a store and leased some small cottages . He becameinsolvent and in June , 1841, the uncompleted 12 room hotelwas sold to satisfy creditors ' demands.

Between the years 1849 and 1851, HARGRAVES made his fatefultrip to the California gold rush . The period from 1851 to1855 were his years of notoriety . He had bought 25 acresof land from Robert HENDERSON at Bungaree Norah in 1852,on the eve of his sailing for England to be presented toQueen Victoria . He bought further land from HENDERSON in1853 and proceeded to build a house fit for his position.

There were many times when HARGRAVES antagonised the majorityof the population , which included Rev. Alfred GLENNIE, whohas much to say about HARGRAVES in his journals.

HARGRAVES died of influenza at Forest Lodge on 29th October,1891. He is buried in the Church of England cemetery atWaverley.

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James HARRISON

We know very little about James HARRISON and his family. Wedo not know from where they came, or to where they went whenthey left Brisbane Water. From the baptism registers, weknow that the children of James and Charlotte HARRISON were:-

Date o6 BL' th Chitd'a Name Fathen'.s Duckipti.on13 Sep. 1842 Alice Settler, Wyong1 Apr. 1843 Ridgeway Wyong Gentleman, Wyong

[Died 23 Mar. 1854, aged 11, buriedPoint Frederick Cemetery.]

20 Nov. 1844 Maud Jane Mona Gentleman, Wyong2 Aug. 1846 Charlotte Josephine Settler, Wyong11 Feb. 1848 James Thomas

[Died 22 Feb. 1848, aged 9 days,buried Point Frederick Cemetery.]

27 Dec. 1850 Sarah Ann Settler, Wyong16 Oct. 1852 James Brisbane Henry Gentleman , East Gosford4 Nov. 1854 Sydney Thomas Gentleman, Mona Vale

However, it is through the pages of the Rev. Alfred GLENNIE'sjournal that we begin to find out what kind of people theHARRISON family were. There are many references to picnics,excursions and sailing parties, and through the pages of thejournals we know such things as the fact that Maud took musiclessons from Rev. GLENNIE, and that at "Mona Vale" there wasa piano, a black servant and a maid. It seems that JamesHARRISON lived as a retired gentleman.

As well as being one of the local Justices of the Peace, JamesHARRISON had, along with Henry DONNISON, been elected as aCouncillor of the Brisbane Water District Council in 1846for a term of three years. However, he did not serve hisfull term; by 1848 he had been replaced. This may have beenbecause of a temporary absence from the area. HARRISON'sname appears in the Bench Records from 1849 to 1861, and hehad been appointed Coroner in 1858. In 1861, along with HELY,HARGRAVES and Lyall SCOTT, he lost his commission . HELY andSCOTT resumed their bench duties the following year, butHARRISON never appeared again.

James HARRISON involved himself very much in the affairs ofthe Church. He was a Church Warden and in November 1858 hewas chosen unanimously as Lay Representative for the DistrictParish at the December Conference held at Morpeth, which heattended with Rev. GLENNIE.

HARRISON was very active in the local boat racing held onthe Broadwater.

The Rev. GLENNIE had been gone from Gosford for nearly sixyears when, on 30th January 1865, he recorded that he receiveda letter that evening from Mr. HARRISON announcing the deathof Mrs. HARRISON, without any further comment.

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Hovenden HELY

Hovenden HELY was born in 1823 at Tullamore, Ireland, theson of Frederick Augustus HELY and Georgina BUCKNELL. Hecame to the Colony with his family on the "I.aabe ta" in 1823and was five years old in 1828. He was educated underW. T. CAPE at Parramatta King's School and became a clerkat the Colonial Secretary's Office for two years. His father,the Superintendent of Convicts, died in September, 1836 whenHovenden was 13 years old. In 1841, he was managing his father'sestate at Brisbane Water, in which he had a one-fifth share.

In 1846 and 1847 he was a member of one of LEICHHARDT's expedi-tions, together with his brother-in-law's brother, John Frederick

MANN. HELY was mainly in charge of the herd of goats. they tookwith them on this expedition. He left a journal of the expeditionwhich shows mutual distrust and dislike between LEICHHARDT andhimself. [1]

In 1849 he was back at "Wyoming" and appeared regularly asa magistrate on the local bench from 1849 to 1851. The followingyear he headed the official search for LEICHHARDT, who haddisappeared; however, the search was unsuccessful. In 1853and 1854 he was back at "Wyoming" and on the local bench. Inthe years 1856 and 1857 he represented Northumberland and theHunter River districts in the first Legislative Assembly.

HELY's sister married Gother K. MANN in 1838. MANN had beenliving locally between 1839 and 1843, acting as local magistratesitting on the bench, until he applied for the position ofsurveyor with the newly formed Sydney District Council.

Hovenden HELY borrowed heavily. He left for England in 1858,where he married Mary Gertrude CHURCH in Somerset. In 1860,he was back at Brisbane Water acting as local magistrate. In1860 he borrowed again and had financial problems. In 1862he lost his Commission of Justice of the Peace and, togetherwith three other magistrates, was dismissed from the bench.His Commission was restored in 1864 and his name appears againin the bench books in 1864 and 1865. In 1865 he was declaredbankrupt. His bankruptcy was discharged in 1868, when heagain resumed his Justice of the Peace duties on the benchuntil 1872, the year of his death.

HELY died at "Btcanthuwa.ite", St. Leonards, and was buried on9th October, 1872 in St. Thomas' Cemetery by Rev. W. B. CLARKE.He was 49.

The HELY's family estate, "Wyoming", was sold in 1887.

[1] The Goo o td Study Gnoup has a .typ eckipt ob HELY'h Jounnak

which may be studied, by appointment.

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Robert HENDERSON

Robert HENDERSON was born in 1796 at Parramatta, the son oftwo Irish convicts, both from Dublin and who were both transportedon the "Sugax Cane" for 7 years. His father was Thomas, whofarmed 50 acres of land near Parramatta, and his mother wasMargaret. The HENDERSONS were Protestants.

In 1817, Robert married Catherine GEARY at St. John's Churchof England, Parramatta. Catherine was the daughter of PatrickGEARY (1763-1827), who died at Kincumber. Patrick GEARY andhis wife lived at Pitt Water where in 1826 he was DistrictConstable. Robert HENDERSON obtained a grant of 80 acresat Pitt Water. Patrick GEARY had a grant of 100 acres atBrisbane Water, to where Robert and Catherine HENDERSON movedin the very first years of local settlement.

Robert took up the duties of District Constable, to which officehe was appointed on 15th May, 1824. The appointment brought E25per annum while they were clearing the land and beginning to farm.He was the only Constable in the years 1824-25, even before a localMagistrate had been appointed to be in charge of the district.

HENDERSON began to acquire parcels of land in the district, andin September 1829 he left the local police. He built a numberof small vessels which were used to transport requirementsto the early settlers.

A man of many talents, he did not mind occasionally steppingoutside the law if there was a profit to be made with littlechance of detection. Of note was his implication in the caseof the "Fa,vc Ban.badtan", a large-scale smuggling of some hundredsof casks of rum and brandy which were hidden in one of the remotesmall arms of the Broken Bay he knew so well.

HENDERSON was described in the following terms in 1839 byPolice Magistrate HOLDEN:

"Mr. HENDERSON is a man of no Education who has becomepossessed of Considerable Property through his ownsteadiness & industry".

He was then leaving Brisbane Water to live in Sydney. Helater came back to Veteran's Hall and in 1850 he was electedto the District Council, and was later re-appointed.

He died from a cancer of the face in 1869 and was buried inhis private cemetery at Veteran's Hall. He had shown himselfto be a man of enterprise,.a successful farmer, an acquisitiveland owner, a local constable, a boat builder and owner, apublican, and, above all, a smart and sharp businessman.

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Alfred HOLDEN

Alfred HOLDEN arrived from Worcestershire with his brother GeorgeKenyon HOLDEN . George Kenyon HOLDEN was the Private Secretary toGovernor BOURKE before he later established himself in privatepractice as a solicitor . Alfred was appointed Clerk of the Bench

at Port Macquarie in 1833. He -was later at Windsor , then received

a Commission as Magistrate at Illawarra.

While he was at Illawarra , he experienced a very similar situationto that which pitted FAUNGE against local landowners resulting ina series of court actions , and which became known as "The BkLabane

Wave Cade ". At the conclusion of the Illawarra court case,HOLDEN was appointed to Brisbane Water in 1838. He took overfrom Captain FAUNCE.

While he was at Dapto, Illawarra , Alfred HOLDEN married a daughterof Dr. Alick OSBORNE, one of a very well known and well establishedfamily of settlers. Alfred and his wife arrived at Brisbane Waterat a time when it was still a primitive rural settlement withouttownship or any urban facilities . HOLDEN acted with firmness andfairness and was very successful in controlling a turbulantpopulation.

HOLDEN took an active part in establishing the Church of Englandin this district . During the time he was in our area, he sawgreat improvements in the social environment. The administrativeestablishment had been improved : he had a Clerk of the Bench,

a police establishment , and a postal service had been set up

on a regular basis.

The survey of the township of.Gosford made in 1839 resultedin HOLDEN's family having to move from the site of the township,on which he had established himself, to the parcel of land onthe town outskirts on Narara Creek originally owned by hispredecessor FAUNCE.

Following the reduction of the Magistrates in the Colony afterthe establishment of District Councils in 1843, HOLDEN was appointedWarden of the Brisbane Water District Council, a position carryingno salary . As he had therefore lost his remunerated position ofPolice Magistrate , he had no option but to resign, as he didnot have an independent income. He went to Newport, a settlementon Dora Creek , and in 1849 moved further north to Penhurst onthe Upper Paterson. He had a large family of eleven - six daughters

and five sons.

The HOLDEN , OSBORNE and NUNN . families of Brisbane Water were

related to each other . Alfred HOLDEN and the OSBORNES camefrom the Illawarra district . Alfred had married Jane OSBORNE;Jane's cousin John Alexander OSBORNE married Emma Eliza NUNNof Green Point; and Willy NUNN married Fanny Gillam HOLDEN.

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Boyd HORSBRUGH

Boyd HORSBRUGH was born in about 1818 in Scotland . He arrivedin New South Wales in March , 1838. He was the fifth son ofMajor Boyd HORSBRUGH of Loch Malony , and grandson of Major JamesHORSBRUGH of Mayfield , Fifeshire , Scotland . He received a privateeducation and was later sent to the Dollar Academy in Scotland.On the death of his father in 1837 he decided to emigrate toAustralia and apparently settled at Brisbane Water upon arrival.

He took an active part in politics both in Britain and in theColony. In the Colony , he campaigned for the return to Parliamentof various candidates , including Timothy CAPE and Hovenden HELYin 1843. In 1844 he became a magistrate of the Territories.He was a Justice of the Peace sitting regularly on the localbench, and he was appointed Coroner in 1848.

His brother Henry came out in 1847, returning to Scotland aftertwo years , but coming back to Brisbane Water again some yearslater.

In 1852, Boyd HORSBRUGH participated in the expedition led byHovenden HELY to search for the remains of the lost LEICHHARDTexpedition. HORSBRUGH had a terrifying experience on this ex-pedition when he and a Captain ANDERSON became lost . They spentthree days and nights without food or water. ANDERSON becameraving mad and wanted to kill HORSBRUGH who had to fight him.They were rescued just in time, both very weak . HORSBRUGHbecame delirious and was taken to Newcastle , 700 miles away,where he took months to recover. ANDERSON was brought to Sydneywhere he soon died.

Boyd HORSBRUGH left the district for a while , returning to BrisbaneWater in 1858 , when he again took his seat on the local bench andresumed Coronial investigations . In 1861, he and his brotherleft the district for the goldfields of Kiandra.

They purchased a property at Redbank in the Tumut district in1872. Three years later they bought Malton , some five milesfrom Goulburn . Up to a short time before his death, BoydHORSBRUGH occupied a position on the Goulburn Licensing Bench.

Boyd HORSBRUGH died at Malton and was buried in the tinycemetery of Kippilaw . His headstone reads:

"Boyd HORSBURGH , born . Fifeshire , Scotland.Died at Malton , Goulburn 22nd July 1887 aged 69.Also his brother Henry Stark HORSBURGH,died 15th June 1894 aged 72."

82

John Maximus LETTE

John Maximus LETTE came from Tasmania, where his brother rep-resented Central Launceston in the Tasmanian Parliament.

He settled at Yarramalong on 843 acres which was originally agrant sold to Richard HILL of Vaucluse in 1840. He was visitedin March 1855 by the Rev. Alfred GLENNIE who recorded in hisjournal that the LETTE family were living in a tent, their littlecottage not yet being completed.

Rev. GLENNIE baptised a little boy in December 1855, and thenspent the night in the LETTE's house , which must have been com-

pleted then . He stayed the night on another visit to performa baptism in January, 1857.

John Maximus LETTE and his wife Sarah had three children bornat Brisbane Water:

Frank Isambard , born 3rd May, 1854Donald, born 29th November, 1856Emily Sophia , born 23rd April, 1859

A Mrs. CORNISH was Mr. LETTE's sister-in-law. The LETTE family

were friendly with the CRAUSE family in Gosford.

LETTE appears to have been a generous man. He presented Rev.

GLENNIE with "Little Nell", a horse, and gave a donation of

£5 for the church at Gosford.

LETTE sold his property at Yarramalong on 14th March 1860 toElizabeth GIBSON. Richard HILL paid £210/15/- for the Yarramalongproperty in 1840; LETTE acquired it from HILL for £758/14/- in

1854; and when he sold it to Elizabeth GIBSON in 1860, its'value had increased to £1,000/-/-.

Alfred GLENNIE informs us that LETTE went to the Snowy Riverfrom early May to the end of June , 1860. John Maximus LETTE'sname appears in a return of Magistrates of the Colony printedin 1863 for the Legislative Assembly, which shows his addressas Yarramalong , but lists three attendances at the Court of

Petty Sessions , Kiandra.

LETTE, attracted by the Kiandra gold rush and being a man ofmany interests , opened a store on the goldfields , tried his

hand at mining , and ran cattle : For many years he was district

coroner at Adaminaby . He also opened some of the reefs atKiandra and spent much capital in developing them.

83

Gother Kerr MANN

Born in February , 1808, Gother Kerr MANN was a descendant ofa distinguished family of Kent. His father was Gother MANN,R.E. (1746-1830 ), Inspector-General and Colonel-Commandant ofthe Royal Engineers , and he in turn was the son of GeneralCornelius MANN, R.E., and Elizabeth GOTHER. Gother Kerr'smother was Ann WADE, and he was one of a family of five sonsand three daughters. Four of these sons had distinguishedmilitary careers: Gother Kerr was in the Royal Artillery,Cornelius was in the Royal Engineers , John Frederick was in the28th Regiment and Frederick William was in the Royal Marines.

In the early 1820's, Gother Kerr MANN went to India bearinga commission from King George IV to the Royal Bombay HorseArtillery . He saw much active service, and early in the1830's he was invalided and came to New South Wales.

In 1838 he married Mary Johanna HELY , 19 years of age, theeldest daughter of the late Frederick Augustus RELY, the formerSuperintendent of Convicts . Gother Kerr became one of thetrustees of the estate of F. A. RELY . On 4th May 1839 he wasappointed a Magistrate of the Territory and he gave his addressas "Gother Kerr MANN , of Wyoming , Esquire". He began his dutieson the local bench from July 1839.

By 1842, Gother Kerr MANN was insolvent . In 1843 he appliedfor a position as District Surveyor for the Council of Sydney.In Low's 1844-45 Directory , he was listed as a surveyor livingin Liverpool Street. There is a record that in June 1850 hewas surveying in the village of Nowra.

However, he was living locally in 1849 when he was elected aDistrict Councillor . In the North Shore Sydney Directory of1851, he is entered as a Civil Engineer at Cockatoo Island,living in "Mosman ' s Cottage ", St. Leonards.

Captain MANN , as he was known , became Chief Commissioner forRailways in July 1855,.a position;he held until July 1857.He was then entrusted by the Government with the constructionof the Fitzroy Dry Dock. He retired from public service in1870.

On 3rd January 1898, Captain and Mrs. MANN celebrated theirdiamond wedding anniversary . They were surrounded by theirentire family consisting of 12 children , 19 grandchildren and4 great-grandchildren . A photograph was taken on this occasionof the family gathering.

Gother Kerr MANN died on 1st January 1899, aged 90 years, athis home, Greenwich House, Greenwich Point, overlooking theParramatta River.

84

John MOORE

John MOORE arrived in the Colony in 1829. He was an impoverishedIrish Protestant. He obtained a grant of 650 acres in the Parishof Kincumber , which he named "Avoca ". Sarah, wife of the surveyorFelton MATHEW, met him in 1834, and wrote in her diary:

"I received visit from . . . Mr. MOORE , a young man whohas an estate about five miles from Erina, which he calls'The Vale of Avoca' in honour of his countryman the famedpoet. He is building a house, and when that is completedhe will only want a wife to be perfectly happy, as hebelieves."

He appears never to have married.

He was engaged mostly in cattle dealing, rounding up wild cattleto which he claimed to have bought the rights . This claim was

contested by many landowners , and from confusion about ownershiparose bitter and acrimonious arguments . One such dispute sparkedthe Brisbane Water Case of 1837-38 which is the subject of acomplete volume of the H.i2.tok.i.ca2 Recokcdh o6 the Cent)cat Coast

o4 New South WateA.

John MOORE also bought 500 acres at Lake Macquarie from RichardCAPE, which was ideal for mustering large herds of cattle.

The financial position of John MOORE was never sound. His landwas mortgaged to the hilt from the beginning . He found difficultyin paying the interest on mortgages or even the quit rent whichwas £5/7/8 for Avoca and £4 /3/4 for Wallarah , CAPE's former

grant. At one stage he thought of selling his holdings. Hemanaged to stay afloat and became Warden of the District Councilof Brisbane Water in 1843.

He had cousins, the MADDRELLS , who settled near Braidwood.It was here he made his will, which explains why it has beenoverlooked by previous students of Brisbane Water local history.We know that he had left the district before September, 1860; [*]however, he died in the district at Springfield , in 1865. He

left no known descendants.

As there was no resident minister of his faith (Church of England)at the time of his death , the memorial service was probablyconducted by Thomas BATTLEY,.as it was not entered in the Churchof England Register.

[*] Rev. At6ned GLENNIE Jounnath, III-328.

85

William NUNN

and William John NUNN

There are a great many references to the NUNN family in thejournals of the Rev . Alfred GLENNIE . From these journals wefind that the Reverend "had the pleasure to make Mrs. NUNN'sacquaintance who arrived the previous week" on 13th March 1855.

Upon arrival in the district , the NUNN family lodged in theHELY's cottage "Wyoming", which they had leased . The familyconsisted of Mr. and Mrs . William NUNN, senior, their daughtersKate and Emma Eliza and two sons, Gordon and William John,junior. William John and his wife Fanny had a little boy namedWillie or Willy (GLENNIE is uncertain of the spelling of theboy's name).

Alfred GLENNIE regularly called on the NUNNS and often stayedfor dinner . It is difficult to ascertain to whom GLENNIE isreferring when he mentions "Mr." or "Mrs." NUNN. It seems thatwhen he mentions "Wm. NUNN" he is usually referring to Mr. NUNNsenior, whereas the young William John is usually referred toas "Mr. NUNN".

A dramatic and sad event occurred on 12th November 1856; thedeath by drowning of Gordon NUNN, William John's younger brother,in the Wyong River.

The children of William John and Fanny NUNN were William (whowas probably born before they came to the district ); AmeliaWyndham, born 1856 at Wyoming; Ada Jane Emma , born 1857 atWyoming; Emma Lucy Erina ( 1859-1863 ), born at Erina; ElizaAlice Gordon , born 1861 at Erina; and Fanny who was born atErina and died in 1863 aged two months.

Although William NUNN , senior, was one of the representativesof the church , he later declined to act as a collector for con-tributions to the clergy fund. He was often afflicted withrheumatic pain which kept him on his bed for weeks on end.

In January 1863, GLENNIE tells us that William John NUNN hasbeen "attacked with this dreadful diphtheria" and was "sufferingfrom difficulty in breathing all very distressing". His fatherwas summoned to his bedside, and William John died on 26thJanuary 1863. He was nearly 36 years of age, and was a retiredArmy officer.

On 6th September that year , William John ' s widow, Fanny NUNN,aged 38, was buried in Point Frederick Cemetery . She probablydied as a complication from childbirth , as we then found thaton 15th November , another Fanny NUNN, aged two months , is alsoburied in Point Frederick Cemetery.

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The UlN.N fa mi& of

B 7 ANE WAT&Edna green joint WILLIAM

NUNN1799 - 1873

JANE ROSE1802 - 1879

WILLYNUNN

FANNY GILLAMHOLDEN

WILLIAM JOHNNUNN

1827 - 1863

FANNY1825 - 1863

AMELIAWYNDHAM1856 -

GORDONNUNN

1832 - 1856

S.P

ADA JANEEMMA

1857 -

EMMA ELIZABETHNUNN

- 1881

1864

JOHN ALEX.

OSBORNE

LUCY ERINA

1859 - 1863

S. P

CATHERINENUNN

1875FRED AUG.

H ELY

ELIZA ALICEGORDON1861-

1883EDRIC SHETIS

MULLIGAN

FANNY

1863 - 1863

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87

Archibald OSBORNE

and John Alexander OSBORNE

The OSBORNES came from Northern Ireland but the family was o r i g i n a l l y from Lancashire, England. Archibald OSBORNE, the ancestor, was born i n County Tyrone. He married I s a b e l l a , the daughter of a James KING. They had four daughters and si x sons. The three younger sons came to A u s t r a l i a : John, Henry and A l i c k . They bought c a p i t a l with them and s e t t l e d i n the Illawarra d i s t r i c t .

Henry OSBORNE and h i s wife arr i v e d i n 1829 and s e t t l e d on a grant of 2,560 acres dear Dapto. He acquired considerable property i n NSW, and was elected to the L e g i s l a t i v e Council from 1851 to 1856.

A l i c k OSBORNE (1793-1856) became a surgeon. He joined the Royal Navy i n 1809 and made several voyages to A u s t r a l i a as Surgeon-Superintendent on convict ships. A f t e r s e t t l i n g i n New South Wales, he too was elected to the L e g i s l a t i v e Council. One of h i s daughters, Jane, married A l f r e d HOLDEN.

John OSBORNE (1793-1856) also was a surgeon i n the Royal Navy. He married Mary CLARKE i n Ireland, and he, his wife and s i x c h i l d r e n a r r i v e d i n Sydney i n 1836. He acquired land i n the Illawarra region, inc l u d i n g a town grant which became part of the C i t y of Wollongong.

Of John OSBORNE'S s i x chi l d r e n , two of h i s sons s e t t l e d at Brisbane Water:

Archibald OSBORNE (cl815-1851), the eldest son of John OSBORNE, s e t t l e d at "Wall&AOO ?an.k", Brisbane Water. He married E l i z a Emily, the daughter of Henry Grattan DOUGLASS, i n 1849. He was a l o c a l magistrate and was appointed one of the s i x foundation Councillors of the Brisbane Water D i s t r i c t Council. He died on 28th November, 1851 aged 36, leaving h i s wife with two small boys, John Douglass OSBORNE (born 1850) and Henry Grattan Douglass OSBORNE (born 1851).

John Alexander OSBORNE (1823-1910). He was unmarried when he was a l o c a l J u s t i c e of the Peace. He was appointed Warden of the Brisbane Water D i s t r i c t Council i n 1857 when he was only 24 years of age to replace John MOORE. He eventually l e f t the d i s t r i c t f o r I n v e r e l l i n about 1868. In 1864, he married Emma E l i z a NUNN. John Alexander OSBORNE was i n h i s 87th year when he died at Harper's Creek on 23rd February, 1910. The only c h i l d that i s recorded as being born l o c a l l y to John Alexander and Emma E l i z a , was a son born on 5th August, 1868.

ARCHIBALD OSBORNE 1704 - 1799

ISABELLA KING

GEORGE OSBORNE

A R C H I B A L D 1815 - 1851

1849 : M I L Y E L I Z A

D O U G L A S S

OHN DOUGLASS 1850 - 1889

1872 MMA CLARA

TURNER - 1931

ARCHIBALD EDWARD

1873 IDA CONST.

1875 A L F R E D TURNER

1876 HENRY KING

1879 HERBERT CECIL D.

1881 PERCY D.

1882 CLARA M.

1884 S T E L L A W.

je86

WILLIAM OSBORNE

ARCHIBALD OSBORNE

WILLIAM 1821 - 1900

1856 HANNAH MARTHA

GRAY

JOHN ALEX 1823 - 1910

1864 EMMIE ELIZ.

NUNN

HENRY GRATTAN

DOUGLASS 1851 - 1911

I CATHERINE

1865 ARCHIE D.

1867 JOHN C.

1868 WILLIAM

H E R B E R T 1873

E T H E L C. 1879

JOHN HENRY 1791 - 1850 1803 - 1859

1828 MARY SARAH ELIZ.

C L A R K E MARSHALL 1795 - 1858 1808 -

ALICK 1825 - 1900

1856 AUGUSTA DEVENISH - M E A R E S

- 1892

ALICK 1793 - 1856

ANNE

1792 - 1853

HENRY HILL 1831 1891

1858 CHARLOI I t

SCOTT 1842 1907

HENRY HILL OSBORNE 1880 -

1912 MARJORIE A.

LORD

PAT HILL 1832 - 1902

1864 ELIZAB. J . ATKINSON

- 1940

ALICK 1821 - 1842

REBECCA HAMILTON OSBORNE 1877-

1903 EDWIN A. RYRIE

VIDA M A B E L OSBORNE 1878 - 1959

1910 FRED-Ck H. C. THOMPSON

ANN

1847 R. JAMES MARSHALL

6 Sons 2 Daughters

JANE 1818 - 1896

1838 ALFRED HOLDEN

MARY

1852 LINDSAY CLARKE

ISABELLA

1854 JOHN

FINDLAY - 1859

A L F R E D K. ISABELLA R 1839 lesi

ALICK Q ANNE 0. 1841 1854

FANNY Q HAROLD H. 1843 1857

MARY A. CHARLES E. 1844 1859

LAURA JOHN 1847 1861

JANE O 1849

I

Jo fin, yimry ^ jjiick settled in the JlUwarra. AMLVm married a cUjfiUr of Alick OSBOJ^t ArcfuSdd C^JotinJ^Uxo-nder moved to the 'Brisbane y^ater district where the [otter marriedEwtnie 'j[lizc^^^th J\fllJ\ff\f whose sister (Catherine married J^ed-J^uj-yiELlJ. JijMald £^ John Alexander sat on the^ bench of Ma^istraU with their cousin XMOLVEN. y^illiamjlerbert OSBOIFQE married St^Ua SOLJTf^.

89

L y a l l SCOTT

L y a l l SCOTT operated a Steam Saw M i l l at Ourimbah, and became the member of parliament f o r the Wollombi electorate i n 1885.

L y a l l SCOTT was the son of a Robert SCOTT and was born i n about 1835. The following are some of the notes that have been c o l l e c t e d about him:

1858: John ROBLEY stated i n The Gosford Times on 26th January 1928 that "the f i r s t c r i c k e t club was started i n 1858 by L y a l l SCOTT at Ourimbah. . ."

1862: SCOTT was involved i n a court case with Samuel TOMLINSON, one of h i s former employees, who had set up a steam sawmill i n opposition to SCOTT's m i l l .

1864: On 14th December, 1864, the death occurred of Mary Louise SCOTT of Ourimbah Steam Sawmill, aged 34 years, wife of L y a l l SCOTT, timber merchant.

1885: The nominations f o r the Wollombi Electorate were: Walter H. VIVIM, L y a l l SCOTT, - ANDERSON and - JACQUES. P o l l i n g Day was 31st October, 1885. In a speech to the electorate at Wollombi, reported i n the Sydney Morning Herald on 28th October, 1885, SCOTT remarked that he "for many years had sat i n the Water Pol i c e Court i n Sydney". SCOTT was elected, following ECKFORD.

1885: Death notice, Sydney Morning Herald, 17th December, 1885: "SCOTT, December 15th at her residence, 41 Cumberland-s t r e e t , Martha Matilda, wife of L y a l l SCOTT, and daughter of the l a t e James PASHLEY, i n her 42nd year."

1886: SCOTT resigned from Parliament on 22nd November, 1886 due to i l l health.

1887: A death notice appeared i n the Sydney Morning Herald on 3rd A p r i l , 1887: "SCOTT - A p r i l 3, at h i s residence, 41 Cumberland Street, L y a l l SCOTT, aged 52 years." An obituary appeared i n the Sydney Morning Herald on 4th A p r i l , 1887: "The many friends of Mr. L y a l l SCOTT, both i n Sydney and i n the country, w i l l hear with great regret of that gentle­man's death, which took place at h i s residence, 41 Cumberland St., yesterday evening. Mr. SCOTT, i t w i l l be remembered, represented the electorate of Wollombi i n the l a s t Parliament but was compelled to resign i n consequence of i l l - h e a l t h . Since then Mr. SCOTT has continued to decline i n health, u n t i l dropsy set i n , and death re s u l t e d . Although not very conspicuous i n p o l i t i c s , Mr. L y a l l SCOTT was widely and favourably known i n commercial c i r c l e s , and was highly esteemed as an upright man and a good c i t i z e n . "

No record of bi r t h s to either of h i s wives has been found.

90

Thomas A l i s o n SCOTT

Born i n Glasgow, Scotland i n 1777, Thomas A l i s o n SCOTT went to the West Indies where he saw sugar being made, and he studied the c u l t i v a t i o n of sugar cane. In 1816 he came to New South Wales. He obtained sugar cane plants from T a h i t i and began to advocate the growing of cane and the production of sugar i n New South Wales.

He went to Port Macquarie f o r the Government but was not very successful i n h i s endeavours i n growing and producing tobacco and sugar. He was dismissed and returned to Sydney, He came to our d i s t r i c t i n 1831 when he was granted 52 acres of land at Brisbane Water. I t was subsequently found that he was located on the s i t e of the proposed township and he had to move to Point Clare.

He was appointed Poundkeeper for the d i s t r i c t by Jonathan WARNER i n December 1833, and i n September 1835 was appointed assessor f o r the Brisbane Water Bench, to the f o r c i b l y ex­pressed horror of DONNISON and MOORE, who made an enemy of him. In October 1836 he was appointed Postmaster at Brisbane Water and Clerk of Petty Sessions, and on 21 November was gazetted Clerk of the Bench to the newly appointed Police Magistrate, Alured T. FAUNCE.

In September 1842, while Clerk to HOLDEN, he offered h i s resignation to Gov. GIPPS and i t was accepted. In December he sought to r e c a l l h i s resignation, and HOLDEN secured a prolongation of 6 months. DONNISON and MOORE objected to the retention of SCOTT, who r e t i r e d to h i s property at Point Clare i n July 1843, where he c u l t i v a t e d sugar and bananas. The second crop seems to have been quite successful.

Through lectures and a r t i c l e s , he began to create a legend surrounding h i s involvement i n es t a b l i s h i n g the sugar industry i n the colony. He ceaselessly advocated and claimed that h i s pioneering work, i n which he claimed to have spent much of h i s own money, be recompensed by a g r a t e f u l Government. F i n a l l y , a sel e c t committee was established and the evidence was i n favour of granting recompense to the pioneer of the sugar industry i n New South Wales.

Thomas A l i s o n SCOTT enjoyed a pension u n t i l h i s death i n 1881 at the age of 105, becoming i n h i s old days a l o c a l l i v i n g legend.

In September 1905, the Railway Commissioner gave the name of "Tascott" to a platform opened to service the farm he had established and where Maria Annie SCOTT had died i n August, aged 97 years. She i s buried h a l f way up the h i l l behind where t h e i r house stood.

91

Henry Gunsley WATSON

The son of Colonel WATSON of the Royal A r t i l l e r y , Henry Gunsley was a cousin of Willoughby BEAN, our f i r s t resident Po l i c e Magistrate.

In a deposition he made before Captain FAUNCE i n November 1836, he stated that he had been i n the d i s t r i c t f o r nearly seven years f4ee CCI p.29].

He purchased land i n the parish of Kincumber, securing two grants of Crown land: one of 60 acres promised o r i g i n a l l y to John STEWART i n 1825, named "Courigan" or "Cowringan"; the second of 100 acres, promised o r i g i n a l l y to Thomas HUMPHRIES and named "Toowgill" or "Toorogil".[*] Both deeds were signed by S i r George GIPPS i n 1839 and 1840 respectively, and i n both cases were with the agreement of the o r i g i n a l grantees. The grants were small i n si z e compared to others i n the d i s t r i c t . I t seems that although he had some servants, he was also dealing i n c a t t l e and managing properties f o r absentee landholders.

He does not appear on the l o c a l 1828 Census l i s t , but he i s shown on the 1837 Convict Muster as having f i v e assigned convicts. He may also have employed t i c k e t - o f - l e a v e servants or free emancipists, who would not appear on the Convict Muster as being associated with a master.

From references found i n the Brisbane Water Case, i t seems that he was a Ju s t i c e of the Peace, and as such sat on the l o c a l Bench. His name appears occasionally i n the l o c a l Bench Register from 1840 to 1846. During h i s stay i n the d i s t r i c t , Henry WATSON attended f a i r l y r e g u l a r l y to the duties of Bench Magistrate.

However, i t i s possible that following the depression of the early 1840's, which hurt our d i s t r i c t more than most, WATSON may have beai i n f i n a n c i a l d i f f i c u l t i e s . For what­ever reason, we are apprised early i n January 1847 that "one of the magistrates of t h i s d i s t r i c t , Mr. WATSON, has l a t e l y gone to India".

Dr. C. E. W. BEAN, Willoughby's cousin, confides that Henry Gunsley WATSON r e t i r e d to Ceylon where he l i v e d u n t i l about 1870, and died "with straightened means".

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92

Jonathan WARNER

Jonathan WARNER was the second Po l i c e Magistrate at Brisbane Water. The d i s t r i c t had been s e t t l e d f o r just 10 years when he was appointed i n 1833 and was s t i l l i n the primitive state p r e v a i l i n g i n those early pioneering days.

WARNER had arrive d on the "OfLphe.U'i" i n September, 1826. He had served twenty years i n the m i l i t a r y . As an assistant surveyor h i s salary was £182/10/- per annum with allowance fo r two horses. He had been appointed a Lieutenant i n the NSW Veteran Corps i n 1825. WARNER took advantage of the scheme offered to o f f i c e r s on act i v e service, and selected land on the north east shore of Lake Macquarie, parish of Kahiba. When he s e t t l e d permanently i n the Colony, he l o s t h i s army salary.

The Government wished to f i l l the vacant Po l i c e Magistrate p o s i t i o n at Brisbane Water, but no l o c a l resident was deemed su i t a b l e . WARNER was approached to v i s i t Brisbane Water once a for t n i g h t i n the capacity of V i s i t i n g Magistrate. A f t e r some negotiations regarding salary, he was eventually appointed to commence duty at Brisbane Water from 1st January, 1833.

He completed a temporary cottage at Brisbane Water i n A p r i l , 1835, and he brought some of h i s family here. In 1835, the Postal Service i n the Colony was reorganised and on 21st October 1835 WARNER was appointed Deputy Post Master at Brisbane Water. He remained as the V i s i t i n g Police Magistrate at Brisbane Water u n t i l mid-October, 1836.

WARNER had been i n the service of the King from 1808 to 1825. I f he had joined the army at the age of 18, he would have been born i n 1790, making him about 48 when appointed as V i s i t i n g Police Magistrate to Brisbane Water.

Jonathan and h i s wife Mary had at l e a s t eight chi l d r e n . They were: James (born 26th December 1819); Jonathan (born June, 1823); William (born 3rd November 1825); Augusta Louise (born 19th September 1821); Frederick Hawkesbury (born 23rd A p r i l 1828); Benjamin John Thomas; Is a b e l l a Louise; and Naomi Sarah. The f i r s t four were a l l baptised i n New South Wales on 4th November 1827.

The WARNER'S Lymington estate of 800 acres was sold i n A p r i l 1885 f o r i t s coal-seam value. The shore of WARNER's 1,280 acre grant i s now known as Warner's Bay.

93

Henry WORLEY

Henry WORLEY, a farmer of Maresfield i n East Sussex, and Koesia OSBORNE of Uc k f i e l d , were the parents of Henry WORLEY, born at Maresfield on 1st January, 1804. Henry Jnr, became a farm labourer. When he was 25 years old, he and an associate robbed a poultry shed at U c k f i e l d , were caught, and delivered to Horsham gaol. A f t e r t r i a l , they were sentenced to deporta­t i o n f o r l i f e . Henry was also convicted of assault and of demanding money with threat.

Henry WORLEY arr i v e d i n the Colony on the "Lady Fe.vZA6ham" i n 1830 and was assigned to Richard FITZGERALD of Windsor. He held a Ticket of Leave i n 1838. He seems to have been a constable from early years at Maitland, Morpeth and Newport (Dora Creek). We know more of him a f t e r he came to reside i n the Brisbane Water D i s t r i c t .

Henry married Martha Eliz a b e t h NORTH (born i n London i n 1809) at St. James', Sydney, i n 1833. He obtained h i s Conditional Pardon i n 1844. In 1859, he succeeded to the pos i t i o n of Chief Constable when Dennis DWYER had to resign.

Henry had begun his career i n the d i s t r i c t by being posted to Mangrove Creek, a sprawling community of some 150 souls. He remained there f o r many years. He had a small farm up the Creek at the l i m i t of navigation. This area i s s t i l l r e f e r r e d to as Worley's Reach,

In 1859, Henry WORLEY was appointed Inspector of D i s t i l l e r i e s , which gave him a greater authority to deal e f f e c t i v e l y with a l l aspects of i l l e g a l s p i r i t production and d i s t r i b u t i o n which seems to have been quite developed i n the more remote parts of the Mangrove area.

Henry WORLEY was a Sergeant i n 1862. A f t e r h i s retirement from the po l i c e , he was pensioned o f f and acted as B a i l i f f of the Court of Requests. He l i v e d on the s i t e of the railway s t a t i o n at Gosford, having bought at auction most of the allotments i n Section 11 bounded between Erina and Faunce Streets fro n t i n g to Mann Street, which was resumed for the bui l d i n g of the railway l i n e through the township of Gosford.

On 2nd July 1866, an enquiry was held on the body of Henry WORLEY, a pensioner of the NSW P o l i c e . He had died of heart disease at the age of 62.

Of Henry and Martha WORLEY's twelve c h i l d r e n , f i v e died i n childhood, one did not marry and one had no issue. There are many references to the WORLEYS i n the Rev. A l f r e d GLENNIE's Journals, the l o c a l Magistrates' Registers and other indexes.

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TRANSCRIPTS

o6 the SWbane WatenPo&ce DAA.tnLct

Ea4Ry AdminLo.tnatLve Reconda

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INTRODUCING THE TRANSCRIPTS OF THE BRISBANE WATER POLICE DISTRICT

EARLY ADMINISTRATIVE RECORDS

There are seven surviving registers of the Police Magistratesand of the Bench at Brisbane Water. We have transcribed andindexed all seven, and they may be classified as follows:

1. The earliest register contains the records of the PoliceMagistrates covering the years from 1826 to 1843. Itwas opened by Willoughby BEAN when he took office.This register contains many different matters of whichthe Magistrates wanted to keep a record. The contentcovers a variety of subjects and is therefore of theutmost interest to students of the early history ofour district. It is analysed in an introduction tothe transcripts. The title of the register is, asoriginally given, "Ttchet3 o6 Leave, Qua,, teAty andO.then Retuwcn4 &c. "

2. There are three Bench Books, begun in 1835 and extendingto 1874. They mostly contain copies of letters andmemoranda, and illustrate the daily business of admin-istration of the district in their record of the corres-pondence to the central government, reports and localtransactions.

3. The three Deposition Books record Court business andtrial cases in the period from 1836 to 1872. They giveus a good picture of events and behaviour of a numberof individuals, and include summonses to answer inculpa-tions, depositions as reported from witnesses, andcircumstances. We also learn of death inquiries fromcoronial inquests. The depositions obtained in theBrisbane Water Case (the subject of the third volumein the series of the Hizto.Lcat Reconda o6 the Centn.atCoast o6 New South l/ake3) are all recorded in theseregisters.

We wish to say here that occasionally there areunflattering statements of a personal nature indepositions. This is to be expected as the depositionswere taken in cases of misdeeds . Then, as now, thesedepositions are public statements , and as such are notrestricted by privacy considerations. All depositionsand statements can be freely consulted at the ArchivesOffice in Sydney and copies have been deposited at theGosford City Library.

We have, however, used discretion in describing thesubject matters in the Table of Contents, but we havenot modified or suppressed any depositions as this would

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have seriously altered the historical value of ourwork. We hope that no-one will feel embarrassed throughthe publication of these historical records of the lifeof our district, which was always harsh and at timesturbulent or violent.

The Police Magistrates, until HOLDEN's dismissal in 1843,were the administrators of justice and the head of the PoliceEstablishment.

The Bench, comprising the Justices of the Peace of the district,took over the former Police Magistrates' functions until theestablishment of the Borough Council in 1886.

We intend to publish the seven Magistrates' registers in theirentirety. Firstly, we have made available the present combinedTable of Contents and Index of Names as a volume of its own.Then in rapid succession the seven registers will be published,not necessarily in chronological order. Each volume willreproduce its own Table of Contents and Index of Names.

Indexes and Tables of Content:

The value of any book is immensely enhanced by the inclusionof an index which permits retrieval of information not otherwiseindicated. Books also usually exhibit a table of mattersof content. Our registers obviously did not have an index,and only some had a very embryonic list of contents. Weproceeded to compile both an index and a table of contentsfor each register. Using a computer, it was a simple processto produce indexes and also to incorporate the indexes intoa combined index of all magistrates' registers.

We offer in this volume the tables of content of all sevenregisters which will appear again individually in each volume,and also the amalgamated index of the seven individual indexeswhich will complete each single published register.

Our Transcripts of the Magistrates' Registers:

The Magistrates' Registers are of various sizes, ranging from284 to 541 pages. Keeping in mind that the optimum size forbinding and for readers' convenience is around 350 pages,and in consideration of the size of the volumes in the seriesthat have already been published, we have apportioned theseven registers in the following fashion:

TICKETS OF LEAVE &c. 541 pages plus copious notes, in 2 volumes

BENCH BOOKS I, II & III 1,352 " , in 4 volumes

DEPOSITIONS I, II & III 1 , 051 " " , in 3 volumes

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This will make a total of 2,944 pages , plus indexes , contents,introductory notes, etc ., forming 9 volumes.

The combined Table of Contents and consolidated index in thepresent volume will enable people to appreciate the natureand scope of the information offered in the Magistrates'Registers , and gives references to the subjects and locationof material.

The typescripts , although not yet published , are availablefor study to any local history researchers who wish to availthemselves of the opportunity , by contacting the HonorarySecretary of the Gosford District Local History Study Groupto make an appointment.

Bench Books and Deposition Books: The Reels

The original registers of the Bench at Brisbane Water area unique source of documentation of the life and administra-tion of the early settlement.

They are kept at the Sydney repository of the Archives Officeof New South Wales. Being old and irreplaceable, they arenot available for perusal or handling . They have thereforebeen microfilmed for the benefit of those who wish to studythe information they have to offer.

It will be noted that most reels also contain records whichrelate to other districts . It is often necessary to run pastsome of the information on a reel until the records forBrisbane Water appear.

We have transcribed all parts which are relevant to our district,and afterwards , with special permission , we have checked ourtypescript with the original registers . However careful we.have been , we always advise that it is wise. to check informationwe provide with the film in case of any doubt . The writtenwords, sometimes faint, may have been misread and not correctedin the subsequent check, which is a rather monotonous task. .

Misspelling and other scribe idiosyncrasies have been leftunaltered.

There are five microfilm reels, which we have acquired. Detailsof the reels are listed on the following pages.

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REGISTERS ' STATE ARCHIVES

SYMBOL USED ACCESSION NO. NO. OF PAGES YEARS COVERED

IN INDEX AND FILM NO.

TLM & TLC T. O.L. & RETURNS 4/5525 ( 895) 541 1826-1840

BBI BENCH BOOK I 4 /5526 ( 2663 ) 284 1835-1838

B32 BENCH BOOK II 5/3167 ( 2663 ) 528 1838-1846

BB3 BENCH BOOK III 5 /3168 (2663 ) 540 1846-1874

CC1 DEPOSITIONS I 4/5524 ( 664) 290 1836-1842

CC2 DEPOSITIONS II 4/5560 ( 665) 357 1841-1855

CC3 DEPOSITIONS III 5 /3169 (2664) 404 1855-1872

Total: 2,944 48 years

SPECIAL NOTE: REEL NO. 895 - 4/5525

"T.Lcketh o^ Leave/Quahtex1y and Otkvt Rttunna &c."

Reel No. 895 contains four Registers loosely titled Ticketsof Leave, but also comprising other matters.

The first Register is "Description of Tickets of Leave, June 1,1843, Police Office Bathurst , and Index. Court of Requests".

The second contains Lists of Assigned Servants, and the fourthis also Tickets of Leave, accounts, fines, fees, summonses,passes, 1842 and Letters from Police Office, Broulee.

The third Register - the one in which we are interested -is titled on one side TICKETS OF LEAVE and on the other sideQUARTERLY AND OTHER RETURNS &c. It contains a wealth ofinformation, but has a peculiarity which needs to be fullyexplained here, in case researchers are unable to find thereferences they seek.

The Register - the first of the Brisbane Water Magistrates'series - begun by Willoughby BEAN in August 1826 was alsoused by Jonathan WARNER and T.A. SCOTT, clerk to A. HOLDEN.The complication arises because the register has been usedstarting from both ends.

Firstly, BEAN started from one end recording what he terms

"Cases, Complaints and other Business brought before theBench". In fact, he entered everything of which he wishedto keep a record; hence the variety of the nature of the

entries.

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Pages are numbered on each opposite top corner. The officialcorrespondence was entered from page 345, beginning with aletter dated August 21st, 1826 to the Colonial Secretary,and ends on page 393 with a letter from BEAN tendering hisresignation, dated June 5th, 1831.

Later, Jonathan WARNER succeeded BEAN as Magistrate. He turnedthe Register over, and began entering his records and corres-pondence from the opposite side, numbering the pages on thetop middle of each sheet, beginning at page one in September1833. His last entry is an abstract covering 1st July to30th September, 1836. On page 63, T. A. SCOTT, Clerk forA. T. FAUNCE (the new magistrate replacing WARNER who hadresigned) takes over by entering an abstract for the quarterOctober to December, 1836.

The last page on that side of the Register is page 142: aQuarterly Return for 1st July to 30th September, 1840.

Page 142 of that side corresponds with page 402 on the otherside.

We will publish this Register in two parts:

1. CORRESPONDENCE by Willoughby BEAN comprising pages 345(TLC) to 393, to which we have added: Introduction, comments,

appendices (such as Function of the Magistrates, theassignment system, convicts and Tickets of Leave, thepenal institution, extracts from PLUNKETT's "TheAustralian Magistrate", extensive correspondence fromCAPE to supplement material on the subject entered inthe Register, the Police Establishment), plus notesand biographical information when judged useful toexplain points of interest.

PART I is the remainder of the entries made by BEAN.It comprises 393 pages and covers the years from 1826to 1831.

2. PART II is the other side of the same Register, begun(TIM) by WARNER in 1833 and completed by T. A. SCOTT, Clerk

for both A. T. FAUNCE and Alfred HOLDEN, in 1840. Itcomprises 142 pages.

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REGISTERS OF THE MAGISTRATES AT BRISBANE WATER

5 Reels of 35 mm film, from the Archives Office, Sydney

I. Reel No. 895.

2/8421 BATHURST. Police Office Tickets of Leave.June 1843 - &c.

4/5525 BRISBANE WATER. Tickets of Leave /Quarterlyand other Returns &c . 1826 on. Summary trials,1831. Tickets of Leave for Brisbane Water.Index at front . Return of Aboriginal Natives,4 May, 1839 . Letters from Brisbane Water.Returns 1831 . Requisitions , September, 1840.The earliest register , August 1826 - March1843. 541 pages

4/5588 BROULEE. Tickets of Leave, 1842 ( 1837-45).

II. Reel No. 2663.

4/5526 BRISBANE WATER. Bench of Magistrates . Copiesof letters sent. January 1835 - July 1838.

284 pages

5/3167 BRISBANE WATER. Bench of Magistrates . Copiesof letters sent. July 1838 - 4 March 1846.

528 pages

5/3168 BRISBANE WATER. Bench of Magistrates . Copiesof letters sent. 4 March 1846 - 7 September 1874.

540 pages

III. Reel No. 664.

4/5517 BRAIDWOOD . Police Office , November 1840 - July1850.

4/5667 SUTTON FOREST. Petty Sessions September 1833 -July 1836.

4/5524 BRISBANE WATER. Bench Books. Colonial Trials& Court Records . Mostly enquiries, sworn state-ments, depositions in court. Cases before FAUNCEand HOLDEN . Index at the back. 290 pages, somevery hard to read at the end. Title on spine:Brisbane Water Depositions 1835-42.Brisbane Water Depositions , 17 October 1836 -25 August 1842.

290 pages

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IV. Reel No. 665.

4/5560 BRISBANE WATER. Colonial Trials and Court Records.Bench of Magistrates Evidence, sworn statements,depositions . 26 July 1841 - 10 August 1855.

357 pages

4/5527 CAMDEN. Bench, Colonial Trials &c. 1841-1850.

4/7567 CAWDOR POLICE COURT. Record of cases 1825.

V. Reel No. 2664.

5/3169 BRISBANE WATER. Bench of Magistrates , Deposition5 3170 Book . Book No. 1; 20 December 1855 - 9 Septem-

ber 1872.404 pages

5/3242 WAGGA WAGGA. Court of Petty Sessions , November1848 - May 1857.

SZ 933 SURVEYOR GENERAL. Meehan ' s field book 1817-19.No. 134.

2/4965 SURVEYOR GENERAL. G.B. White's field book 1830.No. 336.

2/8208 COLONIAL SECRETARY . Memoranda Book 1829-37 andrecords of applications for assigned servants,1838-1841.

2/8209 REGISTER OF PERSONS prohibited from receivingconvict servants County of Northumberland ...Brisbane Water. 31 March 1826 - 26 December 1833.

2/8285 COCKATOO ISLAND. Penal Establishment . Ship andsentence.

5/3170 SMALL DEBTS REGISTER. 7 March 1861 - 7 September1881. 1 Volume. This volume summarises thedaily proceedings of the Court giving detailsof Magistrates present, nature and result ofcase, costs and summons issued.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

T.Lcket3 06 Leave/Quante ty & O.thex Re-tw nh Al.Augua.t 1826 to October. 1840,

Police Mag .is.tnateb

W.i,2.2oughby BEAN(Augua .t 1826 to June 1831)

Jonathan WARNER(Sept 1833 to Sept. 1836)

AZuned Ta4ker. FAUNCE(Octobevc 1836 to Nov. 1837)

A26r.ed HOLDEN(Fnom December. 1837)

F.Uca.t Pant:

Page4 1 to 331

W-iJioughby BEAN'S co44e4porcdence64om Auguh.t 1826 to Ap4.i.2 1831:pagea 345 to 393

Second Pakt:

From September 1833 toOctober 1840 (MagL4.tratedWARNER, FAUNCE & HOLDEN).

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BRISBANE WATER POLICE DISTRICT

F I R S T R E G I S T E R

1826 - 1840

This Register is in two parts:

1. TLC - The pages are numbered in the top corner.

Begun by -

Willoughby BEAN, J.P.

P.M. from 1826 to 22 April 1831

Comprises pages numbered 1 to 393(dated 5 June 1831)

The Register is then turned over, and it starts again fromthe back.

2. TLM - The pages are numbered on the middle of thetop of each page.

Used by -

Jonathan WARNER, J.P.

P.M. from January 1833 to September 1836

Captain Alured Tasker FAUNCE, J.P.

P.M.

Alfred HOLDEN, J.P.

P.M.

Used pages 111 to 142, dated 30 September 1840

Pages left blank by WARNER have been used in later years byFAUNCE and HOLDEN - see inventory in front of TLM.

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TICKETS OF LEAVE / QUARTERLY & OTHER RETURNS &c.

Brisbane Water Police District Register 1826 - 1840

Inventory of pages and content

Page* Content matter Year

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2

3

4

5

6

7

8

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

Rudimentary index of 19 lines only preceding Page 1

Cases, complaints before the Bench: G. BURNS,J. MATHERS, J. KILLING, M. KILBRIGHT, R. GISSING.

Summary Trials &c.: J. WADDELL, T. JONES,J. WADDELL, W. BOOKER, H. HOLMES & R. GOWER.

Summary Trials &c.: J. WADDELL, J. MEARS.J. WISKINS, A. MILLER, R. GISSING.

Summary Trials &c.: R. GOWER, J. HARRISSON,W. LYONS, T. ROGERS, T. FEIGNEL.

Summary Trials &c. J. SUCKENCH.

Summary Trials &c.: R. BRADY, J. WADDELL,J. WADDELL, J. MACNAMARA, G. DEMON & T. SMITH.

Summary Trials &c.: R. BRADY, M. BRINN,M. DEMPSEY, R. COPPER, P. MURPHY.

Summary Trials &c.: P. LYNCH, J. FLINT, T. BURKE,H. NICHOLS, J. MASON, T. DENNETT.

Summary Trials (absconders cast away).

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Names of men holding Tickets of Leave,

Quarterly Muster.

Opposite page completing above.

Names of men holding Tickets of Leave,

Quarterly Muster.

Opposite page completing above.

Names of men holding Tickets of Leave,Quarterly Muster.

Opposite page completing above.

Names of men holding Tickets of Leave,Quarterly Muster.

Opposite page completing above (continue p.120).

1827/40

1826/27

1827

1827

1827

1828

1828

1828/30

1831

1831

* Pagea S rom .thL RegizteA are preceded by the symbo t "TLC"

Ln the Index o{ Names.

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Page Content matter Year

20to95

96

97)to)

101)

102

103

104)to)

119)

120

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122

123

124

125

126)to)

129)

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132

133

134)to)

137)

138

139

140)to)

149)

150

Passes issued to Applicants for Tickets of Leave:see list.(Brisbane Water Ticket of Leave Register.)

Blank

Abstracts Salaries Police Establishment:see list.

Account of Fees received: 1 Oct/11 Mar

Blank

Abstracts Salaries Police Establishment:see list.

Names of men holding Tickets of Leave,Quarterly Muster (from page 18).

Opposite page completing above (from page 19).

Continues page 120.

Continues page 121.

Continues page 122.

Continues page 123.

Blank

Return of Natives.

Inventory, Stationery, Arms, received from store.

Resignation of James CARROLL, Ordinary Constable.

"Crooked Billet", Licence.SPEARS and WHARD.

Recognizance by William and George SPEARS, andR. HENDERSON.

Continued from p.137: "Crooked Billet" PublicHouse Licence. See p.150.

Abstracts Salaries Police Establishment:see list.

From page 139. Recognizance acknowledged;A. HOLDEN, H. DONNISON.

1836/7/8

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1838

1838

1839

1839

1839

151 1 Blank

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Page Content matter Year

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160

161

162

163

Appropriation Fines & Fees.

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Tickets of Leave granted: KIRK, SMITH, MILLER,FREEMAN, GILL, ROKE, BOOKER, PALMER, BAMFORD.

Opposite page, description and particulars.

Tickets of Leave granted: FITZGIBBONS, FLETCHER,EGAN, MAGRATH, PERKS, MORAN, GOWER, BRINN,DONOVAN, SCARESBROOK, NEWALL, GISSING, HOLMES

Opposite page, description and particulars.

Articles seized HORTON'&"HULIretailing. of Spirzts^ ^'^`"

Memorandum, Queen v. MURRAY, disposing of Liquor

AULT & HORTON, cash found by Constable GRADEN.Description of Jacob WAKS. Certificate ofFreedom, Patrick KEEGANS.

Blank.

Muster of Tickets of Leave: BOOKER, FREEMAN,GILL, KIRK, MILLER, ROKE, SMITH.

Muster of Tickets of Leave: GEORGE, FITZGIBBONS,FLETCHER, EGAN, KIRK, WILSON, KIRK, MAGRATH,MILLER, BAMFORD, PERKS, MAGRATH, EGAN, BRINN,GOWER, MORAN, GOWER, DONAVAN, JACKSON, MACGREGORY,LEONARDS, KENNEDY.

Applications for Tickets of Leave:see list.

164)to)

187)

174)175)

188

189

190

191

192

193

194

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Expenses incurred, Police Establishment:March 1827 to September -

Memo by Thomas SCOTT, no date.

Extraordinary Expenses incurred, provisions to aparty of the 39th whilst in District from 24 Feb.to 20 March - (Payment rec'd. by Mr. BEAN)

Blank

Request for Ticket of Leave: Martin COLLINS.Signed by HOLDEN, no date.

Application for Ticket of Leave: John JONES.

Few words in HOLDEN's hand, no date.

1838

1827/28

1829

1828

1842

1843

1828

1829/1830/31

1828

1827

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220)

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224B

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226)/1)

226)/2)

227)228)

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233

234

235

236

Return of Aboriginal Natives.

Estimate probable expenses for Police for year.

Description and state of repairs of buildings,no date.

Returns: Furniture and Stationery.

Returns: Provisions , Arms and Ammunition, otherexpenses.

Supplementary Estimate: Watch House Keeper, extrapay Scourger.

Blank

Abstracts Salaries Police Establishment.

Re-siting of Pound.

Robert TAYLOR's petition to Governor; anassignee to HELY.

Numerous reference in support of Robert TAYLOR'spetition.

Continuation of TAYLOR ' s references.

Do.

Conclusion of TAYLOR' s references by A. HOLDEN.

Sales at Police Office of belongings of HarrietWOODHAM and John MOORE by Mr. DWYER, ChiefConstable.

Recognizance SPEARS and WARD of £50 for Licence.

Do.

Same recognizance , Peter FAGAN, James MALONE andWilliam WARD; same wording as that on pp.226/2 to228.

Continuation and conclusion of above.

Same recognizance for Edward SMITH, Thomas WILSONand William H. WELLS for the "Brisbane Water Hotel".

Continuation.

Page missing.

Page missing.

Continuation Licence.

Recognizance John Thos. WILSON, Aylmer EdwinCAMPBELL and James CAMPBELL for "Victoria Hotel".

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275

Continuation.

Estimate of probable expenses for 1841:signed by Gother K. MANN

Description of buildings and repairs required,Police Establishment.

Stationery continued, furniture, etc.

Returns continued, Provisions, Arms andAmmunition, Special Items.

Return of Special Constables, December -

Estimate of probable expenses for 1842.

Description of buildings, state of repair,Provisions, Furniture.

Stationery, Arms and Ammunition, Special Items.

Blank

Return of Aboriginal names.

Blank

Blank

Timber Licences: 1840-1841

Do.

Do.

Do.

Abstracts of Salaries, Police Establishment.

Sums paid for supplies and service to Police.

Do.

Do.

Abstracts of Salaries, Police Establishment.

Estimate of probable expenses for Police for 1843.

Estimate of probable expenses : Buildings,furniture and stationery.

Estimate of probable expenses : Provisions,Arms, &c., Special Items.

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Blank

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344)

345)to)

393)

394

295

"Licenced Butchers , Report of Cattle Slaughtered".(Has not been filled in.)

Opposite, same remark.

Missing on reel; left blank in original.

Abstract of Returns for 1844, not photographed -HOLDEN's own hand.

Sale of belongings of Aquila HARRIS deceased.

Accounts in respect of Aquila HARRIS.

Sale of belongings of John JONES , whose Ticket ofLeave is cancelled.

Accounts in respect of John JONES.

Missing on reel; left blank in original.

Memorandum and accounts.

Blank

Appointment of Robert CREIGHTON as Pound Keeper inroom of W. TURNER.

Blank

Willoughby BEAN's correspondence ; August 1826 toApril 1831.

Blank

Blank

Then Register turns over and begins from end.

1840

1840

1841

1843

1826/31

Page 402 corresponds with page 142;403 " 141;404 " 140; etc.

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POLICE DISTRICT OF

BRISBANE WATER (GOSFORD)

Coxxe4pondence ob

W. BEAN, J.P., Pottce Mag.ih.tna to

21 Augu4.t 1826 to 22 Ap&L2 1831

TLch.et4 og Leave/Quaa.tenky 9 OtheA Retwcn4 8c.pp. 345 to 393

4/5525(895)

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BRISBANE WATER POLICE DISTRICT

Early Documents. Correspondence from the Police Magistrate,Willoughby BEAN from 21 August 1826 to 22 April 1831, in"Tickets of Leave/Quarterly & Other Returns &c."

Willoughby BEAN's correspondence runs from page 345 to page 393.

Page Subject

345 Additional Constable needed. Estimate of Watchhouse tobe built at Brisbane Water.

346 Watchhouse estimate . Arms for Police requirements.

347 HENDERSON and FARRELL, depasturing at Pitt Water.HENDERSON's deposition.

348 HENDERSON's deposition. BEAN recommends that HENDERSONreceives back money.

349 Bushrangers at Reid's Mistake. Stray cattle, informationsupplied by CONNELLY.

350 No additional Publicans Licences. List of Constablesforming Police Establishment.

351 Bushrangers' whereabouts unknown. A Clerk and a Boatare required.

352 Aboriginal tribes in District. Clothing and list ofnatives. Tender Watchhouse.

353 Receipt for Prisoners. Township and Allotments.

354 Military Party, 39th Regiment . Account of expenses inrelation to party of soldiers in District.

355 Provisions to Military Party. Constable dismissed andappointed.

356 Tickets of Leave received. Abstract of Police Expenses.

357 Fines and Fees Return, none . Summary Trials Returns.

358 Police Establishment, information re staff and otherparticulars.

359 Fines and Fees, none. Natives troublesome, instancesof offences.

360 CAPE's strife with Aboriginals.

361 Return of Summary Trials, April 1828.

362 Applications for Tickets of Leave. List of Applicants.Cedar Permit, BOOKER.

363 Tickets of Leave, alteration of District designated,Wm. BOOKER and Wm. SMITH.

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Page Subject

364 Return , Ticket of Leave Muster , April: BOOKER, FREEMAN,GILL, KIRK , MILLER, ROKE , SMITH (May 1828).

Stephen FITZGERALD : Application to marry Mary LEE,widow of Patrick GEARY.

365 CAPE and the Aboriginals ; BEAN's report on the subject.

366 Forms of Summary Trials, 1st Quarter 1828 have been sent.

367 Returns of Summary Trials. Solicit appointment of a Clerk.

368 Clothes for Aborigines , blankets and rugs.

369 Tickets of Leave and fees for their issue.

370 Returns Summary Trials 1st Quarter 1828. Report, BlackNatives, blankets.

371 BEAN disproves distress of District . Return Summary Trials.

Farms in need of survey.

Copy of letter referred to at bottom of page 371. BEANasking surveys being expedited September 1828.

372 Tickets of Leave and due. Establishment of a Pound,suitable site.

373 Recommending establishment of Pounds in District.

374 Returns . Dismissal of James WADDELL , Constable and Scourger.

375 Return of 15 Census forms, delay in their transmission dueto the lack of a Clerk.

376 List of householders in District , 15 in number.

377 Population, Census 1828 , table showing returns, 14 entries.

378 Drowning of Charles KEYS. Nuisance made by wild cattle,offer of disposal.

379 Rugs to the Natives . Complaints from outside natives tohave been excluded.

380 Return of Black Natives who received rugs.

381 Application for grant of Crown Land by George MEADOWS,recommended.

382 Loss of Ticket of Leave presumed stolen, from John GILL.

Description.

383 (Marked "384".) GILL' s deposition re Ticket of Leave loss.

John GILL, application for land.

384 GILL' s land grant , particulars of the applicant. Districtquiet and peaceable . Ten rugs distributed to the Blacks.

385 John SLADE , application for extra land. Report. No Fines

or Fees ever collected.

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Page Subject

386 "Nihil Returns". Proposition to appoint a Clerk in lieuof Constable. Summary trials.

387 BLOODWORTH and cedar cutting, report. Assigned servantcomplaint. McGRATH arrested.

388 Requesting a Police Clerk. Transfer of Servant.BLOODWORTH's cedar gang.

389 BLOODWORTH's sawyers cutting cedar. Slops distributedto Blacks.

390 List of Natives' names. Death of Wm. BALLARD from aparty of escaped convicts.

391 Inquest, death of BALLARD. Sworn statements.

392 William BALLARD. Examination and sworn statements,continued.

393 Dispensing with Willoughby BEAN's services as a Magistratefollowing his insolvency.

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TICKETS OF LEAVE / QUARTERLY & OTHER RETURNS &c.

Brisbane Water Police District Register 1827 - 1840

SECOND PART

Other end of the Register

Inventory of pages and content

Page*

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Content matter

Index, short and rudimentaryof 27 lines.

Abstract Returns of Popula-tion.Estimate of AgriculturalProduce.

Return of Articles inpossession of Police Estab-lishment at Brisbane Waterand Kuringbong.

Blank

Abstract of Fees and Fines.

Abstract of Fees and Fines.Memorandum : Swearing in ofConstable.

Blank

Blank (ruled to fill anabstract , left unused).

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Missing

Missing or Blank

Missing

NSW Census population of

District of Brisbane Water.

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Return Arms , Accountrements& Ammunition

Period or Year MagistrateQuarter

September

November

January

Januaryto December

January

Jan.& Apr.

1833

1834

1835

18341835

1836

1837

1836

1835

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

* Pagea £kom -tUA Regi3 .tvt ane pn. eceded by the aymbo l "TLM"

in the Index os Nameb.

121

Page Content matter Period or Year MagistrateQuarter

15

16

17

18

19

Return Arms, Accoutrements& Ammunition.

Do.

Do.

Return of GovernmentOrdinances deficient.

Quarterly Return: Arms,Accoutrements & Ammunition.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Blank

Blank

Blank

Requisition for Articles foruse of the PoliceEstablishment

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.Continuation of above

October

January

Jul./Oct.

December

Oct./Dec.

Jan. /Mar.

Apr./Jun.

Jul./Sep.

Oct. /Dec.

Jan. /Mar.

June

October

December

March

June

September

April

April

June

August

August

January

January

February

February

June

July

November

1835

1836

1836

1836

1836

1837

1837

1837

A.T. FAUNCE

A.T. FAUNCE

1838

1838

1838

1838

1839

1839

1839

1836

1835

1836

1836

1836

1836

1836

1836

1836

1836

1836

1836

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

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Page Content matter Period or Year MagistrateQuarter

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48

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51

52

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56

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66

67

68

69

70

71

Requisition for Articles foruse of the PoliceEstablishment

Continuation of above

Do.

Do.

Do.

Blank

Requisition of stores , PoliceEstablishment

Requisition continued,carried forward to p.84

Blank

Quarterly abstract ofContingencies

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Do.

Quarterly abstract of

Contingencies

Blank

Quarterly abstract ofContingencies

Memorandum : Cattle confis-cated; KING , MOORE & others

Memorandum : Boat found andclaimed by RICHARDSON

Punt made for Erina Creek,detail of payment

Quarterly account ofContingencies

Do.

Do.

January

April

April

October

January

January

Jan. /Mar.

Apr. /Jun.

Jul./Sep.

Oct. /Dec.

Jan. /Mar.

Apr. /Jun.

Jul./Sep.

Oct. /Dec.

Jan. /Mar.

Apr. /Jun.

August

October

October

Jul./Sep.

Oct./Dec.

Jan./Mar.

1837

1837

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1838

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1836

1836

A.T. FAUNCE

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

1837

1837

A.T. FAUNCE

A.T. FAUNCE

1837

1838 A. HOLDEN

1838

1837

1837

1838

A.T. FAUNCE

A. HOLDEN

A. HOLDEN

123

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72)to)75)

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81

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87

88

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90

91

92

93

94

95

96

Missing

Quarterly accounts ofContingencies

Do.

Do.

Sale of belongings , GeorgePRINCE, died in hospital

Appointment of Constable:Patrick KELLY in room ofSamuel GRIFFITHS

Destruction of Tickets ofLeave and Certificates ofFreedom: PRINCE , DEVINE,PURTELL, TAYLOR, ROURKE

Sale of effects , HULL andHORTON

Certificate Liquor Licence,"Crooked Billet"

Requisition from ColonialStore

Do.

Do.

Blank

Requisition from ColonialStore

Continuation of above

Return of Aboriginal natives

Continuation of above

Account of sale, J. HORTONand J. HULL

Blank

Order re cattle being removedfrom Mangrove . Advicereceived from MOORE

Blank

Blank

Blank

Apr. /Jun.

Jul./Sep.

Oct./Dec.

November

November

February

February

July

October

April

October

May

January

October

1838

1838

1838

1838 A. HOLDEN

1838

1839/1841

1839

1838

A. HOLDEN

A. HOLDEN/H. DONNISON

1838

1838

1839

1839

1835 J. WARNER

1839

1839 A. HOLDEN

124

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97

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99)to)

106)

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118)to)

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124

125

Certificate Liquor Licence:W. SPEARS ("Crooked Billet")and Ed. SMITH ("BrisbaneWater Hotel")

Certificate Liquor Licence:Peter FAGAN ("The Red Cow")

Blank

Return of Constables, etc.,and proposal for additionalstaff

Return of PoliceEstablishment

Estimate of probable Policeexpenses

Do.

Supplementary estimate

Abstract and Acquittance of

allowances

Swearing in of Policeofficers

Do.

Estimate of probable expensesDepartment of Police

Supplementary estimate

Receipt of expenses : PoliceEstablishment

Do.

Do.

Missing

Receipt of expenses : PoliceEstablishment

Do.

Do.

Quarterly account forContingencies : PoliceEstablishment

April

April

July

Jan. /Dec.

Jan. /Aug.

Jun./Sep.

June Qtr.

Sept. Qtr.

Dec. Qtr.

Mar. Qtr.

June Qtr.

Oct./Dec.

1840

1840G. K. MANN/H. DONNISON

1835

1835

1837

1838

1838

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1839

1838

1838

1838

1838

1838

1839

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J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

J. WARNER

A. HOLDEN/G. K. MANN

A. HOLDEN

A. HOLDEN

125

Page Content matter Period or Year MagistrateQuarter

126 Quarterly account forContingencies: PoliceEstablishment Jan./Mar. 1839

127 Do. Apr./Jun. 1839

128 Do. Jul./Sep. 1839

129 Do. Oct./Dec. 1839

130 Do. March 1840

131 Receipts on account ofPolice Establishment September 1839

132 Do. December 1839

133 Do. (p.411 from other end) March 1840

134 Do. (p.410) June 1840

135 Return of articles inpossession of Police (p.409) November 1838

136 Receipts on account of PoliceEstablishment (p.408) September

137 Amounts due by PoliceEstablishment (very faint orillegible) December 1841

138 Instructions as to distribu-tion of Prisoners' rations A. HOLDEN

139 Sale of belongings ofJ. HILLIARD (p. 405) October 1839 A. HOLDEN

140 Blank

141 Quarterly account forContingencies: PoliceEstablishment Apr./Jun. 1840

142 Do. (See p.264 other endfor receipts) Jul./Sep. 1840

143 Blank to the end this sidewhich is page 150/394 (p.393being the last used page onthe reverse side of thisRegister).

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Pot ice Mag.i a.txa to Req.l,5tex I

Pagea 6rom .thi,s Reg.is.tex arepreceded by the aymboL "BB1" .Ln.the Index o6 NameA.

129

BENCH BOOK I 261 pages

Bench of Magistrates : Copies of Letters Sent

Page Date Magistrate

- 1838 -

Enquiring if there is freight to pay, [No page Apr 15and answer number]

- 1835 -

Apprehension of three Native Blacks following 1 Jan 2 J. Warnerrobberies

Application for TOL, T. WHEELING Jan 5

Application for TOL, J. COLSON Jan 5

Supply of arms to be addressed to Newcastle 2 Jan 10

Needs stationery , handcuffs , nails, etc.,lock-up Kurangbong Jan 10

Six Natives sent to gaol in Sydney . J. Warner'sfamily conveyed to Brisbane Water. 3 Feb 16

Forwarding fines & fees collected at Wiseman'sStation Feb 16

Contacted Mr. WISEMAN for necessary receipts Feb 16

Requesting arms be sent to Brisbane Water 4 Feb 16

Applications for TOL, W. TURNER , R. LANG,F. SMITH, with recommendations Feb 16

Prisoners absconded , D. McLEAN & T . MARKMAN Mar 3

Troublesome Natives ambushed and seized atDuralong 5 Jan 15Concluded 6

Man found dead on beach at Tuggerah 7 Jan 16

TOL description , T. NORMAN Jan 16

Has two constables , needs a third 8 Jan 19

Prisoner absconded , J. MORGAN 9 Jan 20

Robberies by Black Natives , depositions sentto Sydney Jan 26

Annual Police Return sent Jan 27

Subpoenas sent: P. FOX , J. REDDING , P. SHERIDAN,W. BARDEN, J . MANGHIRE , W. RAINEY, W . FLETCHER,W. RUST, G. LAWRENCE , J. CASTLE, W . FREEMAN,A. JAQUES Jan 31

130

Page Date Magistrate

- 1835 -

Punishment Return, THRELKELD subpoena, sent 10 Feb 2 J. Warner

Bringing his family to Brisbane Water Feb 12

Asking for a Mail Bag to be sent to BrisbaneWater 11 Feb 12

Report on complaint about GREY's servants atTerrigalContinued 12Concluded 13

Feb 11

Prisoner J. MORGAN returned Feb 11

TOL description, P. KING Feb 12

Periods of employment for salary purposes 14 Mar 13

Resignation of constable W. SMITH,replacement needed 15 Mar 13

H. STEPHENS, being free shortly, will leavedistrict Mar 12

Applications for TOL, S. GRIFFITHS, C. BENNETT,with recommendations 16 Mar 13

Muster and Punishment returns Mar 16

Prisoner absconded, J. MOORE Mar 14

Mr. SCOTT appointed Pound Keeper 17 Mar 23

Return Probable Cost of Police for 1835 Mar 23

Deposition, robberies by Black Natives at Wyong 18 Mar 25

Constable SMITH to be replaced as soon as possible Mar 31

Reward for apprehending Natives to be paid toBank account Apr 7Concluded 19

Letters and Returns sent Apr 8

Amount of Fines and Fees for Quarter sent, 3/6 Apr 8

Application for TOL recommended, W. MILES 20 Apr 9

Deposition, robberies by Blacks at Wyong Apr 15

Receipt of circular and book "The AustralianMagistrate" Apr 28

Has received no reply to letter of 13th ultimo,re salary 21 Apr 19

Deposition re Black Natives sent to Sydney Apr 28

Bench Book I

131

Resides permanently at Brisbane Water,Return subpoena

Punishment Return sent

Free female sent (no addressee)

Application for TOL recommended, J. WILLIAMS

Fifty blankets received for Natives, 10 in hand

Contingent Return sent

Prisoner absconded, J. FLYNN

Summary Punishment Return

Enquiry on whereabouts of E. GLOVER

Watch house chimney to be replaced

Salary abstract Return sent

Stationery to be sent by Lank schoonerConcluded

Page Date Magistrate

- 1835 -

22 Apr 30 J. Warner

May 4

May 11

23 May 11

May 11

May 11

24 May 18

May 16

May 26

25 May 29

May 30

Jun 126

Requisition for a set of sails Jun 1

Summary Punishment Return sent Jun 2

Received the Indent of Prisoner arrived in 1833 Jun 8

Deposition against HOBBY, a black leader 27 Jun 18

Forward Monthly Punishment Jul 1

Salary Abstracts to June 30 sent Jul 1

Returns of Arms and Accoutrements, &c. 28 Jul 1

RAINEY's deposition against HOBBY Jul 1

Lock-up Provisions and Rations Return Jul 1

Quarterly Returns Fines and Fees 29 Jul 10

Reply to Circular sent Jul 16

Half-Yearly Return sent Jul 16

Four men robbed WATSON's hut at Tuggerah Beach 30 Jul 20Description of men, conclusion 31

Salary of Pound Keeper and Clerk of the Peace Jul 31Concluded 32

Application for TOL recommended, J. M. REDDLE Aug 3

Letters and Returns sent Aug 3

Return of constables from bushranger chase Aug 3Concluded 33

Bench Book I

132

Page Date Magistrate

- 1835 -

Delay of apprehended suspected runaway,J. RYAN, due to absence of constableschasing bushrangers 33 Aug 8 J. WarnerConcluded 34

Summary Punishment Return Aug 24

List of absconders Aug 24

LOWRIE, HENDERSON and SCOTT to act asAssessors 35 Aug 24

Constable McINTYRE allowed ironed prisonerto escape Aug 24Concluded 36

P. FOX, TOL holder, absent without leave Aug 25

TOL of J. COLSON to be altered for LimestonePlains 37 Sep 1

Four bushrangers caught by Mounted Police Sep 4

Postage paid, 4/9 38 Sep 7

No application forms to purchase landavailable locally Sep 7

No object to P. FOX's TOL being altered forIllawarra Sep 7

M. COLLINS, absconded 39 Sep 8

Unlawful transferring of assigned servantsto W. CAPE Sep 8Concluded 40

Return of M. COLLINS 41 Sep 12

Unlawful running of BOUGHTON ' s salt worksat Reid's Mistake Sep 14

Watch house stone chimney estimate 42 Sep 21

Habitual absconder J. FLYNN sent to Sydney Sep 24Concluded 43

Summary Punishment Returns sent Sep 23

Duplicate receipts for stationery sent Sep 23

Runaway R . STARK from Hunter's River caught Sep 28

Applications for assigned servants 44 Oct 1

TOL descriptions, WHELAN, LANG, SMITH,BENNET, TURNER , GRIFFITHS Oct 2

Quarterly salary abstract sent Oct 2

Arms sent to Newcastle and back to Sydneybe re-directed 45 Oct 2

Bench Book I

133

Page Date Magistrate

- 1835 -

Monthly summary punishment return sent 45 Oct 2 J. Warner

Quarterly return of arms 46 Oct 2

Monthly summary trials sent Oct 2

September summary trials sent Oct 2

Contingent amount not yet credited to 30thJune Oct 5

J. COOTE and J. DRUK, absconders 47 Oct 8

Contingent amounts sent late due toHENDERSON being away Oct 20

Police money to be placed in Bank of Australiaaccount, remarks about management ofaccount Oct 21Concluded 48

Report on runaways 49 Oct 22

Lock-up flour returns Oct 22

J. McINTYRE, ex-Constable, forger & thief Nov 3Concluded 50

Arms and ammunitions to be sent direct toBrisbane Water Nov 3Concluded 51

Monthly summary trials sent, Colon.-Sec. Nov 9

Monthly summary trials sent, Attorn.-Gen. Nov 9

Weekly runaways report Nov 9

Report on how Mr. BOUGHTON runs his saltworks Nov 12Concluded 52

Recognizances to keep peace, BRAMBLE andCOULSON 53. Nov 15

Returns runaways, 2 to 30 Nov. Dec 4

Return of sundry arms Dec 7

Application for TOL recommended, C. TUCKER 54 Dec 7

Runaways return sent, and summary trials Dec 7

Runaway caught and sent to Sydney Dec 8Concluded 55

Receipt of arms and inventory Dec 8

Received indent of prisoners 1831 and 1832 Dec 9

Bench Book I

134

Page Date Magistrate

- 1835

Request for delivery of sails 55 Dec 9 J. WarnerConcluded 56

Sending fee of 2/8 to renew TOL,M. HOURRIGAN Dec 12

Application for TOF recommended, H. STEPHENS Dec 14

Application for TOF recommended, M. McGRATH 57 Dec 15

Request money due since 30 June Dec 16

J. FLYNN, habitual absconder, sent to Sydney Dec 18Concluded 58

Application to alter TOL to McLeay Riverrecommended, M. SCAYSBROOK Dec 18

Return of runaways Dec 18

Example of Auditor-General's inefficiency 59 Dec 23

- 1836

Forwarding fines and fees, 12/6 Jan 1

Summary trials sent Jan 1

Returns of Fines and Fees, contingent amount,salary abstracts and amended contingentamount, forwarded 60 Jan 1

Annual return of crops, quarterly return ofarms, ammunitions &c., monthly return ofsummary trials, requisitions for printedforms and articles for lock-up, andprotests and depositions Rex. v. MOOREand others, forwarded Jan 1

Return of runaways Jan 1

Quarterly return of rations Jan 1

Advice to Attorney General that J. MOOREwill require W. TURNER as evidence 61 Jan 1

Request for strong chest to store records Jan 7

Sending schedule 62 Jan 8

Receipts for flour for lock-up Jan 9

Return of runaways Jan 9

Constable CHITTY elopes with'female prisoner Jan 16Concluded 63

Transfer of TOL to Bathurst recommended,C. BENNETT Jan 19

Requesting Ticket of Freedom , G. COULSON Jan 23

Bench Book I

135

Page Date Magistrate

- 1836 -

Return of runaways 64 Jan 23 J. Warner

Receipts for various articles and forcontingent money to 30 June 1835 Jan 23

Postage sent, 4/11 Jan 23

Closure of BOUGHTONts salt works at LakeMacquarie Jan 26Concluded 65

Report on unlawful usage of Crown Lands Jan 26Concluded 66

C Description of Moses CARROLL Jan 26

Scourger S. CURRAN wishes to be promotedto Constable 67 Jan 30

Summary trials. returns sent Feb 2

Summary trials returns sent Feb 2

Return of runaways Feb 2

Altered monthly Post Office audits sent Feb 2

BARTLEY, newly arrived, purchased land fromJ. E. MANNING, applies for servants Feb 2

Upon return of a constable from Sydney, willsend to relieve DANIELS stationed onthe North Road near Wisemans 69 Feb 4

Woman absconded with CHITTY is E. WALSH Feb 22

Recommend H. HANNELL to be Chief Constable 70 Feb 23

Return of runaways Feb 24

No cattle impounded for two years, recommenderection of pound close to Watch house Feb 29Concluded 71

Request two copies of Gazettes Feb 29

HENDERSON supplied flour to lock-up, billunpaid for 6 months 72 Mar 5

Request money to be paid into own account byColonial Treasurer Mar 7

Runaway returns sent 73 Mar 9

TOL received for D. DRISCOLL; however, hasnot appeared and is therefore absentwithout leave Mar 9

Description of T. POWELL Mar 12

Runaway returns and return of summary trials 74 Mar 19

Charges against J. HINTON Mar 19

Bench Book I

136

Page Date Magistrate

- 1836 -

No-one in lock- up for trial at 15th Feb. 74 Mar 28 J . Warner

R. CAPE unlawfully cutting cedar on Crown land 75 Mar 28

Man sent to be identified, suspected runaway Mar 29Concluded 76

Request payment of accounts Apr 1

Return of runaways 77 Apr 1

Salary abstract return, quarter to 31st March Apr 1

Stationery requisitioned in February stillnot received Apr 4

Monthly return of summary trials, March Apr 4

Sending 2/8 for renewal of TOL, E. KIRLING 78 Apr 4

List of TOL men residing on vacant Crown land Apr 4

Monthly return of summary trials Apr 4

Weekly return of summary trials Apr 4

Quarterly returns, arms, accoutrements andammunition 79 Apr 4

Quarterly return of contingencies Apr 5

Report on unlawful occupation of Crown lands Apr 5Concluded 80

Application for a Conditional Pardon,E. MORAN; return of runaways Apr 7

Lock-up returns of flour, quarter to March Apr 18

Return of runaways Apr 18

Estate of probable expense of Police 81 Apr 18

Return of runaways Apr 26

Death of J . WHALING, struck by J. SMITH Apr 26

Certificates of price of flour sent 82 Apr 26

Requesting payment due to December , 1835 Apr 26

J. HANNELL declined appointment as ChiefConstable , without a watch house keeperand scourger , request appointments 83 Apr 26

Receipts for contingencies to March sent 84 Apr 27

Depositions against J . HEATON already sent Apr 27

Depositions re death of J. WHALING sent Apr 27Concluded 85

A. OLIVER, overseer to F. A. HELY, givenNotice to Quit SIMPSON ' s grant Apr 27

Bench Book I

137

Page Date Magistrate

- 1836 -

To F. A. RELY, Notice to Quit immediatelyland occupied at Currungbong, known asSIMPSON's grant 85 Apr 27 J. WarnerConcluded 86

To Colonial Secretary: HELY has cattle onSIMPSON's grant, but buildings etc.are on MANNING's grant Apr 30

Description of TOL holder, H. NICHOLLS 87 May 3

Forms for T. WHALING's family May 3

M. PURTELL's application to buy land May 4

Return of runaways 88 May 6

Subpoenas, v. SMITH,_sent to Crown Solicitor May 6

Receipt for flour sent May 6

Return of runaways sent May 14

Description of cedar cut illegally by R. CAPE 89 May 14

Request depositions against J. HEATON for trial 90 May 30

Request subpoenas be sent well in advance,James SMITH's case May 30

Receipt for lock-up flour for March quarter 91 May 30

Weekly return of runaways May 31

Application for assigned servant forJohn FERGUSON of Mangrove May 31

Duplicate of R. HENDERSON's account for floursupplied to lock-up in 1835 Jun 1

Requisition for stationery of last February, notyet supplied; requisition for sundrysupplies of last January, not yet supplied 92 Jun 4

Return of runaways: P. COYLE absconded Jun 9

Description of TOL holder, T. O'BRIEN Jun 9

Received fifty blankets for Aboriginal natives;nominal return of the Natives residing inthe district sent 93 Jun 9

Application for three assigned servants forEdward KELLY of Popran Creek Jun 10

Postage for quarter to March sent, £1.0.8 Jun 4

Summary trials return Jun 12

Bench Book I

138

Deposition sent, death of J. McMAHON,drowned in Mangrove Creek

J. MARLOW occupies land of J. GREEN, sincedeceased - letter relates to deathof J. McMAHON

Concluded

Forwarding original subpoena, copy servedat residence of Wm. NORMAN/BUTCHER

Page Date Magistrate

- 1836

93 Jun 17 J. Warner

94 Jun 1795

Jun 18

Return of runaways (P. COYLE apprehended) Jun 18

Request relocation of constable presentlystationed at Wisemans Jun 18

Information re J. RYAN, now free at Sydney 96 Jun 20

Resignation of SCOTT as Pound Keeper Jun 20

Request Superintendent of Iron Gang toprevent P. LYNCH from writing letters 97 Jun 21

The loan of W. LARDER, HELY's assignedservant, to R. HENDERSON Jun 22

Requisition for arms Jun 22

Flour supplied to lock-up unpaid for a year,request new arrangement immediately 98 Jun 24

Sending J. WHALING (or WHITING)'s TOL;Descriptions of TOLs for MOORE, CURTISand HILLIARD. 99 Jun 25

Application for assigned servant by P. FAGAN Jun 25

Weekly return of runaways Jun 25

Registers had to be kept at private dwelling;no copies of Gazette received this year 100 Jun 30

Returns of Fines & Fees, salary abstracts Jul 2

Returns of Arms, ammunitions &c., andreturns of summary trials Jul 2

Returns of Summary Trials, monthly 101 Jul 2

Returns of Summary Trials, weekly Jul 2

Fees received for Quarter to June, 3/6 Jul 2

Weekly return of runaways: H. ASHBY Jul 2

Amounts due still not paid to bank account 102 Jul 2

Descriptions of TOLs, ELLINGHAM & KIDDELL Jul 5

Description of TOL holder, P. HAYS 103

Returns of flour issued, June quarter Jul 6

Bench Book I

139

Page Date Magistrate

- 1836 -

Returns of summary trials; return ofrunaways; Mary BRADY or REIBBY foundat large in the district 103 Jul 7 J. Warner

Recommendation transfer of TOL to PittWater, T. POWELL Jul 7

Requisition for buckets and boat painter 104 Jul 8

Tender for repair of lock-up after inspectionby Governor Bourke in April Jul 8

Forwarding a suspected runaway for identifi-cation, calling himself J. THOMPSON Jul 9Concluded 105

Petition for Conditional Pardon, W. OXENHAM Jul 7

Vouchers for stationery forwarded Jul 11

Trooper appointed not yet arrived Jul 11

Subpoenas returned, MURDOCH & ORFORD, leftdistrict 106 Jul 11

Water conveyance contingent amount sent Jul 12

Report on death of J. McMAHON, drowned Jul 12Concluded 107

Application for 5 servants, G. H. N. MATCHAM Jul 16

Ironed man, "J. THOMPSON", escaped, description 108 Jul 16

Original subpoenas, Rex v. J. SMITH, sent 109 Jul 16

Weekly returns of runaways Jul 16

Maltby SMITH, in lock-up since last March,refused slops by his master, DONNISON Jul 23

Request new constable, J. CARPENTER, to replaceS. CURRAN, now in hospital in unsoundstate of mind 110 Jul 30

Return of runaways Jul 30

Scourger, J. MYATT, arrived 14th inst. Jul 30

J. Warner to Col. Secretary, complaining ofamounts still not paid 111 Aug 16

Return of runaways Aug 19

Receipts for water conveyance of Prisoners 112 Aug 22

Return of runaways Aug 29

Shortfall in forms sent; collectors appointed Aug 29

Bench Book I

140

Page Date Magistrate

- 1836

Receipts for rations sent 113 Aug 29 J. Warner,

Renewal of mutilated TOL, E. MORAN Sep 3

Return of runaways Sep 3

Return of summary trials to Col.-Secretary Sep 3

Return of summary trials to Attorn.-General Sep 3

Applications for assigned servants sent 114 Sep 15

Return of nil runaways; return of prisonersapprehended, W. GRIFFITH, J. TURNERELLY Sep 23

Census Returns sent Sep 23Concluded 115

Applications for assigned servants fromW. SPEARS and W. WARD Sep 23

Descriptions of A. BLACKFORD, J. BERRY andW. MILES Sep 24

Returning subpoena for Mr. RUDDER re J. MEAD 116 Sep 28

Returns of fines and fees Sep 30

Return of summary trials to Attorn.-General Sep 30

Returns of Arms & Accoutrements and SummaryTrials to Colonial Secretary Sep 30

Weekly returns of summary trials and runaways Sep 30

(Thin L6 the Last o6 the entnieo o6 Jona-than WARNER in .thi,3RegL4.ten. Thomah AtLaon SCOTT, a3 Ckenk 06 .the Bench to thenew Police Magis.tnate, A.Cuned Ta6kevc FAUNCE, took ovek on11.th Oetoben 1836, page 117.)

Forwarding summonses to Sydney: G. ROBERTS,W. T. CAPE, W. RASH 117 Oct 11 T. A. Scott

Weekly returns of summary trials and runaways Oct 11

Summons to appear, J. MOORE Nov 1

Summonses for witnesses in the case of J. MOORE:M. CARROLL, W. TURNER, W. BRAMBLE,G. ROBERTS [Undated]

Summonses for witnesses for John MOORE:W. TURNER, G. TURNER, OLD NED, A. RAINEY 118 Oct 12-19

Pass to TOL holder H. NICHOLAS Oct 19

Summons for Mr. H. G. WATSON to appear [Undated]

Nil returns of summary trials and runaways;TOL 36/503, W. MORRIS, sent to Superintend.of Convicts [Undated]

Bench Book I

141

J. MOORE committed to gaol for stealinga heifer

Depositions, housebreaking, T. WORKMANand T. F. RUSSELL

Abstract of salaries due to PoliceConcluded

Tender for repairs to Court House andLock-up Oct 20Concluded 122

Page Date Magistrate

- 1836 -

119 Oct 22 A. T. Faunce

120 Oct 22

121Oct 25

Depositions on death of S. RICHARDS Oct 22

TOL, W. Morris, sent 123 [Undated]

Acknowledging receipt subpoenas andbail notices, &c. Nov 7Concluded 124

J. MOORE case for cattle stealing 125 Nov 21

Seeking information on wild cattle Nov 25Concluded 126

W. CAPE lending assigned servant W. GEEto W. SAMUEL of MangroveConcluded 127

Nov 26

W. CAPE lending assigned servantsG. ROBERTS, J. JONES & W. GREIGto W. T. CAPE for harvest Nov 29

Fee of 2/8 for renewed TOL, E. MORAN,found by Post Master General 128 Dec 2

Depositions, JOHNSON (alias A. MAHAREY),housebreaking Dec 7

Alleged hulk absconders, JOHNSON (aliasMAHAY) and SHEA, sent to Sydney 129 Dec 7

Tender for repairs signed by contractor Dec 8

Requesting reward of £100 be paid forrunaway JOHNSON, and possibly SHEA 130 Dec 13

Request to employ two persons to enablereturn to be filled in time 131 Dec 13

Request for copies of missing GovernmentOrdinances 132 Dec 15

Application for TOL, J. REDDING, bepostponed due to drunken behaviourand absenteeism Dec 23

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142

Page Date Magistrate

1837 -

Return of agricultural produce for 1836 133 Jan 30 A. T. Faunce

New scourger needed, J. MYATT dismissed [Undated]

Chief Constable Robert SCOTT dismisseddue to neglect of duty 134 [Undated]

Application for and estimate of the salariesfor two District Constables 135 Mar 16

Return sent Mar 16

Application for two constables, Watch-House and Mangrove Creek 136 Mar 16

Request for scourger 137 Dec 22 A. Holden

Request for scourger 138 Dec 22

Particulars about E. KELLY and his grant 139 Dec 26

Warrant for apprehension of W. CAN 140 Dec 20

Notice to be inserted discreetly inSydney Herald 141 Dec 29Concluded 142

Notice of 5 bullocks stolen, sent to policeat Liverpool, Windsor and Parramatta 142 Dec 29Concluded 143

Request for Colonial Gazettes and Acts ofCouncil 143 Dec 28Concluded 144

J. MOORE willing to dispose of his claimto wild cattleContinued: pp. 145,146

144 Dec 28

- 1838

Description of SMITH, suspected ofstealing cattle 146 Jan 2Concluded 147

Request for renewal of mutilated TOLs:J. HILLIARD, J. WILKINS & J. BARRETT 147 Jan 2

Request for complete set of Acts of

Council and copies of Gazettes 148 Jan 2

Inquiry as to appointment of Coroner,either self of SCOTT, Clerk of Bench 149 Jan 6

Inquiry into circumstances of a child,PATTISON/PATTERSON/PATTEISON dying 150 Jan 5Concluded 151

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Page Date Magistrate

- 1838 -

Deposition, M. PURTEL, PATTISON enquiry 152 Jan 2 A. Holden

Continued, E. PINTAX 152 Jan 2Concluded 153

Continued, E. PINTAX 153 Jan 3Continued pp. 154, 155

Continued, J. SMITH 155 Jan 3Concluded 156

Continued, E. RYAN 156 Jan 3Continued pp. 157, 158

Continued, M. DALEY 158 Jan 3Concluded 159

Continued, M. PURTELL 160 Jan 3

Continued, E. PATTISON 161 Jan 3

Continued, J. SMITH 162 Jan 3

Continued, M. DALEY 162 Jan 4Continued pp. 163, 164

Continued, cross-examination 165

Conclusion of inquest into death ofchild PATTISON 166

Arms and ammunition return and requisition 167 Jan 1Concluded 168

Identity of G. SIDOLE applying for TOL 168 Jan 16Concluded 169

Lost TOL, G. PRINCE 170 Jan 16

Enquiry about cattle suspected of being stolen 171 Jan 19Concluded 172

Deposition of BATTLEY's re stolen mare 172 Jan 19Concluded 173

Receipts for stationery sent 173 Jan 19

Return of the establishment for 1837 sent 173 Jan 24

Disappearance of SAMUELS and PATTISON,perhaps absconders 174 Jan 26Concluded 175

Cattle stealer, MORRISEY, loitering in area 175 Jan 26Concluded 176

Warrant sent to Port Macquarie forapprehension of absconders: BENHALL,JOHNSON, GREENLATCH, CASEY, BOWEN, TEALE,LANDERGAN, WILSON, HOWARD. Reward offered. 176 Jan 22Concluded 177

Bench Book I

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Page Date Magistrate

1838 -

Enquiry, December police pay not deposited 178 Feb 5 A. Holden

[Blank page] 179

ROBERTS/ROBINSON probably a cattle thief 180 Feb 10Concluded 181

Musters for attendance at Divine Service 182 Feb 13Continued pp. 183, 184

Application for assigned servants by A. Holden )A. W. MANNING 184 H. Donnison)Concluded 185

G. ROBERTS suspected cattle stealer 186 Feb 19 A. HoldenConcluded 187

To W. T. CAPE, no overseer on farm, men haveno meat 188 Feb 21Concluded 189

Requests DONNISON's attendance at Courtre case against MULHALL 189 [Undated]

Requesting Constable to be stationed atReid's Mistake 190 Feb 23Concluded 191

Convict J. MOORE to act as scourger, hasnot been seen yet, suspected absconder 191 Feb 23Concluded 192

Warrants of apprehension, PEACOCK & MORAN 192 Feb 27Concluded 193

Would great appreciating receipt of stationery 193 Mar 3

Requesting police salaries for December andJanuary

Requesting CAPE's stockkeeper, DUAL, toattend Court

194 Mar 3

195 Apr 4

Hut to be erected for constable at HENDERSON's,Reid's Mistake 195 Apr 5Concluded 196

M. CARROLL to contract for mail deliveryat £100 p.a. 196 Apr 4Concluded 197

Cheque, supposedly from J. MOORE, a forgery 197 Apr 7Continued: pp. 198, 199Deposition by J. MOORE: 199, 200

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Page Date Magistrate

- 1838 -

Seeking advice from R. THERRY . 201 Apr 10 A. Holden

Reward to R. GORMAN for apprehension ofJ. WALSH Apr 12

Mutilated TOL for W. MILES to be renewed 202 Apr 10

Requesting postponing of grant of TOL toDOUAL, pending enquiriesConcluded 203

Apr

Requesting the Lord Bishop of Australia toprovide land for horse of clergyman Apr 17 A. HoldenConcluded 204 H. Donnison

Requesting lines of road be marked toproposed churches

Mail conveyance very irregular

Proposal to have two constables at Reid'sMistakeConcluded

Location of constables , and proposal tohave a fourth at Reid's MistakeConcluded

Memorial forwarded seeking permissionfor W. MILES to be married

Reminder , Brisbane Water Police pay

Return sent of prices of provisions and

Apr 17

205 Apr 17 A. Holden

206 Apr 17207

208 Apr 17209

209 Apr 17 T. A. Scott

210 Apr 17 A. Holden

wages of laborers 211 Apr 17

Copy of Return showing wages to 31/12/1837 212

Copy of Return showing prices ofprovisions to 31 December 1837 213

Receipts sent for stationery 214

Enquiry requested , man sentenced to treadmill,being employed as a WardsmanConcluded

On being paid for Coronial duties, and

215Apr 20

comments on poor salary 215 Apr 20Continued 216Concluded 217

Reason given by G. WRIGHT for abscondingConcluded

To Rev. Threlkeld on distributing blanketsto nativesConcluded

Receipts for blankets sent

218

219

Apr 28

May 4

May 8

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Land claimed by P. FAGAN, originally promisedto J. ROBERTS, a soldier 219 May 8 A. Holden

On wages being paid in spirits, and on thewholesale dealing in liquor May 8Concluded 221

On the best location to post constables atReid's Mistake 222 May 8Continued [page 223 omitted] 224Concluded 225

On the power of the Commissioner of CrownLands 226 May 9Concluded 227

Fines and Fees Returns mislaid 228 May 9Concluded 229

Page Date Magistrate

1838

Similar to previous letter, to Col. Treasurer 230 May 9

New Zealander apprehended, suspected murderer 231 May 10

Various Returns and letters sent 232

Parcel misdirected and returns sent 233 May 22

To T. C. BATTLEY, asking if GREEN deservesreward for capturing runawayConcluded 234

May 22

Return of reward to J. GREEN for apprehendingT. DEANS May 25

To Capt. PLUNKETT, P.M. at Illawarra, onvarious subjectsContinued: pp. 235, 236Concluded

To W. CAPE Snr. on wild cattle rightsConcluded

237

May 26

238 May 29239

Letter on page 240 sent to 17 settlers

Copy of letter sent to 17 settlers re musteringof servants to attend divine service 240 Jun 1

Two additional constables to be added tolocal police 241 May 26Concluded 242

Returns and letters sent Jun 2

Refusing petition for condition pardon,M. HORRIGAN 243 Jun 8

Rebuke to Rev. Colquhoun in asking forHOLDEN's recommendation for HORRIGAN 244 Jun 9Continued 245Concluded 246

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147

Page Date Magistrate

- 1838 -

Letters and returns sent 246 Jun 12 A. HoldenConcluded 247

Strong recommendation for restoration ofTOL for C. CHAMBERLYNE by Mrs. HELEY Jun 12Supported by G. K. MANN, A. HOLDENand H. DONNISON 248 Jun 19

Advertisement to be inserted in SydneyHerald re slop clothing missent Jun 19Concluded 249

Summons to Major CRUMMER to attend PublicHouses Licensing Meeting Jun 19Concluded 250

To P. GRANT , Maitland, deposition againstP. ALLFOURS, letter sent Jun 22Concluded 251

Deposition , to which preceding letter refersConcluded 252

J. SIMSON, residing in district , does nothave a Certificate of Freedom 253 Jun 22

Request Certificate of Freedom for J. CARROLL 254 Jun 22

To Crown Solicitor , requesting return ofrecords for referral Jun 20

J. HORRIGAN of Illawarra appointed newWatch House Keeper 255 Jun 23

Copy of letter from D. SPILLANE re order onHOLDEN given to CROSS of Windsor 256 Jun 1

Memorandum that previous letter forwarded toP.M. at Windsor to investigate charge ofobtaining money under false pretences Jun 26

On steps to take to prevent illegal cuttingof timber on Crown lands 257 Jun 30Concluded 258

TOL returned of deceased , A. FANNING (DOOLEY) Jul 3

Sending £2 collected for the poor 259 Jul 3

Various letters and returns sent 260 Jul 4

To Levick & Sounger, Sydney suppliers Jul 23Concluded 261

To T. C. BATTLEY, on various matters, includinglost mares Jul 23

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148

Page Date Magistrate

Index made and written to J. WARNER

Attorney General [262]

Page [263 ] left blank

Assignment Board [264]

Auditor General [265]

Brigade Major [266]

Commissary General [266]

Page [267] left blank

Colonial Secretary [268]Continued [269]Continued [270]

Clerk of the Peace [271]

Principal Superintendent of Convicts [272]

Colonial Treasurer [273]

Crown Solicitor [274]

Ordnance Department [275]

Postmaster General [276]

Principal Superintendent of ConvictsContinued [277]Continued [278]

[End of Register]

- 1835to

- 1836 -

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

PoRJce MagL4.tta.e Re2L4.ten. II

Pagea 64om .thto Reg-L4.tet atepreceded by the 4ymboL "BB2" inthe Index o6 Namea.

151

BENCH BOOK II 528 pages

Bench of Magistrates : Copies of Letters Sent

Page Date Magistrate

- 1838 -

Too many men assigned to P. FAGAN

Returning TOLs: McDERMOTT, DUNN, LOCKWOOD

P. FAGAN suitable to convey mail

No action for false pretences taken againstSPILLANE, census money to be sent

Cheque sent to Mrs. SPILLANE

Letters and Returns sent

Delay in Police salaries

NEWCOMB and SCARESBROOK absent at muster

Stealing of Mare and Foal, BRAMBLEConcluded

Warrant for apprehension, S. DREW

Check whereabouts of SOOMREY, MORRIS, POWELL

Whale boat for use of natives

February salary unpaid

Letters and Returns sent

Warrant of distress, D. SMITH: seizedspirits to be sold

Liquor Licence: one certificate

Appointment to local police of S. GRIFFITHSConcluded

Complaint of FAGAN re arrangements for mailat Wiseman'sConcluded

Letters and Returns sent

Mares stolen, T. BATTLEY

Description of stolen maresConcluded

Melons stolen by ASHBY, 7 days' jail

Deposition on sudden death of A. KEMP

1 Jul 6 A. Holden, PM

2 Jul 6

3 Jul 10

Jul 10

4 Jul 10

Jul 11 T. A. Scott, CPS

5 Jul 12 A. Holden, PM

Jul 13

6 Jul 127

Jul 20

8 Jul 20

Jul 13

Jul 25

9 Jul 22

Aug 13

10 Aug 17

Aug 2011

12Aug 20

Aug 21

13 Aug 24

Aug 2814

Sep 1

15 Sep 1

Bench Book II

152

Pig stealing by TUCKER

Inquiry on legality of cedar cutting

Return summary trials

Letters and returns sent

Cattle stealing by three servants of CAPE

Letter to CAPE on above subject

Application to be Stipendary Surgeon: AULD

Cancellation of TOL: unlicensed houseConcluded

Summary trial: P. FAGAN v B. SAVILLE

Committal to six weeks' treadmill

Replacement of three assigned men for CAPE

BATTLEY's two stolen mares not sighted

P. FAGAN may lose assigned servants

Report of state of immigration

District situation with regard to immigration

Needs and prospect of employment

(Inquiry from Legislative Council)

Inquiry into death of black native

Selling illicit spirits, J. LOWRY

Letters and returns sent

Letters and returns sent

Description of BATTLEY's mares sent to Yass

Regarding A. YOUNG, TOL holder

[Page 32 missing]

Description of mares, letter to Yass

Sentence of six weeks' treadmill

WOODBURY, threat to remove bridge

Application for three servants

Administrative papers mislaid

Applications for 30 servants

WOODBURY preventing passage through

Concluded

Page Date Magistrate

- 1838 -

15 Sep 1 A. Holden, PM

16 Aug 24

17 Sep 3

Sep 4

18 Sep 4

19 Sep 4 A. Holden

Sep 4 --

20 Sep 1 A. Holden, PM

21

Sep 8

22 Sep 14

Sep 14

23 Sep 14

24 Sep 8

25 Aug 24

26 Aug 24

27 Aug 24

28 Aug 24

29 Sep 10

30 Sep 14 A. HoldenH. Donnison

Sep 11

31 Sep 18

Oct 1 A. Holden

Oct 1

33 Oct 1

34 Oct 4 A. Holden, PM

Oct 4

35 Oct 5 H. Donnison

Sep 19 A. Holden, PM

36 Oct 8

Oct 837

Bench Book II

153

Letters and returns sent

Constables to be stationed at Reid's Mistake

CAPE's three men sent to Iron GangsConcluded

Reply to W. CAPE's letters, reporting thecattle stealing situation and the measurestaken to deal with itConcluded

CAPE's bull branded by MOOREConcluded

Servant complaining of threats from LOWRY

Letters and returns sent

State of crops with regard to populationConcluded

Information about two mares and a foal stolen

P. McKENNA, a violent man assigned to Mrs. HELY

L. McDERMOTT, assigned man never been sightedConcluded

G. PRINCE died, possessions sold

Letters and returns sent

Memorandums forwarded

Return of assigned servants in districtConcluded

TOL to be taken from CHAPMAN, disorderlyconductConcluded

Copy of depositions sent

Fees for transfer of assigned servantsConcluded

TOL cancelled for illicit spirit selling

PINTOX receiving maize, Crown property

Wollongong Watch House returns and letters

Application for assignees : HORSBRUGH

Application for assignees : W. KIRBY

Application for assignees : W. PICKETT

Page Date Magistrate

- 1838 -

37 Oct 9 A. Holden, PM

38 Oct 11

38 Oct 1239

40 Oct 12 A. Holden41

42[Undated]

Oct 19 A. Holden, PM

43 Oct 23

Oct 2844

Nov 2

45 Nov 1

Nov 2646

47

48

49

50

51

52

53

Nov 3

Nov 6

Nov 13

Nov 19

Nov 19

Nov 22

Nov 19

Nov 26

Nov 30 A. Holden

Dec 3

Dec 8 A. Holden, PM

Dec 8 A. Holden

Dec 8 A. Holden, PM

Bench Book II

154

Page Date Magistrate

- 1838 -

Alteration , Police personnel 53 Dec 10 A . Holden, PM

Inquiry about two stolen mares Dec 10

Concluded 54

Case against LOWRY, sly grog selling Dec 8

1839 -

W.T. CAPE objects to MOORE ' s claim on wildcattle 55 Jan 5

Money due by Lieut. CAMPBELL to J. SIDOLE 56 Jan 7

Enquiry to Moreton Bay concerning previousconvictions for false swearing byJ. GREEN: and memo of Overseer Jan 7Concluded 57

Application for assigned servants, furtherparticulars added 58 Jan 6

Memo re case v. TURNER, false pretences

Sale of possessions on withdrawal ofTOL: C. CHAPMAN 59 Jan 25

A.E. CAMPBELL' s wish to mitigate punishment 60 Jan 20

Sale of effects of former TOL holders,HORTON and HULL 61 Jan 25

Opinion on validity of letter advising death

of REDDING ' s first wife 62 Jan 28

Concluded 63

Affidavit of service of subpoena on MULHALL Jan 4

HORSBRUGH ' s application for assignedservants refused 64 Feb 5

Recommendation that TOL for GREEN be allowedfor Parramatta Feb 7

Concluded 65

BATTLEY wishes to return three servants aftertrial Feb 7

Concluded 66

Abstract of Fees due for Inquests Feb 7

Death of P. ROONEY, TOL returned 67 Feb 15

Applications for assigned servants forG.C. STEWART and Hy. SMITH Feb 15

CHAPMAN's watch sold for £2.15.0 68 Feb 15

Letters and returns sent Feb 20

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155

BATTLEY's wish to return his three servants 69 Feb 22 A. Holden, PM

Half proceeds of sale of effects sent toTreasurer: HORTON and HULL Feb 22

Proceeds of sale of effects of CHAPMAN 70 Feb 22

BATTLEY now wishes to retain one of his servants 71 Feb 25

Letters and returns sent

Report on the history of the Wild Cattle inthe district 72 Feb 28"Cattle stealing was carried on to agreat extent..." CAPE Snr.'s claim onthem; involvement of MOORE, MANNINGand R. CAPE.Continued pp. 73, 74Concluded 75

Page Date Magistrate

- 1839 -

Timber seized by police at Kincumber Mar 25

Advertisement describing timber above Mar 25Concluded 76

HENNESSEY wrongly held for horse stealingat Windsor Mar 25

MABERLY, convict, to receive his family 77 Mar 26

Wine seized from two, and summonses against Apr 1

Identification of runaways 78 Apr 1

Letters and returns sent Apr 2

Notice of sale of confiscated effects 79 Apr 2

No private school in the district; churchschool to have opened last week 80 Apr 5

Fine for selling wine without a licence Apr 6

TOL of D. SPRING altered for Port Macquarie 81 Apr 3

No assigned servants to be granted to KIRBY Mar 30

TOL of H. NICHOLS to be altered for Wollombi 82 Apr 11

Claims made during FAUNCE's magistracy, to beattested to by him Apr 12

Copy of the return referred to above 83 Apr 12

NIGHTENGALE to quit land on which he squats 84 Apr 16

Requesting copies of indents for prisonersarriving in 1837 and 1838 Apr 26

TOL received for WILSON, requests TOL besent for BAILEYConcluded 85

Apr 30

Bench Book II

156

Receipt from SIDOLI for amount owed byC. CHAPMAN (TOL cancelled)

Account of sale of CHAPMAN ' s effects

Deposition against J . HILLIARD

Warrants for apprehension of J. WHELANand D. STACEY

Uncontrollable and insane behaviour of

Page Date Magistrate

86 Apr 19 A. Holden, PM

Apr 25

87 May 6

May 11

1839 -

J. MURPHY, assigned to A. HOLDEN 88 May 8 H. Donnison

Estimates of Police Establishment expenses;comment on bad state of roads 89 May 21 A. Holden, PM

Subpoena for Rev. Mr . Threlkeld 90 May 21

Report of bad character of GREEN Jun 4

Concluded [ Letter not sent] 91

LOWRY blocking road, prevent HENDERSONsfrom passing throughConcluded, a constable to attend

Petition for a good road leading to Sydney

To prevent H. DENNY, a cattle stealer,from leasing land

92

93

Jun 7

Jun 6

Jun

Enclosing tender for boat for Police useConcluded

Death of G. LAWFORD, convict, through illness

Application for assigned servants by DONNISON

Concluded

Seeking identification of two men claimingto be free: FRAZIER and BROOKS

Seeking identification of H. FEENY, whoclaims his TOL burnt

Request payment of pension for Michael CARROLL

to be paid through MagistrateConcluded

Notice of removal of pound, and letter toGovernment Printer for Gazette

T. MUIR, assigned to HOLDENs , subject toepileptic fits, and to be removed

Proposed table of rates to be charged for

94

95

Jun

Jun 14

Jun 18

97

T.A. Scott,Jun 25 C.P.S.

98 Jun 18 A . Holden, PM

cattle trespass 99 Jun 28

Reason for delay in travel of I. EARLE, TOL 100 Jul 1

On same subject as previous letter, toPolice Magistrate , Bathurst Jul 1

Bench Book II

157

Two pounds collected for the benefit ofthe poor

Depositions sent on sudden death ofD. SPRING, drowned

Three mutilated TOLs to be renewed at fee

Page Date Magistrate

101

1839 -

Jul 8 T.A. Scott, CB

Jul 2 A. Holden, PM

Jul 3of 2/8d each; STACEY, IDEN & GRIFFITHS 102

Reward of 20/- paid to W. HAYES forapprehension of W. DERBRIDGE

Reporting death by accident, D. SPRING 103

Medical Certificate forwarded

Applications to cut timber on vacant Crownlands: NEWCOMBE, STILES, BEST & BERRY

Recommending removal of TOL from S. GRIFFITH 104

DONNISON declines to sign lease contracts

Shingles seized near Mangrove Creek to be sold 105

C. CHAPMAN, TOL cancelled, travelling freely(ThL6 letter. w&Ltten by Holden Saom Illawanna.)

Concluded 10&

Money sent for renewal of Tickets of Leave(Holden %etu)tned bnom Illawanna on 9th September.)

Memorandum on the subject of Michael CARROLL'spension

Two warrants sent to Patricks Plains;P. McNAUGHTON (alias LAGHLAN) & H. NASH

Letter to Shoal Haven on case judged there

Letters and returns sent

Copies of two warrants, McNAUGTON (LAGHLAN)and NASH

Jul 2

Jul 16 G. K. Mann, JP

Jul 23

Jun 26 A. Holden, PM

Jul 28 G. K. Mann, JP

Jul 25 T.A.Scott, CPS

Aug 6 G. K. Mann, JP

Aug 1 A. Holden

Sep 10 A. Holden, PM

107 [Undated] A. Holden

108

109

To an undisclosed addressee on a subject unclear

Returning papers relative to Michael CARROLL'spension, as he is in Benevolent Asylum 110

Money taken from a gambling prisoner sent toBenevolent Society

Requesting renewal of market pass, J. McQUILLAN

Requesting description of STYLES, a felon 111

Information requested from BOUGHTON, Newcastle,re land possibly rented to DENNY

Advice sought from Attorney General onabsconding servants 112

D. Dwyer, ChiefSep 11 Constable

Aug 29 A. Holden

Sep 10

D. Dwyer, Chief

Sep 11 Constable

Sep 17 A. Holden

Sep 23

Sep 21 A. Holden, PM

Sep 23

Sep 23

Sep 28

Sep 28

Bench Book II

158

Recommendation that J. LONGBOTTOM, a violentman, be returned to a road gangConcluded

To ascertain identify of J. DONAVON ofMangrove CreekConcluded

To Commissioner of Assignment from G. SPEARSrequesting supply of assigned servant

To Principal Superintendent of Convictsfrom P. FAGAN requesting supply ofassigned servantConcluded

Recommending application from W. KIRBY forassigned servants

Forwarding 20 applications for assignedservants and returns of overseers

Ten shillings collected for the poor

Statement of fines and fees to 30 September

Fees for renewals of TOLs for IDEN & STACY

Enquiry on STILES ("Bobby the Calf") sent

to Parramatta

Depositions sent relative to Inquest held,M. LOUNDS, drowned

From Edward KELLY, requesting supply ofassigned servant

HELY to have Jane GREGORY assigned to him

On being appointed Commissioner of Affidavits

Late applications for assigned servants fromHUMPHREYS and HENDERSON

Memo re H. BAMFIELD owing money to FAWKESConcluded

Money due to J. HILLIARD, cancelled TOL, tobe paid into Savings Bank

Enquiry as to approval of sites for Church,Parsonage and School House at Gosford

Two men to be forwarded in lieu of MURPHYand MUIR

Enquiry if money taken from J. FROST isbeing held in Savings Bank

Page Date Magistrate

114

115

- 1839 -

Sep 28 A. Holden, PM

Sep 28

Sep 24 A. Holden, PM

116 Oct 1

Oct 4 T.A. Scott, CB

Oct 4

117 Sep 30 A. Holden, PM

Oct 8

118 Oct 10

Oct 4 D. Dwyer, Ch.Cs.

119 Oct 14 A. Holden

Oct 11 A. Holden, PM

120 Oct 12

[Undated]121

Oct 10

Oct 14 A. Holden

122 Oct 14 A. Holden, PM

Oct 25

Bench Book II

159

Depositions against J. TAAFE, an assumedlunatic

Copy of letter re C. CHAPMAN, assumedmislaid

Sum of money found on prisoner, confiscated,and forwarded to Benevolent Society

Proposed private road connecting Gosfordand Maitland

Grant of Crown land to Robert HALL/HOLT

Claim by KELLY to the wild herd at MangroveConcluded

Claims by HENDERSON and ANDERSON for moneyowing for passages supplied

J. LONGBOTTOM to be sent to treadmill

H. DENNY occupying BOUGHTON's land atReid's Mistake

Amount of sale of effects of M. LOUNDSdeceased , and amount of sale of clothsordered forfeited by D. MORIARTY

Replacement of G. DIVINE, servant granted TOL

Man suspected of being W. SMITH, absconderfrom A. FRAZIER, PenrithConcluded

Replacement of T. MUIR, a stonemason

Further letter re C. CHAPMAN and his TOL

Licence not given to T. WATKINS for an inn

HOLDEN's application to Commissioner ofAssignment for domestic servants

TOL of M. LOUNDS returned, request moneyraised from sale go to Benevolent Society

Application for TOL and Conditional Pardon(from TAYLOR)Concluded

Application for assigned servant to replaceW. EDWARDS/EDMONDS, free by servitude

Depositions against J. WOOD and M. SMITHfor stealing wine

Page Date Magistrate

- 1839 -

123 Oct 25 A. Holden, PM

Oct 25

124 Oct 24

Oct 28

125 Oct 28

Oct 21126

127 Nov 2 T.A. Scott, CPS

Nov 5 A. Holden, PM

128 Nov 11

Nov 18

129 Nov 15 J. Lowry

130Nov 29 A. Holden, PM

Dec 2 A. Holden

131 Dec 6 [Unsigned]

[Undated]

132 Dec 6 A. Holden, PM

133 Dec 6

Dec 10134

Nov 29 R. Cox

Dec 16 A. Holden, PM

Bench Book II

160

Page

Informing Wollombi Magistrate of locationof Constable 135

Alteration of W. CALLAWAY ' s TOL for SydneyConcluded 136

Letters and returns sent

Abstracts and returns for last quarter sent

Assignee returned to wrong master after sentence 137

Request that D. DONAVON ' s TOL be altered toPort Philip

Certificates to be added to W. NORTHW00D'spetition for Conditional Pardon

Asking advice from Attorney General if servantswho are in debt to their master must workoff their debt

Letters and returns sent

138

139

Letter to CAPE re complaint by TURNER ofnon-payment of wages 140Concluded 141

Letters and returns sent

Letters and returns sent

Letters and returns sent

Asking advice from Attorney General re actionto take under the Act of Cutting Timberon Crown Lands

Letters and returns sent

Depositions sent, JACKSON v. KELLY & HART

Deposition , G. MULHALL , burnt to death

Request to forward articles required

To Magistrate , Port Macquarie , warrants toapprehend JOYCE, RANDALL, HAWKER, BOYCEand CONNELLY

Request for assigned servant in lieu ofA. HARRIS, granted TOL

Threat of legal action against HENDERSON

142

143

144

145

Date Magistrate

- 1839 -

Dec 16 A. Holden, PM

Dec 31

Dec 31

- 1840 -

Jan 7 A. Holden, PM

Jan 10

Jan 20

Jan 21

Jan 21

Jan 21

Jan 22

Jan 28

Feb 4

Feb 11

Feb 5

Feb 18

Feb 26

Feb 26

Mar 10

Mar 10

Mar 16 H.G. Watson

Mar 28 A. Holden

Bench Book IT

161

Letters and returns sent

Request for subpoena and licence forms

Information on restoration of J.HORTON'sTOL, sent to Parramatta districtConcluded

Letters and returns sent

Enquiry to Rev. E. ROGERS on character ofJ. SHAKESHAFT alias NIGHTENGALEConcluded

Deduction of £30 fine from amount owingto J. SMITH

Application for assigned servants fromG. K. MANN

Forwarding letter from Rev. E. ROGERSrecommending SHAKESHAFT

Amount forwarded from sale of forfeitedeffects of H. WOODHAM

Collection for the poor for the last quarter

Receipt for passage money on WA tt,am IV

Receipts, part of contingent account

Letters and returns sent

Land should not be leased to notorious cattlestealer

Enquiry to determine boundary lines ofBROUGHTON's land

Letters and returns sent

Further information to Magistrate, PortMacquarie regarding wanted men

Letters and returns sent

Memorial from inhabitants that East Gosfordbe the site of Gosford

Letters and returns sent

Reporting death of J. GRADON, TOL holder

Letter to COX, Maitland, asking for informationto identify T. MOOR

Page Date Magistrate

- 1840 -

146 Mar 28 A. Holden, PM

Apr 1

147

148

[Undated]

Apr 4

Apr 7

150

151

152

153

154

155

Apr 14

Apr 14 T.A. Scott

Apr 14

Apr 14

Apr 19

Apr 30 G.K. Mann

Apr 30

May 2

May 29

May 30

Jun 2 A. Holden, PM

Jun 6

Jun 6 G. K. Mann, JP

Jun 18

Bench Book II

162

Description of two runaways from AustralianAgricultural Company, supposed to havepassed through districtConcluded

Deposition from A. GRANT alias GIBSON aliasMcDONALD, a runaway from A.A. Company

Letters and returns sent

Letters and returns sent

On granting licences to cut timber on CrownlandsConcluded

Collecting effects of deceased for sale

To A. CAMPBELL , decline to instituteinvestigation against Chief ConstableConcluded

Request two assigned servants to replaceA. SIDEBOTTOM and S. HITCHCOCK , now TOLs,for Mrs HELY of Engenhurst

Assigned convict to DONNISON , disorderlyConcluded

Applying for replacement of defectiveTOL forms

Letters and returns sent

Report to Colonial Secretary on wild cattleConcluded

Requesting copy of opinion of Crown Lawofficers regarding wild cattle

Sale of spirits by J. SINGLETON refused

Information sought on T. KINGROSE

Reply to warrant received for the removalof T. STONE from DONNISONConcluded

W. CAPE Snr . objecting to GEE receiving TOLConcluded

Recommending alteration of TOL of D. DONNAVONto Port Philip

Setting out rules for assigning servants, toJ. K. WILSON

Page Date Magistrate

155156

157

- 1840

Jun 20 G.K. Mann, JP

Jun 20

Jul 11

Jun 16 G.K. Mann, JP158 H . Donnison, Jp

159 Jul 14 T.A . Scott, CB

160

161

162

[Undated]

Aug 1 G . K. Mann

Aug 7

Aug 4

Aug 8

Aug

Aug 20

Aug 28 T.A. Scott, CPS

163 Aug 31 A. Holden, PM

164

165

[Undated ] G.K. Mann, JP

Sep 5 A. Holden, PM

Sep 8

166 Sep 9

Bench Book II

163

Page Date Magistrate

- 1840 -

To J. MOORE, action being taken regardingpeople collecting wild cattle at Mangrove 166 Sep 5 A. Holden, PM

Letters and returns sent 167 Sep 12

To W. H. WELLS advising that the course ofjustice will not be altered to suit him Sep 22 T.A. Scott, CPS

Letters and returns sent 168 Sep 24

D. DONAVON's TOL mislaid in office duringadministration of Capt. FAUNCE Oct 8 A. Holden, PM

M. J. DAVIES has applied to lease landformerly leased by H. DENNY Oct 5Concluded 169

Enquiry to Police Magistrate, Newcastleon character of M. J. DAVIES Oct 5

Reply ;that DAVIES is not an eligible personto lease the land in question Oct 17 J.H. Connenier,JP

Recommending J. K. WILSON as a proper personto have charge of Prisoners of the Crown 170 Oct 10 A. Holden, PM

Advice to Colonial Secretary that J.M. DAVISnot considered fit to rent land 171 Oct 27

D. DONAVON transferred to Port Philip Oct 29Concluded 172

Depositions against J. MINTON and W. FLOOD,stealing a decanter and peppermint Nov 13 [Unsigned]

Adjustment of account of fines Nov 13 [Unsigned]Concluded 173

Memo: Letter above cancelled, following in lieu

Corrected account of fines and fees for lastquarter Nov 13 A. Holden, PM

Depositions, death of J. BAKER by falling tree Nov 13

Asking when M. LOCK will be free 174 Dec 11

Asking who is to pay the cost of returningfemale servants Dec 30

Notice: horse found, left at Wyong by bush-rangers, in possession of Police 175 [Undated] A. Holden, PM

Bench Book II

164

Page Date Magistrate

- 1841

Strong recommendation that J. SHERING receivehis TOL by return of post, due to goodconduct in pursuit of bushrangers 175 Jan 2 A. Holden, PMConcluded 176

Informing that T. McQUILTY, a witness in acase from Wollongong , now resident inthe district Jan

Letters and returns sent 177 Jan 2

Summary trials returns sent , explanation oflateness Jan 4

No men to be assigned to SOLLING 178 Jan 4

Letters and returns sent Jan 8

TOL of G. HARRIS Jan 14

Concluded 179

Depositions sent, case against A . DOGHERTY Jan 14

To Sydney Police Magistrate , requestingdeposition to be taken from Mrs SMITHin case against W. DOUGHERTY 180 Jan 14

Letters and returns sent Jan 16

McQUILLAN' s salary to be paid into HOLDEN'saccount at Commercial Bank Jan 9

Receipts for next day ' s mail 181 Feb 1

Request for Census forms Feb 2

Requesting the six men to put up the Jetty,as promised by Governor, be forwardedimmediately Feb 2

Asking if R. WOODBURY has any objectionsagainst A . DOBEY receiving his TOL Feb 2 T.A. Scott, CB

M. BUTT to explain his reprehensible conduct 182 Feb 9 A. Holden, PM

J. BROWN and T. STACEY, TOL holders, to attendpolice office immediately Feb 9

To T. C. BATTLEY, may require his attendancewhen case examined Feb 11Concluded 183

To E. HELY, Lake Macquarie , re his actionagainst his servant SMITH Feb 12

Strong recommendations in favour of NORTHWOOD,HENNESSEY and BRADY , recommending pardonsand/or TOLs 184 Feb 12

Concluded 185

Bench Book II

165

Page Date Magistrate

- 1841 -

Acknowledging receipt of forms of returnfor Census; E. H. HARGRAVES,A. E. CAMPBELL and Wm. NORTHWOODhave been appointed Collectors 186 Feb 11 A. Holden, PM

Depositions, sudden death of E. W. JONES Feb 17Continued 187Concluded 188

Offer of assistance from Roger THERRY 189 Feb 15

Alteration of TOL for J. GAVON Feb 8

Deposition of Mrs SMITH, re P. SHORTILL 190 Feb 2

Possessions of deceased SHORTILL to beshortly sent to DAVIS Feb 2 [Unsigned]

D. DWYER recommended as Bailiff in the Courtof Requests at Gosford 191 Feb 25 A. Holden, PM

Boundaries in which HARGRAVES will collectCensus Feb 27Concluded 192

To A.E. CAMPBELL, instructions for collectingCensus Feb 27Concluded 193

Identification of J. CLARKE for TOL Mar 2

Decline to recommend E. F. BAKER to wholesalespirits 194 Mar 15

Financing the repairs of a punt at Erina Creek Mar 5Concluded 195

D. DWYER nominated as Collector of Quit Rents Mar 11

Letters and returns sent 196 Mar 15

Letters and returns sent Mar 20

E. H. HARGRAVES nominated as a proper personto be Collector of Quit Rents Mar 24

M. CONNOR's TOL to be altered to Windsor 197 Mar 24

Furniture approved 22 Jan. 1840, still wanted Mar 24

Forwarding cancelled TOL for J. JONES 198 Mar 27

Scourger required to replace HAMILTON,sentenced to treadmill Apr 2

Letters and returns sent 199 Apr 16

HOLDEN to MANNING to act for someone's benefit Apr 23

Letters and returns sent. Apr 24

Bench Book II

166

Page Date Magistrate

Depositions from enquiry, death of W. HUNT 200 Apr 26 A. Holden, PM

Reply from HENDERSON re young BRADY's

interests May 4Concluded 201

Recall of HAMILTON as scourger , sentenceexpired May 7

Letters and returns sent [Undated]

Wish to retain servant, W. GLEESON, to helpbuild jetty 202 May 25

Description asked for to identify individual May 25

Horse left by bushrangers is not SCOUGALL's 203 May 28

Letters and returns sent May 28

Return of summary trials Jun 10

Mistake made by J. STANTON in splitting shingleson PEEK's land Jun 8

Cannot intercede on CAMPBELL's behalf for his

servant BRENNAN 205 Jun 14

Asking CAMPBELL for explanation re lendinghis servant JOHNSON to T. WILSON Jun 19 T.A. Scott, CPS

Letters and returns sent Jun 25

Advising Newcastle Police Magistrate that

C. TUCKER and J. ARKWRIGHT have beenrefused Timber licences 206 Jun 25 A. Holden, PM

Same letter to Maitland Police Magistrate Jun 25

Recommendation that prisoner JOHNSON beremoved from CAMPBELL's service 207 Jun 25

Concluded 208

Depositions forwarded, Queen v. FORSEYand LOWRY Jun 25

Letters and returns sent 209

Sale of punt produced £10 and sent toColonial Treasurer Jul 9

Letters and returns sent Jul 10

Warrants sent to Maitland to apprehendBRAMBLE and DIAMOND with subpoenas forKORF and FAROSH 210 Jul 19 H. Donnison

Subpoena for KORF sent to Sydney Jul 19

DENNY, COULSTON, GEE and others committedfor cattle stealing 211 Jul 19

Bench Book II

167

Depositions delayed, case against DENNY,COULSON & GEE

Little bay horse to be sent to Maitland forSCOUGALL, possible reward of £5

Letters and returns sent

Summary jursidiction returns sent

Depositions sent re accidental drownings

Page Date Magistrate

211 Jul 23 A. Holden

212 Jul 20

Jul 26

Jul 26

of J. McQUILLAN and G. FORD 213 Aug 3

Letters and returns sent Aug 3

Recommendation for TOL for J. TWANY Aug 10

Informing Crown Solicitor that G. CARTER, awitness in case against FORSEY & LOWRY,is in Debtor's Prison 214 Aug 10

Asking Magistrate at Maitland for evidenceagainst DENNY and others Aug 6Concluded 215

Asking Magistrate at Newcastle for affidavitsin case against DENNY and othersConcluded

Depositions forwarded to Sydney, case againstDENNY, GHEE, COULSON (YORK), FREEMAN,WARNER, BRAMBLE, WILSON, DAVIS & DIAMOND

216Aug 7

Concluded 217Aug 9

Warrant for arrest of A. DIAMOND sent toPort Macquarie Magistrate 218 Aug 13

Examination of witness unnecessary Aug 13Concluded 219

To WARNER regarding his son's involvementin cattle stealing, and SIDEBOTTOM'sinvolvement as a witnessConcluded

Considerable progress in building jetty atGosford; six assigned men have to bereturned due to expensesConcluded

All of A. CAMPBELL' s assigned servants tobe removed to Hyde Park Barracks;24 namedConcluded

Application for TOL for J. SETHRIDGE delayedthrough being mislaid

220

221

222

Aug 15

Aug 13

Aug 19

Aug 20

Bench Book II

168

Seeking means of reducing expenses in buildingparsonage ; suggesting modification tospecifications

J. B. RICHARDS now resides at Bathurst;farm is in state of abandonment

Page Date Magistrate

1841 -

223 Aug 20 A. Holden

224 Sep 10

Letters and returns sent Sep 11

Report to the Attorney General on cattlestealing case against DENNY & others Aug 3 H. DonnisonConcluded 225

Fresh arrangements made for rationing of theWharf Gang; men to be retained 226 Aug 30 A. Holden

To Gaol Keeper, Sydney, re Maltby SMITH Sep 29

Unable to give character reference forGeorge COULSTON 227 Sep 28

Certificate to enable witness expenses tobe paid to W. FARISH Sep 28

To John MOORE, re money and Orders in caseagainst M. SMITH 228 Sep 28

Copy of depositions in case against DENNYand TURNER Sep 27

Concluded 229

Information to R. THERRY re case against

DENNY, BRAMBLE and others

From G. WELLER to H. DONNISON, re cattlein above case, copy of this letter sentto R. THERRYConcluded

Outline of case against DENNY and othersand description of evidence

230

Continued 231Concluded 232

Asking for bank statement with respect toJ. McQUILLAN, deceased Pilot

Description of state of dilapidation ofCourt House 233Concluded 234

Letters and returns sent

Letter to NOWLAN re his claim on horse,advising of SCOUGALL's successful claimConcluded

Returns of enquiries made re sudden deaths,

235

Sep 28

Jul 17

Sep 27

Sep 29

Sep 29

Oct 1

Sep 30

together with abstracts of fines & fees Sep 30

Bench Book II

169

Page Date Magistrate

- 1841 -

Letters and returns sent 236 Oct 8 A. Holden, PM

Warrant for further detention of H. DENNY Oct 20

Recommendations for pardons for P. BRADYand P. HENNESSEY Oct 4Concluded 237

Direction to deposit money due on accountof the Kincumber School House Oct 18

Bill for medical attendance at Watch Houseby Doctor AULD 238 Oct 16

Returning original subpoena in case againstDENNY and others; SUNDERLAND's namemistakenly written for FREEMAN's Oct 18Concluded 239

Additional evidence forwarded against DENNY Oct 18

J. COOPER's TOL forwarded 240 Oct 29

Depositions forwarded in case v. PARTRIDGE Oct 29

To W. A. MILES, returning Warrants and copyof Capt. TOBY's deposition, case ofhorse theft Oct 29Concluded 241

Informed BENNETT of Free Pardon; CARTERhas left the Colony Oct 30

No TOL received for T. CROUT 242 Nov 1

Asking if H. DENNY's horses are to be sold,as he has been sentenced to 14 yearstransportation, or given to wife Nov 1

To W. A. MILES, summons for G. SPEARS 243 Nov 3

Asking for opinion on report of Judge'sstatements bearing reference to theCourt of Requests Nov 3Concluded 244

Notice on M. WALSH absconding Nov 3

Letters and returns sent Nov 5

Depositions against G. RADFORD, recommendcancellation of TOL 245 Nov 6

Sum of money due to E. MANNING for passagesto Sydney Nov 19 T.A. Scott, CPSConcluded 246

Depositions, accidental death of A. H. CLARKE Nov 20 A. Holden, PM

Bench Book II

170

Page Date Magistrate

- 1841

To J. R. BRENNAN , Sydney Magistrate,summonses for F . O'BRIEN 247 Nov 20 A. Holden, PM

To Mrs. CHISHOLM of Sydney , replying tocircular re employment for young women Nov 21Concluded 248

To Post Master General re appointment ofpostmaster , BENSON & PARKINSON orHORRIGAN Nov 20Concluded 249

Letter sent with money enclosed Nov 23

Mistake made in report of punishment reJ. BULLOCK , recommendation for TOL Nov 23Concluded 250

Refusal by the Governor to pay Dr. AULD Nov 23

Asking if the Order still exists that amedical man attends flagellations 251 Nov 23

Additional evidence against M . PARTRIDGE Nov 26Concluded 252

E. H. HARGRAVES willing to collect Quit Rents Nov 6

Gosford Wharf Gang returned to Hyde ParkBarracks Nov 8

As Dr. AULD's bill not to be paid, whatcourse of action should be taken ifa prisoner is dangerously ill 253 Nov 23

To Sydney Magistrate , notice under DesertedWives and Children Act to be servedon G. SPEARS Nov 25Concluded 254

To Major CRUMMER , Newcastle , re case againstDENNY; Mrs . DENNY to be interrogated Nov 27

Information sought to J. DONAVON ' s applica-tion for a pardon 255 Nov 27

To I.B. EDWARDS advising no funds availableto erect lock-up at East Gosford Nov 30

Conclusion to letter on page 252 re GosfordWharf Gang 256 Nov 8

Timber licence payment of £ 1 for M. HORRIGAN Nov 9

Depositions sent, death of M.A. GILLIGAN 257 Dec 10

Brr.cI Book II

171

Page Date Magistrate

- 1841 -

Market pass for 12 months recommendedfor C. BOYLE

Acknowledging advice that J. HENESSYhas been reccomended for a ConditionalPardonConcluded

To J. D. CAMPBELL, two horses to be sold,confiscated from DENNY

Requesting advice from Attorney General reDENNY's cattle in possession of TURNERand others

Regarding interrogation of J. SWEENEY, avery dull man

Returns of leg irons not sent

A twelve month pass for C. BAYLE, a crewmanon a small trading vessel

NORTHWOOD recommended for Conditional Pardon;Mc'QUILLAN's returned, as he is deceased

Letters and returns sent

Application for timber licence for R.ADJUTANTwith £1 note

Summons to be served on Brien P. 0"BRIEN

Charge of stealing shingles from H. HELY,against M. GRADY, C. BRYAN & R. CLARKE

Request assistance from T. VOGAN for ConstableWORLEY in removing seized spirits

Letters and returns sent

Depositions sent, contrived drowning ofE. WARTON to conceal his absconding(Advice that no claim for fee will bemade for this "enquiry")

Apprentice carpenter, J. GREEN, to be returnedto Orphan School, as master (A. HARRIS)has died

257 Dec 10 A. Holden, PM

Dec 10258

Dec 10

Dec 4 H. Donnison

260 Dec 18 A. Holden, PM

Dec 21

261 Dec 21

Dec 21

262 Dec 21

Dec 30

Dec 30

263 Dec 30

- 1842 -

Jan 4 A. Holden, PM

264 Jan 6

265 Jan 4

266 Jan 5

Bench Book II

172

Page Date Magistrate

- 1842 -

Letters, returns and applications sent

Mrs. HELY's assigned servants not having aproper supply of rations

Warrant sent by High Sheriff against MANNING,Mrs. A. W. MANNING lives at "Bangalore"Concluded

Warrant received for R. HUBBARD , advice thathe has left the district , probably drowned

G. VENTEMAN claims £3 from the sale of DENNY'stwo horses

Request alteration of J. CLEWS ' TOL so thathe can remain with J. SPEARS

Recommendation for Conditional Pardon forD. DONAVON is withdrawn for misconduct

Letters forwarded

Cancellation of D. SULLIVAN's TOL fordisorderly conduct

Something wrong going on between HADDOCK

and Mr. CARTER's servant

Costs of £7/3/10 awarded against T. WILSONin case BURNS v. WILSON

Request for remittance of passage requisitionsfrom Messrs . BENSON & PARKINSON

Timber applications sent

Request to service summons , BAKER v. HELY

Letters, returns and applications sent

Return of labour and provisions

Timber application sent

Selection of site of Burial Ground at theextremity of Point Frederick

Mr. HARGRAVES sent copies of Treasurer'sletters, etc.

HOLDEN receives Commission to take Bail

Application for timber licence

Return of crops sent

Return of certificates granted

267 Jan 15 A. Holden, PM

Jan 12

268 Jan 14

269

Jan 14

270 Jan 12

Jan 13

271 Jan 13

Jan 15

Dec 6 [1841]

272 Dec 26 [1841]

- 1842 -

Jan 13 T.A. Scott, CPS

273 Jan 20

Jan 22

Jan 22

274 Jan 26

Feb 4 A . Holden, PM

275 Feb 7

Feb 5

Feb 8

276 Feb 16

Feb 21

Feb 22

Mar 8

Bench Book II

173

Page Date Magistrate

- 1842 -

Regarding Mr. HARGRAVES' Sureties, requiredas Collector of Quit Rents 277 Feb 22 A. Holden, PM

Regarding D. CROSS' application for a generalPublican's licence Mar 9Concluded 278

Raffle held in a private house is illegal,carrying a fine of £500 Mar 24

Requesting advice as to probationary periodsapplicable to sentences for 10 or 15 years Mar 19

Remuneration due to J. HILL, caretaker of 279MANNING's property Mar 31

Recommendation that A. DAVEY's TOL bealtered for Wollombi [Undated]

Advising H. HELY of time of Court case 280 Apr 12

Forwarding money due following distress warrant Apr 14 T.A. Scott, CPS

Asking G.K. MANN to sign warrant of execution 281 Apr 13 A. Holden, PM

To Mr. A. CLARKE, regarding his complaint thatCOX and NORRIS should not be allowed TOLs Apr 14Concluded 282

Regarding affidavit of service of subpoena Apr 14Concluded 283

To Magistrate, Maitland, warrant of apprehensionfor T. HODGES Apr 14

Warm recommendation for Conditional Pardon forSampson CURTIS [Undated]

To Magistrate, Newcastle, warrant of apprehen-sion for T. HODGES 284 Apr 14

Letters, returns and applications sent Apr 14

Recommendation that A. DAVEY's TOL be alteredfor Wollombi 285 Apr 7

Informing that COX may have made false statementwith regard to previous punishments Apr 14

Request that the Police Magistrate at Illawarraforwards TOL of J. GAVEN 286 Jul 21

Rebuke to H. HELY for requesting fresh A. Holdenproceedings Apr 23 H. Donnison

Requisitions necessary from H. MOON to enablepayment of claims for passage 287 Apr 25 T.A. Scott, CPS

Bench Book II

174

Returns, petitions , etc., sent 287 Apr 26 A. Holden, PM

Recommendation for a Conditional Pardonfor J . REDDING 288 Apr 28

Asking advice if an insolvent is qualifiedto receive a Publican ' s Licence Apr 28Concluded 289

Summonses to HELY and HORSBURGH to serveon the Bench

Letters and returns sent

Advice to S. DELL that justice has beenrendered , requesting Order for £ 1.15.2

Recommendation that W. CALLOWAY be allowedto hold TOL for SydneyConcluded

Regarding guidelines to Magistrates underthe Hired Servants Act

Request for Postmaster to send mail twicea week

Regarding guidelines under Hired Servants Act

Nett proceeds of the sale of DENNY's two

Page Date Magistrate

290 May 8

May 9 T . A. Scott, CPS

May 9 A. Holden, PM291

292 May 19

May 19

1842

May 5

May 16

horses forwarded , £30/6/-. 293 May 20

Requisition for forms to Colonial Storekeeper May 20

Request to H. HELY for permission to search

the hut of his servant MAHER 294 May 23

Request Messrs . JONES & Co. to send a dozenpolice suits for constables May 23

Expecting letters addressed to code May 23

Application forwarded to purchase land,Mr. ELLIS May 25

Recommendation for TOL , D. ASQUITH 295 May 24

Oranges and lemons stolen , suspected to beconveyed to Sydney to market May 30

Catherine REYNOLDS apprehended at Wyee 296 May 27

Receipts for forms May 30

Runaway convict, W. DERHIDGE, seen at

Port Philip 297 May 31

Bench Book II

175

HARGRAVES appointment cancelled, misleadingstatements to MagistrateConcluded

Memorandum of Quit Rents collected byHARGRAVES, £1/2/0

Inquiry to HENDERSON as to why CALLOWAYhas left his service

DELL had received the correct amount due

Receipt forwarded to HARGRAVES for Quit Rent

Alteration of W. BARDEN's TOL to Pitt Water

Enclosing copy of R. HENDERSON's letterre W. CALLOWAY to Superintendent ofConvicts

Letter from HENDERSON explaining why CALLOWAYleft his service, which includes areference to his character and conduct

Letters and returns sent

Constables cannot comply with CROSS' wishes

Warrant of apprehension to Maitland forJ. LANGHTEN

Request for alteration of TOL for J. DAGGERto Brisbane Water

Enquiry re alteration of TOL for R. KENNETT

Letter to Rev. E. ROGERS advising that PoliceMagistrate may inspect local schools

Request from Rev. E. ROGERS for A. HOLDENto inspect schools, with the view toreceiving Government assistance

On visiting local schools, being the onlymagistrate in the area

Recommendation for TOL, D. ASQUITH

Claim against the estate of BENSON & PARKINSON

Wish to settle account with Brisbane WaterSteam Packet Company

To Magistrate at Windsor re P. HANSONConcluded

Page Date Magistrate

- 1842 -

297 May 30 A. Holden, PM298

299 May 30

Jun 1

300 [Undated]

Jun 9

Jun 9

301 Jun 10

[Undated]

302 Jun 16[first]

Jun 16

Jun 20

302 Jun 17[second]

Jun 17

303 May 2 E. Deas Thompson

Jun 1

304 Jun 21 A. Holden, PM

305 Jun 22

Jun 27

306 Jul 11

307Jul 15

Bench Book II

176

Page Date Magistrate

- 1842 -

Returning unpaid requisitions to BrisbaneWater Steam Company 307 Jun 20 T.A. Scott, CPS

Presence in district of suspected cattlestealer: P. HANSON Jul 15 A. Holden, PM

List of disbursements for steamer passages 308 Aug 5

Payment for work done on Sabbath unlawful Aug 4Concluded 309

Letters and returns sent Aug 8

Transfer of publican ' s licence fromEast Gosford : T. W. JOLY

Application form for TOL for P. BRADYsent to HARRISON , includingregulationsConcluded

Disputes on right of way on land atPopran CreekConcluded 312

Discontinue advertisements in the SydneyHerald re bullocks [Undated]

HARGRAVES to apply for a new licence [Undated]

Memo re HARGRAVES' application 313 [Undated]

Meeting of local magistrates re licencesfor public houses: to A. WILSON Aug 24 T.A. Scott, CPS

To H. ECKFORD of East Maitland re findingthe head of a beast freshlyslaughtered Aug 26 A. Holden, PMConcluded 314

To Mr. RHODE of Wiseman ' s ferry regarding

warrant for apprehension of his wife Sep 1

(The 6o2eow.ng dxa6.t oS a tette)c mitten byHolden L6 pinned to the 5Lx&t page og .theRegi-s.ten: ]

To Police Magistrate , Wollombi, D. DUNLOPconcerning warrant for apprehensionof RHODE' S wife [Loose] Sep 1

Quantity of cedar, cut in plank, owner-ship in dispute, statement byJames TARGET

Letters and returns sent

315 Sep 5

[Undated]

Bench Book II

177

Page Date Magistrate

- 1842 -

Asking THERRY for opinion in minute form 316 [Undated] A. Holden, PM

Depositions sent, housebreaking charge,S. SMITH, J. WHELAN & KENNY

Depositions sent, charge againstJ. SHANAWAY & J. CHOWN

317

Complaint of unbecoming outrage and insultagainst J. MOORE 318

Enquiry as to date prisoner M. LATHAMwill be free

Asking if necessary that freed prisonersattend Sydney to collect certificates 319

Warm recommendation for conditionalpardon for J. CLEWS

Strong recommendation for grant of TOLto J. WILLIAMS

Sale of property of J. TURNER deceased,a TOL holder 320

DWYER excused to attend case of M. WOOTTON 321

Return sent

Recommending Free Pardon instead ofConditional for W. SIDEBOTTOM 322

Clearing accounts of deceased TOL, J.TURNER 324

Seeking permission to published Notice inGovernment Gazette, J. TURNER'sproperty

Travelling expenses for witnesses, ATKINS,ATKINSON and THRELFALL 325

A. WILSON's application for Wine andBeer Licence

Letters and returns sent

Horse seized is W.T. CAPE's property

326

Who is the owner of the cedar on propertyof J. K. WILSON, reported by J. TARGET? 327

Letters and returns sent 328

Sep 9

Aug 31

Sep 13 T.A. Scott, CPS

Sep 17 A. Holden, PM

Sep 17

[Undated] [Unsigned]

Sep 21 A. Holden, PM

[Undated]

Sep 29

Sep 29 PSC

Sep 21 A. Holden, PM

Sep 28

Sep 28

Oct 5 E. K. Bremridge

Oct 12 T.A. Scott, CPS

Oct 7

Oct 13 A. Holden,Commissioner

Oct 13 A. Holden, PM

Oct 13

Recommending a Passport between BrisbaneWater and Sydney for W. LARDER Oct 17

Bench Book II

178

Page Date Magistrate

Character reference for COULTER; referenceto RHODES 329

Recommending P. HOLMES for TOL 330

Recommending J. COOTE for TOL

Letters and returns sent

Definition of "Landed Proprietors" sought

331

W. T. CAPE's horse sold on behalf of SMEATHMAN 332

STOCKDALE unable or unwilling to pay £4 order

Informing F. O'BRIEN that Bench not in favour

of wholesale beer and wine sales

W. MARTIN discharged, no prosecution against

him by EDWARDS

Recommending E. SEVERS or EVENS TOL to be

altered for Parramatta

333

334

- 1842 -

Oct 17 A. Holden, PM

Oct 17

Oct 26

Oct 27

Nov 5

Nov 10 A. Holden,Commissioner

Nov 10 A. Holden

Dec 12 A. Holden, PM

Dec 29

Dec 23

- 1843 -

Requesting identification of D. GANN, lost pass 334 Jan 4 A. Holden, PM

Asking if insolvent T. W. TOBY can sue torecover debts due to him 335

E. BENTONY recommended for Conditional Pardon

Alteration of TOL to Parramatta for J. HAWKINS,alias M. A. THOMPSON 336

Wisdom in withholding certain land from sale 338

Asking MOORE if J. HADDOCK, TOL, had cattle,and how he came by themConcluded

Forwarding W. ANDERSON's Memorial for a

Conditional Pardon

339

Forwarding 2/6 fee for Passport for C. BAYLE

Recommending 12-month Passport for J. LETHRIDGE 340

Forwarding letter from J. BURNS' friends athome indicating pardon has been grantedConcluded 341

Endeavouring to stop sale of land to undesirablemen

A. Holden,Jan 11 Commissioner

Dec 30[1842] A. Holden, PM

Jan 28

Jan 30

Jan 30

Jan 30

Feb 9

Feb 9

Feb 13 A. Holden

Feb 13 A. Holden, PM

Bench Book II

179

Recommending J. LEATON for a Certificateof Freedom

Recommending J. CULLEN for a TOL

Recommending restoration of TOL to M. COX

Requesting postponing of land sale

Report on cattle stealers' interest in landfor saleConcluded

Copy of Certificate attached to J. FURNESS'application for Conditional Pardon

[Duplicate of letter re J. BURNS, as per p340]

Insertions in Government Gazette, appointment

Page Date Magistrate

- 1843 -

342 Feb 13 A. Holden

Feb 13 A . Holden, PM

343 Feb 13

Jan 28

344 Feb 15 A. Holden, PM

345H. Donnison, JPG. K. Mann, JP

Mar 6 A. Holden, PM

Feb 13

of Robert CREIGHTON as Pound Keeper 347 Mar 6 T.A. Scott, CPS

Letters and returns sent

Copy of Certificate attached to M. CULLENS'Memorial for Conditional Pardon

Sending 2/6 fee to alter TOL of J. HAWKINS,alias M. A. HUNTER

On location of polling places for electionConcluded

Mar 10

348 Feb 25 A. Holden, PM

349 Feb 18

350

On the formation of separate District CouncilsContinued 351Concluded 352

S. CURTIS recommended for Conditional Pardon;W. SIDEBOTTOM likewise recommended, buthas died in Sydney, asking for adviceConcluded

Problems posed by SIDEBOTTOM's death, concluded

Returns sent

Recommending cancellation of TOL, W. DICKSON

Brisbane Water Steam Company, discounted

353

354

payments for passage , complaints by MOON 355Continued 356Concluded 357

Affidavit from STOCKDALE that he has paid £4

Circular requesting Masters to be cautiousin engaging men who require timberlicencesConcluded

Returns sent

358

Mar 18

Mar 18 A. Holden, PM

Mar 18

[Undated]

Mar 11

Mar 29

Mar 27

180

Suggesting convenience of printing formsfor Court of Requests claims

Advising rate of increase of populationConcluded

Sending S. TAYLOR's application forpublican's licence

Certificate attached to T. STACEY's applicationfor Conditional Pardon, recommending defer-ment for 12 monthsConcluded

Page

359

360

361

Money due to sentenced man DIXON to be paid up

Revision of electoral lists to Assessor,Mr. FERGUSON

To A. PAINE, unable to adjudicate betweenMaster and Servant as single magistrate 362

Returns sent

Returns sent

Returns sent

Copy of letter forwarded re J. LEABEN

Recommending TOL for G. PRICE to be alteredto Parramatta; enclosing 2/6 fee

363

Copies of Certificates attached to Memorialsfor Conditional Pardons: E. CONHAM andE. TOMSETT 364

Recommendation for TOL, J. CULLEN 365

To E. C. CLOSE, acknowledging receipt of

notices re polling places and days

Letters and returns sent 366

Forwarding TOL for M. HARTY

Recommending alteration of TOL for Windsorfor J. FITZGERALD; 2/6 fee enclosed

Enclosing affidavit of debt due to J. FITZGERALDsent to J. McKENNA, Accountant, Sydney 367

Copy of Order to Trustees of estate of G.K.MANN,£2.1.0 owing to J. FITZGERALD

Date Magistrate

- 1843 -

Mar 29 A. Holden, PM

Mar 29

Apr 5

Apr 5

Apr 10

May 1 [Unsigned]

May 1 A. Holden, PM

Apr 29

Mar 9

May 11

May 12 A. Holden, PM

May 12

May 12

May 17

Jun 5 A. Holden, DeputyReturning Officer

Jun 5

May 26 A. Holden, PM

Jun 5

Jun 19

May 13

Bench Book II

181

(A £ooae aheet between p367 and p368.1

Note to Superintendent of Convicts on amountowing to J. FITZGERALD, and amount lentto her by HOLDEN to get to Windsor

Copy of deposition by J. FITZGERALD settingout details of amount owed by MANN

Recommendation for Absolute Pardon for JamesBARRETT by Rev. ROGERS, W. BEAN andT. C. BATTLEY

Letters and returns sent

Letters and returns sent

Recommendation for TOL for J. WILLIAMS

Statement causing refusal of TOL forT. COLLISON wrongly copied by watch-house keeper

To J. CHRISTIAN, Maitland re his runawayservant M. McGUINNESS, whose sentence hasexpiredConcluded

Intention to pay contractor SCOTT

Recommending refusal of extension of passgiven to A. SIDEBOTTOMConcluded

Duplicate of above letter to Police Magistrate,Sydney

Letter sent

Letters sent

Order for Rations supplied by T.A. SCOTTConcluded

Advising T.A. SCOTT that money due to him willbe paid when he has squared his accountsConcluded

Recommendation for Conditional Pardon,D. GLEESON

Page Date Magistrate

- 1843 -

Jun 21 A. Holden, PM

A. Holden,368 May 17 Commissioner of

Supreme Court

Jul 3 A . Holden, PM

369 Jun 7

Jul 11

Jul 12

370 Jul 28

371

372

373

374

Jul 28

Aug 5

Aug 10

[Undated]

Aug 5

Aug 10

Aug 11 T.C.Battley, CPS

Aug 12 T.C.Battley, CPS

Aug 12 A. Holden, PM

To J.F. MANN, re wishes of Plaintiffs in casesagainst HELY 375 Aug 14 A. Holden

Bench Book 11

182

Summons for defendant, COOKLEY v. O'BRIEN

Reply to DONNISON in case v. HARGRAVES

Unwillingness of plaintiffs to agree toadjournment in cases v. RELYConcluded

Asking if reward due to GORMAN for apprehendingrunaway, J. COOLEY alias JOHNSONConcluded

Man suspected of absconding, W. WYLD, isnot a runaway

Asking for guidance from PLUNKETT in caseDONNISON v. HARGRAVES

Money sent to A. ENGLISH on account ofJ. FITZGERALD, TOL holder

Letters and returns sent

Returns sent

Page Date Magistrate

- 1843 -

375 Aug 16 A. Holden

376 Aug 21 A. Holden,Commissioner

377

378

379

380

Returns and abstracts sent to Auditor General

To T.A. SCOTT on his differences and complaints 381

Returns and abstracts sent 382

To F. O'BRIEN, Monitor office, amount of awardagainst him in favour of D. COAKLEY

Advising DONNISON no reply received from

PLUNKETT in case v. HARGRAVES

Asking if amounts paid in cases MOON v. BRADYand DONNISON v. DUNLEAVEY

383

Suggesting circular be printed with information 384

Example of proposed form 385

Letters sent

B. DONNELLY, escapee, has been retaken 386

Warrant for DONNELLY's commitment toDarlinghurst Gaol

No objection to D. DWYER acting as Inspector

Aug 21 A. Holden,Commissioner

Aug 24 A. Holden, PM

Aug 24

A. Holden,Aug 28 Commissioner

Aug 29 A. Holden, PM

Sep 2

Sep 4

Sep 11

Sep 20 T.C.Battley, CPS

Sep 21

Sep 22 A. Holden, PM

A. Holden,

Sep 23 Commissioner

Sep 23 A. Holden, PM

Sep 23

Sep 23

Sep 25

Sep 25

of Distilleries 387 Sep 24

Letters and returns sent Sep 25

Bench Book II

183

Requesting advice on allowing use of a huton Crown Land near a wharfConcluded

Claim for reward on behalf of GORMAN forcapturing highway robber J. COOLEYConcluded

Deposition sent regarding DONNELLY's escapefrom the Lock-up

Recommendation of M. LATHAM's TOL be altered

Page Date Magistrate

387388

389

- 1843 -

Sep 25 A. Holden, PM

Sep 25

Sep 28

to Penrith; half-crown fee enclosed 390 Oct. 4

Recommending TOL for D. KELLIER as mistakemade in statement, not an attempt atdeceptionConcluded

To Edward HELY, urging settlement in caseagainst JAMESConcluded

Forwarding to Treasurer £2.10.0 for sale ofwine &c forfeited in case v. MITCHELL

Report on T.A. SCOTT's claim for pay, &c.,requested by Governor

Man living with E. LEAHY cannot be moveddue to meeting with an accident;copy of letter from J. NORRIS statinghe was leaving his wife in her owncare until his return from Sydney

W. MILES recommended home for a ConditionalPardon

Recommendation for Certificate of Freedomfor J. BULLOCK

Request for service of summons &c.,VENTEMAN v. BEAN

Requesting Certificates of Freedom forJ. WILKINS and J. BULLOCK be sent

391

392

Oct 3

Oct 7 A. Holden

Oct 10 A. Holden, PM

Oct 12

Oct 18

395 Oct 18

Oct 18

396 Oct 19

Oct 18

Reminding PLUNKETT of request for advice, A. Holden,DONNISON v. HARGRAVES [see p.379] 397 Oct 19 Commissioner

To D. DUNLOP, Wollombi: affidavit of serviceof subpoena on EGGLETON, Queen v. MADDOX Oct 19 A. Holden, PM

Bench Book II

184

- 1843 -

Recommending GORMAN's application for land 398 Oct 21 A. Holden, PM

Pass given to M. HICKEY to reside in Sydney Oct 28

Concluded 399

Reply to DONNISON's request for an early A. Holden,

decision in case v. HARGRAVES Oct 28 Commissioner

Enquiry as to property of runaway J. PUNNEA 400 Nov 11 A. Holden, PM

Recommending application for ConditionalPardon for E. WILTSHIRE Nov 17

Recommendation for Market Pass for E.THOMSETT 401 Dec 7

Letter of reference for E. LEAHY alias LAWLYSSor NORRIS, travelling to SydneyConcluded

Letter of reference to be carried by E. LEAHYalias LAWLYSS or NORRIS

Recognizances sent

Referring Superintendent of Convicts to letterwritten today re E. LEAHY alias LAWLISS

To DONNISON who has declined to sit on thebench to examine the HORRIGAN affairConcluded

No objection to alteration of C. COOPER's

TOL to Parramatta

Page Date Magistrate

402

Dec 7

403 Dec 7

Dec 12 A. Holden404

Dec 7

Dec 7

Dec 12 A. Holden, PM

Recommending TOL for CAPPER with reservation,suggesting assignment to his wife 405 Dec 20 A. Holden, PM

Reference from J. K. VINE, CAPPER's MasterConcludedA remark from Holden

406Oct 16

Dec 16

- 1844 -

Forwarding statement and balance of T.A. SCOTT's

accounts to Auditor General 406 Jan 11 A. Holden, PM &

Continued 407 Commissioner

Concluded 408 Court of RequestsGosford

Recommending alteration of TOL of W. RYAN toSydney; enclosing half-crown fee Jan 11 A. Holden, PM

Bench Book II

185

Enquiring about letters not answered reTOLs for T . CALLISON and S. ASHER 409 Jan 25 A. Holden, JP

(The above Letter. was cent 6nom Newpo'ii, Lake Macquarie.]

Applications for reports of Freedom forD. ASQUITH and A. CAPPER

Advice that HOLDEN will be removing immediatelyto Newport , Lake Macquarie , a distance of30 miles, advising inconvenience , &c. 410

To Auditor General re accountsConcluded

Prisoners ' indents missing after 1838

Requesting Police pay be paid into accountof H. DONNISON , being nearest Magistrate 412

Detailed report on the state of the PoliceEstablishmentContinued 413Concluded 414

Estimate of Agricultural produce

Constable HORRIGAN to be dismissed;W. BERRY to be appointed

Acknowledging receipt of the printed convictindents for 1839 and 1840

Request for Certificates of Freedom for E. LEAHYand M. BUTT be forwarded 416

Mem: The Clerk of the Peace with Recognizance Feb 16

Transfer of licence , Queens Hotel, from HARGRAVESbuilding to Peeks Point ; licencee GeorgeF. BAKER

Page Date Magistrate

411

415

- 1844 -

Jan 20 T.C.Battley, CPS

Dec 28 T.C . Battley, CPS[18431

Jan 22 T.C.Battley, Regr

Feb 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

A. Osborne, JPFeb 7 H. Donnison, JP

Feb 7

H. Donnison

Feb 10 T . C.Battley, CPS

Feb 14

Feb 16

Feb 16

Feb 11

To F. O'BRIEN , refusal by HARGRAVES to payjudgement of £3.10.0 417 Feb 23

To Newcastle Magistrates , on the efficientstationing of constables in the north 418 Feb 23

Advice that R. MARLEY is unknown in the districtand that subpoena cannot therefore beserved in case v. HUTCHINSON & Ors.Concluded 419

Feb 28

Estimate of probable Police expenses , 1845 Feb 28Concluded 420

Bench Book II

186

Page Date Magistrate

- 1844 -

Four local magistrates rostered to attendonce a week; seeking advice concerningother times 420Concluded 421

Seeking advice as to the result of petitionsfor Conditional Pardons for M. COLLINSand A. BLACKFORD

TOL granted to M. KELLY for Brisbane Water 422

Advising Newcastle bench that D. KELHIE is

in district without a Pass

Recommendation for Conditional Pardon forJ. FROST by J. MOORE, H.G. WATSON,A. OSBORNE and T.C. BATTLEY

Recommending alteration of TOL of J. GREGORYto NewcastleConcluded

Requesting reply to letter of Feb. 7 rePolice Establishment

Specimen signatures authorised to signcheques, supplied to Bank

Petition for Conditional Pardon for W. CURTINCertificates attached from: Fr. COGHLAN,H. G. WATSON, T. C. BATTLEY, A. OSBORNE.

Petition for Conditional Pardon for R. LANG

Cattle stealing to be investigated, chargeagainst A. SIDEBOTHAM

Recommendation , alteration of T. HICKEY'sTOL to Maitland

Request suspension of granting of ConditionalPardon for E. CONTAMConcluded

423

424

425

427

428

429

Forwarding fees for timber licences forJames and Joseph CROFT

Request that J. MOORE and B. HORSBURGH beappointed Assessors 430

Requesting a mounted policeman for the districtConcluded 431

Feb 28 T.C.Battley, CPS

Mar 9

Mar 9

Mar 9

Mar 9

Mar 9

Mar 23

Mar 23

Mar 28 D. Dwyer, ChiefConstable

Apr 3 H. Donnison, JP

Apr 4 H. Donnison

Apr 6 T.C.Battley, CPS

Apr 10

Apr 11

Apr 10 H. Donnison, JP

Apr 16 T.C.Battley, CPS

Bench Book II

187

Depositions sent, case v. EGGLETON: requestto serve summonses on witnesses

Certificates from D. DWYER, A. OSBORNE, HenryDONNISON and Rev. ROGERS recommendingC. NEWMAN for a Conditional Pardon

Enquiry into relationship between prisonerJ. LEE and J. JOHNSON of the 99th,may be connected with cattle stealing

Duplicate voucher forward for payment toR. TIGHE

Page

431

432

- 1844 -

433

T. HICKEY's TOL sent to be altered to Maitland

Reference for T. W. TOBY to Parramatta Bench 434

Call for identification of cattle from SADLEIRof Liverpool, showing brands sold byJ. EGGLETONConcluded

Same letter to Bench at LiverpoolConcludedNote same letter sent to Campbell Town

To Liverpool Magistrates advising EGGLETON hadescaped; same letter sent to Campbell Town

Copy of private information received repossible whereabouts of EGGLETON

Asking for caution in leasing land at Reid'sMistakeConcluded

Directing C. WINDEYER to pay J. SHEERING amountof judgement in case SHEERING v. HELYConcluded

435

436

Date Magistrate

Apr 25 T.C.Battley, CPS

A. Osborne, JPApr 25 H. Donnison, JP

Apr 29 H. Donnison

May 8 T.C.Battley, CPS

May 6

May 22 A. Osborne, JP

Jun 1 H. Donnison

Jun 1 H . Donnison

Jun 5 A. Osborne, JP

437 [Undated ][Unsigned]

438

439

Need for mounted police to catch cattle thievesConcluded 440

Petition for Conditional Pardon for W. ELDRED,with certificates from H. DONNISON, A.OSBORNE,H. HELY, Rev. E. ROGERSConcluded

Recommend H. HAMER's TOL to be altered toParramatta

Seeking legal advice regarding abscondingapprentice, &c.Concluded

441

442

Jun 14 A. Osborne, JPH.G.Watson, JP

Jun 19 A. Osborne, JPH.G.Watson, JP

Jul 3 H. Donnison, JPA. Osborne, JP

Jul 5 H. Donnison, JPA. Osborne, JP

H. Donnison, JPJul 10 H.G.Watson, JP

H. Donnison, JPJul 10 H.G.Watson, JP

Bench Book II

188

Page Date Magistrate

- 1844

Arguments against proposal to discontinueissuing blankets to blacksConcluded

Deposition agains McCULLY, rectificationof verdict in a previous case

Police report requesting new and better arms

Recommending petition for prisoners family [sic]J. BURNS, servant of P. FAGAN

Recommending petition for Conditional Pardon,E. JAMES

Recommending E. JAMES for Conditional Pardonfrom Rev. E. ROGERS

Returning amended accounts, repairs to Lock-up

J. McMAHON's TOL altered to ParramattaConcluded

Election of Chairman for Courts of General andQuarter Sessions in NSW

Sail stolen from Sir Thomas MITCHELL, retainedlocally for identificationConcludedP.S. EGGLETON frequently seen in Sydney

Method of charging by some Pound Keepers

Recommending M. KELLY's TOL be altered toBathurst

Enquiry re M. SMITH's TOL application

Collection of cattle by G. MORLEY reported byConstable WORLEY as being suspiciousConcluded

Advising Convict Superintendent of T. CAPPERbeing suffered to live with his wife

C. ALLEN absent from district withoutcollecting his TOL

Urgent need for arms; no reply to letter of.19 July last

Report on consequences of Order of 7th July,1843ContinuedConcluded

H. Donnison, JP442 Jul 19 H.G.Watson, JP443 A. Osborne, JP

Jul 19 T.C.Battley, CPS

444 Jul 19 H. Donnison, JPH.G.Watson, JP

Jul 24 E. Rogers,Clergyman

H. Donnison, JP,Magistrate

Jul 24 A. Holden, JP

445 Jul 14 H. Donnison, JPA. Osborne, JPH.G.Watson, JP

Aug 7 T.C.Battley, CPS

Aug 28 H. Donnison, JP446

A. Holden, JPSep 2 H. Donnison, JP

Sep 10 H. Donnison, JP447

448 Sep 11 H. Donnison

Sep 11 H. Donnison, JP

449 [Undated]

Sep 11 H. Donnison

H. Donnison, JP

Sep 18 H.G.Watson, JP

451 Sep 25 H.G.Watson, JP

A. Osborne, JPOct 2 B. Horsburgh, JP

H. Donnison, JP452 Oct 5 A. Osborne, JP

453 H.G.Watson, JP

454 B. Horsburgh, JP

450

Bench Book II

189

Sir Thomas MITCHELL's sail sent to Sydneyby cutter Neptune

Recommending J. WHITE's TOL be altered toSydney so she can accompany her husbandConcluded

Report to Convict Superintendent re Thomasand Ann CAPPER

Page

454

455

Request for arms forwarded to Governor 456

B. HORSBRUGH, JP, authorised to sign cheques

Petition for Conditional Pardon for HenryWORLEY, with certificates of recommendation 457

Recommending P. BURKE's TOL be altered toWindsor

Recommending S. ASHER's TOL be altered toNewcastle

Asking for Attorney General's advice on matterof HARGRAVE's appropriating and sellingshinglesContinued 459Concluded 460

Delay of one year in processing of applicationfor M. COLLINS' Conditional Pardon

Request for permission to purchase chairs toseat the full Bench of Magistrates .461

Deposition, matter of SOLLING and his servantM. McLEOD

Recommending alteration of A. SIDEBOTTOM's

TOL to the Manning River; similar for

James SULLIVAN to Yass

Warrant for the apprehension of ScotchmanA. HAMILTON, formerly a Scourger

Forwarding TOL of J. SCOTT for alteration toMaitland

Chairs dating from WARNER ' s time in 1836

Request return of J. SULLIVAN from Yass toanswer charge

462

462

464

Date Magistrate

- 1844 -

Oct 22 T.C.Battley, CPS

Oct 30 B. Horsburgh, JPH. Donnison, JP

Oct 30

Oct 30 T.C.Battley, CPS

Rev.E.Rogers

Oct 30 A. Holden, JPH. Donnison, JPB. Horsbrugh

H. Donnison, JP.Nov 6 B. Horsbrugh, JP

A. Holden, JPNov 4 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Nov 6 H. DonnisonB. Horsburgh

Nov 6 A. Holden

H. Donnison, JPNov 13 B. Horsburgh, JP

A. Osborne, JP

Nov 13 H. Donnison, JP

Nov 13 H. Donnison, JP

Dec 2 H. Donnison

H. Donnison, JPDec 11 B. Horsburgh, JP

Dec 11

H. Donnison, JPDec 11 B. Horsburgh, JP

Bench Book II

190

Page

Requesting information regarding correctdesignation of Justices of the Peace 464

Petition for Conditional Pardon for Charles 465

NEWMAN, with recommendations

Petition for Conditional Pardon for George

TURNER, with recommendations

Recommendation for a TOL to A. FREEMAN 466

Petition for Conditional Pardon for WilliamCURTIN, with recommendations

Asking for result of application for ConditionalPardon for T. STACEY 467

Enquiring if decision has been reached onM. COLLINS

Warrant forwarded for apprehension in Sydneyof A. HAMILTON

Evidence in case v. SIDEBOTTOM

Concluded

Enquiring as to nature of charge againstW. BERRY

Enquiring as to exact time of delivery ofprisoner A. SIDEBOTTOM

Request to Yass Magistrate to direct SULLIVANto present to Brisbane Water Bench

Request for sails and oars for Police BoatConcluded

TOL holder J. McMAHON can testify as to unlawfulcattle slaughter by E. KELLY of PopranCreek

Police pay for November not yet credited tobank account

468

469

470

471

Date Magistrate

- 1844 --

H. Donnison, JPDec 11 B. Horsburgh, JP

Dec 11 Rev.E.RogersH. Donnison, JPA. Osborne, JPB. Horsburgh, JP

Dec 11 H. Donnison, JPB. Horsburgh, JP

Rev.E.Rogers

Dec 11 A. Holden, JPA. Osborne, JP

Dec 11 Fr.C.CoghlanH. Donnison, JPB. Horsburgh, JP

Dec 11 T.C.Battley, CPS

Dec 13 B. Horsburgh, JP

Dec 16 H. Donnison

Dec 18 H. Donnison, JP

B. Horsburgh, JP

Dec 24 T.C.Battley, CPS

Dec 24 T.C.Battley

- 1845 -

H. Donnison, JPJan 2 B. Horsburgh, JP

Jan 8 H. Donnison, JPA. Osborne, JP

Jan 15 H. Donnison, JP

472 Jan 15

Bench Book II

191

Request to Parramatta Magistrates to captureJ. EGGLETON, wanted for cattle stealingConcluded

Oars to be supplied by Colonial Storekeeper

Wanted man, J. WILSON, reported in district

Further request to Yass Magistrates to issuepass to J. SULLIVAN

Certifying that defendant CRAWFORD sufferingfrom ague at time of committal

Request for advice on manner to proceed incase BARTON v. SCOTT

Re circular on provision for meeting PoliceexpensesConcluded

Modifying timber cutter regulations

Modification to arrangement for depositingPolice pay to bankConcluded

HORRIGAN dismissed due to impression ofguilt, rather than proofConcluded

Intention to pay fines into District CouncilFund

Complaint of probable overcharging for postage

No further proceedings taken againstE. CONHAM

Request for reply to letter dated 6th Feb.

Request for advice from Attorney General incase of HARGRAVES v. GREADYContinuedConcluded

Requesting clear and explicit answer toletter dated 6th FebruaryConcluded

Further letter regarding J. WILSON [seepage 4741

Page Date Magistrate

472473

- 1845 -

Jan 24 H.G.Watson, JP

Jan 29 H. Donnison

474 Jan 24

475 Jan 29 T.C.Battley, CPS

Jan 29 H. Donnison, JP

476 Feb 6 H. Donnison

477Feb 12 H. Donnison, JP

B. Horsburgh, JP

Feb 12

Feb 19 H.G.Watson, JP478 H. Donnison, JP

479

480

Feb

Feb' 26

Feb 26:'

Feb 26

Feb 26 T.C.Battley, CPS

481 Mar 6 H.G. Watson, JP482 B. Horsbrugh, JP483

484Mar 12 T.C.Battley, CPS

Mar 12 H. Donnison

Bench Book II

192

Page

To J. INDER re his letter on stolen CedarBoards; requesting postage to be paid 484

Return of probable expenses of the PoliceDepartment for 1846

Signatories to Police bank account , openedin 1844

Forwarding W. ROBINSON ' s and T. CAPPER'sapplications for TOLs; requestingresult of J. BURNS' application

Depositions sent, DONNISON v. ANDERSONConcluded

485

486

487

Requesting further elucidation from Courtof Requests (see pp. 476 , 480, 484]

Requesting alteration of TOL to Penrith 488

Petition for Conditional Pardon for T. STACEY,with recommendations

Petition for Conditional Pardon for S. WILSON,with recommendations

Petition for Absolute Pardon for G. PARRY,with references from J. FERGUSON,G. GREENTREE , T. GREEN and P. GOULD,with recommendations

Application for TOL for G. TAYLOR, withrecommendations

489

To Rev. C. COGHLAN , deploring his interference 490Concluded 491

To Governor , complaining of COGHLANConcluded 492

On the management of the Police bank account 493

Regarding the absconding of M. KILFOYLE

Concluded 494

TOL for R. FOLKES altered from Scone to BrisbaneWater; recommendation for alteration toSydney

Date Magistrate

- 1845 -

Mar 12 T.C.Battley, CPS

H. DonnisonMar 26 A. Osborne

B. Horsbrugh

Mar 26

Mar 31 T.C.Battley, CPS

Apr 16 A. Osborne, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

Apr 14 T.C.Battley, CPS

May 1 H . G.Watson, JP

H. Donnison, JP

May 1 A. Osborne, JPH.G.Watson, JP

H. Donnison

May 1 T.C.Battley, CPSA. Osborne, JPH.G.Watson, JP

Rev.E . Rogers

H.G.Watson, JP

May 1 B. Horsbrugh, JP

A. Holden

May 1 T.C.Battley, CPSA. Osborne, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

May 7 H. Donnison

A. Osborne

B. Horsbrugh

May 28

May 30 H. Donnison, JP

Jun 2 H. Donnison, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

H. Donnison

Jun 4 B. Horsbrugh

Bench Book II

193

Page

Forwarding statement for remission of fineimposed on W. ANDERSON 495

Deposition by W. ANDERSON on COGHLAN'sinterference, witnessed by D. DWYERConcluded

Request for copy of CALLAGHAN's Work on theLaws of the Colony of NSW

496

W. SPURLING's TOL should be altered to BrisbaneWater from Windsor 497

Requesting recommendation from Illawarra Benchto have J. COLBOURNE's TOL altered

Requesting H. ANDERSON's Conditional Pardon beforwarded; requesting result of theapplication for H. WORLEY's ConditionalPardon

W. ANDERSON has proved to be a thief and anabsconder

498

Report on death of convict John DONOHOE 499

Further on the management of the Bank accountConcluded

Requesting forms from Immigration Office besent in triplicate

Acknowledging opinion of Solicitor Generalre W. ANDERSON

On the management of the bank account

Requesting opinion on W. ANDERSON's case,

500

501

with regard to Master & Servants Act, etc.Continued 502Continued 503Concluded 504

John MOORE has recently been appointed a J.P.

Decline to recommend D. GRIFFIN or J. DOLAN(alias BRENNAN) for TOLs

Date Magistrate

- 1845 -

A. OsborneJun 4 H. Donnison

B. Horsbrugh

Jun 4 H. Donnison, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

H. Donnison, JPJun 11 A. Osborne, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

H. DonnisonJun 18 B. Horsbrugh

Jun 16

Jun 18

Jun 16 B. Horsbrugh

Jun 25 H. Donnison, JP

Jun 25

A. Osborne, JPJun 25 H. Donnison, JP

Jun 25 [Unsigned]

Jul 2 H. Donnison

Jul 2H. DonnisonB. HorsbrughA. Osborne

Jul 9 H. Donnison

Jul 9 T.C.Battley, CPS

Bench Book II

194

Page Date Magistrate

- 1845

Further on the matter of J. WILSON[see pp. 474, 4841

HOLDEN has resigned as Commissioner of Court

505

of Requests; DONNISON recommended 506

WILSON has absconded, details of his misdoingsConcluded 507

J. DRAKE an absconder, missing from list of

runaways

Recommending alteration of W. DIXON's TOL

to Williams River

Petition for Conditional Pardon for J. FURNISS I

with recommendations 508

Recommending 12 months' Passport to TOL holderW. MARLIN for Moreton Bay

Claiming reward to detention of J. WILSON 509

Reply to Rev. W. W. SIMPSON concerning circum-stances of death of H. BOOTHConcluded

Fine imposed on W. ANDERSON remitted, thenremission cancelled

Sending W. MARLIN's TOL for alteration toMoreton Bay

Recommending a Pound to be erected on theVillage Reserve, Kingcumber

Certificates of Freedom for E. HANNAH and

J. BRADY have been lost in transit to

Port Macquarie

No objection to M. SMITH having her TOLaltered to Sydney

510

511

512

Petition for Conditional Pardon for M. CONNER,with recommendations 513

Petition for Conditional Pardon for D. DELANEY,with recommendations

Jul 11 H. Donnison

A. Holden

Jul 30 A. Osborne

B. Horsbrugh

Aug 6 H. Donnison, JP

Aug 13 H. Donnison

Aug 21 J. Moore, JP

Rev.E.RogersSep 1 A. Holden, JP

A. Osborne, JP

H. DonnisonSep 8 A. Osborne

Sep 13 H. Donnison

Sep 17 T.C.Battley, CPS

Sep 29 H. Donnison

H. Donnison, JPOct 15 A . Osborne, JP

H. DonnisonOct 22 A. Osborne

B. Horsburgh

H. DonnisonOct 22 A. Osborne

A. Osborne, JP

Oct 22 B. Horsbrugh, JP

A. Osborne, JPNov 5 J. Moore, JP

Rev.E.RogersNov 5 J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JP

Bench Book II

195

Reasons for refusing cedar cutting licencesto R. WOOD and E. TAYLOR on behalf ofE. H. HARGRAVESConcluded

No objection to alteration of G. TREAGLE'sTOL to Moreton Bay, as long as debtspaid first

Requesting advice in case HELY v. STOCKDALEconcerning cattle impounded

Private toad to be built from Gosford toSydney through Mr. PEAT's farm, etc.

Forward H. BESANT's TOL for alteration toPatrick Plains

Advice sought in case HELY v. STOCKDALE

Forwarding J. GASKILL's TOL for alterationto Moreton Bay; referring to letter ofthe 5th November re G. TREAGLE

Forwarding fee of 5/6 for H. ANDERSON'sConditional Pardon

Ordering forms for Census

Page

514515

516

517

518

519

Recommending A. JEPSON for TOL 519

Warrant for apprehension of two TOL holdersin district of Moreton Bay

Forward E. JAMES' TOL for alteration toMaitland

520

Referring to non-provision of funds for passageof prisoners by water... in police expensesConcluded 521

Reporting arrival of W. DERTRIDGE in district

Objecting to alteration of J. CULLEN's TOL toBathurst, due to short stay in district 522

Date Magistrate

- 1845 -

Nov 5 A. Osborne, JPJ. Moore, JP

H. Donnison, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

Nov 5 J. Moore, JP

H. DonnisonNov 12 A. Osborne

B. Horsbrugh

Nov 12

H. Donnison, JPNov 26 J. Moore, JP

Dec 3 H. DonnisonB. Horsbrugh

A. OsborneDec 3 B. Horsbrugh

H. DonnisonDec 17 B. Horsbrugh

Dec 31 H. Donnison, JPB. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

1846 -

Jan 7 A. Osborne, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

Jan 7 H. Donnison

Jan 7 H. Donnison, JP

Jan 14 H. DonnisonJ. Moore

Jan 27

A. Osborne, JPJan 28 J. Moore, JP

Bench Book II

196

Page Date Magistrate

- 1846 -

Forwarding revised table of rates forimpounded animals 522

Claims made for debt by TOL holder G. TREACLE 523

Requesting funding for a third room to beadded to the Court House ; advising ofsurplus of £ 19; pound moving to King Cumbafor cost of £5Concluded 524

Asking when Lease Holders Return may be sent 525

A. JEPSON has disappeared after being releasedfrom Hospital , requesting search be made

J. DOLAN at the Treadmill , sentenced by theNewcastle Bench

Requesting advice if A. JEPSON has beengranted a TOL for Moreton Bay

Sending affidavit re suspected stolen watch;copy of affidavit by F. MILLER re suspectJ. LEE

526

527

Petition for Conditional Pardon for M. COLLINS,

with recommendations 528

H. ANDERSON ' s TOL returned, having received

his Conditional Pardon

[End of Register]

H. Donnison, JPJan 28 A. Osborne, JP

Feb 4 H. Donnison, JPJ. Moore, JP

H. Donnison, JP

A. Osborne, JP

Feb 11 B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

Feb 12 H. Donnison

Feb 16 T.C.Battley, CPS

Feb 25 H. Donnison, JP

Feb 25 H. Donnison, JP

Feb 27 H. Donnison

Fr. C.COGHLAN

Feb 27 H. Donnison, JP

A. Osborne, JP

H.G.Watson, JP

Mar 4 J. Moore, JP

Bench Book II

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PoLLce Magidtaate iegiite2 111

Page,j jfiaom th.i i ? eq L4teia cuteryaeceded by the 4ymboJ "!3833" inthe Index o^ Name..

199

BENCH BOOK III 540 pages

Bench of Magistrates : Copies of Letters Sent

Answer to circular on Leaseholders

G. TREAGLE ' s TOL sent to be altered toMoreton Bay

Forms and stationery required ; carbinesand ammunition also required

Subpoenas to be served in case Queen v.VENTEMAN , for felonyConcluded

J. CULLEN's TOL to be altered , objection tolocal Bench being ignored

Forms required, referring to order of 1stDecember lastConcluded

Depositions sent, cases v. MARLIN and STEVENS

Receipts sent to liquidate claims againstG. TREAGLE ; E. CONHAM's Conditional Pardonat this office

Advice sought from Attorney General in casev. VENTEMAN, involving Rev. COGHLAN andE. MORIARTYConcluded

F. DEVLIN, complainant against DONNISON,whereabouts unknown

Need for a married Lock -up Keeper and aConstable

Papers returned in case of F. DEVLIN againstDONNISON

MARLIN and STEVENS still in custody; alsoawaiting advice re VENTEMAN

Page Date Magistrate

- 1846 -

Mar 4 H.G.Watson, JPJ:. Moore, JP

2 Mar 11 J. Moore, JP

Mar 16 H.G.Watson, JP

Mar 25 J. Moore, JP3

4

H. Donnison, JPMar 25 A. Osborne, JP

B. Horsburgh, JP

Apr 1 H. Donnison, JPA. Osborne, JP

Apr 1 H. Donnison, JPA. Osborne, JPB. Horsburgh, JP

H. Donnison, JP5 Apr 7 B. Horsburgh, JP

6Apr 8 J. Moore, JP

H. Donnison, JP

B. Horsburgh, JPApr 8 J. Moore, JP

B. Horsburgh, JP7 Apr 21 H. Donnison, JP

Apr 21 T.C.Battley, CPS

8 Apr 28 H. Donnison

200

Requesting new cheque book to be sentto W. NORTHWOOD of Market Street

Lock-up keeper to be paid 2 / 3 per diem;Constable paid 2/6 per diem

Recommending grant of Publican ' s Licenceto W. E. LEIGHConcluded

Conditional Pardons for E. CONHAM and

W. EDWARD; fee 5/6 each

J. EGGLETON , cattle thief, in custody again;P.S. to letter of 29th April

Boy PENFRAY required , main witness againstEGGLETON; also subpoena for J. HILLS

Page Date

- 1846 -

8

9

10

11

Concluded 12

Advice to R. SADLEIR , Orphan School , Liverpoolof EGGLETON ' s re-capture

Requesting Sydney Police Magistrate to cause

Magistrate

Apr 22 H. Donnison

B. Horsburgh, JPApr 29 H. Donnison, JP

B. Horsburgh, JPApr 29 J. Moore, JP

H. Donnison, JP

B. Horsburgh, JP

May 4 J. Moore, JP

May 1 H.D.

May 1 H. Donnison

May 1

enquiries to be made re EGGLETON 13 May 1

Notice to be printed by Government Printer,requesting information re cattle allegedto be stolen by EGGLETON

Concluded

Returns of the District Census sent,338 sheetsConcluded

14

15

May 2 T.C.Battley, CPS

May 6

Advice that 12 uninhabited houses are notincluded in the Census Returns May 6

Letter regarding G. TREAGLE's debts shouldbe sent to Moreton Bay 16 May 6

B. Horsburgh, JPJ. Moore, JPH. Donnison, JP

H. Donnison, JPJ. Moore, JP

Watch House and Cells at Gosford in a very H . Donnison, JP

bad state May 13 A. Osborne, JPJ. Moore, JP

J. WILCORKSON's TOL to be altered forParramatta , unable to support himself,aged 76 years

Chief Constable to proceed to Sydney withprisoners, etc.

17

Requesting action in case against VENTEMAN 18

H. Donnison, JPMay 13 J. Moore, JP

May 18 H. Donnison, JP

May 18 H. Donnison, JPJ. Moore, JPB. Horsburgh, JP

Bench Book III

201

Page Date Magistrate

- 1846 -

Depositions sent, case against STOCKDALE B. Horsburgh, JPfor felony 18 May 20 J. Moore, JPConcluded 19 H. Donnison, JP

Deposition sent, case DWYER v. JARDINE May 20

J. COOTE's TOL forwarded with fee of 2/6,and recommendation for alteration to B. Horsburgh, JPDistrict of Moreton Bay 20 May 20 J. Moore, JP

J. HAWES' petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; references from H. HELY J. Moore, JPand G. RELY May 20 B. Horsburgh, JPConcluded 21 H. Donnison, JP

F. COOPER's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; reference from H. HELY May 20

M. COX's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended May 20

E. WRING's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; personal references fromDONNISON, MOORE and HORSBURGH May 20Concluded 22

W. FITZPATRICK's petition for ConditionalPardon recommended May 20

W. HUDSON's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; references from H. HELYand G. RELY May 20

J. SWEENEY's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; references from H. HELYand G. HELY 23 May 19

G. HARRIS' petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; reference from H. HELY May 20

J. GLOVER's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; references from H. RELYand G. RELY 24 May 20

Requesting Sydney Magistrates to obtainrecognizance from PENFRAY's step- H. Donnison, JPfather, W. FROME, in case v. EGGLETON May 20 J. Moore, JP

Thanks to Police Commissioner for supplyingtwo Constables 25 May 22 H. Donnison

P. SHIEL's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; references from DONNISON, H. Donnison, JPMOORE and Rev. ROGERS May 25 J. Moore, JP

Bench Book III

202

R. FOLKS' petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; references from S. GILLETTand Rev. E. ROGERS

Request money due for Police account bewithdrawn from Commercial Bank anddeposited in correct account at theBank of Australasia

Mail to Attorney General of 8th and 28thApril re COGHLAN v. VENTEMAN lost;duplicates sent

Recommending alteration of G. TAYLOR'sTOL to Newcastle District

Transmitting examinations in case againstEGGLETON, with commentsConcluded

On advice that F. JARDINE should be triedsummarily at GosfordConcluded

W. MARLIN and W. STEVENS found guilty andsentenced

Page Date Magistrate

- 1846 -

H. Donnison, JP

26 May 25 J. Moore, JP

Jun 3 T.C.Battley, CPS

J. Moore, JPB. Horsburgh, JP

27 Jun 3 H. Donnison, JP

J. Moore, JP28 Jun 3 H. Donnison, JP

29

30

J. Moore, JPJun 3 B. Horsburgh, JP

H. Donnison, JP

Jun 10

B. Horsburgh, JP

Jun 10 J. Moore, JP

Asking if F. JARDINE is free, as claimed,and cannot be dealt with summarily 31 Jun 10

J. CULLEN's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; references from T.A.SCOTT

and Rev. E. ROGERS Jun 10 J. Moore

Concluded

C. BOYLE's petition for Conditional Pardon

recommended ; references from MOORE,HORSBURGH and A. HOLDEN

Conditional Pardon for G. HOWE (alias

32

Jun 10

B. Horsburgh

C. LOCKYER) recommended; references J. Moore, JP

from MOORE, HORSBURGH, DONNISON and B. Horsburgh, JP

I. BREMER 33 Jun 10 H. Donnison, JP

J. GAY's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; references from J. KIDDand Rev. E. ROGERSConcluded

W. BARDEN's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended

34

H. Donnison, JP

Jun 10 J. Moore, JP

B. Horsburgh, JP

Jun 10

Bench Book III

203

Warrant received from Queanbeyan forapprehension of EGGLETON, now inDarlinghurst gaol

Copy of letter, from A. WITTS, ChiefConstable, Queanbeyan, enclosingwarrant for EGGLETON

Copies of documents sent to Sydney Magistratesin case COGHLAN v. VENTEMAN

Memorandum of documents sent in caseCOGHLAN v. VENTEMAN

Page

34

35

36

Advice to W. LEWTHWAITE that EGGLETON isawaiting trial, and is also wantedby Goulburn Bench

As requested, copies of depositions sentin cases against MARLIN and STEVENS 37

Depositions sent, case against CROSS, felony

Memorandum of case against CROSSConcluded

Fines for drunkenness, £2/-/-, sent for useof the Benevolent Asylum

Requesting R. SADLEIR, Liverpool, to provide

appearance of former stockman MOFFAT incase v. EGGLETON

Concluded

Account and report on case v. EGGLETON sentto Attorney General

Letter to FERGUSON, Mangrove Creek, advisingdate of trial

Letter to FLEMING, Chief Constable, MacdonaldRiver, on course of action

Forwarding FERGUSON's letter to CrownSolicitor

38

39

40

41

To Attorney General on procedure in caseagainst EGGLETON

Subpoenas for HILL and MORFORD sent to Liverpoolin case against EGGLETON 42

Advising P. G. KING, A.A. Company, thatpermission for R. HOLMES to have hisTOL altered, is refused 43

Date Magistrate

- 1846 -

H. Donnison, JPJun 17 J. Moore, JP

Jun 2

H. Donnison, JPJun 17 J. Moore, JP

Jun 17 T.C.Battley, CofB

Jun 19 T.C.Battley, CofB

J. Moore, JPJun 24 H. Donnison, JP

Jun 27 A. Osborne, JP

H. Donnison, JP

H. DonnisonJul 1 J. Moore, JP

Jul 4 H. Donnison

H. Donnison, JP

Jul 8 J. Moore, JP

Jul 8 H. Donnison

Jul 8

H. DonnisonJul 8 T.C.Battley, CB

Jul 20 H. Donnison

Jul 20

A. Osborne, JPH. Donnison

Jul 22 B. HorsbrughJ. Moore

Bench Book III

204

Sending 12/6, being fees for alterationof five TOLs

H. DALEY's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended

J. COCKCROFT' s petition for ConditionalPardon recommended

G. FROST's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; reference from J. MOORE

Depositions sent, case v. MURDOCK foraggravated assault

Interesting explanation to ConvictSuperintendent on reason for refusalto alter R. HOLMES' TOL or to recommendhis Conditional PardonConcluded

Examination and recognizance of W. AINSWORTH

R. HOLMES' TOL returned

Sending fee of 5/6 for W. CURTIN'sConditional Pardon

J. HARRISON claims he is master of twoservants, WILD and McLOY, who have beenassigned to his mother-in-law, Mrs.COULSONConcluded

Depositions sent, case v. J. WHITE, felony

To Criminal Crown Solicitor regardingsubpoenas in cases v. CROSS and EGGLETON

Returning subpoenas and affidavits of servicein case v. EGGLETON

Forwarding report of Watch House Keeper toColonial Secretary

Report of Lock-up Keeper, J. DITCHAM, on stateof repair of the Lock-up

Sending £4/5/0 to Benevolent Asylum, beingfines for drunkenness for quarter

Page Date Magistrate

- 1846 -

A. Osborne, JP43 Jul 22 H. Donnison

B. Horsbrugh

H. Donnison44 Jul 22 J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JP

Aug 12

A. Osborne, JPAug 12 H. Donnison, JP

45 Sep 2 J. Moore, JP

46

47

H. Donnison

Sep 2 J. Moore

B. Horsbrugh

Sep 9 H. Donnison

Sep 30 B. Horsbrugh, JPA. Osborne, JP

Sep 30 A. Osborne, JP

48 Oct 1 A. Osborne49 B. Horsbrugh

Oct 1

50 Oct 4 H. Donnison

51 Oct 5

H. Donnison, JP

Oct 7 J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JP

Oct 7

H. Donnison

52 Oct 7 J. Moore, JP

Bench Book III

205

Notice and subpoenas in case v. CROSS

To Superintendent of Convicts, advisingMARLIN's and STEVENS' TOLs cancelledand published in Government GazetteConcluded

Objection to subpoena served on DONNISONin case v. VENTEMAN

Estate of E. CONHAM claimed by J. CAMPBELL

Objections of Gosford Bench to instructionsfrom Sydney BenchConcluded

Asking Attorney General for advice incases COGHLAN v. VENTEMAN and VENTEMANv. COGHLANConcluded

Memorandum: listing letters and subpoenassent with previous letter

J. TITLEY's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; reference from H. DONNISON

Recommending J. BURNS' TOL to be alteredto District of Bathurst

Asking HORSBRUGH to attend in order to setSmall Debts Act in motion

Requesting Convict Superintendent toreturn three debtors, TOL holders, tothe district, to settle debtsConcluded[Memo from T.C.Battley that letterreceived and answered in Sydney, whereMagistrates were on subpoena in caseVENTEMAN v. COGHLAN.]

Rules re Court of Petty Sessions at Gosfordsent to Attorney General

Urgent request for stationery and forms

R. FORSEY has probably returned to England

Page Date Magistrate

- 1846 -

52 Oct 9 H. Donnison

Oct 14 H. Donnison53 J. Moore, JP

Nov 4 H. Donnison

54 Nov 6

55

56

Nov 9 T.C.Battley

Nov 10 J. Moore, JPH. Donnison, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP57 Nov 11 J. Moore, JP

J. Moore, JPNov 18 H. Donnison, JP

58 Dec 2 H. Donnison

59

H. Donnison, JPDec 11 J. Moore, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

H. Donnison, JPDec 14 B. Horsbrugh, JP

60 Dec 23 H. Donnison

B. Horsbrugh

Dec 23 H. DonnisonJ. Moore

Bench Book III

206

Examination on death of H. DALEY

Recommendation for Wine and Beer Licenceto be granted [not named]

J. COTTRELL's petition for ConditionalPardon recommended

As WATSON has gone to India and OSBORNEmay have permanently left the district,need for a further Magistrate; SHONEnominated

Rules for conduct in 'Court of Requests'

Depositions re prisoner J. MEREDITH

Examinations re H. DALEY's death sent to

Colonial Secretary; should have been

sent to Convict Superintendent

W. CURTIN's TOL returned; he has receivedhis Conditional Pardon

Tenders for repairs to Lock-up and cellsreceived from CREIGHTON and READ;advice from Magistrates that theyshould be rebuilt

Legal position of W. WILD and P. McCLOYis now settledConcluded

Depositions sent, case v. COLLISON;

record against prisoner MEREDITH

Returns of Live Stock, with comments about

decreasing numbersConcluded

Rules of Court of Petty Sessions sent

Request for contingency sum for passage andescort of prisoners by water

Depositions sent, case of the ship SAJtRobvtt PeetConcluded

Page Date Magistrate

- 1847 -

61 Jan 2 H. Donnison

H. DonnisonJan 7 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Moore, JP

H. Donnison, JP62 Jan 7 B. Horsbrugh, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

Jan 7 H. Donnison, JP

63 Jan 7

Jan 7 H. DonnisonJ. Moore, JP

64 Jan 14 H. Donnison

H. DonnisonJan 14 J. Moore, JP

B. Horsbrugh65 Jan 18 H. Donnison

66Jan 21

Jan 21

Jan 21

Jan 28 T.C.Battley,Registrar

B. Horsbrugh, JP68 Jan 28 J. Moore, JP

H. Donnison

67

69Jan 30

Bench Book III

207

Assigned men object to being returned toprevious master at Dungog

Recommending alteration of H. BRAGGE'sTOL to Merton, Hunters River

J. WILLIAMS' petition for ConditionalPardon recommended; references from

Page Date Magistrate

- 1847 -

B. Horsbrugh, JP69 Feb 4 H. Donnison

70 Feb 4

G. HELY, Rev. ROGERS and J. MOORE Feb 25 H. Donnison, JPConcluded

Constable BALE bring six men, passage forescort will be £2/-/-.

Sending Return of Offences and Return ofapprehended prisoners

Copy of Attorney-General's opinion re theseamen per SLUG Robert Peet to Water Police

Constable required to live at Kincumber,not elderly

No objection to J. GLOVER, a sick man,staying here

S. HITCHCOCK's petition for ConditionalPardon recommended; references from

71

Feb 25 J. Moore, JP

H. DonnisonFeb 25 B. Horsburgh

72 Mar 8 H. Donnison

Mar 19

B. Horsbrugh, JP73 Mar 20 H. Donnison, JP

H. DonnisonRev. E. ROGERS and Georgina HELY Apr 1 J. Moore, JP

Arrival of Constable BERGIN, suitable person 74 Apr 1

J. BENT, TOL holder, absent without a pass;G. TAYLOR, TOL not altered yet Apr 8 H. Donnison

Forms and requisitions needed soon

T. STACEY needs new TOL to replace one burnt,

75

and alteration to New England district Apr12O

No objection to H. GLANCY's TOL alteration 76 Apr 20

Bench statement: E. KELLY still living at A. OsbornePopran Creek Apr 20 B. Horsbrugh

J. Moore

Requesting appointment of one extra A. OsborneConstable for Courumbong 77 Apr 20 B. Horsbrugh, JPStatement of local police force H. Donnison

J. Moore, JP

Inspection of Public House necessary, butinconvenient ; request to PoliceMagistrate SULLIVAN , Macdonald River 78 Apr 20

Bench Book III

208

Page Date

1847

Clarification sought on points of Masters& Servants ActConcluded

Apr 29

Apr 29

80 Apr 29

May 13

81 May 13

Jun 3

78 Apr 20 A. Osborne79 H. Donnison

Search for some of the crew of the shipS.in Rob¢nt Peep

Examinations sent in case v. HOWARD, forLarceny

F. JARDINE's description, with the view togranting Certificate of Freedom

Examination sent of P. A. HOGAN, togetherwith other documents

J. GLOVER's TOL returned

Letter received from GILCHRIST and

ALEXANDER re case of P. A. HOGAN

A. SIDEBOTTOM ' s Passport renewed

Answers to questions posed by a Committeeset up to enquire into the Colony'sPoliceContinuedConcluded

Observations on unfairness of operationof the Small Debts Act

Further observation to Police Enquiry

Cannot recommend A. SIDEBOTTOM forConditional Pardon, due to hischaracter

Charge against Edward and John KELLY andSamuel TAYLOR made by George PEAT ofstealing a bull

Copy of PEAT's information regarding thebull in KELLY's herd

W. DUBRIDGE, TOL, left district withoutpermission after charging J. EGGLETON

R. FOLKS, TOL, drowned after being thrownin the watter when struck by boom

Jun 3

Magistrate

H. DonnisonJ. Moore

H. DonnisonB. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

H. Donnison

H. DonnisonJ. Moore

82 Jun 3 H. Donnison83 J. Moore84 B. Horsbrugh

85 Jun 3 J. Moore, JP

Jun 17 H. Donnison

B. HorsbrughJ. Moore

H. Donnison, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

86 Jun 17 J. Moore, JP

Jun 18 [Unsigned]

87 [Undated] T.C.Battley,CB

H. Donnison

88 Jun 24 B. Horsbrugh

H. Donnison

Jun 24 J. Moore

Bench Book III

209

No objection to J. OLIVER's TOL beingaltered for the City of Sydney

Informing the Bank Manager of HenryDONNISON's death

Cancellation of W. DERBRIDGE's TOL

Depositions sent, death of infant S. KIRK,severely burnt

Advice to PEAT that witness now identifiesbull as belonging to TAYLORConcluded

J.BENT's TOL not received, and he has notyet made an appearance

Police Pay to be now paid into B. HORSBRUGH'saccount at Bank of Australasia

Page Date Magistrate

- 1847 -

B. Horsbrugh, JPJul 12 J. Moore, JP89

Jul 12 B. Horsbrugh, JP

90 Jul 15 B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

Jul 22 J. Moore, JP

Jul 22 T.C.Battley, CB

B. Horsbrugh, JPJul 29 J. Moore, JP

92 Aug 5

91

J. MOORS declines to prosecute P. A. HOGAN Aug 6

Advising Convict Superintendent that J. BENThas not reported

J. OLIVER's TOL transmitted, to be alteredto District of Sydney

Confusion as to district indicated onJ. WILLIAMS' TOL

No alterations needed to Notice to appear inGovernment Gazette for provision tenders

J. MADDEN's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; reference from Rev. ROGERS

D. GLEESON's application to have passageprovided for his wife and children;

93 Aug 19

Aug 26

94 Sep 2

95 Sep 2

Sep 23

supporting certificate from Rev. ROGERS 96 Sep 30

TOL and fee of 5/6 for Conditional Pardongranted to M. CONNER

W. CURTIN's application to have passageprovided for his wife; supportingcertificate from Rev. ROGERS

M. COX's application to have passage providedfor his wife and children; supportingcertificate from Rev. ROGERS

No objection to alteration of A. SIDEBOTTOM'sTOL to Paterson

Oct 7

97 Oct 7

Oct 14

98 Oct 14

T.C.Battley, CB

B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

J. Moore, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Moore, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

A. Osborne, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

Bench Book III

210

Lock-up keeper J. DITCHAM has resigned;J. SEAMAN appointed conditionally forone month

J. MADDEN's application to have passageprovided for his wife and family;supporting certificate from Rev. ROGERS 99

J. KILMINSTER's petition for ConditionalPardon recommended; reference fromRev. ROGERS

Recommendation that Chief Constable DWYERbe removed to another district 100

Sending TOL and fee of 5/6 for a ConditionalPardon

W. FACEY's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended (reference from HovendenHELY); P. ALCOCK's petition forConditional Pardon recommended

Request for a new Constable to fill vacancy 102

Will not be pressing charges against ChiefConstable DWYER

J. GAY of Dinner Creek, Mangrove, apprehendedfor illicit distilling 103Estate of value of stills attached 104

Instructions sought on how to implementnew Timber Act

Recommending the appointment of an inspectorof Slaughter Houses

Appointment of Constable A. ELLIOTT

Handcuffs returned to Colonial Storekeeperfor replacement

Memo countermanding recommendation forT. CARROLL's TOL alteration

Live Stock return, decrease from previous year

Date MagistratePage

- 1847 -

A. Osborne, JPOct 14 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Oct 14

Oct 14

98

A. Osborne, JPNov 5 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Moore, JP

Nov 22 J. Moore, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPDec 2 J. Moore, JP

Dec 9 A. Osborne, JPJ. Moore, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

101

Dec 9

B. Horsbrugh, JP

Dec 9 J. Moore, JP

Dec 16

B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

Jan 13 T.C.Battley,CB

[Undated]

Jan 21 B. Horsbrugh, JP

105

Bench Book III

211

Letter returned, addressed to CommissionerMAYNE of Wellington

Estimates of Probable Expenses of theDepartment of Police at Brisbane Water

Page

107

Replying to circular that there are no publicroads in the district, and that allprisoners are escorted by water conveyanceto Sydney; recommending station housesat PEATS Hawkesbury River and Dora Creek 108

Enclosing TOL and fee of 5/6 for ConditionalPardon for W. FITZPATRICK

Selection of site for the erection of a newCourt House 109

Requesting tracing of Section 32 from SurveyorGeneral, site of new Court House 110

G. HAMMETT's (alias EMMETT) petition forConditional Pardon recommended;M. TWOMEY's petition for ConditionalPardon recommended (reference fromHovenden HELY)

Description of G. HARRIS (alias KEYLOCK) 111

Advising that Sarah WILLIAMS (alias EmmaARMSTRONG), TOL, has not appeared yet

COTTRELL, SPARLING, HITCHCOCK and WILLIAMSadvised their Conditional Pardons havebeen recommended; SIDEBOTTOM's TOLaltered for Paterson

No necessity to alter Police Districtboundaries

Soliciting favour of an answer to a letterre occupation of Crown Lands

Enclosing TOL for J. SWEENEY, together withfee of 5/6 for his Conditional Pardon

Proposal to build Court House on anothersite; tracing provided returned -Concluded

Thirty blankets will suffice for issue toNative Blacks

Enclosing TOL for W. BARDEN, together withfee of 5/6 for his Conditional Pardon

112

113

114

Date Magistrate

- 1848 -

B. Horsbrugh, JPJan 27 J. Moore, JP

Jan 27 B. Horsbrugh, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPFeb 24 J. Moore, JP

Mar 23 A. Osborne, JP

J. Moore, JPMar 23 A. Osborne, JP

Mar 23

A. Osborne, JPJ. Moore, JP

Mar 30 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Mar 30 B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

Mar 30

Mar 30

Mar 30 [Unsigned]

Mar 30 [Unsigned]

B. Horsbrugh, JPApr 6 J. Moore, JP

Apr 6 J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JPApr 18 J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JPApr 19 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Bench Book III

212

J. CASEY's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; P. MAHER's petition forConditional Pardon recommended(references from Georgina and Hovenden

HELY)

No objection to P. MAHER's and C. CHANTECLAIR'sTOLs being altered to Port StephensConcluded

E. KING's and J. CULLEN's TOLs returned withfees of Eleven shillings for theirConditional Pardons

Page

115

116

J. STEVEN's petition for Conditional Pardonrecommended; reference from T.C.Battley)

MADDEN, KILMINSTER, ALCOCK and FACEY have been

informed of their Conditional Pardons 117

C. COPPER's TOL sent to be altered for Sydney

T. CARROLL's TOL sent to be altered for

Newcastle

S. HITCHCOCK's application to have passageprovided for his wife and family 118

Requesting W. MILES' Conditional Pardon beforwarded, enclosing fee of 5/6

Conditional Pardon of G. HARRIS alias KEYLARKnot forwarded 119

Passport to Port Stephens recommended forR. ELLISON

T. CARROLL's fee of 2/6 for alteration of hisTOL has been paid

D. DWYER suspended from his position of Chief

Constable 120

B. HORSBRUGH dissents from decision to dismiss

Chief Constable

Continued 121Concluded 122

Depositions sent, case v. FREDERICKS for

Perjury

Requesting S. RYDER's Conditional Pardon be

forwarded, enclosing fee of 5/6

Date Magistrate

1848

B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

May 4 A. Osborne, JP

May 4 A. Osborne, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

Jun 1 J. Moore, JP

J. Moore, JPJun 15 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jul 6 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jul 6

A. Osborne, JP

Jul 20 J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JPJul 20 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JPJul 27 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Aug 17 [Unsigned]

B. Horsbrugh, JPAug 17 A. Osborne, JP

Aug 17

A. Osborne, JPSep 28 J. Moore, JP

Sep 29 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Oct 2

Oct 6

Bench Book III

213

Page Date Magistrate

- 1848 -

Disassociating himself from HORSBRUGH'sinterpretation, case v. DWYER

Communication to inform the causes of thepolemic surrounding DWYER case

Sending L. SPRAR's TOL for alteration toMowbray

H. DWYER has absconded from Mr. COLLINat Barrenjoey

R. ELLISON's TOL to be altered to PortStephens

G. ROBINSON has absconded from Mr. COLLINat Broken Bay

H. DWYER's TOL to be altered to Sydney

Seeking advice in a case of a motherforcibly taking her child from hisfatherConcluded

123 Oct 12 A. Osborne, JP

124 Oct 14 J. Moore

126 Nov 2 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Nov 2

127 Nov 23 [Unsigned]

Nov 23 [Unsigned]

128 Nov 30 A. Osborne, JPJ. Moore, JP

Dec 21 A. Osborne, JP129 B. Horsburgh, JP

To J. MOORE, upon his objecting to theremoval of the Constable at Kincumberto Cooranbong

A. Osborne, JP130 Dec 29 B. Horsbrugh, JP

- 1849 -

No objection to alteration of W. WILD's TOLto Sydney

Sending abstract of returns of Live Stock

J. MORGAN's application for ConditionalPardon recommended; with personalreferences from HORSBRUGH, MOORE andBATTLEY

To the Attorney General respecting an actionfor trespass and false imprisonmentthreatened by E. SHORT of Armidaleagainst Mr. DWYER

Horse races being planned along VictoriaStreet, East GosfordConcluded

B. Horsbrugh, JP131 Jan 4 J . Moore, JP

Jan 18

132 Feb 15

133 Feb 22

134 Feb 22 J. Moore, JP135

Bench Book III

214

Measurements for Police uniforms sent

Auctioneer's Licence required to be taken outby Clerk of Petty Sessions

Returns of Agriculture, Vineyards

Suggesting 50 blankets to be issued to theNative Blacks for the Winter

G. PARRY's petition for a Conditional Pardonrecommended; reference from ChaplainArthur DOUGLASS

A. McARTHUR's petition for a Conditional

Pardon recommended; reference from

B. HORSBRUGH

Sureties proposed for receipt of PublicMonies and Immigration Remittances,J. READ and J. HEGIN

Summons to be served on Barker J. BENSON

Summonses to be served, no names

Requesting furniture for new Court House

F. TURNER charged with being of unsound mind

and a dangerous Lunatic

Returning Bond entered into by Clerk ofPetty Sessions and Sureties

New bank account to be opened at Bank ofAustralasia: "Gosford Bench Police Fund"

Requesting approval of Colonial Treasurerto new bank accountConcluded

Conditional Pardon for J. MADDEN to beforwarded to Gosford; fee of 5/6 sent

Specimen signatures forwarded to Bank ofAustralasia

Returns of offences, and resident Magistratesforwarded to Colonial Secretary forinformation of Legislative Council

Page Date Magistrate

- 1849 -

135 Mar 15 B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

136 Apr 5 J. Moore, JP

137 Apr 17 A. Osborne, JPJ. Moore, JP

Apr 17

138 Apr 17

Apr 19 A. Osborne, JP

J. Moore, JP139 Apr 24 A. Osborne, JP

Apr 26 J. Moore, JP

140 May 7 T.C.Battley, CB

May 24 A. Osborne, JPJ. Moore, JP

141 May 24

May 28 A. Osborne, JP

A. Osborne, JP142 May 31 J. Moore, JP

143May 31

Jun 12 A. Osborne, JP

A. Osborne, JP144 Jun 14 J. Moore, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jun 21 J. Moore, JP

Bench Book III

215

Charges by Rev. William BENSON against twolocal Magistrates and Rev. COCHLANConcluded

Depositions sent, case v. MURPHY andCAPPER, stealing and receiving corn

Reporting the absence of two TOLs fromthe District: J. MURRAY & J. MORGAN

P. ALCOCK and J. WILLIAMS' TOLs returned;requesting Conditional Pardons to beforwarded; advising J. MADDEN'sConditional Pardon not yet received

Requesting ordinary Constable to fillvacancy

Additional signatures of Magistrates whowill sign cheques on the Gosford BenchPolice Fund

Sending passage money for families ofthree applicants: W. CURTIN,D. GLEESON and J. MADDENConcluded

To Immigration Agent MEREWETHER regardingwelfare of female orphan M. ALLINGHAMConcluded

H. MEAD's petition for a Conditional Pardon

recommended ; references from Chaplain

DOUGLASS and J. FERGUSONConcluded

F. CHANY's petition for a Conditional Pardonrecommended; reference from B.HORSBRUGH

P. BYRNE's petition for a Conditional Pardon

recommended; reference from D. DWYER

W. BOSTON's petition for a Conditional Pardonrecommended; reference from D. DWYER

Arrival of families of S. HITCHCOCK andW. CURTINConcluded

A. OSBORNE and J. MOORE express willingnessto act as Commissioner of Crown LandsConcluded

Page Date Magistrate

145146

1849 -

J. Moore, JPJul 2 B. Horsbrugh, JP

147 Jul 19 J. Moore, JP

Jul 26

148 Jul 26

Aug 2

A. Osborne, JPJ. Harrison, JP

149 Aug 23 H. Hely, JP

150

151

152

Sep 13 J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JPSep 27 J. Moore, JP

J. Harrison, JP

J. Harrison, JPH. Hely, JP

Sep 27 J. Moore, JP

J. Moore, JPSep 27 A. Osborne, JP

J. Harrison, JP

Sep 27

153 Sep 27

J. Moore, JPOct 4 A. Osborne, JP

154

155

A. Osborne, JPOct 4 J. Moore, JP

J. Harrison

Bench Book III

216

Requesting J. COTTRELL's ConditionalPardon be sent; fee sent of 5/6P.S.: P. ALCOCK and J. WILLIAMS'Conditional Pardons not yet received

Recommending alteration of J. JONES' TOLto Sydney to remain in service ofG. K. MANN

Deposition sent re G. WRIGHT, suspected ofbeing a runaway from Iron Gang

W. CURTIN requesting refund of fee of £3

paid as maintenance for family

J. FROST's TOL sent with fee of 5/6 for

Conditional Pardon granted

Regarding re-issue of Licences to cut

timber on Crown Lands

Depositions sent re case v. BRENNAN and

FORRESTER, also v. J. FREEMAN,

suspicion of felony

Fencing of Reserve for Pound and PolicePaddockConcluded

Discrepancy in sum allocated by LegislativeCouncil for police establishmentConcluded

Depositions taken, death of J. HART, MasterMariner

Petition for Conditional Pardon of female(unnamed) prisoner

£3 for W. CURTIN's family's maintenancehas been refunded

To R. SADLEIR of Male Orphan School,advising circumstances re John DONALD(alias McDONALD, alias Donald McDONALD)apprentice to B. PARTRIDGE; PARTRIDGElax in teaching, McDONALD guilty ofdisobedience and returned to SchoolConcluded

Page Date Magistrate

- 1849 -

J. Moore, JP

155 Oct 24 H. Hely, JP

H. Hely, JP156 Oct 24 A. Osborne, JP

J. Moore, JPNov 1 A. Osborne, JP

J. Harrison, JPH. Hely, JP

157 Nov 2 J. Moore, JP

Nov 8 H. Hely, JP

H. Hely, JP158 Nov 8 J. Harrison, JP

A. Osborne, JP

149 Nov 22

160

161

A. Osborne, JPNov 29 J. Moore, JP

J. Harrison, JPH. Hely, JP

A. Osborne, JPNov 29 H. Hely, JP

J. Harrison, JP

Nov 30 H. Hely, JP

[Undated] A. Osborne, JP

A. Osbsorne, JP162 Dec 20 H. Hely, JP

H. Hely, JP

Dec 27 J. Moore, JP

163

Bench Book III

217

Requesting thirty blankets for local blacks

D. DWYER appointed as Inspector of Weightsand Measures

A. FLYNN's petition for a Conditional Pardonrecommended

Return of probable expenses for the depart-ment of Police at Brisbane Water for 1851

Prisoner R. RIXON (alias W. ROBINS) is sentfor identification, suspected of beinga runaway

Return of fines and fees for quarter ending31 December 1849

Recommending the alteration of the TOL ofW. ROBINSON to Moreton Bay

J. PERFEET is assigned to A. WALKER, but hasnever been in District

Half Yearly Return of TOL holders withreports on J. SAUNDERS, T. COVENTRY,G. HARRIS and J. PAGE

Depositions and recognizances sent, casev. ROBINSON for false pretences

Returning misdirected letter

Depositions sent, case v. HOWELL forsuspicion of larcenyConcluded

Cancelling recommendation for W. ROBINSON'sTOL to be altered to Moreton Bay

Prisoner J. WHITTLE is sent for identifica-tion, suspected of being a runaway

Returns of Agriculture and Vineyards sent

Depositions sent, case v. McFARLANE (aliasCADBY) for larceny

Enclosing TOLs and requesting ConditionalPardons be sent for S. WILSON and T. STACEY

Page Date Magistrate

- 1850 -

163 Jan 17 A. Osborne, JPJ. Moore, JP

164 Jan 17

A. Osborne, JPJan 17 H. Hely, JP

J. Harrison, JP

A. Osborne, JP165 Jan 24 H. Hely, JP

Jan 31

166 Feb 12 A. Osborne, JP

A. Osborne, JP167 Feb 21 H. Hely, JP

Mar 4

168

169

170

171

172

173

A. Osborne, JPMar 5 J. Moore, JP

J. Moore, JPMar 7 H. Hely, JP

Mar 21 J. Moore, JPJ. Harrison, JP

Apr 13 H. Hely, JP

May 2 A. Osborne, JP

May 7 J. Moore, JP

May 9 A. Osborne, JPJ. Harrison, JP

May 30 H. Hely, JP

Jun 29 J. Moore, JP

Bench Book III

218

Returning TOLs and requesting ConditionalPardons be sent for G. HAMMETT(alias EMMETT ) and J. TITLEY

Postal communication between Sydney andGosford irregular , three weeks withoutmail ; suggesting twice-weekly mailcarried by horsebackConcluded

Result of land sale at Gosford

J. HILLMAN and T. MARSH claim they have apermit to cut cedar on Crown Land

£1/4/- forwarded, being fees for the fourConditional Pardons for HAMMETT/EMMETT,

TITLEY, WILSON and STACEY, plus 2/-

for postage

Depositions sent re S. HOWELL, suspected ofbeing of unsound mindConcluded

Depositions sent, case v. STOCKDALE,

suspicion of perjury

Suburban lots put up for sale, but no bids

Depositions sent, case v. GERALD or JARROLDfor larceny

Returning TOL and requesting ConditionalPardon be sent for W. HUDSON; fee of 5/6sent with postage of 8d

Tenders for a weekly overland mail to thedistrict have been cancelled as PEAThas withdrawn his PuntConcluded

Supply of forms required under Regulationsfor Licences to cut timber on Crown Lands

Respecting forms required for taking the

Census in this District

W. BENNETT and two others reported as having

escaped from a survey party

Concluded

Page Date Magistrate

1850

J. Moore, JP

174 Jul 18 H. Hely, JP

A. Osborne, JP

H. Hely, JPJ. Harrison, JP

Apr 25 J. Moore, JP175

Aug 1 A. Osborne, JPJ. Moore, JP

176 Aug 29 J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JP

177 Sep 5 H. Hely, JP

178Sep 19 A. Osborne, JP

Sep 19

179 Oct 10 H. Hely, JP

Oct 25

180 Nov 21 J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JPH. Hely, JP

Dec 12 J. Harrison, JP

181

Dec 23 H. Hely, JP

J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JP

1851 -

H. Hely, JP182 Jan 23 J. Harrison, JP

A. Osborne, JP

Jan 30 H. Hely, JP

183 J. Harrison, JP

Bench Book III

219

Returning TOL, enclosing fee of 5/6 plus 8dpostage, and requesting A. McARTHUR'sConditional Pardon be sent

W. ROBINSON considered not a fit person tohold a TOL

Thirty blankets required for annual issueto native blacksConcluded

Reporting that A. H. PRATT, TOL holder, haspresented himself to the Bench

J. TAYLOR's TOL cancelled

Requesting a supply of forms as per orderof 1st December, 1850

Census 1851: total population of thisDistrict is 1,451

J. McDOUGAL absent from the District withouta pass; recommend cancellation of TOL

Recommending the most convenient pollingplaces in the District

Recommending Gosford and East Gosford beingdeclared places to wholesale spiritsConcluded

T. PERKHAM forwarded to Sydney as his conduct

is strange

Depositions sent, case v. BARTLETT,suspicion of larceny

W. TRIGG's petition for a Conditional Pardonrecommended; reference from D. DWYER

Requesting Attorney-General's advice in case

STOCKDALE v. NEWMAN, stealing shinglesConcluded

J. MOORE objects to sale of wholesale spirits

Forwarding 367 sheets , census taken in March

Circumstances in which letter recommendingsale of wholesale spirits was signed

Page Date Magistrate

183 Jan 30 H. Hely, JP

184 Feb 13 J. Moore, JP

Feb 13 H. Hely, JP185

Feb 20 A. Osborne, JP

186 Mar 6

Mar 7 H. Hely, JP

J. Moore, JP187 Mar 27 H. Hely, JP

Apr 3 H. Hely, JP

A. Osborne, JP

188 Apr 3 H. Hely, JP

189Apr 15

Apr 17 H. Hely, JP

190 Apr 24 J. Moore, JP

A. Osborne, JPMay 8 H. Hely, JP

191 May 8192

May 15 J. Moore, JP

193 May 22 H. Hely, JPJ. Harrison, JP

J. Harrison, JP194 May 28 H. Osborne, JP

Bench Book III

220

Depositions sent, case v. ROBINSON fordog stealing; TOL has been cancelled

W. ROBINSON had previously been convictedof obtaining money under false pretences

Circumstances of escape of two runawaysunder escort of Constable

J. P. THORNSTON, suspected runaway, sent toSydney for identificationConcluded

G. HADDON not a runaway, recommend hisTOL be altered to this DistrictConcluded

Returning TOL, sending fee of 5/6 plus 4dpostage, and requesting F. CHANY (aliasNELSON)'s TOL be forwarded

G. HARRIS's petition for a ConditionalPardon recommended

No bidders at sale of suburban allotments

Depositions sent, case v. BROWN for stealing

Page Date Magistrate

195 May 28 A. Osborne, JP

May 29 J. Moore, JP

J. Moore, JP196 May 29 A. Osborne, JP

J. Harrison, JP

Jun 30 H. Hely, JP

197

198

199

200

Depositions sent, death of E. THOMSETT 201

Reports of whereabouts of three TOL holders,W. BENNETT, J. TAYLOR and J. OSBORNE

Requesting Conditional Pardons for P. BYRNEand H. MEAD be sent (enclosing feesand postage amounting to 12/-); sending5/- owed by J. TAYLOR, and 2/6 fee foraltering G. HADDON's TOL to Scone 202

Regarding G. HARRIS' petition for a ConditionalPardonConcluded

Require printed forms for the use of thedepartment of Police for the DistrictConcluded

Death of A. OSBORNE, JP; has for some timebeen in a state of delicate health

203

204

T. CAPPER's petition for a Conditional Pardonrecommended; reference from D. DWYER 205

Jun 30

A. Osborne, JP

Jul 3 H. Hely, JP

Jul 3

Jul 3

Jul 15 H. Hely, JP

Aug 8 A. Osborne, JP

J. Harrison, JPAug 21 H. Hely, JP

J. Moore, JPOct 2 A. Osborne, JP

H. Hely, JPOct 2 A. Osborne, JP

Nov 27 J. Harrison, JP

Nov 29 J. Harrison, JP

J. Harrison, JPDec 17 H. Hely, JP

Bench Book III

221

Depositions sent, case v. HELPS, GRADY andDEAVES for burglary and robbery

Thirty blankets required for distributionto native blacks

Men sent for identification [no names]

Returning J. OSBORNE's TOL for alterationto Moreton Bay; enquiring aboutfamily of J. MADDEN not yet arrived

Depositions sent, accidental drowning ofJ. WOOLLEY, of Wyong Creek

Enquiry to New England Bench re fate ofWilliam CREIGHTON, son of RobertCREIGHTON, Pound Keeper

Request for necessary forms

Depositions sent, death by natural causesof M. BOULIN, a Roman Catholic fromIreland

J. TAYLOR, TOL, absconded from Mr. WILLIAMS

Inconvenience caused by lack of printedforms

J. TAYLOR's TOL returned, having beencancelled

Advising Moreton Bay Bench that W. CURTIN'swife is without support in the district

Constable WORLEY assaulted, but behavedinsolently to the BenchConcluded

Wreck of the schooner Essoat, five bodiesfoundConcluded

Regarding tenders for the conveyance ofmail to Gosford for 1853

Extirpating Scotch Thistle and Bathurst Burr

Sending T. MURPHY with Constable toSuperintendent of Convicts

Lockup Rations account for T.C.BATTLEYqueried by Auditor GeneralConcluded

Page Date Magistrate

- 1852 -

205 Jan 29 J. Harrison, JP

206 Feb 2

Feb 19

E.H.Hargraves, JP207 Jan 1 J. Harrison, JP

Jan 1 J. Harrison, JP

E.H.Hargraves, JP208 Jan 1 J. Harrison, JP

209 Mar 11 J. Harrison, JPJ. Moore, JP

210 Apr 5 J. Moore, JP

Apr 15 J. Harrison, JP

211 May 19 J. Harrison, JP

J. Moore, JPMay 19 J. Harrison, JP

212 Jun 16 J. Moore, JP

213

214

Jul 7

Jul 14 J. Harrison, JP

J. Moore, JPAug 11 J. Harrison, JP

215 Aug 11

216 Oct 20 J. Harrison, JP

J. Harrison, JPOct 27 J. Moore, JP

217

Bench Book III

222

Page

Absconder J. MARMON's TOL returned, havingbeen cancelled 217

C. HIGGINS, F.S., suspected of being ofunsound mind 218

GAVENLOCK Junior remanded, case of assaultConcluded 219

Thirty blankets required for distributionto native blacks

Police uniforms not supplied for last year

Sureties for Clerk of Petty Sessions arestill valid

Police clothing and stationery may be sentto NORTHWOOD's wharf

220

No supply of forage available for policehorses 221

Seven suburban allotments put up for sale,one sold for £7/10/-.

Depositions sent, case v. BENNISON for

assault and wounding Edw. MORAN

Vacancy for one Constable, no-one availablelocally

J. SHEILS' TOL returned, having been

cancelled

T. CAPPER's TOL, with 5/10 in 2d stamps,sent; request that his ConditionalPardon be forwarded

D. RUDKIN sworn in as an ordinary Constable

£30 needed for erection of stable forpolice horses before Winter

Request for an additional Constable forthe district due to rising population

222

223

224

225

Map of Gosford of 10 years ago is now lost 226

J. FREDERICKS, absentee servant from Jamberoo,has been apprehended

Deposition sent, death of W. JOHNSON 227

Date Magistrate

- 1852

H. Hely, JP

Nov 24 J. Harrison, JP

Dec 18 J. Harrison, JP

Dec 20 J. Harrison, JP

- 1853

Jan 12 J. Harrison, JP

Jan 12 J. Harrison, JPJ. Moore, JP

Feb 2

Feb 16 H. Hely, JP

J. Harrison, JP

Feb 23 J. Moore, JP

Mar J. Harrison, JP

Mar 30 J. Moore, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPApr 6 J. Harrison, JP

Apr 6

Apr 6

Apr 19 B. Horsbrugh, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPMay 4 H. Hely, JP

May 4

May 4

J. Harrison, JP

May 25 J. Moore, JP

May 26 J. Harrison, JP

Bench Book III

223

Depositions sent, case v. P. SCAYSBROOK,alias CAULFIELD, for false pretences

Depositions sent, death of J. FOLKES afterfalling from a boat

Depositions sent, death of F. FORRESTER,suffocated in mud and water

Constable GORMAN recommended for zealin apprehending prisonersConcluded

Respecting the postal route from Mangroveto Sydney

Require 100 forms for Timber Licences

Requesting W. BOSTON's Conditional Pardonbe sent; enclosing TOL and 35 2d stampsto cover fee and postage

Thirty blankets required for distributionto native blacks

Return of actions before the Bench sent

Requesting supply of printed forms

Deposition sent, death of T. FRENCH bydrowning

Depositions sent, case v. HIBBS for falsepretences

Articles required for use by police

Page Date Magistrate

- 1853 -

227 Sep 14 H. Hely, JP

Nov 10 J. Harrison

228 Nov 10 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Harrison, JPNov 16 H. Hely, JP

229

J. Moore, JPNov 23 J. Harrison, JP

- 1854 -

230 Jan 5 J. Harrison, JPH. Hely, JP

H. Hely, JPFeb 8 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Feb 8

Feb 8

231

232 Feb 8

Feb 22 J. Harrison, JP

J. Moore, JP233 Mar 29 J. Harrison, JP

Apr 27 H. Hely, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

P. HAYES suspected of being of unsound mind 234 Apr 29

Reporting that the Clerk of Petty Sessions H. Hely, JPdoes not occupying any part of Court House May 4 J. Harrison, JP

J. BEATTIE, holding a Publican's Licence,convicted of interfering with a constable'sduty; MOORE objects to granting of somany Publican's Licences

Enquiry held, death of E. GRANT, wife ofT. GRANT of Erina

235 May 10 J. Moore, JP

236 May 24 H. Hely, JP

Bench Book III

224

Page Date Magistrate

- 1854 -

Depositions sent, case v. E. LOWRY, forstealing money from M. CONWAY

D. RUDKIN resigns from police; replacementrequired from 1st August

Depositions sent, case v. MALONEY for

stealing money

Further deposition, case v. MALONEY

Request to advertise for Constable

236 May 24 H. Hely, JP

H. Hely, JP237 Jun 14 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jul 19

238 Aug 2

Aug 9

R. WATKINS appointed as a Constable

Depositions sent, case v. CLARKSON andSEYMOUR for murder

Requesting a reward to be offered forinformation respecting the suspectedmurder of T. MIDDLETON

Depositions sent, death by drowning ofRev. John HEALEY

W. THOMSON alias CASSIDY, suspected runawayfrom Van Diemans Land, forwarded foridentification

Enquiry to Dr. GWYNNE of Parramatta re his

patient F. BENTLEY, a sawyer of unsound

mind; BENTLEY's money being spent by

E. JONES

R. WATKINS has resigned as Constable;M. CONWAY appointed

241 Nov 8

J. Harrison, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

J. Harrison, JP

H. Hely, JP

J. Moore, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Moore, JP

J. Harrison, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Harrison, JP

J. Moore, JP

Nov 15 J. Moore, JP

J. Moore, JP242 Nov 15 J. Harrison, JP

J. Harrison, JPDec 20 H. Hely, JP

1855-

Sureties for Clerk of Petty Sessions arestill valid

To Dr. GWYNNE, requesting reply to letterof 15th November, 1854

Location of Ferry on Erina Creek; tenderfor dues

J. Harrison, JP243 Jan 17 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Moore, JP

Feb 7 J. Harrison, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

244 Feb 14 J. Harrison, JP

Twenty blankets only required for distribu-tion to native blacks on Queens birthday

Requesting Parramatta Bench to determine if

F. BENTLEY is with Dr . GWYNNE, or is

alive or dead

Mar 1

J. Moore, JP245 Mar 21 J. Harrison, JP

Bench Book III

225

No sheep depasturing in the District onwhich assessment could be made

Unable to attract tenders to supplyprovisions for the Police District;Clerk of the Bench will procurethem at best terms

Deposit of £40 paid by W. BENNETT forpassage of his wife and children;wishes it returned as wife has died

Death of J. READ, one of the sureties of

Page Date Magistrate

- 1855

J. Harrison, JP245 Mar 21 J. Moore, JP

246

the Clerk of Petty Sessions; replacementproposed is G.R.B. VENTEMAN of E.Gosford 247

Forwarding Bond duly executed by Clerk andSureties HEGIN and VENTEMAN

Enclosing TOLs and Pass and requestingsending of Certificates of Freedom forJ. HAYES, G. HADDON, D. ALLAN andJ. SMITH or YOUSEFF

Depositions sent, case v. WATKINS forassault with fire arms; also concerningD. DWYERConcluded

Recognizance of Rev. WOOLFREY to appear incase v. WATKINS

To Dr. DOUGLASS, M.L.C., forwarding petitionto have road constructedConcluded

248

249

250

Vacancy in Gosford Police, services requiredof a man of good character

D. DUNN has been appointed a Police Constable 251

J. HENNESSEY committed to Darlinghurst Gaol,and thence to Asylum at Tarban Creek

Mar 28 J. Harrison, JP

J. Moore, JPApr 11 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Apr 25

May 16 J. Harrison, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPMay 30 J. Moore, JP

J.A.Osborne, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

Jun 27 J. Moore, JPJ. Harrison, JP

J.A.Osborne, JPJul 5 J. Harrison, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPJul 11 J. Moore, JP

J. Harrison, JP

Jul 16

Aug 1 J. Harrison, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Harrison, JPAug 15 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Moore, JP

Report of Gosford Bench respecting thecommittal of James HENNESSEY toDarlinghurst Gaol 252 Aug 15Concluded 253

To Chief Justice Sir Alfred KNIGHT withdetails of HENNESSEY's committal to gaol 254 Aug 22

Bench Book III

226

Requesting opinion from Attorney Generalon correctness or otherwise of allowingRev. WOOLFREY to be sworn on CatholicBible

Depositions forwarded, death of J. DONOVANby accidental drowning

Regarding claim by C. WATKINS, formerConstable, for arrears of pay

Return of wages and prices for August

List and names and addresses of eachMagistrate in the district; alsosame for Clerk of the Bench andChief ConstableConcluded

E. BEARD, TOL, charged with assaulting a

Constable; recommend his TOL be

cancelled, to be restored to another

District

Opinion sought on the power of the Bench toadjudicate under Masters & Servants Act

To Colonial Secretary on threats from aPostal Clerk to J. MOOREConcluded

To Sydney Police, returning letter,memorial and certificates of character,C. WATKINS, late Constable of Police

Recommending J. MOORE and B. HORSBRUGH as

Justices willing to discharge theduties of consenting to the marriage

of minors

From R. HENDERSON re case being considered

TAAFFE v. OSBORNE

Forms required for collection of Census

Recommending A. C. DAVISON for appointmentto office of Deputy RegistrarConcluded

Page Date Magistrate

- 1855 -

J. Harrison, JP255 Aug 22 J. Moore, JP

[Undated] B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Moore, JP256 Sep 12 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Harrison, JP

257 Sep 12 J. Moore, JPJ. Harrison, JP

258

J. Moore, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

Sep 19 J. Harrison, JP

H. Hely, JPOct 10 J. Harrison, JP

H. Hely, JP259 Nov 31 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Moore, JPNov 28 J. Harrison, JP

260 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J.A.Osborne, JP

J. Harrison, JP

J. Moore, JP

260 Nov 21 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J.A.Osborne, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

261 Dec 12 J. Moore, JP

J. Moore, JP

Dec 19 J. Harrison, JP

- 1856 -

262 Jan 16 J. Osborne, JP

263

J. Moore, JPJ. Moore, JP

Jan 30 B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Harrison, JP

Bench Book III

227

Recommending petition by inhabitants ofMangrove Creek for a Post Office

Regarding application by H. CALLEN forrefund of £26 paid for passage offamilyConcluded

Twenty blankets required for distributionto native blacks on queens birthday

Requesting supply of printed forms

Further on a refund due to H. CALLEN

Census returns forwarded

On J. HENNESSEY's assault on E. COYNEConcluded

Mr. SCOTT has written to Attorney Generalre J. HENNESSEY's case

Sureties for Clerk of Petty Sessions are.still valid

Depositions sent, case v. COYNE for Larceny,also referring to charge of murderConcluded

Economy of the District, population andtransportContinuedConcluded

A. or F. BENTLEY, absconder from AsylumConcluded

BENTLEY to appear before the Board to

enable him to be discharged

Letter to be carried by BENTLEY to Asylum

Superintendent

Requesting A. C. DAVISON to return RegisterBooks and other records

Enquiry held into death by burning of HenryDANVIS, an infant

Books returned by A. C. DAVISON; Thomas C.BATTLEY appointed District RegistrarConcluded

Page Date Magistrate

- 1856 -

B. Horsbrugh, JP263 Feb 6 J. Moore, JP

Feb 13264

Feb 20 J. Harrison

265 Feb 20 J. Harrison, JP

Mar 12 B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

266 Mar 19 H. Hely, JPJ.A.Osborne, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

Apr 2 J. Harrison, JP267

J. Moore, JPApr 30 J. Harrison, JP

J.A.Osborne, JP

J. Moore, JPMay 28 J. Harrison, JP

J. Moore, JP

Apr 3 J. Moore, JP

E.H.Hargraves, JP268 Apr 9 J.A.Osborne, JP

269

270 B. Horsbrugh, JP271

Jul 23 J. Moore, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Harrison, JPAug 6 J. Moore, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

272

273 Aug 6

J. Harrison, JPAug 6 J. Moore, JP

274 Aug 7 J. Harrison, JP

J. Moore, JPAug 20 B. Horsbrugh, JP

275

Bench Book III

228

Page Date Magistrate

- 1856

Depositions sent, case v. SCHIFFERMULLER

for stealing money

Requesting supply of handcuffs

275 Oct 8 J. Harrison, JP

Oct 29 B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Harrison, JP

- 1857

Re supply of 20 blankets for black natives:9 were issued on the Queens birthday,6 subsequently used, 7 on hand

An additional 10 blankets required forissue to native blacks

Depositions sent, case HARGRAVES v. STOCKDALEfor embezzlement

Have marked list of gentlemen holding aCommission of the Peace who are absentfrom the Colony

J. STOCKDALE ill-used apprentice H. CAMERON,has not paid money owed

H. CALLEN claims balance of £8/10/- stillowing to him by Immigration Agent

CREIGHTON has resigned as Pound Keeper;COULTER offers to take position andremove Pound to his own land

Estimates of expenses for Police for 1858

Report of the state of the Court House andLockup at Gosford which is out of repair

Ten blankets requested, have still not beensent for native blacks

History of Mann Street pound and Policepaddock

Advice sought from Attorney General reFOSTER v. SMITH

Returns sent of applications granted underthe Licensed Auctioneers & Publicans Acts

No objection to D. DWYER being appointedInspector of Distilleries

A. H. PRATT's TOL sent; requesting his

Certificate of Freedom be forwarded

276 Jan 14 J. Harrison, JP

Feb 11 B. Horsbrugh, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

277 Mar 5 J.A.Osborne, JP

J. Harrison, JP

Mar 18 B. Horsbrugh, JP

278 Mar 25 J. Harrison, JP

[1856] J. Moore, JPNov 19 B. Horsbrugh, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP279 May 13 J.A.Osborne, JP

May 13 B. Horsbrugh, JP

280 May 13 B. Horsbrugh, JP

May 20 J. Harrison, JP

281 Jun 3

J. Harrison, JPJul 8 B. Horsbrugh, JP

282 Jul 22

Jul 22

H. Hely, JP

283 Aug 12 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Bench Book III

229

Page

Recommending T. C. BATTLEY for appointmentas Police Magistrate 283

Proceedings sent of dismissed case againstFANNING & ASHWOOD for false pretences 284

H. RELY accused of parading a Courtesanin public

No eligible tenders received for supply ofprovisions to the Lockup

Specifications and tender from R. CREIGHTONfor repairs to the Court and Watchhouse

Recommending that T. C. BATTLEY not beappointed as Police Magistrate

Advising that J. MOORE, JP, has left theDistrict

285

286

Again recommending that I. COULTER beallowed to remove Pound to his land 287

Enquiry held, death of G. HUMPHREYS, aninfant, drowned in his father's well

Depositions sent, death of R. WILLIAMSON,an infant, by accidental burning 288

To Police Magistrate at Wollombi, advisingthat C. BROWN has been apprehended forunlawfully deserting his wife

Depositions sent, case v. J. C. WATSON forassaultConcluded 289

Date Magistrate

- 1857 -

H. Hely, JPAug 12 J. M. Lette, JP

E.H.Hargraves, JP

Aug 19 J. Harrison, JP

[Undated] J. Harrison, JP

J. Harrison, JPAug 19 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Aug 26 J. Harrison, JP

J. Harrison, JPSep 1 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J.A.Osborne, JP

Sep 16 B. Horsbrugh, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPSep 23 J.A.Osborne, JP

Sep 30 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Oct 15 J. Harrison, JP

Dec 11

Dec 30 B. Horsbrugh, JP

1858 -

14 Blankets required for issue to thenative blacks

Requesting blankets for native blacks andstationery be sent per Black Swan 290

Decline sending copies of depositions incase NUNN v TAAFFE to Sydney solicitors

Enquiry held, death of W. ALLAN, naturalcauses, accelerated by excessive drinking 291

J. Harrison, JPFeb 10 J.A.Osborne, JP

Feb 24 B. Horsbrugh, JP

May 6 T.C.Battley, CB

Jun 2 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Bench Book III

230

To Gold Commissioners at Rocky River andMudgee, endeavouring to locateR. MOFFITT, whose wife and child havedrownedConcluded

Depositions sent, death of M.A. MOFFITT,

one of three who drowned by theupsetting of a boat

Depositions sent, death by drowning ofA. FLEMING

No offer made to purchase Ferry dues atMooney Mooney Creek

Estimate of probable Police expenses for1859

Requiring supply of printed forms of voucherto authorise payment for holdingenquiries into sudden deaths

Enquiry held, death of two fishermen,found dead at Tuggerah Beach Lake

No sale of Mooney Mooney punt dues; unlikelythat there will beConcluded

Deposition sent, death of G. DOEL

Depositions sent, case v. an Aboriginalnative on suspicion of stealing money

Deposition sent, accidental drowning ofE. GIBBS, a seamon from the Uncte Tom

Still no offer for the tolls and duesacross Mooney Mooney Creek

Acknowledging receipt of a circular advisingof change to Electoral Law

Page Date Magistrate

291292

- 1858 -

Jun 2 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jun 16 J. Harrison, JP

293 Jun 23 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jun 23

294 Jul 7

295 Jul 28

Sep 6 J. Harrison, JP

Sep 15

Sep 15 B. Horsbrugh, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP297 Nov 10 W. Nunn, JP

296

Nov 19 J. Harrison, JP

298 Dec 1 J. W. Nunn, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

Dec 15 W. Nunn, JP

1859

Requesting advice from Attorney General

on Master & Servants Act

15 Blankets required for issue to thenative blacks

Punt at Mooney Mooney not used for ninemonths, now unserviceable

J. Harrison, JP299 Jan 12 B. Horsbrugh, JP

300 Jan 26

Jan 26

Bench Book III

231

H. S. HORSBRUGH and B. J. BENSON appointedCensus collectors, requesting thattheir remuneration be forwarded

Plan received of the Parish Road fromKincumber to Gosford

Blankets for native blacks to be sent viaBlack Swan from Phoenix wharf

Deposition sent, case v. T. F. McDONELL,charged with false pretences

D. DWYER resigned office of Chief Constable;H. WORLEY appointed in his stead

Recommending D. DWYER for an allowance orgratuity

Requesting a reply to letter seeking anopinion under the Master & ServantsAct

Still no reply to letter seeking an opinionunder the Master & Servants Act

Depositions sent, case v. EMMERSON forassault

Respecting police estimates for 1860,recommending an allowance in lieuof forage

No repairs needed to police buildings;requesting a Batten fence to enclosethe Lockup

Petition being prepared, residents ask formail to be delivered via Peats FerryConcluded

Witnesses' recognizances sent, case

v. EMMERSON

Attendance required by four Bench magistratesre district Police matters

Enquiry held, death of E. F. BENGER, byaccidental burning

To the Minister for Lands, requesting useof Peats Ferry to carry mailConcluded

Page Date Magistrate

- 1859 -

W. J. Nunn, JP301 Feb 2 J. Harrison, JP

W. Nunn, JPFeb 23 B. Horsbrugh, JP

302 Feb 23

Apr 1 J. Harrison, JP

J. Harrison, JP303 Apr 6 W. Nunn, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Harrison, JPApr 19 B. Horsbrugh, JP

304 May 24 J. Harrison, JP

Jul 7 J. M. Lette, JP

305 Jul 29 B. Horsbrugh

B. Horsbrugh, JPW. Nunn, JP

Aug 11 J. Harrison, JP

306 Aug 11

307Aug 18 W. Nunn, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPAug 18 W. Nunn, JP

Aug 18 T.C.Battley, CPS

308 Sep 22 J. Harrison, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPSep 22 J. Harrison, JP

309 W. J. Nunn, JP

Bench Book III

232

To. W. T. CAPE, M.L.A., supporting the useof Peats Ferry to carry mail

Requesting an opinion in a case DUFFY

v. NUNN for unlawful impounding

Reply to letter of complaint sent byE. H. HARGRAVES to the GovernmentContinuedConcluded

Statement that part of letter from HARGRAVESis entirely without foundation

Deposition sent, accidental death of anInfant by burning [not named]

Statement disassociating himself from thedismissal of Chief Constable DWYERConcluded

Statement of what books are available foruse by the Court for reference

Statement of motives of Magistrates insigning D. DWYER's petition

Deposition sent, death of a man (nameunknown) found on Tuggerah Beach

Approving the appointment of H. WORLEY asInspector of Distilleries

Requesting an opinion as to superiorjurisdiction of the Sydney BenchConcluded

Requesting reply to letter, p.310, incase DUFFY v. NUNN

Original proceedings sent, case HARGRAVESv. SEAMAN

Explanation to Attorney General of certainAffidavits, HARGRAVES v. SEAMAN

Page Date Magistrate

- 1859 -

B. Horsbrugh, JP309 Sep 29 J. Harrison, JP

W. J. Nunn, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

310 Nov 10 J. Harrison, JP

J. Harrison, JPDec 5 B. Horsbrugh, JP

311 W. Nunn, JP312

313314

J. Harrison, JPDec 8 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J.A.Osborne, JPW. Nunn, JP

Dec 7 J. Harrison

- 1860 -

Jan 6 H. Hely, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jan 19 W. Nunn, JP

J. Harrison, JP315 Jan 19 B. Horsbrugh, JP

W. J. Nunn, JPJ. M. Lette, JP

316 Jan 26 B. Horsbrugh, JP

J. Harrison, JPJan 26 B. Horsbrugh, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP317 Feb 9 J. M. Lette, JP318

Mar 1 J. Harrison, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPMar 8 W. J. Nunn, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP319 Mar 22 J.A.Osborne, JP

J. M. Lette, JP

W. J. Nunn, JP

Bench Book III

233

Page

Reply to Colonial Secretary regardingDWYER's petition and HELY's letter 320

15 Blankets required for the use of thenative blacks

Electoral List revised for the districtof Brisbane Water, Electorate ofWollombi

Re application of Mr. COLE to rent theGovernment Cottage at Pests Ferry

Requesting Postmaster General to be handedover Pests Ferry for the use of themail contractors

Slight error made in the return of

321

322

Agriculture for the year ending March 323

Requesting that decision to reduce thenumber of police be reversed

Depositions sent, accidental death of afemale [not named]

Recommending Mrs. SPEARS for a Publican'sGeneral LicenceConcluded

Depositions sent, case v. MORGAN forstealing money

Further recommending D. DWYER for a retiringallowance

To the Secretary of Lands re the disputebetween the mail contractors and theperson in charge of Feats Ferry punt

324

325

326

On the recommendation of a retiring allowancefor D. DWYER 327

No Ticket of Leave holders in this District

Need to replace MOORE and HORSBRUGH as legalguardians to give consent to the marriageof minors, as they have left the area 328

To the Windsor Bench, advising the apprehend-ing of G. WILLIAMSON, charged withdeserting his wifeConrl' ded 329

Date Magistrate

- 1860 -

J. Harrison, JPMar 22 W. J. Nunn, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPMar 22 J. M. Lette, JP

Mar 22 T.C.Battley, CPS

H.' Hely, JPMar 29 J. M. Lette, JP

W. Nunn, JP

J. Harrison, JPB. Horsbrugh, JP

Apr 26 W. J. Nunn, JP

H. Hely, JPMay 10 J. Harrison, JP

H. Hely, JPMay 24 J. Harrison, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JP

May 31 H. Hely, JP

J. Harrison, JPJun 14 B. Horsbrugh, JP

W. J. Nunn, JP

H. Hely, JPJul 6 J. Harrison, JP

J. Harrison, JP[Undated] B. Horsbrugh, JP

Aug 23

Aug 23

Sep 6 H. Hely, JPJ. Harrison, JP

Sep 6

Sep 13

Bench Book III

234

Page Date Magistrate

1860 -

Seeking an opinion on a case, NUNN v.SLOANEConcluded

329 Nov 3 H. Hely, JP330

- 1861 -

Thirteen blankets required for issue tonative blacks, two on hand

Recommending COLE's application to occupycottage at Peats Ferry

Depositions sent, case v. KNIGHT, forsuspicion of Felony, etc.

Depositions sent, case v. HARGRAVES forunlawfully shooting a mare

Forwarding J. HENNESSEY to Gaol fortrespassing

HEGIN deceased, VENTEMAN left district, newsureties for Clerk of Petty Sessions

will be D. Y. BARRON and G. KEENE

Bench invited to reconsider charges againstHARGRAVES, they see no reason to altertheir opinion

BARRON and KEENE are good and sufficientsureties for Clerk of Petty Sessions

Recommending allowance to Constable GORMANin lieu of forage

Depositions sent, case v. FREEMAN and

FREEMAN Jnr., cattle stealing

Copy of proceedings sent, case HARGRAVESv. TAAFE, trespass, vagrancy, &c.

To Attorney General on letter written byOSBORNE and NUNN in case v. E.H.HARGRAVESConcluded

H. Hely, JPJan 15 J. Harrison, JP

331 Jan 17

Jan 25 H. Hely, JP

332 Feb 15

H. Hely, JP

Feb 22 J. Harrison, JP

E.H.Hargraves, JP333 Feb 28 J.A.Osborne, JP

Mar 1 J. Harrison, JP

E.H.Hargraves, JP334 Mar 14 J. Harrison, JP

H. Hely, JPMar 28 J. Harrison, JP

337

To Inspector General of Police re chargebrought by HARGRAVES against ChiefConstable WORLEY, neglect of duty

Copy of proceedings sent, case E.H.HARGRAVESv. WORLEY, with comments on caseConcluded

Depositions sent, death of D. OWENS

J.A.Osborne, JP338 Jun 7 W. J. Nunn, JP

H. Hely, JP339 Jun 7 J. Harrison, JP340 L. Scott, JP

341 Jun 11 J. Harrison, JP

Bench Book III

235

Page

Stationery ordered last December still notarrived; blankets not yet received,aboriginals are much in want of them 341

From E. H. HARGRAVES to the Inspector Generalof Police on dismissal of H. WORLEY 342Continued 343Concluded 344

To Bench of Magistrates at East Kempsey

respecting charge v. COBB for horsestealing

Proceedings sent, charge of drunkennessagainst Constable GORMAN

On the suspension of Constable GORMAN fromhis positionConcluded

Protesting the impropriety of HARGRAVESacting as prosecutor and magistratein case v. GORMANConcluded

Advising Architect of leak in the roof ofthe Court House Buildings

Copies of plan sent, new road from Gosfordto Dora Creek

Requesting issue of caps instead of hatsto the police force

Depositions sent, death of M. BLACKFORD,falling of a tree

J. FLACK wil repair Court House roof forthe sum of £4/-/-

Further recommending D. DWYER for a pensionor gratuityConcluded

345

346

347

348

349

350

Recommending GORMAN's service of 24 yearsbe not considered broken by suspension 351

Proceedings sent, HARGRAVES v. GORMAN

Requesting amount of allowance granted forcleaning of Court House 352

Date Magistrate

1861 -

Jun 11 H. Hely, JP

Jun 11 E.H.Hargraves, JP

H. Hely, JPJun 27 J. Harrison, JP

H. Hely, JPJul 11 L. Scott, JP

Jul 18 T.C.Battley, CPS

H. Hely, JPL. Scott, JP

Jul 18 J. Harrison, JP

H. Hely, JPJul 25 J. Harrison, JP

Jul 29

Aug 15

Aug 22 J.A.Osborne, JP

J. Harrison, JPAug 29 L. Scott, JP

H. Hely, JPSep 5 E.H.Hargraves, JP

J. Harrison, JPJ.A.Osborne, JP

H. Hely, JPSep 9 L. Scott, JP

Sep 10 J. Harrison

H. Hely, JPSep 19 J. Harrison, JP

Bench Book III

236

Reporting that sureties of the Clerk ofPetty Sessions are still good andsufficient

Constable M. CONWAY charged with beingdrunk on duty

Deposition sent, death of D. BENNISONnear Webbs Reef

Page

352

353

Depositions sent, case v. DEVENPORT forassault with intent 354

Regarding petition praying for a mitigationof sentence passed on J. RYDEConcluded 355

Praying for the remission of J. RYDE'ssentence 356Concluded 357

Twelve blankets required for distributionto the aborigines of the District

To Parramatta Magistrates, G. TAYLOR has been

apprehended, charged with horse stealing 358

Re information and search warrant for stolen

property in the case NUNN v. BUCKTONConcluded

Advising NUNN that matter of search warranthas been referred to Attorney General

Depositions sent, death of A. WHITE by a

fall from a tree

Advising that blankets for aborigines shouldbe sent to Phoenix Wharf Erskine Streetto be forwarded by steamer

L. SCOTT's letter to Attorney General on theactions of the magistrates againstNUNN for compounding a felony

359

360

Continued 362Concluded 363

Date Magistrate

- 1861

H. Hely, JPOct 10 J. Harrison, JP

L. Scott, JPOct 17 J. Harrison, JP

Dec 24 J. Harrison, JP

- 1862 -

H. Hely, JPJan 2 J. Harrison, JP

L. Scott, JP

J.A.Osborne, JPJan 23 W. J. Nunn, JP

Jan 23 L. Scott, JP

J. Harrison, JPJan 23 L. Scott, JP

H. Hely, JPFeb 6 L. Scott, JP

H. Hely, JPFeb 13 L. Scott, JP

J. Harrison, JP

Feb 13 T.C.Battley, CPS

Feb 20 H. Hely, JP

Feb 24

Mar 11 L. Scott, JP

Bench Book III

237

Depositions sent, case against W. J. NUNNfor compounding a felonyContinuedContinuedConcluded

Depositions sent, case against L. SCOTTfor Arson, pointing out irregularity

with regard to H. HELY

Depositions sent, case v. TOMLINSON forperjury

RELY denying allegation by HARGRAVES andNUNN [see p. 366]Concluded

Deposition sent, proceedings againstBUCKTON and her mother

Returns of Agriculture and Live Stock for1862 forwardedConcluded

Publican's licence transfered fromS. SPEARS to D. PARKER

No cancellations of licences, only onetransfer, at annual meeting

Depositions sent, death by burning ofA. MALONE of Courembong

Requesting return of lease attached to adeposition in case v. SCOTT for Arson

Return of Magistrates attending the Court ofPetty Sessions for 1861/62

Rules of practice for the conduct of theSmall Debts Court at Brisbane Water

Dr. BENSON has charged Sergeant WORLEY£2/2/- re A. WHITE deceased

Informing that the letter of May 20th wasinadventently not forwarded; Dr. BENSONhas now entered a suit against WORLEYConcluded

Depositions sent, case v. BROWN for violentassault with intent

Page Date Magistrate

1862 -

363 Mar 12 J. Harrison, JP364365366

E.H.Hargraves

Mar 28 [Presiding

Justice]W. J. Nunn, JP

367 Apr 8 J. Harrison, JP

Apr 10 H. Hely, JP

H. Hely, JPApr 15 L. Scott, JP

Apr 17 H. Hely, JP

368

369

May 14 T.C.Battley, CPS

May 24 T.C.Battley, CPS

370 Jul 4 J.A.Osborne, JP

Jul 24 J. Harrison, JP

J. Harrison, JP371 Aug 14 L. Scott, JP

T.C.Battley,Sep 4 Registrar

372 May 20 H. Hely

373Sep 18

Sep 25 J. Harrison, JP

Bench Book III

238

Recommending mounted Police Constable forGosfordConcluded

Postmaster GREY has resigned; nominatingIrvine COULTER as replacement

Consequence of the resignation of SergeantWORLEY as Bailiff to the Court ofRequestsConcluded

Transfer of licence from J. LLOYD toF. BRAMWELL

Nine blankets required for supply toAborigines

Request to forward blankets by steamerfrom the Phoenix Wharf

Deficiency of justices to form a Court ofRevision; recommending the appointmentof R. T. AULD and J. DUNLOP to assistwith revision of electoral lists

D.Y. BARRON and G. KEENE still qualifiedbondsmen for the Clerk of Petty SessionsConcluded

Revised electoral lists for the District ofBrisbane Water, Electorate of Wollombi,have been despatched

Publican's licence granted to G.R. STOCKDALEat Blue Gum FlatConcluded

C. ASHBY convicted of disorderly conduct,unfit to have charge of her two children

Depositions sent, death of G. SMITH

Depositions sent, death of T. RILEY

ASHBY children being conveyed to the Asylumby their mother

To J. ECKFORD, M.P., tenders for work onwharf too high

Page Date Magistrate

373374

375

- 1862

H. HelyNov 6 J. Harrison, JP

H. Hely, JPNov 27 L. Scott, JP

W. J. Nunn, JPDec 15 J.A.Osborne, JP

Dec 21 T.C.Battley, CPS

1863 -

376 Jan 22 W. J. Nunn, JP

J.A.Osborne, JPMar 5 B. Horsbrugh, JP

377 Mar 5 B. Horsbrugh, JP

H.G.Douglass, JP

Mar 17 B. Horsbrugh, JP

378

379

Mar 27 T.C.Battley, CPS

May 8

B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jun 2 H.G.Douglass, JP

May 14 B. Horsbrugh, JP

May 14

H.G.Douglass, JP

380 Jun 23 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jul 6 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Bench Book III

Page

Depositions sent, case of sudden death[not named in margin] at Courumbung 381

G. GRAY's 3-month sentence has expired,H. HELY entered into recognizance

Furniture required for use in the CourtHouse

Depositions sent, death through accidentaldischarge of a gun [not named]

Depositions sent, Inquiry held on body ofa man found floating near MulletIsland (name unknown)

Regarding rates of damages for trespass ofcattle on unenclosed landsConcluded

Depositions sent, death of T. FORD ofOurimbah

Depositions sent, death of W. MUDDLE ofMaiden Brush

Requesting appointment of a Stipendiaryor other Magistrates

Thirteen blankets required for use ofthe Aborigines

Return of cases and sittings of the BrisbaneWater Court

Proceedings forwarded, case WORLEY v.TAAFFE, using insulting language

602 electors within the Police district ofBrisbane Water: 576 Resident and26 Non-Resident

Depositions sent, female body found atBetonga Beach, Hawkesbury River

Adjournment of cases for want of a secondMagistrateConcluded

382

383

384

385

386

387

388

Date Magistrate

- 1863 -

Jul 22 B. Horsbrugh, JP

H.G.Douglass, JPAug 5 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Aug 18

Sep 7 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Sep 29

H.G.Douglass, JPOct 20 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Nov 17 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Dec 8

Dec 8

Dec 8

Dec 15

Dec 15

Dec 15 T.C.Battley, CPS

Dec 21 B. Horsbrugh, JP

1864 -

Jan 5 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Answering questions relating to the Managementand Condition of Police at Brisbane Water Jan 8Concluded 389

Bench Book III

240

Page

Correction of error in Summary JurisdictionReturn 389

Depositions sent, death by scalding ofchild, Catherine DAVIS

Blankets for Aborigines should be sent tothe Phoenix Wharf to be shipped bysteamer

Respecting a letter from W.G. DREW applyingfor compensation for timber soldConcluded[P.S. Dr. DOUGLAS ceased to visitDistrict.]

Return sent of Gentlemen in the Commission

of the Peace usually attending,

deceased or left the district

Recommending appointment of W. LYONS andW. WAMSLEY as assessors to reviseElectoral Lists

606 electors with the District: 29 ofwhich are non-residents

Depositions sent, death of W. POINTER,aged 9, drowned in creek at Blue GumFlat

Roof of Court House and Lockup needsre-shingling

Six holders of Publican ' s Licences indistrict ; no new applicants

Receipt of plan of a road to be opened fromGosford and Erina Wharf to WamberalLagoon &c

Receipt of plan of road about to be openedfrom Wyong to Mangrove Creek

Receipt of plan of road to be opened atYangy Angy in lieu of portion of theGosford and Dora Creek Road

Receipt of plan of road to be opened atBerrys Head in lieu of portion of theGosford and Dora Creek Road

390

391

392

393

394

395

396

No forfeitures or cancellations of Publican'sLicences 397

Receipt of circular and form of receipt

Date Magistrate

- 1864 -

Jan 16 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jan 19

Feb 2

B. Horsbrugh,Feb 16 Resident

Magistrate

Mar 8 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Mar 9

Mar 24 T.C.Battley, CPS

Mar 29

B. Horsbrugh, JP

Apr 12 J. Moore, JP

[Undated] T.C.Battley, CPS

B. Horsbrugh, JP

May 17 J. Moore, JP

May 17

May 17

May 17

May 17 T.C.Battley, CPS

Jun 6 B. Horsbrugh, JPJ. Moore, JP

Bench Book III

241

Depositions forwarded, case v. BLAKE forassault with intent

Page

398

Extensive damage to Court House from raindue to need for re-shingling

Requisition for articles for use at Court 399House

Collecting of statistics of Agriculture andLife Stock may be made by collectorsof the Electoral Roll

Depositions forwarded, case v. BERRY forbigamy

Depositions sent, sudden death of infant,Margaret MILES

Road through Gosford township almostimpassable

Pound has not been used for seven years;no fixed rates of damage can belegally demanded or recovered

Depositions sent, death by scalding ofinfant, A. D. GREGORY

400

401

402

Respecting an error in appropriation of finesdue to the Benevolent Asylum 403

Informing Benevolent Asylum of error

Depositions sent, death of E. CLARE 404

Deposition sent, death of T. CALLON

Deposition sent, death of infant A. MARCHANT 405

To Attorney General re case under SmallDebts Act WHEELER v. McCULLOCHConcluded

J. SEAMAN changed with neglecting to paymaintenance to his wife

Satisfied with work of J. POOLE, stoneapproach to Jetty at Gosford

Transfer of Publican's Licence fromSTOCKDALE to T. UNDERWOOD

7 blankets required for use of the

Aborigines in this district

Depositions sent, death of J. WEAKLEY,

aged 8 years, at Mangrove Creek

406

407

408

Date Magistrate

1864 -

B. Horsbrugh, JPMay 27 J. Moore, JP

Jun 6

Jun 7

Jun 8

Jun 17

Jun 22 B. Horsbrugh, JP

B. Horsbrugh, JPJun 24 J. Moore, JP

Jul 18 J. Moore, JP

Jul 18

Aug 10 T.C.Battley, CPS

Aug 10

Aug 16 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Aug 24

Sep 7 L. Scott, JP

L. Scott, JPSep 12 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Sep 28

B. Horsbrugh, JPOct 3 H. Hely, JP

Oct 18 T.C.Battley, CPS

B. Horsbrugh, JPNov 23 L. Scott, JP

Dec 20 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Bench Book III

242

Depositions sent, death of D.J. MARINER,

found dead on Ettalong Beach

Depositions sent, death of man, nameunknown, found dead on Ettalong Beach

Requisition for articles for use of theCourtConcluded

Advising no hospital or benevolent asylumin the district of Brisbane Water

Blankets for Aborigines should be forwardedfrom Phoenix Wharf

New requisition for articles for the useof the Court

Depositions sent, case v. HANFORD formaliciously wounding working bullocks

Plan received of a road from Peats Ferryto the Maitland and Gosford Road

Plan received of a road about to be openedfrom Galgabbah Creek Lake to ReidsMistake HeadsConcluded

Plan received of a road about to be openedfrom the Gosford and Dora Creek Road tothe Tuggerah Beach Lake at Chittaway

Plan received of a road about to be openedfrom the Gosford and Dora Creek Road,through McQUOIDS on the left bank ofOurimbah Creek

Depositions sent, case v. T. COBB, forassault with intent

Compensation for timber sold under a warrantof distress claimed by W.G. DREWConcluded

Revised Electoral List forwarded; 665names, 42 of which are non-residents

No new Publican's Licences, no forfeituresor cancellations

Plan received of a road about to be openedfrom Gosford to the Wollombi and PeatsFerry Road

Page Date Magistrate

- 1864 -

409 Dec 20 H. Hely, JP

Dec ^0

- 1865 -

Jan 11 B. Horsbrugh, JP410

Jan 11

Jan 11 T.C.Battley, CPS

Feb 3 B. Horsbrugh, JP

411 Feb 3

Feb 3

412Feb 3

Feb 3

414

Apr 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

Apr 24

B. Horsbrugh, JP415 Apr 26 L. Scott, JP

Bench Book III

243

Plan received of a road about to be openedfrom Pests Ferry to the Gosford Road

Recommending permanent appointment of aBailiff at a salary of £25 per annum

Publican's Licence forfeited of D.J. PARKERof the Victoria Hotel East Gosford

To Colonial Secretary on the state of thePolice in the district

Table of rates for cattle sustenance whilstimpounded, forwarded to Minister forLands

To Minister for Lands on the appointment ofa Pound Keeper, fixing a scale of sus-tenance charges

Depositions sent, death by drowning ofMary MADDEN at Popran Creek

Forms required under Stamp Duties Act

Nil return of Stamp Duties received

Proposal to re-erect the public Pound inMann St. at a cost of £15

Nil return of Stamp Duties received

Depositions sent, death of J. DAWKINS

Depositions sent, case v. M. FRAZER forwilful and corrupt perjury

Proceedings forwarded of Small Debts Courtcase, WAMSLEY v. FRAZER

Nil return of Stamp Duties received

Conditions not fulfilled for immigrationassistance, deposit paid by H. DONNELLY

Grant of £20 made for the erection of a newPound on the old siteConcluded

Depositions sent, death of J. ARMYTAGE

Depositions sent, death of W. DEAVES

Immigration Deposit receipt and instructionsgiven to Honors DONNELLY

Page Date Magistrate

- 1865 -

B. Horsbrugh, JP415 Apr 26 L. Scott, JP

416 May 17

May 31 T.C.Battley, CPS

L. Scott, JP417 Apr 26 B. Horsbrugh, JP

418 Jul 6 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jul 6

419 Jul 18

Aug 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

Aug 7

B. Horsbrugh, JP420 Aug 30 L. Scott, JP

Sep 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

421 Sep 9 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Sep 12

422 Sep 19 T.C.Battley, CPS

Oct 2

423 Sep 30

W. Mann, JPOct 12 L. Scott, JP

424

Oct 13 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Oct 13

425 Oct 16 T.C.Battley, CPS

Bench Book III

244

Stamp Duties upon Legacies payable underthe will of John MOORE of SpringfieldConcluded

Forfeiture and cancellation of Publican'sLicence by T. UNDERWOOD

Nil return of Stamp DutiesConcluded

Nil return of Stamp Duties

Acknowledging receipt of a stampedcheque book

Two new sureties for the Clerk of PettySessions : H.A. CRAUSE and P. FAGAN

Depositions sent, death by poisoning ofM. & M. FAGAN and B. GILLIGAN

Acknowledging receipt of forms to notifynon-receipt of Duties

Depositions sent, case v. MOULDING forstealing on 30th November 1865

Same letter repeated, 5th December 1865

Same letter repeated, 6th December 1865

Ten additional blankets needed forAborigines (7 men and 4 women)

No duties payable on Legacies and ResiduaryAccounts for December 1865

As a Licensed Publican unsuitable as aSurety for Clerk of Petty Sessions,new Sureties proposed are B. DAVISand P. FAGAN

Bailiff to Small Debts Court to resign ifno Government salary forthcoming

Blankets for distribution to Native Blacksto be sent by steamer from the PhoenixWharf

Sudden death of F. BRAMWELL, publican ofEast Gosford

H. CALLEN, farmer of Kincumber, killed bythe falling of a tree

Page Date Magistrate

- 1865 -

425 Oct 18 T.C.Battley, CPS426

Oct 19

427Nov 6

Dec 4

B. Horsbrugh, JPNov 22 L. Scott, JP

428 Dec 5

Dec 11 B. Horsbrugh, JP

429 Dec 16 T.C.Battley, CPS

- 1866 -

Jan 1 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jan 1

430 Jan 1

B. Horsbrugh, JPJan 1 W. Nunn, JP

Jan 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

B. Horsbrugh, JP431 Jan 17 L. Scott, JP

Jan 7

432 Jan 17

Jan 23 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jan 23

Bench Book III

245

Report on duties received under Legacies,Successions and Residuary accounts

As W. NUNN has resigned his Commissionof the Peace, and L. SCOTT is absent,E. J. HARGRAVES and G. SPEARSrecommended as assessors to assistin revising Electoral Lists

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, death of R. HOUSTON,aged 25, a Ward in Equity

Sending List of Electors to ReturningOfficerConcluded

Nil return of duties received

Desirability of establishing a Public Ferryat Erina Creek

Forfeiture of Publican's Licence byD. PARKER and T. UNDERWOOD

Regarding application of C. BENGER for awrit of Habeas Corpus; inabilityof HORSBRUGH and L. SCOTT to attend

Nil return of duties received

Report on forfeiture of Licence byD. PARKER

Return of names of Magistrates and numberof Courts held

Nil return of duties received

Plan received of a road about to be openedfrom Cockrone Lake to Kincumber

No offers made at auction for Lease of Duesof the Erina Creek FerryConcluded

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, sudden death of HenryWORLEY, Police Pensioner & Bailiff

No offers made to Lease Dues of the ErinaCreek Ferry

Nil return of duties received

Advising Commissioner of Stamp Duties ofvalue of H. WORLEY's Estate

Page Date Magistrate

- 1866 -

433 Feb 5 T.C.Battley, CPS

Mar 2 B. Horsbrugh, JP

434 Mar 5 T.C.Battley, CPS

435

Mar 19 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Mar 27 T.C.Battley, CPS

Apr 2

B. Horsbrugh, JPApr 10 L. Scott, JP

Apr 30 T.C.Battley, CPS

437 May 1 B. Horsbrugh, JP

438 May 7 T.C.Battley, CPS

May 16

May 31

439 Jun 4

Jun 8 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Jun 26 T.C.Battley, CPS

Jul 2

Jul 5 B. Horsbrugh, JP

441 Jul 24 T.C.Battley, CPS

Aug 6

442 Aug 24

440

Bench Book III

246

Page Date Magistrate

- 1866 -

Recommending entering into an arrangement

with the present owner of Erina CreekFerry

Nil return of duties received

Recommending tender for operating Erinapunt be reduced to £1

Nil return of duties received

443 Aug 24 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Sep 3 T.C.Battley, CPS

B. Horsbrugh, JP444 Sep 12 L. Scott, JP

Oct 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

Depositions sent, death of W. ROBERTSON,found dead in Dinner Creek Mangrove

Depositions sent, death of E. JONES,killed by log

Still no purchaser of ferry dues for ErinaCreek punt

Depositions sent, case v. J. FREEMAN forwilful and corrupt perjury

Concluded

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, accidental death ofJ. PEMBERTON, aged 17

Nil return of duties received

Five additional blankets required forissue to the Aborigines

Police Magistrate will commence duty earlynext year

Police Magistrate commenced duty today:delay caused by lack of steamer

Duties forwarded, re H. WORLEY deceased

Court House and Watch House roof needsre-shingling

Bench business postponed for want of secondmagistrate; request to be given doubleMagisterial power

Double Magisterial power conferred inJanuary 1867Concluded

WORLEY accounts completed and returned

445 Oct 1 B. Horsbrugh, JP

Oct 1

446 Oct 26 T.C.Battley, CPS

Nov 2 L. Scott, JP

Nov 5 T.C.Battley, CPS

Nov 23 L. Scott, JP

448 Dec 3 T.C.Battley, CPS

447

Dec 1 A. 0. Grant, JP[Date altered toJan 7, 1867]

449 Dec 20 A. 0. Grant, JP

- 1867 -

Jan 7 A. 0. Grant, JP

450 Jan 7 T.C.Battley, CPS

Jan 9 A. 0. Grant, JP

451 Jan 9

Jan 16

Jan 18 T.C.Battley, CPS

452

Bench Book III

247

Page

Transfer of Publican's Licence from SarahBRAMWELL (now BROWN) to James BROWN 453

Aborigines' blankets be sent via wharfof Wm. JOLLY & Co.

No Bailiff; request to have Senior Sergeantof Police J. BUCKELY appointed 454

Sending Duty Stamps for the SalaryAbstracts for 1867

Nil return of duties received

Acknowledging receipt of the AustralianAlmanac for 1867

Calling to the attention of the Crown LawOfficers the state of the roofConcluded

Still waiting on book of Forms for TimberLicences

455

456

Nil return of duties received 457

Application for a copy of CONNELLS'Magisterial Digest

Requesting extension of the provisions ofthe Dog Act to the townships

Nil return of duties received

Explanation as to no Return yet underCattle Disease Prevention ActConcluded

No Certificates granted to Publicans atAnnual Licensing Meeting

459

460

Sending revised Electoral List; 637 electors,41 are non-residents 461

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, death of Annie COST,aged 5 years, at Veteran Hall

Nil return of duties received

Recommending salary to the Bailiff of theSmall Debts Court

462

Continued 463Concluded 464

Depositions sent, death by drowning ofC.L.A. SAMPSON, aged about 10 years

Date Magistrate

- 1867 -

Jan 18 T.C.Battley, CPS

Jan 21 A. 0. Grant, PM

Jan 21

Jan 24

Feb 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

Feb 12 A. 0. Grant, PM

Feb 21

T.C.Battley,Feb 26 Land Agent

Mar 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

A. 0. Grant, PMMar 13 L. Scott, JP

Mar 13

Apr 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

Apr 16

Apr 23

May 3

May 6

May 9 A. 0. Grant, PM

Jun 3 T.C.Battley, CPS

A. 0. Grant, PMJun 3 L. Scott, JP

Jun 7 A. 0. Grant, PM

Bench Book III

248

Nil return of duties received

Requesting chimney pots for Court House

Requesting supply of form letters;nil return of duties received

No reply to request for small salary forBailiff; prospect of losing hisservices

Plan received of a road about to be openedfrom Bungewoi to the Village of NorahConcluded

Duty received on estate of H. CALLEN

Problems in rewarding secret informersin case of sly grog selling

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, sudden death of J. TOBINof Duralong, aged about 80 years

No reply to request for a copy of CONNELL'sMagisterial DigestConcluded

Return of Blankets required for use of theAborigines: nine wanted

Depositions sent, death by burning ofM. A. WATKINS, aged 7 years

Request for information re Leave of Absence

of salaried officers: T. C. BATTLEY

has had none since 1856

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, case v. C. BROWN for

Larceny

Blankets for Aborigines should be sent bysteamer from the Patent Slip Wharf

Request to appoint I. COULTER as PoundKeeper on his own premises

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, death of G. FROST

Page Date Magistrate

- 1867 -

464 Jul 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

Jul 4 A. 0. Grant, PML. Scott, JP

465 Jul 12 T.C.Battley, CPS

A. 0. Grant, PMJul 18 L. Scott, JP

466Jul 19 A. 0. Grant, PM

Aug 5 T.C.Battley, CPS

467 Aug 26 A. 0. Grant, PM

468 Sep 2 T.C.Battley, CPS

Sep 5 L. Scott, JP

469Sep 16 A. 0. Grant, PM

Sep 17

Sep 24

470 Oct 4

Oct 7 T.C.Battley, CPS

471 Oct 8 A. 0. Grant, PM

Oct 14

A. 0. Grant, PM472 Oct 29 L. Scott, JP

Nov 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

473 Dec 2

Dec 4 A. 0. Grant, PM

Bench Book III

249

Page Date Magistrate

- 1868 -

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, death ofE.S.S. FORRESTER, aged 29 years,of Wamberal

Nil return of duties received

Australian Almanac for 1868 has beenreceived

Depositions sent, deaths by drowning ofJohn, Jonathan and Sarah HARDY

Publican's Licence granted to J.O'LEARYfor "Cricketers Home", Coorumbung

Nil return of duties received

Body of a New Zealander found on thebeach at Cabbage Tree Bay

B. DAVIS and P. FAGAN, Sureties forClerk of Petty Sessions, stillqualified to act as Bondsmen

Nil return of duties received

Requesting the Postmaster General thatno alteration should be made to thepostal line between Sydney andGosford, via Peats FerryConcluded

474 Jan 6 T.C.Battley, CPS

Jan 23 A. 0. Grant, PM

475 Feb 3 T.C.Battley, CPS

Feb 5 A. 0. Grant, PM

Feb 5

476 Feb 11 T.C.Battley, CPS

Mar 2

477 Mar 2 A. 0. Grant, PM

Mar 13

478 Apr 6 T.C.Battley, CPS

A. 0. Grant, PMApr 24 L. Scott, JP

479

Nil return of duties received

Revised electoral list for the district;650 names of which 42 are non-residents

Report on postal duties undertaken by theBATTLEY family membersConcluded

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Requisition for form letters

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

May 4

480 May 5 T.C.Battley, CPS

May 27 A. 0. Grant, PM481

Jun 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

482 Jul 6

Aug 3

Aug 27

483 Sep 7

Oct 5

Nov 2

Bench Book III

250

Page

Plan of a road for public inspection,from Gosford and Dora Creek Roadwithin the boundary of HELY's tothe road from Mangrove to Wyong Creek 484

No blankets required for Aborigines,twelve on hand

Depositions sent, death from a self-inflicted gunshot wound of G. CREERalias W. TRIPPETT

Nil return of duties received

Requesting renewal of Magistrate'sdouble powerConcluded

Nil return of duties received

Proposed nomination of a new Postmasterat Kincumber

Reminding Colonial Secretary about request

485

486

487

for renewal of Magisterial double power 488

Depositions sent, death of T. WELLS, asplitter, aged 63 years

Nil return of duties received 489

Depositions sent, death of P. HENRY, a

sawyer, aged 30 years

Nil return of duties received

Proclomation of 16 October 1863 extendingthe provisions of the Towns Police Actto the Town of Gosford; description ofthe boundaries of the two locations ofEast Gosford and West Gosford 490Concluded 491

Nil return of duties received

To G. WADE, asking to show cause why he shouldnot be dismissed due to drunkenness 492

R. T. AULD is the only legally qualifiedMedical Practitioner in the district

Date Magistrate

- 1868 -

Nov 2 A. 0. Grant, PM

Nov 2

Dec 1

Dec 15

Dec 15

- 1869 -

Jan 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

Jan 4 A. 0. Grant, PM

Jan 7

Jan 21

Feb 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

Feb 2 A. 0. Grant, PM

Mar 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

Mar 12 A. 0. Grant, PM

Apr 5 T.C.Battley, CPS

T.C.Battley,Apr 12 Registrar

Apr 12 A. 0. Grant, PM

Bench Book III

251

No applications for Publican's Licencesfiled at Annual Licensing Meeting

Revised electoral list forwarded; 668names, 43 are non-residents

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, death of J. FARRELL(alias Jack the Loafer), at PestsFerry, Hawkesbury River

Return of local Magistrates and attendancesin Court for years 1867 and 1868Concluded

Nil return of duties received

Postponing one week's leave of absence asthere is no replacement

Publican's Licence issued to H. CAMPBELLfor "Bushmans Home", formerly knownas "Uncle Toms Cabin"

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, charge v. ASHBY forstealing money from the Prison

Nil return of duties received

Plan received of a Parish road to be openedfrom Davistown to the Gosford andKincumber Road

Nil return of duties received

T. C. BATTLEY required to attend at theColonial Secretary's Office

Nil return of duties received

Application for copies of the StandardWeights & MeasuresConcluded

Depositions sent, death of H.T.A. WATKINS,farmer's daughter, aged 16 years

Forwarding a case of convicts' indents andother records anterior to 1847

Nil return of duties received

Page Date Magistrate

- 1869 -

493 Apr 21 T.C.Battley, CPS

Apr 21

494 May 3

May 6 A. 0. Grant, PM

A. 0. Grant, PMMay L. Scott, JP

495

Jun 7 T.C.Battley, CPS

496 Jun 5 A. 0. Grant, PM

Jun 14

497 Jul 5 T .C.Battley, CPS

Jul 6 A. 0. Grant, PM

498 Aug 2 T.C.Battley, CPS

498 Aug 2

Sep 5

499 Sep 23 A. 0. Grant, PM

Oct 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

A. 0. Grant, PMOct 21 H. Hely, JP

500

Oct 21 A. 0. Grant, PM

Oct 22

501 Nov 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

Bench Book III

252

Acknowledging circular relating to the newsystem of Public Accounts to be keptby Clerks of Petty Sessions

Depositions sent, death by drowning ofJ. WOODWARD, aged 9 years

Depositions sent, case against BROWN forstealing a silver watch, &c.

Nil return of duties received

Transfer of Publican's Licence fromJ. BROWN to W. ALDRICK for "SawyersArms Inn"

Page Date Magistrate

501 Nov 9 T.C.Battley, CPS

Nov 22 A. 0. Grant

502 Nov 26 H. Hely, JP

Dec 6 T.C.Battley, CPS

503 Dec 21

- 1870 -

Nil return of duties received

Advising of non-arrival of parcel ofstores

No blankets required for distributionto Aborigines

Acknowledging receipt of the AustralianAlmanac for 1870

Nil return of duties received

Plea to appoint at least one furtherMagistrate

Nil return of duties received; requestsupply of forms

Nil return of duties received

No applications for Publican's Licencesfiled at Annual Licensing Meeting

Sending revised Electoral List: 729 names,53 are non-residents

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Transfer of Licence for "Sportsmans Arms" at

East Gosford from W. I. COULTER to James

FLETCHER

Replying to circular as to income of theBench Clerk

503 Jan 3 T.C.Battley, CPS

T.C.Battley,

504 Jan 18 CPS & L.A.

Jan 28 H. Hely, JP

Jan 28

505 Feb 7 T.C.Battley, CPS

Feb 8 H. Hely, JP

506 Mar 7 T.C.Battley, CPS

Apr 4

T.C.Battley, JP,

Apr 22 CPS

H. Hely, JP

507 Apr 30 T.C.Battley, JP

May 2 T.C.Battley, CPS

508 Jun 6

Jun 14

509 Jun 22 L. Scott, JP

Bench Book III

253

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, death by burning ofEliza COCKCROFT

Depositions sent, cave against GAVENLOCKfor larcenyConcluded

Depositions sent, death by drowning ofJ. SOMMERS, shell digger of Woy Woy

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, case against FORSTER forobtaining goods by false pretences

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Acknowledging receipt of Australian Almanacfor 1871

Page Date Magistrate

- 1870 -

509 Jul 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

Aug 1

510 Aug 20 T.C.Battley, JP

Sep 3511

Sep 6

Sep 5 T.C.Battley, CPS

T.C.Battley, JP512 Oct 3 C., C. Fagan, JP

Oct 3 T.C.Battley, CPS

513 Nov 7

Dec 5

- 1871 -

Jan 2 T.C.Battley, CPS

H. Hely, JP514 Jan 27 T.C.Battley, JP

No spirit merchants have registered premisesin the last 10 years

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Forwarding electoral list to GovernmentPrinter

Nil return of duties received

Revised electoral list for 1871-1872 sent:724 names, 49 are non-residents

No certificates granted to Publicans at theAnnual Licensing Meeting at Gosford

Nil return of duties received

Requesting supply of form letters

Depositions sent, charge against COCKCROFTfor cutting and wounding

Nil return of duties received

Feb 17 T.C.Battley, CPS

Feb 6

515 Mar 6

Mar 10 T.C.Battley, JP

516 Apr 3 T.C.Battley, CPS

Apr 21

517 Apr 21

May 1

May 1

H. Hely, JP518 May 9 T.C.Battley, JP

Jun 5 T.C.Battley, CPS

Bench Book III

254

Page

Advising that J. HARRISON left the districtin 1863; Coroner's duties performedby resident Magistrates 518Concluded 519

Nil return of duties received

Recommending J. CAMERON as Postmaster forBlue Gum Flat

Application for WALLBRIDGE children to beadmitted to Destitute Children'sAsylum at Randwick

Requesting permission to allow WALLBRIDGEchildren to enter AsylumConcluded

519

520

521

Nil return of duties received

W. WAMSLEY appointed Postmaster at Blue GumFlat; seeking relocation of Post Office 522

Nil return of duties received 523

Depositions sent, death of A. A. ROSS,aged 34 months

Will proceed to Sydney to take Coroner'sOath

Inquiry into death of R. BURNS of Kincumber 524

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Transfer of Publican's Licence from W.ALDRICKto J. BROWN for "Sawyers Arms Inn" 525

No blankets required for distribution toAborigines, 14 on hand; 7 Aboriginesin the District

Nil return of duties received 526

Woman, apparently of unsound mind, committedfor medical attendance in Sydney

Female prisoner committed to take her trialin Sydney [ no name in margin]

Nil return of duties received

527

Date Magistrate

- 1871

H. Hely, JPJun 22 T.C.Battley, JP

Jul 3 T.C.Battley, CPS

H. Hely, JP

Jul 11 T.C.Battley, JP

Jul 17

Aug 1

Aug 7

Aug 9

Sep 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

Sep 20 C. T. Weaver, PM

Sep 26

Sep 29 T. Weaver, JP

Oct 2 T. Battley, CPS

Nov 6 T.C.Battley, CPS

Nov 21

C. T. Weaver, PM

Nov 27 T.C.Battley, JP

Dec 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

C. T. Weaver, PM

Dec 15 H. Hely, JP

Dec 15 C. T. Weaver, PM

- 1872

Jan 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

Bench Book III

255

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

No Certificates granted to Publicansat Annual Licensing Meeting

Revised Electoral List sent: 747 names,49 are non-residents

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, death of I. COLE

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, death of J.E. FULLER,aged 2 years

Nil return of duties received

No need to appoint a special MiningRegistrar

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Page Date Magistrate

- 1872 -

527 Feb 5 T.C.Battley, CPS

528 Mar 4

Apr 1

Apr 16

529 Apr 25

May 6

530 May 28 C. C. Fagan, JP

Jun 3 T.C.Battley, CPS

Jul 1

531 Aug 5

Sep 2

Sep 20 C. C. Fagan, JP

532 Oct 7 T.C.Battley, CPS

Oct 23 C. T. Weaver, PM

Nov 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

533 Dec 2

- 1873 -

Nil return of duties received

Sending amended statistical return

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

No Certificiates granted to Publicansat Annual Licensing Meeting

Revised Electoral List sent: 695 names,59 are non-residents

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received; requestfor supply of forms

Jan 6

Jan 14 C. T. Weaver, PMT.C.Battley, JP

Feb 3 T.C.Battley, CPS

534 Mar 3

Apr 7

Apr 15

535 Apr 25

May 5

Jun 2

536 Jul 7

Bench Book III

256

Nil return of duties received

Commenced duties of Police Magistratethis morning

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

S. J. ROBINSON and G. OXLEY, abscondingapprentices from Williams River,apprehended locally

Nil return of duties received

Thirteen blankets required fordistribution to Aborigines

Nil return of duties received

No Certificates granted to Publicansat Annual Licensing Meeting

Sending revised Electoral List: 658 names,55 are non-residents

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Nil return of duties received

Depositions sent, charge against HITCHCOCK,assault on a child under the age of 10

[END OF THIS REGISTER]

Aug 3

Sep 7

Sep 15 H.S.Elliott, PM

[Note on last page: "Continued New Book 29 Sept 1874". No new bookis known to exist.]

Page Date Magistrate

- 1873 -

536 Aug 4 T.C.Battley, CPS

Aug 25 H.S.Elliott, PM

537 Sep 1 T.C.Battley, CPS

Oct 6

Nov 3

538 Dec 4

- 1874 -

Jan 5

Feb 2

H.S.Elliott, JPFeb 19 T.C.Battley, JP

539 Mar 2 T.C.Battley, CPS

H.S.Elliott, PMMar 5 T.C.Battley, JP

Apr 6 T.C.Battley, CPS

Apr 21

540 Apr 23

May 4

Jun 1

[Last Jul 6Page]

Bench Book III

TABLE OF CONTENTS

BtL.obane Water Deposition Book I

Page-6 ,nom .thL4 Reg.i.a.tvc atepteeeded by the eymbot "CC1" inthe Index o, Namea.

259

DEPOSITION BOOK I 290 pages

Page Date Magistrate

- 1836 -

Enquiry, death , Sarah RICHARDScontinued pp. 2,3,4

Depositions , John MOORE , of Avoca,charge of cattle stealingcontinued pp. 5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,17,18 , 19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,31 , 32,33,34,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,44,45,46,47,48 , 49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57 , 58,59,60,61 , 62,63,64,65,66,67

1 Oct 17 A. T. Faunce

4 Oct 19 A. T. Faunce

Depositions , R. RHODES, breach of contract 67 Nov 17 A . T. Fauncewith E. KELLYcontinued pp. 68,69,70,71

Depositions, R. CAPE against W. BEAN, of 71 Nov 14 A. T. Fauncefalse oath; continued pp. 72,73,74

Deposition , W. BRAMBLE , contempt of Court 74 Oct 23 J. Warnercontinued p. 75 [1835]

Depositions , R. SCOTT, Chief Constable , 75 Dec 30 A . T. Fauncedereliction of dutycontinued p. 76

1837 -

Depositions , case against BEAN, cattle 76 Jan 3 A. T. Fauncestealing ; continued pp. 77,78,79,80,81,82,83,84 , 85,86,87,88For the defence : pp. 88,89

Depositions , Rex v. DONNISON & BEAN, cattle 90 Jan 4 A. T . Fauncestealing ; continued pp. 91,92,93,94,95,96,97,98 , 99,100,101 , 102,103,104,105,106,107,108 , 109,110,111,112,113,114,115,116,117,118 , 119,120,121 , 122,123,124,125,126,127,128 , 129,130,131,132,133

Deposition by H. DONNISON , re W. BRAMBLE 133 Oct 23 J. Warnercontempt of Court [same as already [1835]entered p . 74]; continued p. 134

Enquiry, death , R. TIFFIN of Mangrove Creek 135 Jan 21 A. T. Fauncecontinued p. 136

260

Depositions , C. TUCKER, theft of pigcontinued pp. 143,144

Enquiry, death , A. KEMP, Mangrove Creekcontinued p. 146

Enquiry, death, Abraham, a black nativecontinued p. 148

Depositions, J. LOURY, illicit spiritsellingcontinued pp. 150,151,152,153,154

Surrendering of BRAMBLE, wanted forcattle stealing

J. SIDOLI, claim of £5 from C. CHAPMAN

D. GLEESON, claim of £4/7/6 from CHAPMAN

Enquiry, death, A. SPRING, TOL holdercontinued pp. 157,158

Enquiry, death, M. SOUNDS, free byservitudecontinued pp. 160,161,162,163

Depositions, J. TAAFFE, suspicion ofbeing a runawaycontinued pp. 164,165,166

Depositions, J. WOOD, stealingcontinued pp. 168,169,170

Depositions , E. KELLY trespass of cattle

continued pp. 171,172,173,174,175,176

Enquiry, death, G. MULHALL

continued pp. 177,178

Depositions, W. BEALEY, forgeryconcluded p. 180

Depositions, D. HIGGINS, sale of stolenrum; continued pp. 181,182,183,184

Enquiry, death, J. BAKER, a prisonercontinued pp. 186,187

Page Date Magistrates

- 1838 -

142 Aug 31 A. HoldenH. Donnison

145 Aug 27 A. Holden

147 Sep 9 A. Holden

149 Oct 2 A. HoldenH. Donnison

Aug 3[A loose sheet]

- 1839 -

155 Apr 19 A. Holden

155 Apr 19 A. Holden

156 Jul 2 A. Holden

159 Oct 7 A. Holden

163 Oct 14 A. Holden

167 Dec 14 A. Holden

- 1840 -

170 Feb 12 A. Holden

176 Feb 21 A. Holden

179 Jul 21 A. Holden

180 Sep 25 A. HoldenG. K. Mann

185 Nov 3 A. Holden

Deposition Book I

261

Page Date Magistrate

- 1840 -

Depositions, J. MINTON & W. FLOOD, theft 188 Nov 6 G. K. Manncontinued pp. 189,190,191 A. Holden

Enquiry, deaths, J. CAMPBELL & P. SHORTILL 191 Dec 28 A. Holdenconcluded p. 192 H. Donnison

G. K. Mann

- 1841 -

Depositions, A. E. CAMPBELL, unlawful sale 194 Jan 26 H. Donnisonof spirits G. K. Manncontinued pp. 195,196,197,198,199

Depositions, S. HARRIS, assault on E. HELY 199 Jan 2 A. Holdencontinued pp. 200,201,202,203

Enquiry, death, E. W. JONES 204 Feb 12 A. Holdencontinued pp. 205,206,207

Depositions, M. &. E. WELSH, robbery 207 Mar 30 A. Holdencontinued pp. 208,209,210 H. Donnison

G. K. Mann

Depositions, Capt. STEVENS, assault 210 Apr 12 A. Holdencontinued pp. 211,212

Depositions, R. & M. A. J. FORSEY and 213 Jun 18 A. HoldenF. LOWRY, theft; carried to p. 223continued p. 214, carried to pp. 224,225,226,227,228,229,230,231,232

Enquiry, death, W. HUNT, infant 215 Apr 10 A. Holdencontinued pp. 216,217,218,219,220

Depositions, J. CLIFFE, aiding and abetting 220 Jun 1 A. Holdena prisoner to resist arrest G. K. Manncontinued pp. 221,222

Depositions, GEE, DENNY, WARNER and others, 233 Jun 20 G. K. Manncattle stealing; continued pp. 234,235,236,237,238,239,240,241,242,243,244,245,246

Depositions, Maltby SMITH, robbery 246 Jul 19 A. Holdencontinued pp. 247,248,249,250,251

Queen v. DENNY, additional evidence 251 Oct 18 A. Holdenconcluded p. 252

Enquiry, death, A. H. CLARKE 253 Nov 9 A. Holdenconcluded p. 254

Depositions, T. WHOOTTON & M. CRAWLEY, 255 Jul 12 A. Holdenstealing moneycontinued pp. 256,257,258,259,260,261,262

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

BANane AM Depozition Book 11

Pagea b'om thi.4 Reg.is.tvx arepreceded by the eymboL "CC2" Lnthe Index of Name3.

265

DEPOSITION BOOK II 357 pages

Page Date Magistrate

- 1841 -

Enquiry, death, J. McQUILLAN, TOL holderpilot; continued pp. 2,3,4,5

Depositions , M. PARTRIDGE , subornation ofperjury; concluded p. 7

Queen v. M. PARTRIDGE, additional evidencecontinued pp. 9,10,11,12

Enquiry, death , M. A. GILLIGAN , a childcontinued pp. 14,15

Depositions , CLARKE & BRYAN, shingles theftcontinued pp. 17,18,19 , 20,21,22,23

Enquiry, supposed death of E . WHARTON,prisoner ; continued pp. 25,26,27

Queen v. PARTRIDGE , additional evidence

Depositions , W. SMITH & J. WHELAN, theftcontinued pp. 30,31,32,33

Depositions , H. KELLY, S. RYAN & T. TAYLOR,robbery; continued pp.35,36,37,38,39,40

Depositions , J. & M. BRENNAN & M. THRELFAL,resisting arrest; continued pp. 42,43

Depositions , P. RYAN, releasing a prisonerfrom a constable ; concluded p. 45

Depositions , T. WANDLE, suspicion of felonycontinued pp. 47,48,49,50,51

Depositions, T. & M. WANDLE/WARDLE,re-examination ; concluded p. 53

Depositions , McBRIDE & B . DONNELLY, larcenycontinued pp. 55, 56

Depositions , B. DONNELLY, escape fromcustody

Depositions , M. LOUISE, threat to Rev.C. COGHLAN; concluded p. 59

1 Jul 26 A. Holden

6 Oct 9 G. K. MannH. Donnison

8 Nov 19 A. HoldenH. Donnison

13 Dec 3 A. Holden

16 Dec 20 A. HoldenG. K. Mann

24 Dec 26 A. Holden

- 1842 -

28 Jan 17 A . Holden

29 Aug 23 A . Holden

- 1843 -

34 Jan 5 D. DunlopA. Holden

41 Feb 2 A. HoldenH. Donnison

44 Feb 3 H. Donnison

46 Feb 28 H . DonnisonA. Holden

52 Mar 6 A. HoldenH. Donnison

54 Jun 12 A. HoldenA. Osborne

57 Sep 28 A . Holden

58 Oct 6 A. Holden

266

Depositions, J. EGGLETON, larcenycontinued pp. 61,62,63,64,65,66,67

Depositions, R. CRAWFORD, assault uponB. CORLIS; continued pp.69,70,71,72,73

Depositions, A. SIDEBOTTOM, suspicion of

felony; continued pp. 75,76,77,78,

79,80,81,82,83,84,85,86,87

Depositions, J. CRAWLEY, assault upon

M. SMITH; concluded p. 89

Depositions, J. WILSON, dishonest timberdealing; continued pp. 91,92,93,94,95

Page Date Magistrate

- 1844 -

60 Apr 22 H. Donnison

68 Nov 29 H. Donnison

74 Dec 4 H. Donnison

B. Horsbrugh

88 Dec 26 A. Osborne

B. Horsbrugh

- 1845 -

90 Aug 5 H. DonnisonJ. Moore

- 1846 -

Depositions, J. STOCKDALE, theft 96 May 15 H. Donnisoncontinued pp. 97,98,99,100,101,102 J. Moore

B. Horsbrugh

Depositions, F. JARDINE, assault upon Chief 103 May 18 B. Horsbrugh

Constable; concluded p. 105 J. Moore

Depositions, J. EGGLETON,.cattle stealing 106 May 31 H. Donnisoncontinued pp. 107,108,109,110,111,112,113,114,115,116,117,118,119,120

Depositions, D. CROSS, stealing a heifer 121 Jun 26 H. Donnisoncontinued pp. 122,123,124,125,126, A. Osborne127,128,129,130,131,132

J. EGGLETON, additional evidence requested 133 Jul 3 H. Donnisonconcluded p. 134

Depositions, A. MURDOCK, &c., aggravated 134 Aug 21 H. Donnisonassault on PARKES, THOMPSON, &c. J. Moorecontinued pp. 135,136,137,138,139,140,141,142,143,144

Depositions, J. WHITE, theft of palings 145 Sep 22 H. Donnisoncontinued pp. 146,147,148,149,150, A. Osborne151,152 B. Horsbrugh

Depositions, E. ROBERTSON, theft of 153 Dec 2 J. Mooretrowsers; concluded p. 154

Depositions, D. & R. HUGHES, suspicion of 155 Nov 25 B. Horsbrughlarceny; continued pp.156,157,158,159 J. Moore

Depositions, E. ROBERTSON, false pretences 160 Dec 2 H. Donnisonconcluded p. 161 J. Moore

Deposition Book II

267

Depositions, J. HOWARD, suspicion oflarceny; concluded p. 163

Warrent issued, P. HOGAN, theftcontinued pp. 165,166

Depositions, P. HOGAN, theftcontinued pp. 168,169

Depositions , F. PRICE & T. GAMESTER, falsepretences; continued pp. 171,172,173

Depositions, W. TARRENT/TARRAND,fraudulent sales of timber,concluded p. 174

Depositions, J. FREDERICKS, perjury in,preceding case; continued pp. 175,176,177,178,179

Depositions, J. HENNESSEY, assaultcontinued pp. 181,182,183,184

Depositions, P. MURPHY, theft of maizecorn; continued pp. 186,187,188,189

Depositions, W. BRENNAN, F. FORRESTER,W. ROBINSON, suspicion of felonycontinued pp. 191,192,193,194,195,196,197,198,199,200,201

Enquiry, death, J.HART, shipowner, drownedcontinued pp. 203,204,205

Page Date Magistrate

- 1847 -

162 Apr 28 H. DonnisonJ. Moore

164 Feb 26 J. MooreH. DonnisonB. Horsbrugh

167 May 13 J. MooreH. DonnisonB. Horsbrugh

170 Nov 25 J. Moore

B. Horsbrugh

- 1848 -

173 Jul 13 B. Horsbrugh

174 Jul 13 A. Osborne

B. Horsbrugh

- 1849 -

180 May 21 A. OsborneJ. Moore

185 Jul 19 J. Moore

190 Nov 15 J. MooreA. Osborne

J. Harrison

H. Hely

202 Nov 30 H. Hely

1850

Depositions, W. ROBINSON, obtaining money 205 Mar 4 H. Helyby false pretences; continued pp. 206, J. Moore207,208,209,210,211 J. Harrison

Depositions, S. HOWELL & M. CONDEN, 211 Apr 4 H. Helysuspicion of larceny J. Harrisoncontinued pp. 212,213,214,215,216, A. Osborne217,218,219,220 J. Moore

Deposition Book II

268

Depositions, R. McFARLANE, alias CADBY,theft of bridlecontinued pp. 222,223,224,225

Depositions, G. STOCKDALE, perjury. continued pp. 226,227,228,229

Depositions, J. GERALD, theftcontinued pp. 230,231,232,233

Page Date Magistrate

- 1850 -

221 May 30 J. MooreJ. HarrisonH. Hely

225 Sep 19 A. Osborne

J. Moore

229 Oct 22 H. Hely

Depositions , J. ROBERTS, assault 233 Mar 27 J. S. DOWLINGcontinued pp. 234,235,236,237, H. Hely

238,239 A. OsborneJ. Harrison

Depositions, R. BARTLETT, suspicion of 240 Apr 19 J. Moore

larceny; continued pp. 241,242,243,244

Depositions , J. BROWN, stealingcontinued pp. 246,247,248,249,250,251,252,253,254

245 May 12 H. Hely

Enquiry, sudden death, E. THOMSETT, farmer 255 Aug 8 A. Osborne

concluded p. 256

Enquiry, sudden death, A. OSBORNE Esq. JP 257 Nov 29 J. Harrison

continued pp. 256,257,258,259,260,261,262,263,264

Enquiry, death, J. WOOLLEY, drowned 264 Dec 26 J. Harrison

continued pp. 265, 266

- 1852 -

Depositions, W. HELPS, M. GRADY & J. DEAVES, 267 Jan 20 J. Harrisonburglary and robbery; continued pp.268,269,270,271,272,273,274,275

Enquiry, death, M. BONLIN, laborer 276 Apr 5 J. Moore

concluded p. 277

Enquiry, death, J. CASEY, prisoner 278 Jun 27 J. Harrison

concluded p. 279

Enquiry, death, A. HARVEY, prisoner 279 Jun 27 J. Harrison

concluded p. 280

Examination on death of two unknownfemales; concluded p. 282

281 Jun 27 J. Harrison

Deposition Book II

269

Page Date Magistrate

- 1852 -

Enquiry, death, "KEACH", a Chinaman 282 Jun 27 J. Harrisonconcluded p. 283

Enquiry, death, "SOE", a Chinaman 284 Jun 28 J. Harrisonconcluded p. 285

Amended deposition, identity of HARVEY 285 Jul 14 J. Harrisonappearing on page 279concluded p. 286

- 1853 -

Depositions, BENNISON, assault and wounding 287 Mar 20 J. Harrisoncontinued pp. 288,289,290,291,292

Enquiry, death, W. JOHNSON 293 May 26 J. Harrison

Depositions, P. SCAYSBROOK, false pretences 294 Sep 8 H. Helycontinued pp. 295,296,297,298

Enquiry, death, J. FOLKEScontinued pp. 300,301,30,2

299 Oct 31 J. Harrison

Enquiry, death, F. FORRESTER 302 Nov 2 J. Harrisoncontinued pp. 303,304 B. Horsbrugh

- 1854 -

Enquiry, death, T. FRENCH of Mangrove

Depositions, W. HIBBS, false pretencescontinued pp. 307,308,309,310,311

Enquiry, suspicious death, E. GRANTcontinued pp. 313,314,315,316

Depositions, E. LOWRY, laborer, stealingcontinued pp. 317,318,319,320

Depositions, P. MALONEY, stealing moneycontinued pp. 321,322,323,324,325,326,327,328,329,330,331

Depositions, R. CLARKSON & H. SEYMOUR,malicious shootingcontinued pp. 335,336,337,338,339,340,341,342,343

Enquiry, drowning of Father J. HEALEYcontinued pp. 345,346,347

305 Feb 16 J. Harrison

306 Feb 27 J. HarrisonJ. Moore

312 May 23 H. Hely

316 May 24 H. Hely

320 Jul 6 H. HelyJ. Harrison

334 Sep 7 J . HarrisonJ. MooreB. Horsbrugh

344 Nov 8 J. HarrisonJ. Moore

Deposition Book II

270

Depositions, apprehension and shootingof J. HENNESSEYcontinued pp. 349,350,351,352,353,

354,355

Enquiry, death, J. DONOVAN, drownedcontinued p. 357

[End of Register]

Page Date Magistrate

- 1855 -

348 Jun 6 J. MooreB. Horsbrugh

J. A. OsborneJ. Harrison

356 Aug 23 B. Horsbrugh

Deposition Book II

TABLE OF CONTENTS

BaLobane Watea DepoAtion Book III

Pagea Qom .thL4 RegL6.tex atepneceded by the Symbol "CC3" inthe Index o6 Namea.

273

DEPOSITION BOOK III

Enquiry, death, J. LAUGHTON, discharge of guncontinued pp. 2,3,4

404 pages

Page Date Magistrate

- 1855 -

1 Dec 20 J. Harrison

- 1856 -

J. COYNE, suspicion of larceny, chainscontinued pp. 6,7,8,9,10,11,12

Enquiry, death, H. DANVISconcluded p.14

SCHEFFERMULLER, stealing from a hutcontinued pp. 16,17

Death by drowning, infant G. HUMPHREYSconcluded p.19

WATSON for assault, J. DICKSONcontinued pp. 21,22(missing),23,24

Deposition: death of David ALLANconcluded p.25

Enquiry, body of A. FLEMING found drownedconcluded p.26

Enquiry, death, M. A. MOFFIT, drowningconcluded p.27

Enquiry, death of 2 fishermen, Tuggerah Beach

Enquiry, sudden death of G. DOEL, butchercontinued pp. 30,31,32

JEMMY, aboriginal native, suspicion theftcontinued pp. 34,35,36

5 Apr 8 E.H. HargravesJ. HarrisonJ. Moore

J.A. Osborne

13 Jul 17 J . Harrison

15 Oct 1 J. Harrison

- 1857 =

18 Sep 25 B . Horsbrugh

20 Dec 23 B. Horsbrugh

- 1858 -

24 May 21 B. Horsbrugh

25 Jun 4 B. Horsbrugh

26 Jun 7 J. Harrison

28 Jul 27 J. Harrison

29 Sep 7 B. Horsbrugh

33 Oct 27 W. NunnA. OsborneB. HorsbrughJ. M. Lette

Enquiry, death, E. GIBBS, seaman , "Uncle Tom" 37 Nov 2 J. Harrison

- 1859 -

EMMERSON for assault, M. J. BOWLES 38 Jul 13 J. Harrisoncontinued pp. 39,40,41,42 B. Horsbrugh

W. NunnJ. A. Osborne

274

Enquiry, death, E. F. BENGER, 7 or 8 yearsconcluded p.45

Death, house fire, B. CARNEY, 7 years oldconcluded p.46

Deposition, body found at Tuggerah

Enquiry, death, S. TOMKINS, run overcontinued pp. 48,49,50,51

T. MORGAN, stealing money from E. SMITHcontinued pp. 53,54,55,56

G. KNIGHT, suspicion of Felony, theftcontinued pp. 58,59,60,61,62,63,

64,65,66,67,68

E. J. HARGRAVES, wilfully killing a marecontinued pp. 70,71,72,73,74,75,76

Depositions, witnesses re missing cattlecontinued pp. 78,79,80,81,82,83,84,

85,86,87

J. FREEMAN, J. FREEMAN Jnr., statement

Enquiry, death, D. OWENS, found in bush

continued pp. 90,91

Enquiry, death, M. BLACKFORD, fall of treecontinued pp. 92,93,94

Enquiry, woman's body found in creekconcluded p.96

Circumstances of the death of Sarah RYANcontinued pp. 97,98,99,100

Enquiry, death, D. BENNISON, of Webbs Reefcontinued pp. 101,102

W. DEVENPORT, assault, M. A. BUTLERcontinued pp. 104,105,106,107,108,

109,110

Page Date Magistrate

- 1859 -

44 Sep 2 J. Harrison

45 Nov 28 J. Harrison

- 1860 -

47 Jan 22 B. Horsbrugh

47 May 30 H. Hely

52 Jul 5 H. HelyJ. HarrisonB. HorsbrughW. Nunn

- 1861 -

57 Jan 24 E. H. HargravesH. HelyJ. Harrison

69 Feb 14 J. HarrisonH. Hely

77 Apr 4 J. HarrisonH. Hely

88

89 Jun 5 J. Harrison

91 Jul 26 J. A. Osborne

95 Oct 17 J. Harrison

96 J. Harrison

100 Dec 17 J. Harrison

103 Dec 27 W. J. Nunn

H. HelyJ. HarrisonL. Scott

Deposition Book III

275

Page Date Magistrate

- 1862 -

Death, A. WHITE, blacksmithcontinued pp. 111,112,113,114

W. J. NUNN, compounding felonycontinued pp. 115,116,117,118,119,120,121,122,123,124,125,126,127,128,129,130,131,132

L. SCOTT, arson, burning a bridgecontinued pp. 134,135,136,137,138,139,140,141,142,143,144,145,146,147,148,149

Agreement , TOMLINSON & JOLLY, re timber onSTOCKDALE'spp. 150,151,152,153,154,155

TOMLINSON, perjury, breach of contractcontinued pp. 156,157,158,159,160,161,162,163,164,165,166

110 Feb 17 H. Hely

114 Mar 10 J. HarrisonJ. A. OsborneL. ScottE. H. Hargraves

133 Mar 27 J. HarrisonH. HelyE. H. HargravesW. J. Nunn

155 Mar 28 J. HarrisonH. HelyE. H. HargravesW. J. Nunn

Adjourned, difference of opinion on Benchcontinued pp. 167,168,169,170

Statement of the accusedconcluded p.172

Enquiry, death by burns, A. MALONE, aged 13concluded p.173

T. BROWN, violent assaultcontinued pp. 175,176,177,178,179,180

166 Mar 6 J. HarrisonJ. A. OsborneH. Hely

171 Mar 28

172 Jun 10 J. A. Osborne

174 Sep 18 L. ScottJ. HarrisonH. Hely

- 1863 -

Enquiry, sudden death, G. SMITH, a sawyercontinued pp. 182,183

Enquiry, death, T. RILEY, farmer of Woy Woyconcluded p.185

Enquiry, death, J. DEAVES, of Cournabongcontinued pp. 187,188

Enquiry, death, R. FRAZER, gunshot woundscontinued pp. 190,191,192

181 May 6 B. Horsbrugh

184 May 11 B. Horsbrugh

186 Jul 20 B. Horsbrugh

189 Aug 24 B. Horsbrugh

Deposition Book III

276

Page Date Magistrate

- 1863 -

Enquiry, unknown body, Hawkesbury River 192 Sep 27 B. Horsbrughcontinued pp. 193,194

Enquiry, death, T. FORD, labourercontinued pp. 196,197

Enquiry, death, W. MUDDLE, sawyerconcluded p.199

195 Nov 9 B. Horsbrugh

198 Dec 3 B. Horsbrugh

Decomposed female body found Berowra Creek 200 Dec 17 B. Horsbrughcontinued pp. 201,202

- 1864 -

Death, C. DAVIS, aged 3, scalding brine 202 Jan 8 B. Horsbrughconcluded p.203

Enquiry, death, W. POINTER, infant, drowning 204 Mar 25 B. Horsbrughcontinued pp. 205,206

J. BLAKE, assault with intent

continued pp. 207,208 , 209,210,211,212206 May 23 B. Horsbrugh

D. BERRY, bigamy, E. JARRETT & E. MILLARD 213 Jun 16 B. Horsbrughcontinued pp. 214,215,216,217,218

Enquiry, death, MILES, infantconcluded p.220

J. Moore

219 Jun 18 B. Horsbrugh

Enquiry, death, A. D. GREGORY, infant, scald 221 Jul 18 J. Moore

concluded p. 222

Enquiry, death, E. CLARE (blind), suffocation 223

Enquiry, death, T. CALLON, fisherman, burns 225

Investigation, death, A. MARCHANT 226

continued pp. 227,228

Aug 11

Aug 18

Sep 6

Enquiry, death, D. JOSEPH, Mariner, drowned 228 Dec 4concluded p.229

Enquiry, death, body found with JOSEPH 230 Dec 4concluded p.231

Enquiry, death, J. WEAKLEY, child, Mangrove 231 Dec 5

B. Horsbrugh

B. Horsbrugh

L. Scott

- 1865 -

Deposition, J. HANFORD, wounding bullocks 233 Feb 1 B. Horsbrughcontinued pp. 234,235,236,237,238,239, H. Hely240 L. Scott

Deposition Book III

277

Page Date Magistrate

- 1865 -

Deposition, T. COBB for assault, intent 241 Mar 1 B. Horsbrughto rob; continued pp. 242,243,244,245, 246

Enquiry, death, M. MADDEN, drowning 247 Jul 1 B. Horsbrughcontinued pp. 248,249,250,251,252,253

Enquiry, death, J. DAWKINS, laborer 254 Sep 2 B. Horsbrughconcluded p. 255

Depositions, M. FRAZER, perjury 256 Sep 8 B. Horsbrughcontinued pp. 257,258,259,260,261, W. Nunn262,263

Enquiry, death, J. ARMYTAGE, drowned 264 Oct 8 B. Horsbrughconcluded p. 265

Enquiry, death, W. DEAVES, aged 16, drowned 265 Oct 8 B. Horsbrughcontinued pp. 266,267

Enquiry, death, Mrs. FAGAN, B. GILLIGAN, 267 Dec 6 B. HorsbrughM. FAGAN, poisoningcontinued pp. 268,269,270, 271, 272,273,274,275

Deposition, E. MOULDING, stealing in a 276 Dec 7 B. Horsbrughdwelling house W. Nunncontinued pp. 277,278,279,280,281,282, L. Scott283,284,285,286

- 1866 -

Enquiry, death, F. BRAMWELL, fits 286 Jan 10 B. Horsbrughcontinued pp. 287,288,289

Enquiry, death, H. CALLAN, fall of branches 289 Jan 11concluded p. 290

Enquiry, death, R. HOUSTON, heart complaint 291 Mar 12continued pp. 292,293

Enquiry, death, H. WORLEY, heart complaint 294 Jul 2continued pp. 295,296, 297

Death, W. ROBERTSON, drowning, unsound mind 297 Sep 24continued pp. 298,299,300,301,302

B. Horsbrugh

B. Horsbrugh

B. Horsbrugh

B. Horsbrugh

Enquiry, death, E. JONES, rolling of log 302 Sep 29 B. Horsbrughcontinued pp. 303,304

Depositions, J. FREEMAN Jnr., perjury 304 Oct 17 L. Scottcontinued pp. 305,306,307,308,309,310,311

Enquiry, death, J.PEMBERTON, bullock driver 311 Nov 17 L. Scottcontinued pp. 312,313

Deposition Book III

278

Page Date Magistrate

- 1867 -

Death, drowning, A. COX, aged 5, Veteran 313 May 8 A. 0. GrantHall; continued pp. 314,315

Enquiry, death, C. L. SAMPSON, aged 10, 316 Jun 4 A. 0. Grantdrowned; concluded p.317

Enquiry, death, J. TOBIN, farmer, of Yarra- 317 Aug 21 L. Scott

malong; continued pp. 318,319

Enquiry, death, M. A. WATKINS, aged 7, of 319 Sep 19 A. 0. GrantMangrove Creek; continued pp. 320,321

Depositions, C. BROWN, larceny 322 Sep 30 A. 0. Grantcontinued pp. 323,324,325,326,327

Enquiry, death, G. FROST, of Norahville 328 Dec 3 A. 0. Grantcontinued pp. 329,330

- 1868 -

Enquiry, death, E. S. FORRESTER of Wamberal 330 Jan 14 A. 0. Grantcontinued pp. 331,332,333

Deaths, J. HARDY, J. HARDY Jnr., drowned 333 Feb 2 A. 0. Grantconcluded p. 334

Death, S. HARDY, accidental drowning 334 Feb 4 A. 0. Grantcontinued pp. 335,336

Enquiry, body unknown man drowned, wreck 336 Feb 26 A. 0. Grant"E3pe,zanza";continued pp. 337,338

G. GREER, alias W. TRIPPETT, self-inflicted 338 Nov 27 A. 0. Grant

gun-shot; continued pp. 339,340

- 1869

Enquiry, death, T. WELLS, visitation of God 341 Jan 19 A. 0. Grant

continued pp. 342,343

Enquiry, death, P. HENRY, natural causes 343 Jan 30 A. 0. Grant

continued pp. 344,345,346,347

Enquiry, death, J. FARRELL, Jack the Loafer 347 May 1 A. 0. Grant

concluded p. 348

Depositions, C. ASHBY, theft from W. SMITH 349 Jul 2 A. 0. Grant

continued pp. 350,351,352

Enquiry, death, H. T. WATKINS, aged 16, of 352 Oct 18 A. 0. GrantWamberal; continued pp. 353,354,355,356

Death, J. WOODWARD, aged 9, of Kincumber 356 Nov 21 A. 0. Grant

concluded p. 357

Depositions, G. BROWN, stealing a watch 358 Nov 23 H. Hely

continued pp. 359,360

Deposition Book III

279

Page Date Magistrate

- 1870 -

Enquiry, death, E. COCKCROFT, 11, burns 361 Aug 19 T. C. Battleyconcluded p. 362

Depositions, F. GAVENLOCK, larceny 363 Sep 1 T. C. Battleycontinued pp. 364,365,366,367,368

Enquiry, death, J. SOMMER of Woy Woy, 369 Sep 5 T. C. Battleydrowning; continued pp. 370,371

Depositions, R. FORSTER, false pretences 372 Sep 13 T. C. Battleycontinued pp. 373,374,375,376,377,378 C. C. Fagan

- 1871 -

Depositions, COCKCROFT, stabbing E. WAMSLEY 379 Apr 24 H. Helycontinued pp. 380,381,382,383,384,385, T. C. Battley386,387

Enquiry, death, A. A. ROSS, 4, of Kincumber, 387 Sep 18 C. T. Weaverburns; continued pp. 388,389

Enquiry, death, R. BURNS, of Kincumber 391 Sep 28 C. T. Weavercontinued pp. 392,393

Depositions, C. BROWN, stealing from 395 Dec 15 H. HelyS. THORPE; continued pp.396,397,398,399 C. T. Weaver

- 1872 -

Enquiry, death, I. COLE, tree falling 399 May 22 C. C. Fagancontinued pp. 400,401

Enquiry, death, J. E. FULLER, infant of 402 Sep 9 C. C. FaganLake Macquarie; concluded p. 403

Deposition Book III

INDEX OF NAMES

o6 at pen4on3 mentionedin BkL4bane water Bench Books

and Count Caaea1826 .to 1874:

• Tichetb o6 Leave t QuantenkyRetunnh

• Tickets o6 Leave & QuaatettyRe-tunno (Conaeapondence)

• Police Mag.L4.tnateReg.i,3 .tenh I, II & 111

Bn.v66ane waterDepoa.iti.on Booha 1, II 9 111

283

INTRODUCTION TO THE COMBINED INDEX OF NAMES

The following index of names has been compiled from sevenindividual indexes prepared for each of the Brisbane WaterMagistrates' Registers. The combined index contains some4,000 name entries which give many thousands of referencesto the seven registers.

The names have been entered in this index as they appear inthe records with the variations in spelling, if any, and theprefixes we have found. Distinct entries are shown forMULHALL J.; MULHALL J°.; MULHALL John; or plain MULHALL.DONNISON may be DONNISON Mr.; DONNISON H.; DONNISON Hy.;DONNISON Henry; or plain DONNISON.

We could not afford to make enquiries in each case to reducethe diversity into a standard individual heading. We leaveit to whoever is studying FLETCHER to decide if J. FLETCHERrefers to James or to John FLETCHER, the senior or the junior!

The time span covered is from 1826 to 1874, two years shortof half a century.

Registers' Symbols:

The reader is referred to page numbers in each individualregister preceded by a register symbol. The explanation ofthese symbols is set out below.

Joan Fenton.Gosford District Local History

Study Group.

REGISTER YEARS COVERED INDEX CODE PAGES

TICKETS OF LEAVE, RETURNS & c. 1826-1831 FIRST PART : TLC 393

TICKETS OF LEAVE, RETURNS &c. 1833-1840 SECOND PART: TLM 148

BENCH BOOKS : LETTERS I 1835-1838 BB1 284

BENCH BOOKS : LETTERS II 1838-1846 B82 528

BENCH BOOKS : LETTERS III 1846-1874 BB3 540

COURT CASES: DEPOSITIONS I 1836-1842 CC1 290

COURT CASES : DEPOSITIONS II 1841-1855 CC2 357

COURT CASES: DEPOSITIONS III 1855-1872 CC3 404

284

AABRAHAM

BB2:29/30"Abraham"

CC1:147TLC:130/1, 195, 247TLM:89

"Abrahams"BB1:18, 21TLM:56

ACRESCC1:116

ACRES Mr.CC1:76, 85

ADJUTANT RobertBB2:262

AINSWORTHCC2:142

AINSWORTH ThomasCC1:262

AINSWORTH WilliamBB3:45, 47CC2:138/41, 144

ALCOCK PeterBB3:101, 117, 148, 155

ALCORN Mr.BB2:455

ALDRICK WilliamBB3:503, 525

ALEXANDERBB3:79/81

ALEXANDER JamesTLC:18, 20, 122

"Alfred"CC2:236

"A lick"CC2:209, 233/4

ALLAN DanielBB3:291

ALLAN DavidBB3:248CC3:24

ALLCOCKBB1:242CC1:147

ALLCOCK PeterCC1:148TLC:20, 252

ALLEN CharlesBB2:451

ALLEN HenryCC3:355

ALLFOURS PaddyBB1:250/2BB2:6CC1:235

ALLINGHAM MaryBB3:150

ALLMAN Mr.BB2:210

ALLUMCC1:279, 281, 283

ALLUM WilliamCC1:280

ALLWOOD Revd.BB3:12, 28, 50

AMBROSECC1:263, 267, 269, 274,

:278/9, 287AMBROSE James

CC1:263, 281/3AMBROSE Robert

CC1:268, 279/82, 284AMBROSE Thomas

BB3:79CC2:163

AMFORT JohnTLC:252

"Amy"CC2:270

ANDERSONBB2:273, 502/3

ANDERSON AnneCC2:268, 271/2, 274

ANDERSON HarryCC2:268

ANDERSON HenryBB1:5, 79B132:154, 498, 518, 528CC2:171

ANDERSON JohnBB2:83, 127CC2:293

ANDERSON Mr.CC1:241

ANDERSON Mrs.CC2:269

ANDERSON RobertTLC:347

ANDERSON Robt.TLM:70

ANDERSON West leyBB2:495/6, 498, 500/1,

:510ANDERSON William

BB2:339, 486

285

ANDERSON William C.TLC:12

"Andrew"TLC:131, 195, 247

ANDREYCC1:62

ANDRYCC1:63

ANSON J.BB3:395

ANSWORTHCC2:135/6

ANSWORTH WilliamCC2:134, 137

ARCHBALD JohnBB2:221

ARCON JamesCC2:159

ARMITAGECC3:74/5, 80

ARMITAGE JamesCC3:25, 69, 71/2, 76, 93/4

ARMITAGE JaneCC3:2

ARMSTRONG CharlesCC3:189/91

ARMSTRONG EmmaBB3:111

ARMSTRONG JohnCC3:256 /8, 260, 262

ARMYTAGECC3:267

ARMYTAGE JamesBB3:424CC3:264/6

ARKWRIGHT Jsh.BB2:206

ARNETTCC3:104

ASCOUGHTLC:156

ASHBYBB3:497

ASHBY Amelia EllenBB3:379/80

ASHBY CharlotteBB3:379CC3:53, 55, 349, 351/2

ASHBY Eliza JaneBB3:379/80

ASHBY HenryBB1:101

ASHBY JosephCC3:196

ASHBY JohnCC3:367

ASHBY JoshBB2:14

ASHBY Mrs.CC3:350

ASHER SamuelBB2:409, 458

ASHLEY JosephTLC:20

ASHWOODBB3:284

ASKINS ThomasTLC:163

ASQUITHCC1:209CC2:43

ASQUITH DavidBB2:295, 305, 409CC1:207/8CC2:41/2, 44/5

ATKINS881:252

ATKINS JohnBB2:325

ATKINS ThomasBB2:358CC3:297, 300/1

ATKINS TomBB1:250/1

ATKINSONCC1:279, 288

ATKINSON JohnCC1:268, 287/8

ATKINSON MargaretCC1:268, 271

ATKINSON MaryBB2:325

ATKINSON MaudCC1:145

ATKINSON Mrs.CC1:264, 266/, 280, 284

ATKINSON WilliamBB1:166CC1:146

AULD Dr.BB2:238, 250, 253BB3:253, 263, 341, 488CC1:220CC3:18, 42, 182 / 3, 288, 292

AULD R.BB2:19TLM:133

286

AULD R.T.CC2:340CC3:91

AULD RobertCC1:206, 219CC2:335, 339, 341, 343, 355CC3:27, 90, 203, 255, 273,

:290, 296/7, 303/4, 314,:332, 347

TLC:300/1AULD Robert Thomas

BB3:377/8, 492CC3:272, 346

AULD Robt.TLM:130

AULTTLC:160

AUSTIN Mr.CC3:16

AXHILLBB2:108, 121

BBACHELOR James

CC3:69BADCOCK William Hugh

CC2:65"Bagger"

TLM:89BAILEY

BB2:43BAILEY James

BB2:85BAKER

BB2:273CC2:61

BAKER E.F.BB2:194

BAKER G.F.BB2:248, 264, 402CC1:201, 203

BAKER George FrancisBB2:416CC2:54

BAKER JohnBB2:173CC1:185

BAKER Mr.BB2:325CC2:55, 60CC3:152, 162/3

BAKER ThomasBB2:148

BALDWIN ThomasBB2:305

BALEBB3:71

BALE JamesCC3:24/5

BALLBB2:492BB3:52CC2:203/4

BALL John PeelingCC2:240, 243

BALL JosephCC1:147

BALL JudithCC2:240, 243/4

BALL Mrs.CC2:242, 302

BALLANTYNE WilliamCC2:71/2

BALLARD WilliamTLC:390/2

BALLARD WilliamsTLC:9

BALLEN JamesCC1:199/200, 203

BAMFIELD HenryBB2:120

BAMFORD ElizaTLC:154

BAMFORD ElizabethTLC:155, 162/3, 362, 372

BANONCC3:116, 118

BARBERBB2:281

BARBER JosephCC2:294/8

BARBER RichardBB3:259CC2:153/4

BARDEN WilliamBB1:1, 9BB2:300BB3:34, 114CC2:323

BARKER EmanuelBB2:45

BARKER Mr.BB2:170

BARKER W.J.TLC:253

BARKER & HALLENBB2:327

BARNETTBB3:213/4

287

BARNETT JamesCC2:286

BARNETT Mr.CC2:285/6

BARNRIDGE E.R.CC2:31

BARNRIDGE EdwinCC2:29/30

BARRETT JamesBB1:147BB2:154, 368TLC:18, 122

BARREY MajorBB2:98

BARRON David YoungBB3:333/4, 378

BARROW Mr.BB1:0, 1

BARROW W.W.BB1:173, 193, 214, 219,

:233, 246, 260BB2:4, 17, 37

BARRTLE JamesTLC:12

BARRY Jno.TLC:18

BARRY Mrs.CC3:353

BARTLETT RichardBB3:190CC2:240/1

BARTLETT SamuelCC3:330

BARTLEY Mr.BB1:68

BARTONBB2:476

BATCHELORBB3:337CC3:71, 74

BATCHELOR JamesCC3:69, 72/3, 76

BATLEY Mr.CC1:61

BATT (BUTT ) MathewTLC:242

BATTLEYBB3:55/6, 141, 217, 275,

:364BATTLEY Mr.

BB1:172, 264BB2:71, 91, 217, 219, 231,

:408BB3:470, 480/1, 499CC1:233/5, 237

Battley Icont'd.)CC2:191/2, 197, 260/3CC3:10, 130, 268, 384

BATTLEY Mrs.CC2:262

BATTLEY T . C .BB1:261BB2:31, 65, 182/3, 368, 373,

:501BATTLEY Thomas

BB1:239BB3:481

BATTLEY Thomas CadeBB2:13, 23, 69, 374, 381,

:429BB3:7, 89, 132, 216, 258,

:274, 283, 286, 346CC1:238/9, 245/6CC2:228, 257, 259, 264CC3:128, 155, 163/4, 171,

:304, 308/10BATTY Henry

CC2:241, 244BATTY Thomas

CC2:240/1BAYLE Charles

BB2:261, 339BAYLIS

BB2:180BEALEY William

CC1:179/80BEAN

BB2:396CC1:99, 101TLC:377

BEAN HenryBB2:451

BEAN Mr.BB1:12, 126CC1:23, 32, 44/5, 47/53,

:55/60, 62/66, 74, 76/80,:83/4, 93, 132

TLC:6, 190, 352/3BEAN W.

BB2:72, 368, 451CC1:86/8, 94, 102/3TLC:20, 251, 345

BEAN WilloughbyBB1:239CC1:29, 40/1, 43, 61, 67,

:71/2, 90, (Register:Index]

TLC:154, 376, 393BEARD Edward

BB3:258

288

BEATTIE JamesCC2:317

BEATTIE JohnBB3:235

BEATTIE Mr.CC3:277

BEATY Pat.BB2:494

"Belcher"TLC:195, 247

"Belchor"TLC:130

BELLBB3:477CC1:148, 210CC3:337

BELL J.CC1:147

BELL JosephTLC:163

BELLYCC2:231

"Ben"CC2:164

BENGERCC2:217

BENGER CharlesBB3:437CC2:214CC3:44

BENGER Euphemia FergusonBB3:308CC3:44

BENGER Mr.CC3:45

BENGER Mrs.CC3:45

BENHALL RobertBB1:177

BENNETTBB1:19/20BB2:241CC3:95, 97, 99

BENNETT CorneliusBB1:16, 44, 63TLC:12, 16

BENNETT JohnCC3:96, 98, 100, 347/8

BENNETT MargaretCC3:13/14

BENNETT WilliamBB3:182, 201, 246CC3:13, 98

BENNISONBB3:222

BENNISON DanielBB3:353CC2:287/9, 291/2CC3:100/1

BENNISON RobertCC3:101

BENSONBB2:273, 287TLM:137

BENSON Barker J.BB2:305, 333BB3:139, 301CC2:314, 335, 338/9, 341,

:343CC3:113, 127, 185

BENSON Dr.BB3:372CC3:24, 111/12, 130, 184,

:288BENSON Mr.

BB2:248BENSON Revd. W.

BB3:145/6BENSON & PARKINSON

BB2:305BENT James

BB3:74, 91, 93BENTLEY Alfred

BB3:271/3BENTLEY Frederick

BB3:242/3, 245, 271/3BENTONY Enoch

BB2:335BERGIN

BB3:74BERRECK

BB2:128BERRY

BB2:490BB3:400CC1:81, 256, 258, 262CC3:175/6

BERRY DanielBB2:103CC3:213/4, 217/8TLC:163

BERRY Danl.TLC :242

BERRY EstherCC3:216

BERRY JohnBB1:115CC1:80, 255, 257, 259/61TLC:14TLM:130

289

BERRY Mrs.CC3:215

BERRY WilliamBB2:415, 429, 469BB3:105

BERRYMAN WilliamBB3:118

BESANT HenryBB2:517

BESTBB2:264

BEST MariaCC3:213, 215, 218

BEST Mrs.CC3:217, 277

BEST SamuelBB2:103CC2:88, 275CC3:213, 215/6, 218TLC:163

BETELMAN Frederick WilliamCC3:233, 236, 238, 240

BETHAMTLC:154, 364

BEVERLEY WilliamBB2:221

"Bianna"TLM:89

"Big Jem"CC2:326

"Bilehur"TLM:89

"Bill"TI.M:89

"Bill the Blacksmith"CC2:153

"Billy"TLC:249

"Billy Boy"TLC:130, 249

BIRCH JamesCC1:1

BISHOP HenryCC2:90, 93/5

"Bissny"TLM:90

BLACKFORD AmbroseBB1:115BB2:421TLC:14, 18, 20, 32, 122,

:242BLACKFORD George

CC3:13

BLACKFORD MaryBB3:348CC3:91/4

BLACKFORD Mrs.CC3:173

BLACKFORD WinifredCC3:91/2, 173

BLAKEBB3:398CC3:210

BLAKE JohnCC3:206/8, 211/2

BLAKE Revd.BB3:96

BLANCHE T.TLC:188

BLANDBB3:50

BLAND Dr.BB3:24

"Blazer"TLC:131, 195, 247

"Blind Clearby"TLM:89

BLOODSWORTHTLC:388/9

BLOODSWORTH GeorgeCC1:17

BLOODSWORTH Mr.CC1:97, 233

BLOODWORTHTLC:387

BLOOMFIELDBB3:239CC2:340

BLOOMFIELD GeorgeCC2:334/9, 341, 343

BLOOMFIELD JaneCC2:335, 337/8, 341, 343

BLOW HenryTLC:122

BLOWERBB1:246

"Blue George"CC1:99

"Bluzer"TLM:89

"Boen-Boen"TLC :130

BOGAN LizzyCC3:27

"Bogstail"TLC:130

"Boia"TLC:195, 247

290

"Boio"TLC:130

"Boira-Bouca"TLM:89

BOLTONTLC:347

BOLTON WilliamCC3:200

"Bongabong"TLC:131, 247

BONIFACEBB3:259

"Bonker"TLC:130

BONLINCC2:277

BONLIN MartinCC2:276

"Bonrabare"TLM:89

"Boogstaaile"TLC:195

"Boogstaile"TLC:247

BOOKERCC1:223TLC:377

"Booker"CC3:235TLM:89

BOOKER WilliamCC1:84TLC:2, 154/5,

:376"Boolemice"

TLM:90"Boongubring"

TLM:89"Boora Paddy"

TLM:89"Booren Roven"

TLC:247BOOTH

CC3:30BOOTH Hugh

BB2:509BOOTH William

CC3:26"Bootyoure"

TLM:89"Borgabong"

TLC:195BOSSLEY

BB2:434/5

BOSSLEY Mr.CC2:108

BOSTON WilliamBB3:153, 230CC3:33/4, 36

"Bothun"TLM:90

BOUGHTONBB1:269BB2:111

BOUGHTON G.H.TLC:390

BOUGHTON John HenryTLC:392

BOUGHTON L.D.TLC:9

BOUGHTON Mr.BB1:33, 41, 51/2, 64BB2:128

BOULIN MartinBB3:210

BOURKEBB1:19/20, 22

BOURKE Dr.CC3:295

BOURKE JohnCC3:290

BOURKE Sir RichardBB2:8, 233

"Bovenboven"TLC:195

BOWEN Mr.162, 362/4, BB2:76

BOWEN Thos.BB1:177

BOWKER Dr.CC2:261/2, 264CC3:186, 188

BOWLES CharlotteCC3:38, 40/43

BOWLES Mary JaneCC3:38/43

BOWMANBB3:147

"Bowranger"TLM:90

"Boxal"TLM:89

BOYCEBB2:137CC1:243

BOYCE JohnBB2:144, 153

BOYCE Mr.CC1:235

291

BOYD DennisBB2:221/2

BOYD ThomasCC3:69, 74/6

BOYLE CharlesBB2:257BB3:32

BOYLE Mrs.CC2:239

"Brabber"TLC:131, 247

BRADLEYCC1:58, 169/70

BRADLEY JohnBB2:134CC1:167/8

BRADYBB2:200, 237, 383CC2:52

BRADY JamesBB2:185, 512

BRADY MartinBB2:263

BRADY MaryBB1:103BB2:15

BRADY PatrickBB2:236CC2:46/8, 51

BRADY PeterBB2:310

BRADY RichardTLC:6/7

BRAGGE HenryBB3:70

BRAMBLEBB1:124, 261BB2:6, 210, 214 , 225, 229,

:231/2CC1:21, 23/4, 26, 29, 35,

:91/2, 97/100, 104, 119,:122/4, 132/3, (Loose:sheet between pages 155:and 156], 234/5

BRAMBLE WilliamBB1:53, 117BB2:216, 224, 344CC1:17/19, 27, 33, 36, 74,

:75, 96, 107, 109,:117/8, 120/1, 125/7,:129/30, 132, 134,:[Register Index]

CC2:47TLM:4

BRAMWELL FrederickBB3:375, 432CC3:286/9

BRAMWELL Mrs.CC3:288

BRAMWELL SarahBB3:453

BRANTON William HenryCC3:33, 35/6

BREMER IdelouryBB3:33

"Bremonan"TLC:247

BREMRIDGEBB2:357

BREMRIDGE E.K.BB2:325

BREMRIDGE Mr.BB2:355/6

BRENNANBB2:205, 504CC2:42, 195/9, 201

BRENNAN FrancisCC3:288/9

BRENNAN J.B.BB2:254

BRENNAN J.R.BB2:247, 262

BRENNAN JohnBB2:221CC2:41, 43, 190/1, 193/4,

:196/7, 199/201, 275BRENNAN James

BB3:86BRENNAN Maria

CC2:41, 43BRENNAN Ryan

BB2:307BB3:55/6

BRENNAN WilliamBB3:159CC2:190, 192/4, 196, 200

BREWSTER Mary JaneCC3:231/2

BRIDGE J.TLC:20

"Bringemar"TLM:89

BRINN MichaelTLC:7, 156/7, 163

BRISSINGTON GeorgeBB1:75TLM:60

BRISTOW ElizabethCC3:89

292

BROADBENTBB3:240CC3:181/2

BROADBENT AnnBB3:355

BROADBENT JohnCC3:206, 211/2

BROKER ThomasBB2:267

BROOKBB2:173

BROOKSBB1:13

BROOKS Dr.TLC:387

BROOKS JamesBB3:480

BROOKS JohnBB1:12TLC:391TLM:56

BROOKS SamuelCC3:241, 244/6

BROOKS Wm.BB2:95

BROUGHTONBB1:269BB3:53

BROUGHTON HenryBB2:152

BROUGHTON Mr.BB1:268

BROWNBB1:171BB3:240, 373, 391, 502CC1:23/4, 56, 97, 122, 128,

:241, (Register Index)CC3:176/9

BROWN CharlesBB3:288CC3:133/4, 143, 145, 150,

:155, 164BROWN Charlotte

BB3:471CC3:182, 322/4, 327, 394,

:396/9BROWN George

CC3:358, 360BROWN H.H.

BB3:72BROWN James

BB3:200, 453, 503, 525CC2:245/54CC3:372/6, 378

BROWN JohnBB2:182CC1:26/7TLC:163

BROWN Js.BB2:30

BROWN L.TLM:61

BROWN Mrs.CC3:181, 325/6, 366, 373/4,

:396/7BROWN Peter

TLC:14, 16, 120BROWN Robert

BB2:18, 38BROWN Sarah

BB3:453BROWN Stephen

TLM:59BROWN Thomas

CC3:174/5, 180, 182BROWN William

CC3:89"Brown"

TLC:131, 195, 247BROWNE H.H.

BB3:71BRUFF Samuel

CC2:103"Brunman"

TLC:130, 195BRYAN

CC2:17/20BRYAN Charles

BB2:263CC2:16, 21, 23

BRYANTCC2:20

"Bubbah"TLC:195, 247

"Bubbya"TLC:130

"Bubigah"TLC:195, 247

BUCHANAN JohnBB2:473BB3:2, 60, 75, 106

BUCKLEYBB3:426, 467CC3:343

BUCKLEY JohnBB3:454, 458CC3:204, 206/8, 212/4,

:217/8, 233/4, 238,:240/2, 245/6, 256/7,

293

Buckley [cont'd.]CC3:262, 276 , 278, 280/1,

:283/4, 286/7, 304/6,:310, 322 / 5, 327/8

TLC:251BUCKTON

BB3:359, 362, 365, 368CC3:115, 123, 128/30

BUCKTON AnnaCC3:226/7

BUCKTON EstherBB3:363CC3:114/ 17, 125, 129

BUCKTON GeorgeCC3:114, 124/6, 132

BUCKTON JosephBB3:358CC3:114

BUCKTON Mrs.CC3:119, 124

BUCKTON SarahCC3:114/5, 120, 122,

:124/130, 132BUCTON

CC3:198BUCTON Esther

CC3:198BUCTON Hanna/h

CC3:221/2"Budbery"

TLC:195, 247"Budbury"

TLC:130"Bulba"

TLC:130BULL

BB2:434/5BULL Captain

BB3:197BULL Mr.

CC2:108BULLOCK

BB2:502/3BULLOCK James

BB2:249 /50, 267, 395/6CC3:302/3

"Bunangorah"TLC:247

"Bunargara"TLC:130

"Bunargorah"TLC:195

"Bungangorah"TLC:247

"Bungema"TLC:130, 247

"Bungo"TLC:131

"Bungooah"TLC:247

"Buober"TLM:89

"Burgova"TLC:195

BURKE PatrickBB2:457

BURKE ThomasTLC:8

BURN J.CC3:230

BURNES Mr.CC3:316

BURNSBB2:272CC3:2

BURNS ElizabethCC3:393

BURNS Elizabeth JaneCC3:392

BURNS GeorgeTLC:1

BURNS JohnBB2:340, 346, 444BB3:57

BURNS MichaelCC3:390/2

BURNS Michael, Jnr.CC3:391, 393

BURNS PeterCC3:392

BURNS RoseBB3:524CC3:390/3

BURNS ThomasCC3:108

BURTONCC3:194

BURTON WilliamBB3:488CC3:38, 40, 341/2

BURY JohnTLC:20

BUSCOMBECC3:29/31, 237, 239, 343

BUSCOMBE WilliamCC3:233, 235/6, 238, 240,

:344"Bush Jim"

TLM:89

294

"Bush Tom"TLC:130, 195, 247

BUSHBY Mr.CC3:277

BUSHELCC2:253

BUSHELLCC1:63

"Butcher"CC2:164

BUTCHERBB1:95

BUTLER FrancisCC3:103

BUTLER Mary AnnCC3:103/6, 109

BUTLER Mrs.CC3:107/8

BUTTBB2:183, 468

BUTT AnnCC2:271

BUTT MatthewBB2:182, 416

BUTT (BATT) MatthewTLC:242

BUTTOCK JamesBB2:501

BYRNE MichaelCC2:169

BYRNE PatrickBB3:152, 202

BYRNES JamesCC3:316

CCADBY

BB3:173CC2:222/3

CADBY (alias McFARLANE)RobertCC2:221

CAINBB3:511

CAIN William NicholasCC3:369, 371

CALL ConstableBB3:275

CALLAGHANBB2:496

CALLAHAN DanielCC3:45/6

CALLAN HenryCC3:289/90

CALLAN MichaelCC3:289/90

"Callawa"TLM:90

CALLAWAY WilliamBB1:19BB2:135

CALLEN AnneBB3:265

CALLEN BridgetBB3:265CC3:357

CALLEN EllenBB3:265

CALLEN HenryBB3:263/5, 278, 432, 466

CALLEN MaryBB3:265

CALLEN MichaelBB3:265

CALLEN PatrickBB3:265

CALLEN PeterBB3:265

CALLEN ThomasBB3:265

CALLISON ThomasBB2:409

CALLON ThomasBB3:404CC3:224/5

CALLOWAY WilliamBB2:290, 299, 301TLC:20, 122

CAMERON DanielBB2:221

CAMERON HughBB3:278

CAMERON JohnBB3:519

CAMPBELLBB3:39, 51CC1:192CC3:394

CAMPBELL A.BB2:160, 205, 221/2CC1:188/90

CAMPBELL A.E.BB2:60, 172, 186, 193CC1:193TLC:302

CAMPBELL AylmerBB2:207CC1:247

295

CAMPBELL Aylmer EdwinCC1:194/98TLC:236

CAMPBELL E.A.TLC:265

CAMPBELL HughBB3:496CC3:328, 393, 396/9

CAMPBELL J.D.BB2:258

CAMPBELL JamesBB3:54CC1:189, 193/99, 217CC2:106/7, 118, 159TLC:236

CAMPBELL JohnCC1:191, 193

CAMPBELL John KeatingBB2:207

CAMPBELL Lieut.BB2:56

CAMPBELL MargaretBB2:172CC1:189/90, 219

CAMPBELL Messrs.BB2:221

CAMPBELL Mr.BB2:205, 208CC3:395

CAMPBELL Mrs.CC1:218CC3:394/5, 397

CAMPBELL Mrs. AylmerCC1:217

CAMPBELL Mrs. JamesCC1:188, 217, 219

CAMPBELL PeterTLC:351, 378

CAMPBELL RebeccaCC3:322, 325, 327/8

CAN W.BB1:140

CANALE BryantCC1:[Register Index]

CANN EdwardCC1:[Register Index]

CANNON EdwardCC1:5/6TLC:20TLM:141

CANNON Edward "Old Ned"CC1:4

CANNON Edwd.TLM:134

CAPEBB1:124BB2:163, 166CC1:105TLC:371, 388

CAPE Mr.BB1:40, 180, 195BB2:15, 18, 41, 72, 74, 170CC1:5/8, 10/11, 16, 18/19,

:22, 24, 26, 28, 33, 35,:38/9, 42, 63, 64, 86,:90, 97, 108, 112, 117,:121, 126/7, 236, 237

TLC:2, 4, 360/3, 365/6CAPE Mr. Senr.

BB1:239CC1:92TLC:5, 193

CAPE R.CC1:30, 31, 37 , 88, 105/6,

:114/6CAPE Richard

BB1:44, 75, 89CC1:4, 7, 9, 1.0, 40/2, 46,

:58, 61 /2, 66, 71/4, 77,:79/80, $7., 89, 92, 98,:101/3, 110/3, [Register:Index]

TLC:1, 387CAPE T.

CC1:31, 34CAPE Timothy

CC1:12CAPE W.

BB1:127, 268BB2:43, 72/3, 165, 167TLC:163

CAPE W. Snr.CC1:91

CAPE W.T.BB1:189, 202BB2:18/19, 22, 39, 55, 141,

:326, 332BB3:322CC1:82, 91, 99, 105, 142,

:144TLC:20

CAPE WilliamBB1:39; 44BB2:41CC1:7, 15, 110, 126TLC:376

CAPE William Snr.CC1:111TLC:1, 3

296

CAPE William TimothyBB1:44, 117, 119, 127BB3:309CC1:4/5, 10, 13, 17, 19,

:42, 73, 100, 126/7, 129CAPE Wm. Snr.

CC1:104/5CAPE Wm. T.

TLC:20CAPPER

BB2:406CC3:374

CAPPER AnnBB2:409, 455

CAPPER DavidCC3:372/3, 375/8

CAPPER JamesCC3:52/6

CAPPER Mrs.BB2:405CC3:375

CAPPER ThomasBB2:405, 450, 455, 486BB3:147, 205, 224CC2:106, 160/1, 185/9

CARBES WilliamCC1:135/6

CARBISSCC2:302, 309

CARBISS WilliamCC2:306

"Carbon"TLC:130, 195, 247

"Carbon George"CC2:207, 210

CAREY RobertCC3:399

CARNEYCC1:149/50, 152, 154

CARNEY BillCC1:151

CARNEY BridgetCC3:46

CARNEY JamesCC3:45/6

CARNEY Wm.BB2:42

CARPENTER JamesBB1:110, 270

CARROLLBB1:6BB2:13CC1:42TLM:63

CARROLL BryanBB1:119CC1:8

CARROLL BryantCC1:4, 7

CARROLL JamesBB2:10TLC:133TLM:111

CARROLL Jas.TLC:152

CARROLL JohnBB1:254TLC:252

CARROLL JosephCC2:299/302

CARROLL MargaretCC1:167

CARROLL MatthewCC2:247/8

CARROLL MichaelBB2:97, 107, 110

CARROLL MosesBB1:5, 21, 41, 54, 66, 76,

:117/8, 180/1, 196,BB1:249, 250, 277BB2:39, 191CC1:7, 10, 14, 18, 20/2,

:33, 41, 72/3, 84, 105,:108, 111, 117/120, 124,:167, 170, [Register:Index)

TLC:152TLM:56, 108, 110A

CARROLL Mrs.CC1:169

CARROLL PatrickTLC:353

CARROLL ThomasBB3:106, 117, 119

CARROLL WilliamBB3:403

CARTERBB2:241

CARTER G.BB2:214

CARTER JosephBB2:274

CARTER Loyalty RamseyCC1:231

CARTER Lt.CC1:223

CARTER Mr.BB2:272CC1:225, 228, 230

297

CARTER Mrs.CC1:213, 224/5, 227, 230/1

CARTER N.G.CC1:213, 228

CARTER Nicholas G.CC1:223, 227

CARTER Nicholas GayCC1:229, 231/2

CASEYCC3:397

CASEY JamesBB3:115CC2:278/9TLC:20

CASEY RobertCC3:393/4, 398

CASEY Robert R.CC3:369, 395

CASEY W.BB1:177

CASSIDY WilliamBB3:241

CASTLE Jas.BB1:9

CATER CharlesCC3:57, 60/1, 68

CATER GeorgeCC3:344/6

CATER Mrs.CC3:63

"Caticha"TLM:89

CATOR CharlesCC3:47/51

CAULFIELD PatrickBB3:227

CAULFIELD ( alias SCAYSBROOK)PatrickCC2:294/5, 297/8

CHAMBERLAIN CharlesBB2:256BB3:58, 69

CHAMBERLYNE Chas.BB1:247

CHAMBERS & HOLDENBB2:145

CHAMPION CaptainBB3:79/80

CHAMPION WilliamCC2:166

CHANCY FrederickCC2:25

CHANEYCC3:74

CHANEY FrederickCC3:69, 75/6

CHANTECLAIR CharlesBB3:115

CHANY FrederickBB3:152, 198

CHAPMANBB2:49, 106BB3:80CC2:168

CHAPMAN CharlesBB2:48, 59, 68 , 70, 86,

:105, 131CC1:155TLC:20

CHAPMAN "Charley the Dealer"CC1:235

CHAPMAN JamesBB2:123

CHAPMAN JosiahBB3:79CC2:164, 166/7

CHAPMAN Mr.CC2:165

"Charlie Myrtle"BB1:1TLM:89

CHENEYBB3:337

CHEYNEBB3:11 / 12, 28, 38/ 9, 50/1

CHEYNE JohnCC2:133/4

CHEYNE Mr.BB2:434/5CC2:115, 120

"Chic Wan"TLM:89

CHILCOTT JohnCC3:60

CHILDSBB3:249

CHISHOLM Mrs.BB2:248

CHITTYTLC:392

CHITTY RobertBB1:62, 69, 277TLC:377, 386/7

CHOWNCC1:264, 266, 268/71, 273,

:275/8, 280, 282/4,:287/8

CC2:70, 72

298

CHOWN JohnBB2:317CC1:267, 272, 281,

:289/90CC2:69

CHRISTIAN JohnBB2:371

CHRISTYCC1:103

CLANCY JohnBB2:221

CLARE EdwardBB3:404CC3:223/4

CLARELL MaryCC3:194

CLARKCC2:7

CLARK RobertCC2:23

CLARKECC2:7, 16/20

CLARKE ArthurBB2:282, 308CC1:253

CLARKE Arthur HillBB2:246CC1:253

CLARKE JamesBB2:193

CLARKE MarianneCC1:254CC2:8/11, 28

CLARKE MaryCC2:12

CLARKE Mr.CC1:244, 254

CLARKE Mrs.CC2:7

CLARKE RobertBB2:263

CLARKE WilliamCC1:234TLC:300

CLARKE William JohnCC2:6

CLARKE Wm.TLC:302

CLARKSONBB3:239CC2:338, 340

CLARKSON Mrs.CC2:338

CLARKSON RichardCC2:334/7, 342/3

CLENS JohnTLC:20

285, CLERTONBB2:145

CLEWSBB1:242

CLEWS JohnBB2:114, 270, 319

CLIFFE JohnCC1:220

CLIFFORDCC3:318

CLIFFORD JamesCC3:317, 319

CLINTON Jno.TLC:264TLM:142

CLINTON JohnTLM:132/3

CLOSE E.C.BB2:50, 365

COAKLEYBB2:417

COAKLEY DavidBB2:382

COBBCC3:244

COBB ThomasBB3:344, 413CC3:241, 245/6

"Cobongillary"TLM:90

COBSON JamesBB1:1TLC:12

COCKCROFTBB2:514CC3:380, 383

COCKCROFT ElizaBB3:510CC3:361/2

COCKCROFT Jane AnnCC3:361

COCKCROFT JohnBB3:44, 518CC3:361/2, 379, 385/7

COCKER EdwardCC2:213

COCKROFT JohnBB3:510

"Cocky"TLC:195

COGHILLTLC:156

299

COGHLANBB3:6, 8, 27, 35, 55/6,

:58/9COGHLAN Cornelius

BB3:5, 36COGHLAN Cornelius D.

BB2:426, 528COGHLAN Cornelius E.

CC2:59COGHLAN Cornelius S.

BB2:466COGHLAN Mr.

BB2:492, 495/6COGHLAN Rev . Cornelius

CC2:58COGHLAN Revd.

BB2:479, 491BB3:18, 146

COLBOURNE JohnBB2:497

COLEBB3:331CC3:67

COLE IsaacBB3:530CC3:58, 399/401

COLE JamesBB3:321/2CC3:57, 63/4, 68, 348, 399,

:401COLE Louisa

CC3:399/400COLE Mr.

CC3:97COLE Mrs.

CC3:194COLEMAN Nicholas

TLM:57COLLIER George

CC2:165COLLIN

BB3:126/8COLLINS Martin

BB1:39, 41BB2:118, 421 , 460, 467, 528TLC:163, 192

COLLINS SophiaCC3:264/6

COLLISON ThomasBB2:370BB3:66

COLMAN JohnBB3:43

COLQUHON Mr.BB2:269

COLQUHOUN Revd. M.BB1:243, 245, 247BB2:82

COLSON JamesBB1:1, 37

COLSTONBB2:214

CONDEN MauriceBB3:170CC2:211, 213, 215, 220

CONDREN DennisCC3:173

CONELLY GeorgeBB2:144

"Congara"TLC:130

CONGDON WilliamCC2:344, 346/7

CONHAM EdwardBB2:364, 480BB3:5, 10, 54

CONLAN PatrickTLC:353

CONNELL HenryBB2:512

CONNELLY DennisTLC:349

CONNELLY GeorgeBB2:153

CONNELLY JohnCC3:37

CONNENIER J.H.BB2:169

CONNER MauriceBB3:96

CONNOLLY JohnCC2:245

"Connor"TLC:131, 195, 247TLM:89

CONNORCC1:170, 172

CONNOR JamesCC1:173, 176

CONNOR MauriceBB2:197, 513

CONROY DanielCC1:68

CONTAM EdwardBB2:428

CONWAYBB3:242CC2:317CC3:79, 85, 106/8

300

CONWAY ConstableBB3:275

CONWAY MargaretBB3:236CC2:316, 318/20

CONWAY MartinBB3:353CC3:96, 98/9

COOK MountfordCC3:366/7

COOKLEYBB2:375

COOLEYBB2:389

COOLEY JeremiahBB2:377, 388

COOPERBB1:86CC1:81, 143CC2:238

COOPER CharlesBB2:404

COOPER FrederickBB3:21CC2:19, 65

COOPER JohnBB2:240

COOPER RichardTLC:7/8

COOTE JosephBB1:47BB2:330BB3:20

COPPER CharlesBB3:117

"Corigira"TLM:89

CORLISCC2:69

CORLIS BridgetCC2:68/72

CORLIS PatrickCC2:69/72

CORNBLAY EliasBB3:97

CORRIGAN Mr.BB2:4

CORY Mr.BB2:458

COST AnnieBB3:462

COTTRELL JamesBB3:62, 112, 155

COUGHCC3:369

COUGHLAN Mr.BB2:495

COULSONCC1:112/3

COULSON Geo.TLM:4

COULSON GeorgeBB1:37, 53, 63BB2:216CC1:107, 119, 243

COULSON Mr.CC2:226, 258/61

COULSON Mrs.BB3:48/9

COULSON RobertCC2:227, 257, 262, 264

COULSON (alias YORK)CC1:242

COULSON (alias YORK) GeorgeCC1:240

COULSTONBB2:311

COULSTON GeorgeBB2:211, 227CC1:63

COULSTON Mrs.BB3:65

COULSTON (alias YORK)CC1:244

COULTERBB2:329CC3:31

COULTER IrvineBB3:279, 287, 374, 472CC3:29/30

COULTER Mrs.CC2:238

COULTER RachelCC2:233, 235/7

COULTER Sam.TLM:60

COULTER SamuelCC1:247/251CC2:233, 235, 237CC3:369

COULTER William IrvineBB3:508

COUTES EdwardCC3:369

COVENTRY ThomasBB3:168

COWANCC3:337

COWAN DavidCC3:343/4, 349/51

301

COWAN Mary ElizabethCC3:349, 351

COXBB2:281, 453CC2:179CC3:380

COX AnnCC3:314/5

COX AnnieCC3:313/5

COX CatherineBB3:97

COX Dr.CC3:288

COX ElizaBB2:434

COX ElizabethBB3:97

COX IsaacBB2:435CC2:108

COX JamesCC2:62

COX JaneBB3:97

COX MichaelBB2:285, 343BB3:21, 97, 150CC1:254CC3:313/5

COX Mr.BB1:239BB2:155CC3:386

COX R.BB2:201TLC:20

COX RobertBB1:54, 56, 88, 106CC2:1/2TLC:163

COX WilliamBB3:97

COYLEBB3:229

COYLE PeterBB1:92, 95, 277

COYNEBB3:268CC3:8

COYNE JohnCC2:155, 159CC3:5/7, 12

CRAFT JosephCC2:301/2

CRAFT WilliamCC2:299 /300, 302

CRAIG RobertCC1:7

CRAINGENCC2:201

"Cramaboo Crammer"CC1:37

"Crambra"TLC:130

CRANE WilliamCC3:33/6

CRAUSEBB2:504CC2:90 / 1, 93/5, 352CC3:23, 181 /2, 268, 297

CRAUSE H.A.BB3:191CC2:171, 204CC3:295

CRAUSE HenryBB3:88

CRAUSE Henry AugustusBB3:428CC2:92, 170, 172/3, 175,

:178/9, 203, 344CC3:294

CRAUSE Mr.CC2:174, 231, 345/6CC3:102

CRAUSE Mrs.CC3:297

CRAWFORDBB2:475CC2:69, 107

CRAWFORD Mrs.CC2:68

CRAWFORD RobertCC2:68, 70/2,. 106

CRAWLEY JeremiahCC2:88/9

CRAWLEY ( alias WOOTTON) MaryCC1:255

CREER GeorgeBB3:485CC3:338

CREGAN D.CC3:251

CREGAN DavidCC3:250

CREGAN Mr.CC3:247, 249

302

CREIGHTONBB2:332BB3:279CC2:133CC3:294

CREIGHTON Mrs.CC2:183

CREIGHTON RobertBB2:347BB3:65, 208, 285CC2:74,79,81, 106, 184, 189TLC:331

CREIGHTON WilliamBB3:208CC2:106

"Crockey"TLC:130

CROFT JamesBB2:429

CROFT JosephBB2:429

CROFT SarahBB2:164

CROKERBB1:235/6

"Crooky"TLC:247

CROSSBB3:37/8, 40, 50

CROSS D.BB2:302BB3:52

CROSS DavidBB2:277, 350BB3:39CC2:111/12, 121/3, 130

CROSS JohnBB3:79CC2:126, 131/2, 163

CROSS Mr.BB1:256CC2:113, 124/7, 129, 131/2

CROSS RobertCC1:235

CROSS WilliamBB2:438

CROTHERS ThomasBB3:387

CROUT ThomasBB2:242

CRUMMERBB1:250

CRUMMER MajorBB1:249BB2:254, 259

CRUMPCC2:218

CRUMPTON ThomasCC2:219

"Cud Gey Bull"TLC:130

"Cudgey Bull"TLC:195

"Cudgeybull"TLC:247

CULLEN JohnBB2:342, 365, 522BB3:3, 31, 116CC1:152/3

CULLENS MartinBB2:348

CUMMER MajorBB1:249

CUMMINS RobertCC3:96, 98/9

"Cungubool"TLM:89

CUPIDA JohnBB2:157

CURLEY PatrickBB2:65, 71, 91

CURRANBB1:17/8, 20, 55TLM:56, 58

CURRAN StephenBB1:53/4, 56, 67, 110TLM:57, 59/60, 107/8, 110A

CURREN StephenCC1:81

CURRENT AlbertBB1:269

CURTAIN Mrs.CC3:46

CURTAIN WilliamBB3:212TLC:20

CURTINBB1:233

CURTIN WilliamBB2:425/6, 466BB3:47, 64, 97, 150, 153/4,

:157, 162, 212CC2:103/4

CURTIS SampsonBB1:99BB2:283, 284, 352, 354CC1:191/2TLC:20, 122, 124, 242

CURTIS SamuelBB2:283

303

CURTIS WilliamTLC:242

"Cusey"TLC:249

DDAGGER

CC1: 237DAGGER James

BB2:302DALEY Henry

BB2:30BB3:44, 61, 64TLC:163

DALEY MaryBB1:151, 158, 162, 165

DALEY Mrs.BB1:163

DALEY WilliamBB2:222

DALEY Wm.BB1:158

DALGETTY Mr.BB2:76

DALGLISHBB3:435/6

DALY ThomasTLC:7

DANGAR Mr.CC1:41/2

DANGER Mr.CC1:72

DANIELSBB1:69

DANVIS HenryBB3:274CC3:13

DARBY JohnCC2:287/8, 290/2

DARCEY WalterBB2:222

D'ARCYBB1:187BB2:278

DARGAN JamesBB2:44

DART Lin.TLM:68

DART LynnTLC:102

DAT E.D.BB2:54

DAUGHERTY J.TLM:115/6

DAVEY AdamBB2:279, 285

DAVIDSONBB2:60

DAVIES JohnCC1:251

DAVIES Michael JohnBB2:168/9

DAVISBB2:214, 230/1, 239CC1:241/3, 252CC3:390

DAVIS BenjaminBB3:431, 476CC3:356

DAVIS CatherineBB3:389CC3:202/3

DAVIS EdwardBB2:53, 58

DAVIS JohnBB2:216, 238CC1:233, 236/7, 239/40, 252CC3:28

DAVIS John MichaelBB2:171

DAVIS Mr.BB2:190CC3:98

DAVIS RockBB3:500CC3:202/3, 228/30, 352,

:354/5DAVIS Thos.

TLM:58DAVIS William

BB2:273TLC:266

DAVIS & RUDDEE2:473

DAVISONBB3:274/5

DAVISON Alexander ClarkeBB3:263, 273

DAVISON Mr.CC3:8/10

DAWKINSCC2:217CC3:203

DAWKINS JohnBB3:421CC2:214/6, 220CC3:202, 254/5

DAY E.D.BB2:283

304

DAY Edmond D.BB2:210

DAY EdwardBB2:215

DAY WilliamTLC:378

DEANS ThomasBB1:234

DEAVESCC2:272

DEAVES JamesCC3:186/7

DEAVES JohnBB3:205CC2:267/8, 270/1, 273/5

DEAVES John WilliamCC3:266/7

DEAVES WilliamBB2:482/3BB3:424CC2:275, 323CC3:187/8, 264/7

DEAVES William JohnCC3:264/5

DEEVES SophiaCC3:92/3

DEEVES WilliamTLC:251

DELAMARE ChristTLC:12

DELANEY DanielBB2:513TLC:242

DELL SamuelBB2:290, 300

DEMON GeorgeTLC:6

DEMPSEY JohnCC3:336/7

DEMPSEY MauriceTLC:353

DEMPSEY MorrisTLC:7

DENNETT ThomasTLC:8

DENNYBB1:206, 222BB2:16, 217, 225, 228/9,

:231/2, 238/9, 254, 270CC1:234/6, 239, 245/6, 251

DENNY H.BB2:259

DENNY HarryBB2:54, 242, 293, 344CC1:241/2

Denny [cont'd.]DENNY Harvey

BB2:93DENNY Henry

BB2:111, 128, 152, 168,:211, 214/6, 224, 227,:236, 438

CC1:233, 240/4DENNY Mrs.

BB2:254, 258/9DERBISHER William

TLM:56DERBRIDGE Mr.

TLM:68DERBRIDGE William

BB2:102BB3:90

DERHIDGE WilliamBB2:297

DERTRIDGE WilliamBB2:521

DEVENPORTCC3:108

DEVENPORT WilliamBB3:354CC3:103/4, 106, 109/10

DEVINE Geo.TLC:122

DEVINE GeorgeTLM:80

DEVLIN FrancisBB3:6/7

DIAMONDBB2:210, 215CC1:235

DIAMOND AnthonyBB2:218CC1:234

DIAMOND WilliamBB2:216

DIBCHAM JohnCC2:166

DICKSON JaneCC3:20/1, 23/4

DICKSON WilliamBB2:354CC3:20, 23/4

DILL SamuelBB2:280

DILLONBB2:226, 228BB3:40CC1:249

DILLON I. MooreBB2:419

305

DILLON J.M.BB2:238

DILLON PatrickCC1:246, 248, 250

"Dinah"TLM:90

DIPLOCKCC2:46/7, 50

DIPLOCK JeremiahBB2:344

DITCHAM JohnBB3:37, 51, 98

DIVINE Geo.TLC:124, 250

DIVINE GeorgeBB2:129TLC:20

DIXONBB2:361

DIXON WilliamBB2:507TLC:242

DOBEY AdamBB2:181

DOCKERBB2:108, 121

DOELCC2:174, 267, 270/1CC3:30/1

DOEL AnnCC2:320, 322/ 3, 325, 328

DOEL AnneCC2:268, 270, 274

DOEL GeorgeCC2:268, 271, 273/4, 320,

:324/6, 328, 330CC3:29, 32

DOEL Mrs.CC2:267, 271/3, 321, 324,

:330DOGHERTY Alexander

BB2:179DOLAN James

BB2:504, 526DONAHEE Samuel

BB2:262DONALD

TLC:156DONALD John

BB3:162/3DONAVON

CC1:187DONAVON Dennis

BB2:137, 165 , 168, 171, 271CC1:185/6

DONAVON JohnBB2:113, 255

DONAVON Mr.BB1:166

DONAVON PatrickCC1:154

DONLONCC3:385

DONLON Mr.CC3:384

DONNAVON DennisTLC:20

DONNELLY BarneyBB2:386, 389CC2:54

DONNELLY Barney(alias Bernard)

CC2:57DONNELLY Bernard

BB2:386, 389DONNELLY Honora

BB3:423, 425DONNISON

BB1:139BB2:313, 379 /80, 383, 397,

:399BB3:6 /7, 26, 36, 55CC1:52, 100/ 1, 109, 208

DONNISON H.BB2:137, 241, 376TLC:20

DONNISON HenryBB1:189BB2:88, 94, 100 , 104, 160,

:163, 289, 312, 403/4,:412, 425/6, 429, 440,:444, 446, 483, 488,:501, 506, 514

BB3:21, 56, 89/90, 92CC1:12/13, 20, 23, 26, 43,

:61, 67, 74/ 5, 87/8,:90/1, 93 /5, 99, 107,:125, 129, 133,:Register Index]

CC2:90, 101, 133/4, 136,:145/6, 149, 152, 165

TLC:134, 136, 138, 150, 163,:221, 224, 226, 228/9,:231, 236, 252, 331

DONNISON Heny.TLC:21

DONNISON Hy.TLC:102, 163

306

Donnison [cont'd.]DONNISON Mr.

BB1:10, 42, 58, 109, 140,:177

BB2:14, 95, 148, 204,:214/5, 217, 229, 271,:333, 424, 472, 478,:480, 486, 496, 512, 525

CC1:15/16, 21/2, 24/27, 31,:33/5, 37, 44/9, 51,:54/8, 65/6, 79/84, 86,:89, 96, 108, 110/12,:114/9, 121/4, 126, 128,:130/1, 134, 242

CC2:86, 88TLM:67/8

DONNISON' Mrs.CC2:88, 192

DONOHOE JohnBB2:499

DONOVAN DennisTLC:122

DONOVAN HonnoraCC2:356

DONOVAN JohnBB3:255CC1:170, 174/6CC2:356/7CC3:231, 247, 249, 251

DONOVAN John JosephCC3:231/2

DONOVAN John, Jnr.CC2:356

DONOVAN Mrs.CC3:232

DONOVAN PatrickTLC:156/7, 163

DONOVONCC1:150

DONOVON PatrickCC1:149, 151/2

DOOLEY MichaelBB1:258

DOUALBB1:202

"Doughboy"TLM:90

DOUGHERTYBB2:179

DOUGHERTY WilliamBB2:180, 221

DOUGLAS Dr.BB3:391

DOUGLAS GeorgeCC2:145/6, 149/51

DOUGLAS JamesCC3:37

DOUGLASS ArthurBB3:138, 151

DOUGLASS Dr.BB3:250, 385, 413

DOUGLASS JamesTLC:265

DOUGLASS Revd.BB3:124

DOVEY AdamTLC:310

DOWLING J.S.CC2:247

DOWLING James S.CC2:235

DOYLEBB3:38CC2:121

DOYLE JamesCC2:129

DOYLE JohnCC2:129

DOYLE Wm.TLC:252

DRAKE JamesBB1:58BB2:307, 507

DREW Jas.TLM:60

DREW Mr.CC1:132CC3:119, 147/8

DREW SamuelBB2:7

DREW W.G.BB3:390, 413

DRISCOLL DennisBB1:73

DRUK JamesBB1:47

DRYSDALE John WaughBB3:150

DUALBB1:195

DUBRIDGE WilliamBB3:88

DUELLCC2:171/2

DUFFYBB3:310, 318CC3:210

DUFFY Mr.CC3:183

307

DUMARESQ Capt.TLC:346

DUNCAN Mr.BB2:108, 121CC3:346, 375

DUNCAN ThomasBB3:489CC3:343/5

DUNINBB3:229

DUNLEAVYBB2:383

DUNLOP D.BB2: 0, 329

DUNLOP DavidBB2:397CC2:35

DUNLOP JohnBB3:377/8, 487

DUNNBB3:356, 364CC3:8, 121/2, 125, 128/31

DUNN DanielBB3:251, 352, 359CC3:31/3, 102, 114/7, 120,

123/4, 126, 132, 184DUNN Patrick

BB2:2TLC:122

DURRINGTON ThomasCC3:340

DWYERBB2:316, 378BB3:19, 31, 48, 50/1, 103,

:121/2, 124, 133, 221,:233, 248, 350

CC1:152CC2:180, 348

DWYER D.BB2:118, 321, 374, 425, 496BB3:152/3, 205CC1:198, 241, 252, 256,

:259, 260, 266/7CC2:3, 12, 98, 101, 107,

:120, 149, 199, 205,:223, 230, 265, 270,:272/3, 286, 342

TLC:132, 300, 302TLM:115/6, 131

DWYER DenisTLM:111

DWYER DennisBB2:86, 191, 195, 387, 432BB3:100, 102, 105, 120,

:123, 164, 190, 232,:258, 282, 303, 313/5,:320, 326/7, 349

CC1:144, 149, 194/7, 219,:230/1, 240, 251, 255,:261, :277, 279, 288

CC2:2, 7, 10/11, 28, 55,:63/4, 97, 100, 103/6,:110, 119, 148, 168,:197, 204, 221, 225,:229, 232/3, 240/1, 244,:248/9, 251, 267/8, 274,:291/2, 299, 300, 302,:305, 312, 334/7, 341,:343, 355

CC3:20/1, 23/4, 31TLC:226TLM:71, 76/8, 126/8, 133,

:141/2DWYER Emma

CC3:372, 375/6, 378DWYER Henry

BB3:126, 128DWYER James

CC1:183/4CC2:348CC3:23

DWYER Mr.BB2:63, 161,.213, 360, 377,

:510CC1:257/8, 265CC2:54, 67, 99, 115, 117,

:135, 157, 165/6, 193/4,:224, 231, 302, 322,:349/54

TLC:152

EEAGAR Patrick

BB2:221EARLE Isaac

BB2:100TLC:163

EASTER JohnCC3:28

EBSWORTHBB3:81

ECKFORDBB1:145/6

ECKFORD HenryBB2:314

308

ECKFORD JohnCC1:42, 73

ECKFORD Joseph (M.P.)BB3:380, 436

ECKFORD Mr.CC1:90

EDMONDSBB2:134

EDWARD WilliamBB3:10

EDWARDSBB3:270, 467

EDWARDS I.B.BB2:255

EDWARDS J.B.BB2:194TLC:266TLM:136

EDWARDS MaryCC3:255

EDWARDS Mr.BB2:333

EDWARDS Mrs.CC3:254

EDWARDS R.BB2:394

EDWARDS RichardBB2:358

EDWARDS WilliamBB2:134CC3:255TLC:163

EDWINCC2:33

EDWIN Mr.CC2:32

EGAN DanCC2:250

EGAN JohnTLC:156/7, 162/3

EGGLETONBB2:397, 431, 436BB3:11/12, 17, 24, 29,

:38/9, 41/2, 50/1CC2:108, 119

EGGLETON J.BB3:11

EGGLETON JohnBB2: 434/5, 437, 447, 472BB3:13, 28, 34, 36CC2:65, 106/7, 110/14,

:116/18, 133EGGLETON Julia

BB3:88CC2:60, 65/7

EGGLETON Mrs.BB2:473CC2:61/3, 103, 105, 117

ELDRED WilliamBB2:440/1

ELDRIDGECC2:322

ELLEM GeorgeCC3:44/5

ELLEM JohnBB3:460

ELLEM RichardCC2:220, 299, 301

ELLINGHAM WilliamBB1:102TLC:18

ELLINGHAM Wm.TLC:120

ELLIOTTBB3:29

ELLIOTT ArchibaldBB3:105/6CC2:227

ELLIOTT GilbertBB3:13CC2:110

ELLIOTT H.S.BB3:536

ELLISBB2:455

ELLIS Mr.BB2:294

ELLISON RobertBB3:119, 127

ELLRINGHAM Wm.TLC:20

ELRIDGE W.C.CC3:230

ELRINGHAM Wm.TLC:14

ELSTON WilliamCC3:281/3

EMMERSONBB3:305

EMMERSON JohnBB3:307CC3:38/40, 42/3

EMMETT GeorgeBB3:110, 174, 177

ENGLISHBB3:29

ENGLISH AndrewBB2:379

ENGLISH JohnCC1:155

309

"Erina Kitt"TLM:90

EVANS AnnCC2:129

EVANS ElizabethBB2:334

EVANS G.W.BB1:105

EVANS GeorgeBB3:426

EYKYN RichardCC1:247

FFACEY William

BB3:101, 117CC2:185/6, 189

FAGANBB2:12, 154BB3:51CC2:154CC3:58, 64/5

FAGAN CharlesCC3:273/4, 342, 399

FAGAN Charles C.CC3:275

FAGAN GeorgeCC3:57, 66/8, 366

FAGAN George AlfredCC3:363/5, 367/8

FAGAN JosephCC3:271/2

FAGAN Margaret (Miss)BB3:428CC3:267/8., 270, 272, 274/5

FAGAN Margaret (Mrs.)BB3:428CC3:267/8, 271, 275

FAGAN MaryBB3:428CC3:272

FAGAN Mrs.CC3:272/4

FAGAN P.TLC :20TLM:136

FAGAN PeterBB1:99, 219, 240, 264BB2:1, 3, 11, 21, 24, 115,

:444BB3:428, 431, 476CC1:179, 191/2, 236CC2:116/7CC3:267, 269/71, 273/5,

:291/2, 342

Peter FAGAN [cont'd.]

TLC:229TLM: 98

FAGAN Peter FrancisCC3:293

FAGAN Peter Jnr.CC3:292

FAGAN W.CC3:343

FAGAN WilliamCC3:270/1, 342

FAIRS MaryCC1:135/6

FAIRS WilliamCC1:135

FALCONER WilliamCC2:132

FANNINGBB3:253, 284CC2:348/9

FANNING AndrewBB1:258TLC:20, 122

FANNING John PatrickBB3:254CC2:353/4

FANNING Mr.CC2:351

FARAND Will.TLC:251

FARISHCC1:251

FARISH Mr.BB2:231

FARISH WilliamBB2:227

FAROSH JamesBB2:210

FAROSH WilliamBB2:210

FARRELLTLC:388

FARRELL JohnBB2:527BB3:494CC3:347TLC:347

FARRELL Mr.TLC:348

FARRIERCC2:253

FAULKNER WilliamCC2:132

310

FAUNCE Capt.BB1:137, 190BB2:82/3, 127, 168CC1:93/5TLM:67

FAWKEBB2:120

FAWKESBB2:121

FEENEY HughBB2:96

FEENEY MajorBB3:117

FEIGNELL ThomasTLC:4

FELL W.C.BB3:426

FELLOWLEY Rev.BB2:499

FENWICKBB2:231

FENWICK HenryBB2:229/30CC1:244/5

FENWICK RobertCC1:245

FERGUSONBB2:11, 166BB3:37, 40, 52

FERGUSON J.BB3:41

FERGUSON JohnBB1:91, 166, 264BB2:362, 489BB3:152CC2:121/3, 125, 128, 132,

:162FERGUSON Mr.

BB2:361CC2:126/7, 129, 212, 214

FERNAN Mr.TLC:368

FERRITOR Mr.BB2:109

FERRITORS Mr.BB2:107

FINLAYCC1:113

FINLAY HenryCC3:393

FINNAGINS HestherBB3:97

FISHERCC2:318

FISHER CharlesCC2:319

FISHER F.BB1:254

FISHER GeorgeCC2:204, 210

FISHER RobertBB3:302

FITTOCK BenjaminBB3:79/80CC2:165/7

FITZGERALDTLC:377

FITZGERALD JamesBB2:379

FITZGERALD JaneBB2:366/8

FITZGERALD StephenTLC:6, 162, 362, 364/5

FITZGERALD WilliamTLC:353, 364, 376

FITZGIBBONS EdmundTLC:156/7

FITZGIBBONS EdwardTLC:162/3

FITZPATRICKCC2:197/9, 201, 353

FITZPATRICK BillCC2:348

FITZPATRICK JohnCC2:190/1, 194/5

FITZPATRICK MargaretCC2:302/3

FITZPATRICK WilliamBB2:249BB3:22, 108

FITZROY CharlesBB3:44

FLACK JohnBB3:349

FLACK WilliamCC3:241, 243/4, 246

FLANAGANCC1:78

FLANAGHANCC1:78, 113

"Flat Head"TLC:131, 195, 247

"Flathead"TLM:89

"Flash George"CC1:114

FLEMINGBB3:37/8, 40

311

FLEMING AlexanderBB3:293CC3:25/7

FLEMING AlfredCC2:239

FLEMING JohnBB2:93, 152

FLEMING JosephCC2:125, 127

FLEMING Mr.CC2:121 /4, 128/31

FLETCHERCC1:106

FLETCHER JamesBB3:508

FLETCHER Mr.CC2:128

FLETCHER WilliamBB1:1, 9, 22CC1:105TLC:156 /7, 162/3

FLETCHER Wm.TLC:12, 16

FLINT JohnTLC:8

FLOOD EdwardCC1:176

FLOOD WilliamBB2:172CC1:188/91

FLYNN AnnBB3:164

FLYNN Jno.TLM:58

FLYNN JohnBB1:24, 34, 42, 58, 272TLM:57, 59

FOLEYBB2:314CC3:99

FOLEY Elizabeth Sarah JaneCC3:57, 66, 68

FOLEY JohnBB3:383CC3:193/4

FOLEY Mrs.CC3:64, 97

FOLKES JosephBB3:227CC2:299 /300, 302

FOLKS RobertBB2:494BB3:26, 88

FORD GeorgeBB2:213CC2:4/5

FORD JamesCC2:5

FORD ThomasBB3:384CC3:195, 197

FORRESTERCC2:196, 198

FORRESTER Elizabeth SarahSusanna

BB3:474CC3:330, 333

FORRESTER FrancisBB3:159, 228CC2:190/1, 193/4, 197,

:201, 302/4FORRESTER Mrs.

CC3:331/2FORRESTER Robert

CC3:106, 330/1FORSEY

BB2:214, 217CC1:214, 225/7, 232, 236/7

FORSEY Mary Ann JaneBB2:208CC1:228/9, 231

FORSEY Mrs.CC1:226/9, 232

FORSEY RobertBB2:208BB3:60CC1:213, 223/4, 228/31

FORSTERBB3:512CC3:374

FORSTER Mr.BB2:282

FORSTER RichardCC3:372/3, 377/8

FORSTER WilliamBB2:296

"Forumbea"TLM:89

FOSBEY EdwardBB3:450

FOSSIE RobertTLC:163

FOSSIE Robt.TLC:164/5

FOSTERTLC:391

FOSTER EdwardBB3:281

312

FOSTER FrederickCC3:354/5

FOSTER GeorgeTLC:390, 392

FOSTER RichardCC3:372

FOX PatrickBB1:9, 36, 38, 272TLC:12

"Frank the Sundance"CC2:38

"Frank the Trenchman"CC2:39

FRANKYAN RobertBB2:222

FRASER J.R.BB2:372

FRAZERCC3:191/2

FRAZER MaryBB3:421/2CC3:189, 256/7, 262/3

FRAZER Mrs.CC3:191/2, 261

FRAZER RobertCC3:189/90

FRAZIER Alex.BB2:130

FRAZIER LawrenceBB2:95

FREAGLE GeorgeTLM:62

FREDERICKSCC2:178/9

FREDERICKS JosephBB3:122, 226CC2:173/7

FREEMANBB1:261BB2:40, 217, 238BB3:335, 337, 342CC1:82, 234, 236/7, 240/1,

:252CC3:80, 83/7

FREEMAN AbrahamBB2:466

FREEMAN JamesBB2:216BB3:446CC1:120, 235, 239, 242, 251CC2:278/84, 335, 340/1, 343CC3:77/9, 81/2, 88TLC:12, 154/5, 162, 364,

:369

FREEMAN James Jnr.CC3:69, 73/4, 76/7, 79, 84,

:86, 88, 304/8, 310/1FREEMAN Jas.

TLC:16FREEMAN Jnr.

BB3:335, 342FREEMAN John

BB3:159FREEMAN Mrs.

CC1:239FREEMAN William

BB1:9"Freeman"

TLC:249FRENCH

CC2:231/2FRENCH Thomas

BB3:232CC2:305

FREWIN J.CC3:149

FREWIN JosephCC3:133/4, 148, 150, 155,

:164FREWIN William

BB2:254FRIDAY Thomas

BB1:54, 65TLM:59

FRIENDSHIP JohnTLC:6

FRISBYCC2:342

FROME WilliamBB3:24

FROSTBB1:124CC1:19, 21, 24, 27, 100,

:110, 123, 127/9, 208,:266, 275/6, 279, 288

CC3:28, 80FROST George

BB3:44, 473CC1:7CC3:77/8, 86/8, 328, 330

FROST JamesCC3:69/71. 76/8, 81/2, 84,

:88, 304, 309/10FROST Jos.

CC1:99FROST Joseph

BB2:122, 423BB3:157

313

Joseph FROST lcont'd.1

CC1:12/13, 15/18, 23, 25/6,:28, 30, 96, 124, 126,:129/30, 132, 286/7,:[Register Index)

CC3:47TLM:60

FROST MaryCC3:329/30

FUGLEMANCC1:114

FULLER JaneCC3:402

FULLER Jane ElizabethBB3:531CC3:402/3

FULLER JohnCC3:402/3TLC:8

FULLER Mrs.CC3:403

FURNESS JosephBB2:345

FURNISS JosephBB2:508

GGAIL William

CC3:345GAINES

CC1:163GAINS

CC1:163/4GALLOWAY Willm.

TLC:18GAMESTER Thomas

BB3:128CC2:170/2, 242, 244

GAMSTER ThomasBB3:129

GANNSBB3:40/1

GANN DavidBB2:334

GARDINER AlexanderCC3:1/3

GARDINER JohnCC3:1/4

GARDINER RobertCC3:1/4

GARLING F.BB2:54

GARNER JohnBB2:119

GARRETTBB3:532CC3:137

GASKILL JaneBB2:518

GASSIN JamesTLC:7

GATSELL Mr.BB2:509

GAVEN JohnBB2:286

GAVENLOCKBB3:218, 510CC3:183

GAVENLOCK ChristopherBB2:336

GAVENLOCK Christopher, Jnr.CC3:364

GAVENLOCK FrancisCC3:363/4, 367/8

GAVENORCC2:17, 19

GAVENOR WilliamCC2:16, 18, 21/3

GAVON JohnBB2:189

GAY JohnBB3:33, 103

GEARY Mary LeeTLC:364

GEARY PatrickTLC:364

GEEBB2:164/5CC1:8

GEE JamesCC2:237/8

GEE ThomasBB2:211CC1:7, 233, 239/44TLC:242

GEE WilliamBB1:127

GELLETT CaptainBB2:494

GENN JamesCC1:164/5

"George"CC2:196

GEORGE ThomasTLC:163

314

GERALDBB3:179CC2:231

GERALD (or JANOLD) JamesCC2:229

GERALD (or JARROLD) JamesCC2:230, 232

GHEEBB2:40, 214, 231/2

GHEE ThomasBB2:216

GIBBONSCC3:31

GIBBS EdwardBB3:297CC3:37

GIBSONBB2:156

GILCHRIST & ALEXANDERBB3:79/81

GILE JohnCC3:369

GILKERSON AndrewCC3:198

GILKESON AndrewCC3:198

GILLCC1:48/9

GILL JohnCC1:63TLC:154/5, 162, 364, 382/4

GILLETT CaptainBB2:494

GILLETT SamuelBB3:26

GILLIGAN AnnCC2:13

GILLIGAN BridgetBB3:428CC3:267/72, 274/5

GILLIGAN CarolineCC2:13

GILLIGAN JaneCC2:13/14

GILLIGAN Mary AnnBB2:257CC2:13/15

GILLIGAN Mrs.CC2:15

GILLIGAN ThomasCC2:13

"Gil lo"TLC:195

"Gillwaney"TLC:247

GILMAN MajorTLC:354

"Gilwaney"TLC:195

GINGER Mr.BB2:218

"Gipper"TLM:89

GIPPS Sir GeorgeTLC:222

GISSINGTLC:4

GISSING RobertTLC:1, 3, 156/7

"Gitto"TLC:247

"Gitton"TLC:130

GLADDEN HenryCC2:5

GLADDEN WilliamCC2:4

GLANCY HonoraBB3:76

GLEESONBB2:70

GLEESON DanielBB2:86, 374BB3:96., 150, 153CC1:155TLC:20

GLEESON Danl.TLC:18, 122

GLEESON JohnBB3:96

GLEESON ThomasCC1:203

GLEESON TimothyBB3:96

GLEESON WilliamBB2:202

GLENNIECC2:116

GLENNIE Mr.CC3:30, 182/3

GLENNIE Rev. AlfredBB3:328, 340CC3:126, 130/1

"Glennil/Olinnil"TLM:89

GLOVERBB2:316CC1:216

GLOVER EdwardBB1:24

315

GLOVER JamesBB3:24, 73, 81CC1:257CC2:97/9

GLOVER WilliamCC3:15/17

GODDARD JohnBB2:493CC1:176

GODDARD Mr.BB2:494

GODWIN GeorgeCC2:275

GOLDCC2:124

GOLD PhilipCC2:122/3

GOLDIE DavidCC3:340

GOLDIE James WilliamBB3:485CC3:338/9

GOLDIE Mrs.CC3:340

GOLDIE RobertCC3:340

GOLDIE WilliamCC3:340

GOLF JohnCC1:53

"Golwasge"TLC:131

GONDEC JamesBB3:299

GOODRICH J.G.CC2:278/85

GOODWINCC2:205

GOODWIN GeorgeCC2:207/11

"Gooremah"TLM:90

GORDONCC3:344

GORDON JohnCC3:343

GORMANBB1:88, 111BB2:51 , 157, 510BB3:40, 214, 228, 234,

:237/8, 339, 344, 351,:373

CC1:33, 255/6

Gorman [cont'd.I

CC2:185, 188 , 192, 198/9,:222, 231/ 2, 246,:258/9, 264, 267, 278,:312, 315/7, 321/2,: 325, 336, 350/1

CC3:9/ 10, 40, 64, 81, 94,:194, 224

TLM:63GORMAN Constable

BB1:43BB2:182, 398CC1:128

GORMAN MosesCC2:352

GORMAN R.TLC:152

GORMAN RichardBB1:36, 43, 95 , 103, 117,

:201, 241, 255BB2:135, 321 , 378, 389, 494BB3:103, 334, 345/6CC1:10, 26, 42, 73, 126/7,

:130, 132/3, 248, 258,:[Register Index)

CC2:34/ 6, 113, 162/3, 187,:189, 196/7, 200, 205/7,:211/13, 272 /4, 278/86,:294 296/8, 320, 323/4,: 328,, 330/1, 335, 337,:341, 343

CC3:6/ 8, 12, 15 /17, 57,: 65/6, 68, 103, 107,:109, 192/ 3, 200/1

TLM:58/60, 62, 70, 108GORMAN Samuel

TLM:112"Gothinga"

TLM:90GOUDIE James

BB3:304GOULD

BB3:37, 52GOULD Phillip

BB2:489CC2:127/8, 132

GOWER RobertTLC:2, 4, 156/7, 163

GOWINLOSK ChristopherBB2:336

GRADENBB1:186BB2:13TLC:160

316

GRADEN Jos.TLC:18

GRADEN JosephBB1:241

GRADEN Josh.TLC:122

GRADON JosephBB2:155

GRADYBB2:264, 280CC2:18/ 19, 21/2

GRADY M.TLC:251

GRADY MartinBB2:286BB3:205CC2:16/17, 20, 23, 267/75

GRADY Mrs.CC2:269, 272

GRAH Mr.CC1:59

GRAHAM GeorgeCC2:175, 177/9

GRANTCC2:313/6

GRANT Alex.BB2:156

GRANT Alexander OgilvieBB3:451, 493, 495

GRANT BridgetCC2:313/4

GRANT EllenBB3:236CC2:312, 316

GRANT JohnCC2:292, 313CC3:94

GRANT Mr.BB3:463

GRANT Mrs.CC2:313/4

GRANT PatrickBB1:251

GRANT ThomasBB3:236CC2:275, 312, 316/7

GRANT Thomas, Jnr.CC2:315

GRATH Mr.CC1:44

GRAVENOR WilliamCC2:16

GRAYCC3:211

GRAY Capt.CC1:60

GRAY GeorgeBB3:381CC3:206/7, 211

GRAY Mary A.CC3:209

GRAY Mary AnabellaCC3:206/8, 211/2

GRAY Mrs.CC3:210

GRAY Mr.CC1:49, 78

GRAYDONBB1:261

GRAYDON JosephTLC:20TLM:111

GREADY.BB2:458/9

GREADY MartinBB2:481/3

GREE\...BB1:214

GREENBB1:233BB2:31, 57, 65, 91BB3:66

GREEN F.BB2:64

GREEN JohnBB1:94, 234, 269BB2:56, 90, 266TLC:122

GREEN MaryBB3:97

GREEN Mr.CC3:3

GREEN T.O.S.BB3:63

GREEN ThomasBB2:489, 497CC3:1

GREENHAND E.W.TLM:5

GREENLATCH JoshBB1:177

GREENTREE GeorgeBB2:489

GREGORY Alexander DavidBB3:402CC3:221

GREGORY Alexander RayCC3:222

317

GREGORY JaneBB2:119, 423

GREGORY SarahCC3:221

GREIG WilliamBB1:127

GRENFELL H.S.CC2:134, 149

GRENFELL Henry S.BB3:49CC2:147, 151/2

GRENFELL Mr.CC2:145/6, 148, 150

GREYBB2:334BB3:374CC1:103CC3:118

GREY J.N.TLC:391

GREY Mr.BB1:11/12CC1:101/2CC3:116TLC:392

GREY Mrs.CC3:116

GRIFFIN DavidBB2:504

GRIFFINS Mr.CC3:225

GRIFFITH Saml.TLC:12

GRIFFITH SamuelBB2:104TLM:79

GRIFFITHS Saml.TLC:18, 120

GRIFFITHS SamuelBB1:16, 44BB2:10, 53, 102TLM:111

"Grimalong"TLC:131, 247

"Grionalong"TLC:195

GROSVENORTLC:392

GROSVENOR ThomasTLC:9, 162, 391

GROVENORCC1:219TLM:137

GROVENOR WilliamCC1:217

GROWVENOR ThomasTLC:356

GUILLIANCC2:41/2, 44

GUNDIMANCC2:310

GUNDYMANCC3:41

GURNER Mr.BB2:437

GWYNNEBB3:243

GWYNNE Dr.BB3:245

GWYNNE G.BB3:242

HHADDOCK

BB2:272, 296HADDOCK John

BB2:338TLC:163

HADDON GeorgeBB3:197, 202, 248

HAGGEN ThomasBB3:45

HAGGER ThomasCC2:141/2

HAGGETT Revd.BB3:118

HALL RobertBB2:125

HALLAMCC1:278

HALLAM WilliamCC1:285

HALLENBB2:327

HALLKINDER JamesCC2:117, 267/72, 274, 322

HALLORANBB3:126

HAMER HenryBB2:441

HAMFORDCC2:222

HAMFORD JohnCC2:147/8

HAMFORD MargaretCC2:221

HAMILTONBB3:191CC1:194, 255

318

HAMILTON A.BB2:462TLC:300

HAMILTON AndrewBB2:198, 201

HAMMETT GeorgeBB3:110, 174, 177

HAMMOND JamesCC3:353/4

HAMMOND Mr.CC3:355

HANFORDBB3:411

HANFORDCC3:233, 239/40

HANIFORD JohnTLC:300, 302

HANLEY JohnBB3:96

HANNAH EdwardBB2:512

HANNELL JamesBB1:70 , 83, 269

HANSEN Hans ChristianCC3:317/9

HANSON PeterBB2:306/7

HARBEY WilliamBB2:124

HARDY JohnBB3:475CC3:333/4

HARDY JonathanBB3:475CC3:333/5

HARDY Mrs.CC3:335

HARDY RobertCC3:254 / 5, 333/5

HARDY SarahBB3:475CC3:333/4, 336

HARGRAVESBB2:297,300, 312/13,

:376/7 , 379/80, 383,:397, 399 , 416/7, 459

BB3:332/3, 335, 347, 351,:360, 362/5, 367

CC3:305HARGRAVES E.H.

BB2:186, 252 , 299, 358,:481/2, 514

BB3:277, 310 / 12, 318/19,:336, 338, 340, 344,:350, 366

E. H. Hargraves [cont'd.]

CC3:83, 125, 154, 170, 308TLC:251, 264/5, 300/1TLM:134, 136/7, 141/2

HARGRAVES EdwardCC3:336

HARGRAVES Edward H.BB3:345

HARGRAVES Edward HammondBB3:307, 317, 328, 339,

:342, 346, 486, 495CC3:77, 79, 82, 88, 304,

:306/7, 310, 328/9HARGRAVES E.J.

CC3:86, 329, 338HARGRAVES Edward John

BB3:433CC3:69, 76/8, 84, 88, 304,

:309/10, 328, 337HARGRAVES Frances Jane

CC3:329HARGRAVES Mr.

BB2:159, 191 , 275, 277, 298,:382, 454, 496, 515

BB3:505CC3:28, 70/3, 75, 80/1, 123

HARGREAVESBB2:458

HARPER W.BB1:43

HARRISBB2:179BB3:203CC1:200TLM:136

HARRIS AcquillaBB2:145, 266

HARRIS AquillaTLC:300/1

HARRIS GeorgeBB2:151, 178BB3:23, 111. 119, 168,

:199, 202CC2:181, 183

HARRIS JamesBB2:275

HARRIS MargaretCC1:218/9

HARRIS Mrs.CC1:216

HARRIS SamuelCC1:199, 201, 203

HARRIS WilliamCC2:131

319

HARRIS William HenryCC3:379, 385/6

HARRISONBB2:378BB3:49, 65, 155 , 178, 194,

:228, 248, 284 , 342/3,:346, 360, 362

HARRISON JamesBB2:311BB3:48, 218 , 235, 258/9,

:308, 328, 336, 341,:345, 350, 353, 363,:366/7, 518/9

CC2:225/ 6, 228, 294/5,:297/8, 341, 343

CC3:33/4, 36, 125, 154, 170HARRISON John

TLC:361HARRISON Mr.

CC2:227, 265/6CC3:117/8, 120, 130

HARRISSON JohnTLC:4

HARSHALL J.H.BB2:221

HART BridgetBB2:143CC1:171

HART JosephBB3:161CC2:202/4

HART Mrs.CC1:170, 172, 174/5

HARTSALL WilliamBB2:156

HARTSTONBB2:156

HARTY MargaretBB2:366

HARVEY ArthurBB3:213CC2:279/ 80, 285/6

HAWES JamesBB3:20/1

HAWES James ThomasCC2:83

HAWES Mrs.CC2:86

HAWES SarahCC2:83/4

HAWKER GeorgeBB2:144, 153

HAWKINS EdwardCC3:134, 164

HAWKINS J.TLC:250

HAWKINS JaneBB2:336, 349

HAWKINS JohnBB1:52

HAWKINS ThomasCC3:297/8, 300

HAWKINS WilliamBB2:110

HAYESCC3:65, 67

HAYES JohnBB3:248

HAYES PearceBB3:234CC2:287/92TLC:18, 20, 120

HAYES PriceTLC:14

HAYES WilliamBB2:102

HAYS PierceBB1:103

HAYWARD Mr.BB1:27, 57

HEALEY Mr.CC2:347

HEALEY Revd. JohnBB3:241, 255CC2:344/5

HEALY JohnBB2:250

HEATON Jno.BB1:84, 90, 274

HEGINBB3:39, 51, 334CC2:259, 264

HEGIN JohnBB3:139, 247, 333CC2:106, 119

HEILBB2:468

HELEY Mr.BB1:145, 170CC1:36, 38, 111

HELEY Mrs.BB1:182, 184 , 240, 247

"Hell Fire Jack"CC1:114

HELLYCC1:165

HELPSCC2:269, 271/2

320

HELPS BillCC2: 156

HELPS Mrs.CC2:269 /70, 272

HELPS WilliamBB3:205CC2:155, 159 , 201, 267/70,

:273/5HELY

BB1:12, 86BB2:273, 377 , 391, 438, 517BB3:123, 284 , 342/3, 346,

:366TLC:163, 377

HELY AlanCC2:20

HELY E.BB2:183

HELY EdwardBB2:119, 392CC1:243/4CC2:264/6

HELY EllenCC1:199, 201/3

HELY F.A.BB2:301BB3:73, 101 , 484, 491TLC:7, 20, 222, 356

HELY Frederick A.TLC:6, 8, 376

HELY GeorginaBB3:20, 22/3, 73, 115CC2:96, 98/100TLC:223

HELY H.CC2:233TLC:224

HELY HovendenBB2:263, 280 , 286, 294,

:358, 372, 440BB3:20 / 24, 101, 110, 115,

:196/7, 200 , 258, 314,:320, 324, 328, 331,:336, 345, 350 , 355/6,:359, 367 / 8, 372, 381

CC2:16 /17, 74/8, 96, 99CC3:154, 170, 240

HELY M.BB2:289

HELY Mr.BB1:269BB2:88, 98 , 281, 375/6,

:422, 424, 491CC1:38, 235

Mr. HELY [cont'd.1CC2:19/20, 23 , 30, 79/87,

:97, 312CC3:118, 127, 129, 130,

:181/2TLC:1/4, 223, 361, 363,

:368, 374, 388HELY Mr. E.

BB2:4HELY Mrs.

BB1:168BB2:45, 160, 213, 267,

:516, 521BB3:18/ 19, 24 , 73, 94, 110CC1:215/7, 234/5CC2:97, 101CC3:127, 130TLC:222/3

HENDERSONBB1:30BB2:303CC1:185/7, 241TLC:4/ 5, 359 , 377, 389

HENDERSON HenryTLC:16, 120

HENDERSON Mr.BB1:50, 107, 109, 182BB2:73, 109, 199/200, 301CC1:1 /2, 53, 59, 61/4,

:106, 112, 127, 233CC3:313TLC:165, 353, 364, 383TLM:61

HENDERSON Mrs.BB2:91/2TLC:364

HENDERSON R.BB1:196, 239BB2:38, 127, 299CC1:3TLC:20TLM:115/6

HENDERSON RobertBB1:11, 35, 47/9, 72, 76,

:82, 88, 91, 111, 184,:206, 269

332:83, 120 , 135, 145, 462BB3:261CC1:2, 75, 88/9, 100, 107,

:120, 134 , ( Register:Index]

CC3:315TLC:7/8, 138, 163, 347/8,

:350/1 , 356, 358, 376,:378, 386

321

Robert HENDERSON [ cont'd.]TLM:4, 57

HENDERSON Robert GearyCC3:315

HENDERSON Robt.TLC:164, 188TLM:64, 82, 131

HENESSY JamesBB2:257

HENESY JamesCC3:113

HENNESSEYBB3:248, 253, 266CC2:182, 321, 351-4

HENNESSEY AndrewCC3:110, 112

HENNESSEY JamesBB3:251 / 2, 254/ 6, 260,

:267, 332CC2:180 / 1, 183/4, 348, 355CC3:110/12

HENNESSEY James, Snr.CC2:350

HENNESSEY MaryBB3:254CC2:348/9

HENNESSEY Mr.BB2:40, 58, 140/1

HENNESSEY Mrs.BB3:253CC2:354

HENNESSEY PatrickBB2:237TLC:193

HENNESSY Mr.BB2:76

HENNESSY PatrickBB2:184

HENRYCC3:108

HENRY JamesCC3:346

HENRY PhilipBB3:489CC3:343, 345/6

HERBERTBB2:348CC2:36, 38/40

HERBERT JohnCC2:34/5, 37

HIBBERT CharlotteCC1:171/3, 176

HIBBSBB3:233CC1:69

HIBBS JosephCC1:68, 70/1

HIBBS Mr.BB1:39

HIBBS WilliamCC2:306/11

HICKEY MaryBB2:398

HICKEY TimothyBB2:428, 433

HIDDLE C.D.BB2:293

HIGGINS CatherineBB3:96

HIGGINS CharlesBB3:218

HIGGINS D.TLC:250

HIGGINS DanielCC1:180, 183

HIGGINS MichaelTLC:20

HIGIN JohnBB3:141

HILLBB3:12, 50TLC:154, 377

HILL JamesBB3:42CC2:109, 119/20

HILL JohnBB2:268, 279TLC:376

HILLIARDCC1:67, 78, 90

HILLIARD J.TLM:139

HILLIARD Jno.TLC:16, 120

HILLIARD JohnBB1:99, 147BB2:87, 121CC1:54, 57, [Register Index]TLC:14, 20

HILLIOCKBB3:37

HILLMAN JohnBB3:176

HILLOCKCC2:160

HILLOCK RobertCC2:154, 161

HILLSBB3:38, 41/2

322

HILLS JamesBB3:11, 28CC2:119

HINTON JohnBB1:74

HINTON ThomasBB1:271

HIRST MasterBB2:96

HITCHCOCKBB3:541

HITCHCOCK GeorgeBB3:118

HITCHCOCK JaneBB3:118

HITCHCOCK RichardBB3:118

HITCHCOCK SarahBB3:118

HITCHCOCK SolomonBB2:160BB3:73, 112, 118, 150,

:153/4"Hobbie"

TLM:89HOBBS

BB2:205"Hobby"

BB1:27/8TLC:130, 195, 247TLM:57

HOBSON Mr.BB2:417

HOBSON WilliamBB2:382

HODGES ThomasBB2:283/4

HOGANCC1:53

HOGAN JamesCC1:44, 57/8, [Register

:Index]HOGAN Mr.

CC2:165, 167/8HOGAN Patrick

CC2:164HOGAN Patrick Andrew

BB3:80/1, 92CC2:166, 169

HOLDENBB2:381BB3:28, 226CC2:236TLC:194, 226, 377

HOLDEN A.BB2:132, 367, 408, 444, 446,

:457, 466, 489, 508BB3:32CC1:157, 163TLC:133, 136, 150, 165,

:192/3, 200, 221, 225,:250, 266, 310, 331

TLM:115/6, 122, 125, 136HOLDEN Alfred

BB1:259BB2:504TLC:134, 138, 152TLM:71, 76

HOLDEN G.K.BB2:88, 98

HOLDEN HenryTLC:376

HOLDEN Mr.BB1:O, 1BB2:82,88, 224, 259, 299,

:361, 373/4, 410/11, 417,:467, 478, 491, 506, 514

BB3:94CC1:104, 241, 247/8TLC:267, 301, 303TLM:131, 133

HOLDEN Mrs.CC2:236

HOLDEN RichardCC2:233

HOLDEN & CHAMBERSBB2:145

HOLLANDCC3:181

HOLLAND Mr.CC3:182

HOLLSBB3:191CC3:136, 156, 171

HOLMESBB3:46

HOLMES HenryTLC:2/3, 156/7, 251

HOLMES PatrickBB2:330

HOLMES RobertBB3:43, 45, 47

HOLTBB1:86BB2:125BB3:379

HOLT SamuelCC2:335/6

323

HOOKER JohnCC3:193/4

HOOPER JohnCC1:89TLM:56

HORAN BridgetBB3:99

HORDERN Mrs.CC1:229

HORGANCC3:188

HORGAN JamesCC3:186/7

HORRIGANBB1:237, 244/5BB2:51, 377, 403/4, 490CC1:152/ 3, [Loose sheet

:between pages 155 and:1561, 223, 241, 243

CC2:130HORRIGAN J.

BB2:180HORRIGAN Jno.

TLM:123, 136HORRIGAN John

BB1:250, 255BB2:280, 415, 478CC1:149, 150/1, 175/6,

: 179/80, 241/2CC2:22, 57, 184, 189TLC:264/7, 302TLM:126

HORRIGAN Mich.TLC:122

HORRIGAN MichaelBB2:256

HORRIGAN Ml.BB1:79, 243

HORRIGAN M.L.TLC:18

HORRIGAN Mr.BB2:248/9

HORSBRUGHBB3:124, 146 , 284, 328

HORSBRUGH B.BB2:52

HORSBRUGH BoydBB2:64BB3:92, 122/3, 132, 138,

:142, 201, 258, 261,:316, 321, 378, 391, 437

CC2:102, 255, 302/4

Boyd HORSBRUGH [ cont'd.lCC3:184, 193, 200/1, 204,

:207, 211/ 2, 218, 231,:240, 245/7, 254/6,:262, 280, 283, 285,: 298, 305/6

HORSBRUGH HenryCC2:303/4

HORSBRUGH Henry S.BB3:301

HORSBRUGH Mr.CC2:205, 209, 243

HORSBURGHBB2:289CC1:186/7, 210

HORSBURGH BoydBB2:430, 451 , 456, 489BB3:32, 58CC1:185CC2:26/7

HORSBURGH Mr.BB2:501CC2:24/5

HORTONTLC:160TLM:81

HORTON JamesBB2:20, 61, 69 , 146, 147TLC:158TLM:91

HORTON ThomasCC3:4

HOSIERCC1:157/8

HOSIER ThomasCC1:156TLC:20

HOSKIN FrederickBB3:131

HOSKINSBB2:56

HOURIGAN Jno.TLM:134

HOURIGAN JohnTLM:133

HOURRIGAN Mich.TLC:12

HOURRIGAN MichaelBB1:56

HOUSTON RichardBB3:434CC3:270, 273/4, 291/3

HOW GeorgeBB3:43, 58, 69

324

HOWARDBB3:79

HOWARD CharlesTLC:375

HOWARD GeorgeCC2:163

HOWARD JamesBB1:177

HOWARD JohnCC2:162

HOWE GeorgeBB3:33

HOWELLBB3:170CC2:212, 214/5, 217/8

HOWELL SamuelBB3:177CC2:211, 213, 216, 220

HUBBARD RichardBB2:269

HUDSON BillCC3:10

HUDSON JamesCC2:323

HUDSON Mr.BB2:232

HUDSON WilliamBB3:22, 180CC3:6/9, 12TLC:20

HUGGINS JohnBB1:41

HUGHESBB2:453CC2:145, 147

HUGHES BobCC2:137

HUGHES DavidCC2:155/9

HUGHES Edward JohnBB3:128

HUGHES Mrs.CC2:157/8

HUGHES RobertBB3:128/9CC2:142/3, 155/9

HUGHES T.BB1:24

HUGHES & HOSKINSBB2:56

"Hughy"TLM:89

HULLTLM:81

HULL JosephBB2:20, 61, 69

HULL Josh.TLC:158

HUMPHREYS GeorgeBB3:287CC3:18

HUMPHREYS Mr.CC2:192

HUMPHREYS PatrickBB2:299

HUMPHREYS T.TLM:115

HUMPHREYS ThomasBB2:120BB3:287CC2:166/7CC3:18TLC:376, 378TLM:131

HUMPHREYS Thos.TLC:17

HUMPHRIESTLC:377

HUMPHRIES Mr.CC1:11, 257

HUMPHRIES T.TLC:20

HUMPHRIES ThomasBB1:240BB2:267, 358BB3:487

HUMPHRIES Thos.TLC:252

HUNMELL JamesBB2:216

HUNTCC1:217, 219CC3:106

HUNT BridgetCC1:215/6

HUNT Mrs.CC1:217/9

HUNT WilliamBB2:200CC1:215/6

HUNTER AnnaBB3:66/7, 91

HUNTER Dr.CC2:259

HUNTER Mary A.BB2:349

HURST CaptainBB2:153

325

HUSBAND JohnBB2:18, 38

HUSTLER W.M.BB2:268

HUSTLER WilliamBB2:279

HUTCHINSON WilliamBB2:419

HUXLEYCC3:23.

HYDE JohnBB2:454

I"Iago"

TLC: 195IDEN George

BB2:102, 117, 151TLC:14, 16, 120, 242

IMANAYBB2:30

"Inc-ker"TLM:89

INDER JacobBB2:484CC2:93

INGLE G.TLM:115

INNES Capt.BB2:307

"Iritorie/Witorie"TLM:89

IRVIN JohnTLM:61

ISAACSBB3:336

IZARD RobertCC3:195

IZZARDCC3:63

IZZARD RobertCC3:59, 196

IZZARD ThomasCC3:47/9, 62

J"Jack"

TLC:130, 195, 247TLM:89

"Jack Jones"BB1:5/6TLM:56, 89

"Jack the Loafer"BB3:494

"Jackey Jackey"TLC:131

JACKSONBB2:16, 51CC1:173/4CC3:141/3, 145, 147/9, 170

JACKSON AnnBB2:143CC1:170/1, 176

JACKSON George W.TLC:383, 385

JACKSON JohnTLC:163

JACKSON MaryBB2:474, 505/6

JACKSON Mr.CC2:36

JACKSON Mrs.BB2:484CC1:172, 175

JACKSON ThomasBB2:262CC1:170CC2:22TLC:252

JACKSON Thos.TLC :251

"Jacky Jacky"BB2:322TLC:195, 247

"Jago"BB1:5, 21TLC:130, 247TLM:58, 89

"James"CC2:233/4, 236

JAMESBB2:391/92

JAMES EdwardBB2:444/5, 520TLC:20

JAMES GraceCC2:69, 71

JAMES Mrs.CC2:68, 70

JAMES NedCC1:143

JAMES ThomasBB2:221/2

JAMES WalterCC2:69, 71

326

JAMISON Sir JohnBB1:173TLC:32

"Jargo"TLM:58

JANOLD (or GERALD) JamesCC2:229

JAQUESCC2:215CC3:98

JAQUES A.H.BB1:9, 22

JAQUES HenryCC1:117

JAQUES Mr.CC1:42, 73, 98

JARDINEBB3:19, 30

JARDINE FrancisBB3:29, 31, 80CC2:103/5

JARRELL MargaretTLC:300

JARRETT EstherCC3:213/5, 218

JARRETT GeorgeCC3:213, 215, 218

JARRETT MargaretTLC:301

JARROLDBB3:179

JARROLD (or GERALD) JamesCC2:230, 232

JEFFREYS JohnCC2:131

JEFFRIESBB3:40, 52

JEFFRIES JohnCC2:124, 126, 130, 132

JEMMISON Sir JohnTLC:32

"Jemmy"CC3:33/6TLC:130, 195

"Jemong"TLC:247

JENKINSCC3:177

JENKINS SarahCC3:174/6, 179

JENNINGS JohnCC2:313

JENNINGS Mary AnnCC2:313

JEPHSONBB2:69

JEPHSON AndrewBB2:65

JEPHSON JonathanBB2:71

JEPSON AndrewBB2:519, 525/6

"Jerry"TLM:58

JETTTLC:6

JETT WilliamTLC:353

"Jew Fish". TLC:131, 249"Jewfish"

TLM:89JILKS

BB2:427"Jim the Publican"

CC1:235"Joe the Marine"

BB1:3TLM:56

JOGA PeterBB2:221

JOHNSONBB1:128/30BB2:377

JOHNSON AndrewCC1:53CC2:55/6

JOHNSON GeorgeBB2:205, 207, 221/2

JOHNSON JamesBB1:177BB2:510

JOHNSON JohnBB2:432

JOHNSON WilliamBB3:227CC2:55, 69, 293

JOHNSON & JOHNSONCC3:163

JOHNSTONCC3:369

JOHNSTON J.CC3:385

JOHNSTON JamesCC3:358, 360, 363/4, 368,

:371, 379, 384, 386JOHNSTONE

BB1:37

327

JOLLEY Wm. & Co.BB3:453

JOLLYCC3:168

JOLLY Mr.CC3:139, 157/60, 169/70

JOLLY WilliamCC3:150, 152/3, 155/6, 161,

:163, 165, 171JOLLY William & Co.

CC3:138, 151, 165JOLLY & Co.

CC3:139/40, 159/60, 165JOLY Thomas W.

BB2:310JONES

BB2:241BB3:52, 229CC2:93, 211, 215CC3:175, 177

JONES DavidCC1:199/200, 203

JONES E.W.BB2:186/8CC1:204, 206/7

JONES EbenezerBB3:242/3, 245, 445CC3:174, 178, 180, 302/4

JONES EdwardBB2:267

JONES HenryCC1:180

JONES JamesBB3:156CC3:179

JONES JobCC2:175/7, 179CC3:353, 372, 376/8

JONES JohnBB1:39, 127BB2:198TLC:163, 193, 302/3

JONES JosephCC2:174

JONES Mr.BB2:125

JONES SamuelBB3:60

JONES SarahBB2:353

JONES ThomasCC3:179TLC:2, 162, 362

JONES WilliamCC2:212/4, 217

JONES & Co.BB2:294

JONES & WALKERCC1:77

JORDAN Charles A.CC2:41/2, 44

JORDAN Charles ArthurCC2:111

JORDAN ConstableBB2:249

JORDAN Hannah LaviniaCC2:66

JORDAN Mr.CC2:66

JOSEPH DavidCC3:228

JOSEPHS DavidCC3:229/31

JOSEPHSON AndrewBB2:91

JOYCE Capt. D.CC3:100

JOYCE FrancisBB2:144, 153

"Jugoes Kitt"TLM:90

K"Kangaroo Jack"

TLC:131, 195, 247TLM:89

KEACHCC2:282/3

KEATING JamesBB2:221

KECK Mr.BB2:239

KEEFE JohnCC1:174, 176

KEEGAN PatrickTLC:160

KEENANCC1:179

KEENE GeorgeBB3:333/4, 378CC2:352CC3:110/11

KEENE Mr.CC3:112

KELHIE DanielBB2:422

KELLIER DanielBB2:390

328

KELLYBB3:91, 229CC1:173, 188, 215, (Regis-

:ter Index)CC3:81

KELLY ConstableBB3:235

KELLY EdwardBB1:39, 41, 44 , 93, 139,

:26413132:118, 125, 143, 348, 471BB3:76, 86CC1:67/71, 170/2, 174/5CC2:35 /8, 40, 308, 310TLC:163TLM:125

KELLY Edward, Jnr.CC2:306/7, 309, 311

KELLY Edwd.TLC:102

KELLY HannahCC2:306/9, 311

KELLY HonoraCC2:35/6, 40

KELLY HonoriaCC2:34, 38

KELLY JohnBB3:86/7, 460CC2:306 /8, 310/11

KELLY MichaelBB2:422, 448CC1:216

KELLY Mr.CC2:34, 39

KELLY P.TLC:300

KELLY PatrickBB2:53CC1:198CC2:23TLC:102TLM:79, 128/9

KELLY Revd.BB3:99

KELLY Rev. HenryCC2:72

KEMPCC1:146

KEMP AbrahamBB2:15CC1:145

KEMP CharlesCC3:57

KEMP JamesBB2:450

"Kendagah"TLC:195, 247

"Kendorah"TLC:247

KENNEDYCC3:10

KENNEDY CharlesBB2:273CC1:63CC2:23TLC:163

KENNEDY MartinBB3:228

KENNEDY WilliamCC3:340

KENNETT RichardBB2:302

KENNYBB2:317CC2:29/31

KENNY ElizabethCC3:57, 62/3, 68

"Kerdaja Ken Daja"TLC:130

KERLING Ed.TLC:14

KERLING EdwardCC2:56

KERLING Edwd.TLC:18

KERR Mrs.CC1:246

KEYLARK GeorgeBB3:119

KEYLOCK GeorgeBB3:111

KEYS CharlesTLC:374, 377/8

KEYS WilliamCC1:235

KIDD JamesBB3:33

KIDDELL Jno.TLC:18

KIDDELL JohnBB1:102TLC:14

KILBRIGHT MurtherTLC:2

KILBRIGHT MurthyTLC:1

KILFOYLE MargaretBB2:493

KILLAHER EdwardBB2:221

329

KILLETTBB1:96

KILLICHBB1:96

KILLING JohnTLC:1

KILMINSTER JohnBB3:99, 117

"Kimadier"TLM:89

"Kimba"TLM:90

KINDER James HallCC2:117

KINDRICK JohnBB2:344

KINGCC1:60/1, 66, 103CC2:323

KING CaptainBB3:46, 81

KING EmmanuelBB3:116

KING JamesBB2:44BB3:97

KING Pat.BB1:13

KING Phillip G.BB3:43

KING Rbt.TLC:12

KING RobertCC1:7, 49, 52, 54, 63,

:[Register Index]KING Robt.

TLC:16, 120TLM:67

KINGROSE ThomasBB2:163

KINSMILL JohnBB2:63

KIRBY Mr.BB2:202

KIRBY W.BB2:58

KIRBY WilliamBB2:52, 81, 115

KIRKCC1:163, 170

KIRK MichaelBB3:90TLC:154/ 5, 162/3, 356, 364

KIRK Mr.BB2:469

KIRK SarahBB3:90

KIRK & SonBB2:139CC1:168

KIRKSSONBB2:137

KIRLING EdwardBB1:78TLC:122

KIRNAEN JohnBB2:307

"Kitehum"TLM:90

"Kithea"TLM:90

"Kitty Gammon"TLM:90

KNIGHTBB3:331CC3:61/3

KNIGHT GeorgeCC3:57/ 8, 60, 68

KNIGHT Mrs.CC3:65

KNIGHT Sir AlfredBB3:254, 261

KORF Mr.BB2:210CC1:234, 241

"Kurang Boy Jimmy"TLM:56

"Kuring Bong Jimmy"BB1:9

"Kyraba"TLM:89

LLADD

BB2:51LAGHLAN

BB2:107, 109LAIDLEY

TLC:354/5, 370LAIDLEY Mr.

BB1:27LAING Robt.

TLM:60LAMB

CC1:236TLC:154, 364

LAMB Mr.BB2:108, 121

330

LAMBKIN EmilyCC3:358/60

LAMBKIN George HenryCC3:348/60

LANAGANCC1:112

LANAGAN JohnCC1:42

LANAGHANCC1:64, 78/9, 85, 89, 91,

:102, 105LANAGHAN John

CC1:90, 107, 119LANDERGAN Michael

BB1:177LANE

CC2:336LANE Henry

TLC:353LANE Hy.

TLC:6LANFORD George

TLC:20LANG Mr.

TLC:392LANG Robert

BB1:44BB2:426TLC:252

LANG Robt.TLC:12, 18, 120

LANGDONCC1:30

LANGDON Mr.BB2:72

LANGHTEN JohnBB2:302

LANIGAN JohnTLM:60

LANNAGANCC1:48, 65, 74

LANNAGAN JohnCC1:73

LANNAGHANCC1:48/9, 60, 63/4, 74, 78

LANNAGHAN JohnCC1:59

LARDER Will.BB1:97

LARDER WilliamBB2:328

LATHAM MarthaBB2:318, 390

LATHAM MaryBB2:390

LAUGHTON JohnCC3:1/3

LAUGHTON PeterCC3:1/4

LAWFORD Geo.TLC:122

LAWFORD GeorgeBB2:94TLC:20

LAWLISSBB2:403

LAWLYSSBB2:401

LAWRENCE G.H.BB1:9

LAWRIE JohnTLC:387

LAWSON PeterCC3:401

LEABEN JohnBB2:363

LEAHY ElizaBB2:394, 403

LEAHY ElizabethBB2:401/2, 416

LEAHY TimothyCC1:245

LEAN J.M.BB3:176(a), 176

LEARYCC3:78

LEARY JosephBB2:276

LEARY MichaelCC2:229

LEATON JohnBB2:342

LEBOIN GeorgeTLC:242

LEE JoeCC3:7, 10

LEE JosephBB2:527TLC:242

LEE PatrickBB3:86

LEESCC3:345/6

LEES JosephCC3:6, 8, 12, 49

LEES Mr.CC3:48

LEES WilliamCC3:343, 347

311

FLEMING AlexanderBB3:293CC3:25/7

FLEMING AlfredCC2:239

FLEMING JohnBB2:93, 152

FLEMING JosephCC2:125, 127

FLEMING Mr.CC2:121 /4, 128/31

FLETCHERCC1:106

FLETCHER JamesBB3:508

FLETCHER Mr.CC2:128

FLETCHER WilliamBB1:1, 9, 22CC1:105TLC:156 /7, 162/3

FLETCHER Wm.TLC:12, 16

FLINT JohnTLC:8

FLOOD EdwardCC1:176

FLOOD WilliamBB2:172CC1:188/91

FLYNN AnnBB3:164

FLYNN Jno.TLM:58

FLYNN JohnBB1:24, 34, 42, 58, 272TLM:57, 59

FOLEYBB2:314CC3:99

FOLEY Elizabeth Sarah JaneCC3:57, 66, 68

FOLEY JohnBB3:383CC3:193/4

FOLEY Mrs.CC3:64, 97

FOLKES JosephBB3:227CC2:299 /300, 302

FOLKS RobertBB2:494BB3:26, 88

FORD GeorgeBB2:213CC2:4/5

FORD JamesCC2:5

FORD ThomasBB3:384CC3:195, 197

FORRESTERCC2:196, 198

FORRESTER Elizabeth SarahSusanna

BB3:474CC3:330, 333

FORRESTER FrancisBB3:159, 228CC2:190/1, 193/4, 197,

:201, 302/4FORRESTER Mrs.

CC3:331/2FORRESTER Robert

CC3:106, 330/1FORSEY

BB2:214, 217CC1:214, 225/7, 232, 236/7

FORSEY Mary Ann JaneBB2:208CC1:228/9, 231

FORSEY Mrs.CC1:226/9, 232

FORSEY RobertBB2:208BB3:60CC1:213, 223/4, 228/31

FORSTERBB3:512CC3:374

FORSTER Mr.BB2:282

FORSTER RichardCC3:372/3, 377/8

FORSTER WilliamBB2:296

"Forumbea"TLM:89

FOSBEY EdwardBB3:450

FOSSIE RobertTLC:163

FOSSIE Robt.TLC:164/5

FOSTERTLC:391

FOSTER EdwardBB3:281

312

FOSTER FrederickCC3:354/5

FOSTER GeorgeTLC:390, 392

FOSTER RichardCC3:372

FOX PatrickBB1:9, 36, 38, 272TLC:12

"Frank the Sundance"CC2:38

"Frank the Trenchman"CC2:39

FRANKYAN RobertBB2:222

FRASER J.R.BB2:372

FRAZERCC3:191/2

FRAZER MaryBB3:421/2CC3:189, 256/7, 262/3

FRAZER Mrs.CC3:191/2, 261

FRAZER RobertCC3:189/90

FRAZIER Alex.BB2:130

FRAZIER LawrenceBB2:95

FREAGLE GeorgeTLM:62

FREDERICKSCC2:178/9

FREDERICKS JosephBB3:122, 226CC2:173/7

FREEMANBB1:261BB2:40, 217, 238BB3:335, 337, 342CC1:82, 234, 236/7, 240/1,

:252CC3:80, 83/7

FREEMAN AbrahamBB2:466

FREEMAN JamesBB2:216BB3:446CC1:120, 235, 239, 242, 251CC2:278/84, 335, 340/1, 343CC3:77/9, 81/2, 88TLC:12, 154/5, 162, 364,

:369

FREEMAN James Jnr.CC3:69, 73/4, 76/7, 79, 84,

:86, 88, 304/8, 310/1FREEMAN Jas.

TLC:16FREEMAN Jnr.

BB3:335, 342FREEMAN John

BB3:159FREEMAN Mrs.

CC1:239FREEMAN William

BB1:9"Freeman"

TLC:249FRENCH

CC2:231/2FRENCH Thomas

BB3:232CC2:305

FREWIN J.CC3:149

FREWIN JosephCC3:133/4, 148, 150, 155,

:164FREWIN William

BB2:254FRIDAY Thomas

BB1:54, 65TLM:59

FRIENDSHIP JohnTLC:6

FRISBYCC2:342

FROME WilliamBB3:24

FROSTBB1:124CC1:19, 21, 24, 27, 100,

:110, 123, 127/9, 208,:266, 275/6, 279, 288

CC3:28, 80FROST George

BB3:44, 473CC1:7CC3:77/8, 86/8, 328, 330

FROST JamesCC3:69/71. 76/8, 81/2, 84,

:88, 304, 309/10FROST Jos.

CC1:99FROST Joseph

BB2:122, 423BB3:157

313

Joseph FROST lcont'd.1

CC1:12/13, 15/18, 23, 25/6,:28, 30, 96, 124, 126,:129/30, 132, 286/7,:[Register Index)

CC3:47TLM:60

FROST MaryCC3:329/30

FUGLEMANCC1:114

FULLER JaneCC3:402

FULLER Jane ElizabethBB3:531CC3:402/3

FULLER JohnCC3:402/3TLC:8

FULLER Mrs.CC3:403

FURNESS JosephBB2:345

FURNISS JosephBB2:508

GGAIL William

CC3:345GAINES

CC1:163GAINS

CC1:163/4GALLOWAY Willm.

TLC:18GAMESTER Thomas

BB3:128CC2:170/2, 242, 244

GAMSTER ThomasBB3:129

GANNSBB3:40/1

GANN DavidBB2:334

GARDINER AlexanderCC3:1/3

GARDINER JohnCC3:1/4

GARDINER RobertCC3:1/4

GARLING F.BB2:54

GARNER JohnBB2:119

GARRETTBB3:532CC3:137

GASKILL JaneBB2:518

GASSIN JamesTLC:7

GATSELL Mr.BB2:509

GAVEN JohnBB2:286

GAVENLOCKBB3:218, 510CC3:183

GAVENLOCK ChristopherBB2:336

GAVENLOCK Christopher, Jnr.CC3:364

GAVENLOCK FrancisCC3:363/4, 367/8

GAVENORCC2:17, 19

GAVENOR WilliamCC2:16, 18, 21/3

GAVON JohnBB2:189

GAY JohnBB3:33, 103

GEARY Mary LeeTLC:364

GEARY PatrickTLC:364

GEEBB2:164/5CC1:8

GEE JamesCC2:237/8

GEE ThomasBB2:211CC1:7, 233, 239/44TLC:242

GEE WilliamBB1:127

GELLETT CaptainBB2:494

GENN JamesCC1:164/5

"George"CC2:196

GEORGE ThomasTLC:163

314

GERALDBB3:179CC2:231

GERALD (or JANOLD) JamesCC2:229

GERALD (or JARROLD) JamesCC2:230, 232

GHEEBB2:40, 214, 231/2

GHEE ThomasBB2:216

GIBBONSCC3:31

GIBBS EdwardBB3:297CC3:37

GIBSONBB2:156

GILCHRIST & ALEXANDERBB3:79/81

GILE JohnCC3:369

GILKERSON AndrewCC3:198

GILKESON AndrewCC3:198

GILLCC1:48/9

GILL JohnCC1:63TLC:154/5, 162, 364, 382/4

GILLETT CaptainBB2:494

GILLETT SamuelBB3:26

GILLIGAN AnnCC2:13

GILLIGAN BridgetBB3:428CC3:267/72, 274/5

GILLIGAN CarolineCC2:13

GILLIGAN JaneCC2:13/14

GILLIGAN Mary AnnBB2:257CC2:13/15

GILLIGAN Mrs.CC2:15

GILLIGAN ThomasCC2:13

"Gil lo"TLC:195

"Gillwaney"TLC:247

GILMAN MajorTLC:354

"Gilwaney"TLC:195

GINGER Mr.BB2:218

"Gipper"TLM:89

GIPPS Sir GeorgeTLC:222

GISSINGTLC:4

GISSING RobertTLC:1, 3, 156/7

"Gitto"TLC:247

"Gitton"TLC:130

GLADDEN HenryCC2:5

GLADDEN WilliamCC2:4

GLANCY HonoraBB3:76

GLEESONBB2:70

GLEESON DanielBB2:86, 374BB3:96., 150, 153CC1:155TLC:20

GLEESON Danl.TLC:18, 122

GLEESON JohnBB3:96

GLEESON ThomasCC1:203

GLEESON TimothyBB3:96

GLEESON WilliamBB2:202

GLENNIECC2:116

GLENNIE Mr.CC3:30, 182/3

GLENNIE Rev. AlfredBB3:328, 340CC3:126, 130/1

"Glennil/Olinnil"TLM:89

GLOVERBB2:316CC1:216

GLOVER EdwardBB1:24

315

GLOVER JamesBB3:24, 73, 81CC1:257CC2:97/9

GLOVER WilliamCC3:15/17

GODDARD JohnBB2:493CC1:176

GODDARD Mr.BB2:494

GODWIN GeorgeCC2:275

GOLDCC2:124

GOLD PhilipCC2:122/3

GOLDIE DavidCC3:340

GOLDIE James WilliamBB3:485CC3:338/9

GOLDIE Mrs.CC3:340

GOLDIE RobertCC3:340

GOLDIE WilliamCC3:340

GOLF JohnCC1:53

"Golwasge"TLC:131

GONDEC JamesBB3:299

GOODRICH J.G.CC2:278/85

GOODWINCC2:205

GOODWIN GeorgeCC2:207/11

"Gooremah"TLM:90

GORDONCC3:344

GORDON JohnCC3:343

GORMANBB1:88, 111BB2:51 , 157, 510BB3:40, 214, 228, 234,

:237/8, 339, 344, 351,:373

CC1:33, 255/6

Gorman [cont'd.I

CC2:185, 188 , 192, 198/9,:222, 231/ 2, 246,:258/9, 264, 267, 278,:312, 315/7, 321/2,: 325, 336, 350/1

CC3:9/ 10, 40, 64, 81, 94,:194, 224

TLM:63GORMAN Constable

BB1:43BB2:182, 398CC1:128

GORMAN MosesCC2:352

GORMAN R.TLC:152

GORMAN RichardBB1:36, 43, 95 , 103, 117,

:201, 241, 255BB2:135, 321 , 378, 389, 494BB3:103, 334, 345/6CC1:10, 26, 42, 73, 126/7,

:130, 132/3, 248, 258,:[Register Index)

CC2:34/ 6, 113, 162/3, 187,:189, 196/7, 200, 205/7,:211/13, 272 /4, 278/86,:294 296/8, 320, 323/4,: 328,, 330/1, 335, 337,:341, 343

CC3:6/ 8, 12, 15 /17, 57,: 65/6, 68, 103, 107,:109, 192/ 3, 200/1

TLM:58/60, 62, 70, 108GORMAN Samuel

TLM:112"Gothinga"

TLM:90GOUDIE James

BB3:304GOULD

BB3:37, 52GOULD Phillip

BB2:489CC2:127/8, 132

GOWER RobertTLC:2, 4, 156/7, 163

GOWINLOSK ChristopherBB2:336

GRADENBB1:186BB2:13TLC:160

316

GRADEN Jos.TLC:18

GRADEN JosephBB1:241

GRADEN Josh.TLC:122

GRADON JosephBB2:155

GRADYBB2:264, 280CC2:18/ 19, 21/2

GRADY M.TLC:251

GRADY MartinBB2:286BB3:205CC2:16/17, 20, 23, 267/75

GRADY Mrs.CC2:269, 272

GRAH Mr.CC1:59

GRAHAM GeorgeCC2:175, 177/9

GRANTCC2:313/6

GRANT Alex.BB2:156

GRANT Alexander OgilvieBB3:451, 493, 495

GRANT BridgetCC2:313/4

GRANT EllenBB3:236CC2:312, 316

GRANT JohnCC2:292, 313CC3:94

GRANT Mr.BB3:463

GRANT Mrs.CC2:313/4

GRANT PatrickBB1:251

GRANT ThomasBB3:236CC2:275, 312, 316/7

GRANT Thomas, Jnr.CC2:315

GRATH Mr.CC1:44

GRAVENOR WilliamCC2:16

GRAYCC3:211

GRAY Capt.CC1:60

GRAY GeorgeBB3:381CC3:206/7, 211

GRAY Mary A.CC3:209

GRAY Mary AnabellaCC3:206/8, 211/2

GRAY Mrs.CC3:210

GRAY Mr.CC1:49, 78

GRAYDONBB1:261

GRAYDON JosephTLC:20TLM:111

GREADY.BB2:458/9

GREADY MartinBB2:481/3

GREE\...BB1:214

GREENBB1:233BB2:31, 57, 65, 91BB3:66

GREEN F.BB2:64

GREEN JohnBB1:94, 234, 269BB2:56, 90, 266TLC:122

GREEN MaryBB3:97

GREEN Mr.CC3:3

GREEN T.O.S.BB3:63

GREEN ThomasBB2:489, 497CC3:1

GREENHAND E.W.TLM:5

GREENLATCH JoshBB1:177

GREENTREE GeorgeBB2:489

GREGORY Alexander DavidBB3:402CC3:221

GREGORY Alexander RayCC3:222

317

GREGORY JaneBB2:119, 423

GREGORY SarahCC3:221

GREIG WilliamBB1:127

GRENFELL H.S.CC2:134, 149

GRENFELL Henry S.BB3:49CC2:147, 151/2

GRENFELL Mr.CC2:145/6, 148, 150

GREYBB2:334BB3:374CC1:103CC3:118

GREY J.N.TLC:391

GREY Mr.BB1:11/12CC1:101/2CC3:116TLC:392

GREY Mrs.CC3:116

GRIFFIN DavidBB2:504

GRIFFINS Mr.CC3:225

GRIFFITH Saml.TLC:12

GRIFFITH SamuelBB2:104TLM:79

GRIFFITHS Saml.TLC:18, 120

GRIFFITHS SamuelBB1:16, 44BB2:10, 53, 102TLM:111

"Grimalong"TLC:131, 247

"Grionalong"TLC:195

GROSVENORTLC:392

GROSVENOR ThomasTLC:9, 162, 391

GROVENORCC1:219TLM:137

GROVENOR WilliamCC1:217

GROWVENOR ThomasTLC:356

GUILLIANCC2:41/2, 44

GUNDIMANCC2:310

GUNDYMANCC3:41

GURNER Mr.BB2:437

GWYNNEBB3:243

GWYNNE Dr.BB3:245

GWYNNE G.BB3:242

HHADDOCK

BB2:272, 296HADDOCK John

BB2:338TLC:163

HADDON GeorgeBB3:197, 202, 248

HAGGEN ThomasBB3:45

HAGGER ThomasCC2:141/2

HAGGETT Revd.BB3:118

HALL RobertBB2:125

HALLAMCC1:278

HALLAM WilliamCC1:285

HALLENBB2:327

HALLKINDER JamesCC2:117, 267/72, 274, 322

HALLORANBB3:126

HAMER HenryBB2:441

HAMFORDCC2:222

HAMFORD JohnCC2:147/8

HAMFORD MargaretCC2:221

HAMILTONBB3:191CC1:194, 255

318

HAMILTON A.BB2:462TLC:300

HAMILTON AndrewBB2:198, 201

HAMMETT GeorgeBB3:110, 174, 177

HAMMOND JamesCC3:353/4

HAMMOND Mr.CC3:355

HANFORDBB3:411

HANFORDCC3:233, 239/40

HANIFORD JohnTLC:300, 302

HANLEY JohnBB3:96

HANNAH EdwardBB2:512

HANNELL JamesBB1:70 , 83, 269

HANSEN Hans ChristianCC3:317/9

HANSON PeterBB2:306/7

HARBEY WilliamBB2:124

HARDY JohnBB3:475CC3:333/4

HARDY JonathanBB3:475CC3:333/5

HARDY Mrs.CC3:335

HARDY RobertCC3:254 / 5, 333/5

HARDY SarahBB3:475CC3:333/4, 336

HARGRAVESBB2:297,300, 312/13,

:376/7 , 379/80, 383,:397, 399 , 416/7, 459

BB3:332/3, 335, 347, 351,:360, 362/5, 367

CC3:305HARGRAVES E.H.

BB2:186, 252 , 299, 358,:481/2, 514

BB3:277, 310 / 12, 318/19,:336, 338, 340, 344,:350, 366

E. H. Hargraves [cont'd.]

CC3:83, 125, 154, 170, 308TLC:251, 264/5, 300/1TLM:134, 136/7, 141/2

HARGRAVES EdwardCC3:336

HARGRAVES Edward H.BB3:345

HARGRAVES Edward HammondBB3:307, 317, 328, 339,

:342, 346, 486, 495CC3:77, 79, 82, 88, 304,

:306/7, 310, 328/9HARGRAVES E.J.

CC3:86, 329, 338HARGRAVES Edward John

BB3:433CC3:69, 76/8, 84, 88, 304,

:309/10, 328, 337HARGRAVES Frances Jane

CC3:329HARGRAVES Mr.

BB2:159, 191 , 275, 277, 298,:382, 454, 496, 515

BB3:505CC3:28, 70/3, 75, 80/1, 123

HARGREAVESBB2:458

HARPER W.BB1:43

HARRISBB2:179BB3:203CC1:200TLM:136

HARRIS AcquillaBB2:145, 266

HARRIS AquillaTLC:300/1

HARRIS GeorgeBB2:151, 178BB3:23, 111. 119, 168,

:199, 202CC2:181, 183

HARRIS JamesBB2:275

HARRIS MargaretCC1:218/9

HARRIS Mrs.CC1:216

HARRIS SamuelCC1:199, 201, 203

HARRIS WilliamCC2:131

319

HARRIS William HenryCC3:379, 385/6

HARRISONBB2:378BB3:49, 65, 155 , 178, 194,

:228, 248, 284 , 342/3,:346, 360, 362

HARRISON JamesBB2:311BB3:48, 218 , 235, 258/9,

:308, 328, 336, 341,:345, 350, 353, 363,:366/7, 518/9

CC2:225/ 6, 228, 294/5,:297/8, 341, 343

CC3:33/4, 36, 125, 154, 170HARRISON John

TLC:361HARRISON Mr.

CC2:227, 265/6CC3:117/8, 120, 130

HARRISSON JohnTLC:4

HARSHALL J.H.BB2:221

HART BridgetBB2:143CC1:171

HART JosephBB3:161CC2:202/4

HART Mrs.CC1:170, 172, 174/5

HARTSALL WilliamBB2:156

HARTSTONBB2:156

HARTY MargaretBB2:366

HARVEY ArthurBB3:213CC2:279/ 80, 285/6

HAWES JamesBB3:20/1

HAWES James ThomasCC2:83

HAWES Mrs.CC2:86

HAWES SarahCC2:83/4

HAWKER GeorgeBB2:144, 153

HAWKINS EdwardCC3:134, 164

HAWKINS J.TLC:250

HAWKINS JaneBB2:336, 349

HAWKINS JohnBB1:52

HAWKINS ThomasCC3:297/8, 300

HAWKINS WilliamBB2:110

HAYESCC3:65, 67

HAYES JohnBB3:248

HAYES PearceBB3:234CC2:287/92TLC:18, 20, 120

HAYES PriceTLC:14

HAYES WilliamBB2:102

HAYS PierceBB1:103

HAYWARD Mr.BB1:27, 57

HEALEY Mr.CC2:347

HEALEY Revd. JohnBB3:241, 255CC2:344/5

HEALY JohnBB2:250

HEATON Jno.BB1:84, 90, 274

HEGINBB3:39, 51, 334CC2:259, 264

HEGIN JohnBB3:139, 247, 333CC2:106, 119

HEILBB2:468

HELEY Mr.BB1:145, 170CC1:36, 38, 111

HELEY Mrs.BB1:182, 184 , 240, 247

"Hell Fire Jack"CC1:114

HELLYCC1:165

HELPSCC2:269, 271/2

320

HELPS BillCC2: 156

HELPS Mrs.CC2:269 /70, 272

HELPS WilliamBB3:205CC2:155, 159 , 201, 267/70,

:273/5HELY

BB1:12, 86BB2:273, 377 , 391, 438, 517BB3:123, 284 , 342/3, 346,

:366TLC:163, 377

HELY AlanCC2:20

HELY E.BB2:183

HELY EdwardBB2:119, 392CC1:243/4CC2:264/6

HELY EllenCC1:199, 201/3

HELY F.A.BB2:301BB3:73, 101 , 484, 491TLC:7, 20, 222, 356

HELY Frederick A.TLC:6, 8, 376

HELY GeorginaBB3:20, 22/3, 73, 115CC2:96, 98/100TLC:223

HELY H.CC2:233TLC:224

HELY HovendenBB2:263, 280 , 286, 294,

:358, 372, 440BB3:20 / 24, 101, 110, 115,

:196/7, 200 , 258, 314,:320, 324, 328, 331,:336, 345, 350 , 355/6,:359, 367 / 8, 372, 381

CC2:16 /17, 74/8, 96, 99CC3:154, 170, 240

HELY M.BB2:289

HELY Mr.BB1:269BB2:88, 98 , 281, 375/6,

:422, 424, 491CC1:38, 235

Mr. HELY [cont'd.1CC2:19/20, 23 , 30, 79/87,

:97, 312CC3:118, 127, 129, 130,

:181/2TLC:1/4, 223, 361, 363,

:368, 374, 388HELY Mr. E.

BB2:4HELY Mrs.

BB1:168BB2:45, 160, 213, 267,

:516, 521BB3:18/ 19, 24 , 73, 94, 110CC1:215/7, 234/5CC2:97, 101CC3:127, 130TLC:222/3

HENDERSONBB1:30BB2:303CC1:185/7, 241TLC:4/ 5, 359 , 377, 389

HENDERSON HenryTLC:16, 120

HENDERSON Mr.BB1:50, 107, 109, 182BB2:73, 109, 199/200, 301CC1:1 /2, 53, 59, 61/4,

:106, 112, 127, 233CC3:313TLC:165, 353, 364, 383TLM:61

HENDERSON Mrs.BB2:91/2TLC:364

HENDERSON R.BB1:196, 239BB2:38, 127, 299CC1:3TLC:20TLM:115/6

HENDERSON RobertBB1:11, 35, 47/9, 72, 76,

:82, 88, 91, 111, 184,:206, 269

332:83, 120 , 135, 145, 462BB3:261CC1:2, 75, 88/9, 100, 107,

:120, 134 , ( Register:Index]

CC3:315TLC:7/8, 138, 163, 347/8,

:350/1 , 356, 358, 376,:378, 386

321

Robert HENDERSON [ cont'd.]TLM:4, 57

HENDERSON Robert GearyCC3:315

HENDERSON Robt.TLC:164, 188TLM:64, 82, 131

HENESSY JamesBB2:257

HENESY JamesCC3:113

HENNESSEYBB3:248, 253, 266CC2:182, 321, 351-4

HENNESSEY AndrewCC3:110, 112

HENNESSEY JamesBB3:251 / 2, 254/ 6, 260,

:267, 332CC2:180 / 1, 183/4, 348, 355CC3:110/12

HENNESSEY James, Snr.CC2:350

HENNESSEY MaryBB3:254CC2:348/9

HENNESSEY Mr.BB2:40, 58, 140/1

HENNESSEY Mrs.BB3:253CC2:354

HENNESSEY PatrickBB2:237TLC:193

HENNESSY Mr.BB2:76

HENNESSY PatrickBB2:184

HENRYCC3:108

HENRY JamesCC3:346

HENRY PhilipBB3:489CC3:343, 345/6

HERBERTBB2:348CC2:36, 38/40

HERBERT JohnCC2:34/5, 37

HIBBERT CharlotteCC1:171/3, 176

HIBBSBB3:233CC1:69

HIBBS JosephCC1:68, 70/1

HIBBS Mr.BB1:39

HIBBS WilliamCC2:306/11

HICKEY MaryBB2:398

HICKEY TimothyBB2:428, 433

HIDDLE C.D.BB2:293

HIGGINS CatherineBB3:96

HIGGINS CharlesBB3:218

HIGGINS D.TLC:250

HIGGINS DanielCC1:180, 183

HIGGINS MichaelTLC:20

HIGIN JohnBB3:141

HILLBB3:12, 50TLC:154, 377

HILL JamesBB3:42CC2:109, 119/20

HILL JohnBB2:268, 279TLC:376

HILLIARDCC1:67, 78, 90

HILLIARD J.TLM:139

HILLIARD Jno.TLC:16, 120

HILLIARD JohnBB1:99, 147BB2:87, 121CC1:54, 57, [Register Index]TLC:14, 20

HILLIOCKBB3:37

HILLMAN JohnBB3:176

HILLOCKCC2:160

HILLOCK RobertCC2:154, 161

HILLSBB3:38, 41/2

322

HILLS JamesBB3:11, 28CC2:119

HINTON JohnBB1:74

HINTON ThomasBB1:271

HIRST MasterBB2:96

HITCHCOCKBB3:541

HITCHCOCK GeorgeBB3:118

HITCHCOCK JaneBB3:118

HITCHCOCK RichardBB3:118

HITCHCOCK SarahBB3:118

HITCHCOCK SolomonBB2:160BB3:73, 112, 118, 150,

:153/4"Hobbie"

TLM:89HOBBS

BB2:205"Hobby"

BB1:27/8TLC:130, 195, 247TLM:57

HOBSON Mr.BB2:417

HOBSON WilliamBB2:382

HODGES ThomasBB2:283/4

HOGANCC1:53

HOGAN JamesCC1:44, 57/8, [Register

:Index]HOGAN Mr.

CC2:165, 167/8HOGAN Patrick

CC2:164HOGAN Patrick Andrew

BB3:80/1, 92CC2:166, 169

HOLDENBB2:381BB3:28, 226CC2:236TLC:194, 226, 377

HOLDEN A.BB2:132, 367, 408, 444, 446,

:457, 466, 489, 508BB3:32CC1:157, 163TLC:133, 136, 150, 165,

:192/3, 200, 221, 225,:250, 266, 310, 331

TLM:115/6, 122, 125, 136HOLDEN Alfred

BB1:259BB2:504TLC:134, 138, 152TLM:71, 76

HOLDEN G.K.BB2:88, 98

HOLDEN HenryTLC:376

HOLDEN Mr.BB1:O, 1BB2:82,88, 224, 259, 299,

:361, 373/4, 410/11, 417,:467, 478, 491, 506, 514

BB3:94CC1:104, 241, 247/8TLC:267, 301, 303TLM:131, 133

HOLDEN Mrs.CC2:236

HOLDEN RichardCC2:233

HOLDEN & CHAMBERSBB2:145

HOLLANDCC3:181

HOLLAND Mr.CC3:182

HOLLSBB3:191CC3:136, 156, 171

HOLMESBB3:46

HOLMES HenryTLC:2/3, 156/7, 251

HOLMES PatrickBB2:330

HOLMES RobertBB3:43, 45, 47

HOLTBB1:86BB2:125BB3:379

HOLT SamuelCC2:335/6

323

HOOKER JohnCC3:193/4

HOOPER JohnCC1:89TLM:56

HORAN BridgetBB3:99

HORDERN Mrs.CC1:229

HORGANCC3:188

HORGAN JamesCC3:186/7

HORRIGANBB1:237, 244/5BB2:51, 377, 403/4, 490CC1:152/ 3, [Loose sheet

:between pages 155 and:1561, 223, 241, 243

CC2:130HORRIGAN J.

BB2:180HORRIGAN Jno.

TLM:123, 136HORRIGAN John

BB1:250, 255BB2:280, 415, 478CC1:149, 150/1, 175/6,

: 179/80, 241/2CC2:22, 57, 184, 189TLC:264/7, 302TLM:126

HORRIGAN Mich.TLC:122

HORRIGAN MichaelBB2:256

HORRIGAN Ml.BB1:79, 243

HORRIGAN M.L.TLC:18

HORRIGAN Mr.BB2:248/9

HORSBRUGHBB3:124, 146 , 284, 328

HORSBRUGH B.BB2:52

HORSBRUGH BoydBB2:64BB3:92, 122/3, 132, 138,

:142, 201, 258, 261,:316, 321, 378, 391, 437

CC2:102, 255, 302/4

Boyd HORSBRUGH [ cont'd.lCC3:184, 193, 200/1, 204,

:207, 211/ 2, 218, 231,:240, 245/7, 254/6,:262, 280, 283, 285,: 298, 305/6

HORSBRUGH HenryCC2:303/4

HORSBRUGH Henry S.BB3:301

HORSBRUGH Mr.CC2:205, 209, 243

HORSBURGHBB2:289CC1:186/7, 210

HORSBURGH BoydBB2:430, 451 , 456, 489BB3:32, 58CC1:185CC2:26/7

HORSBURGH Mr.BB2:501CC2:24/5

HORTONTLC:160TLM:81

HORTON JamesBB2:20, 61, 69 , 146, 147TLC:158TLM:91

HORTON ThomasCC3:4

HOSIERCC1:157/8

HOSIER ThomasCC1:156TLC:20

HOSKIN FrederickBB3:131

HOSKINSBB2:56

HOURIGAN Jno.TLM:134

HOURIGAN JohnTLM:133

HOURRIGAN Mich.TLC:12

HOURRIGAN MichaelBB1:56

HOUSTON RichardBB3:434CC3:270, 273/4, 291/3

HOW GeorgeBB3:43, 58, 69

324

HOWARDBB3:79

HOWARD CharlesTLC:375

HOWARD GeorgeCC2:163

HOWARD JamesBB1:177

HOWARD JohnCC2:162

HOWE GeorgeBB3:33

HOWELLBB3:170CC2:212, 214/5, 217/8

HOWELL SamuelBB3:177CC2:211, 213, 216, 220

HUBBARD RichardBB2:269

HUDSON BillCC3:10

HUDSON JamesCC2:323

HUDSON Mr.BB2:232

HUDSON WilliamBB3:22, 180CC3:6/9, 12TLC:20

HUGGINS JohnBB1:41

HUGHESBB2:453CC2:145, 147

HUGHES BobCC2:137

HUGHES DavidCC2:155/9

HUGHES Edward JohnBB3:128

HUGHES Mrs.CC2:157/8

HUGHES RobertBB3:128/9CC2:142/3, 155/9

HUGHES T.BB1:24

HUGHES & HOSKINSBB2:56

"Hughy"TLM:89

HULLTLM:81

HULL JosephBB2:20, 61, 69

HULL Josh.TLC:158

HUMPHREYS GeorgeBB3:287CC3:18

HUMPHREYS Mr.CC2:192

HUMPHREYS PatrickBB2:299

HUMPHREYS T.TLM:115

HUMPHREYS ThomasBB2:120BB3:287CC2:166/7CC3:18TLC:376, 378TLM:131

HUMPHREYS Thos.TLC:17

HUMPHRIESTLC:377

HUMPHRIES Mr.CC1:11, 257

HUMPHRIES T.TLC:20

HUMPHRIES ThomasBB1:240BB2:267, 358BB3:487

HUMPHRIES Thos.TLC:252

HUNMELL JamesBB2:216

HUNTCC1:217, 219CC3:106

HUNT BridgetCC1:215/6

HUNT Mrs.CC1:217/9

HUNT WilliamBB2:200CC1:215/6

HUNTER AnnaBB3:66/7, 91

HUNTER Dr.CC2:259

HUNTER Mary A.BB2:349

HURST CaptainBB2:153

325

HUSBAND JohnBB2:18, 38

HUSTLER W.M.BB2:268

HUSTLER WilliamBB2:279

HUTCHINSON WilliamBB2:419

HUXLEYCC3:23.

HYDE JohnBB2:454

I"Iago"

TLC: 195IDEN George

BB2:102, 117, 151TLC:14, 16, 120, 242

IMANAYBB2:30

"Inc-ker"TLM:89

INDER JacobBB2:484CC2:93

INGLE G.TLM:115

INNES Capt.BB2:307

"Iritorie/Witorie"TLM:89

IRVIN JohnTLM:61

ISAACSBB3:336

IZARD RobertCC3:195

IZZARDCC3:63

IZZARD RobertCC3:59, 196

IZZARD ThomasCC3:47/9, 62

J"Jack"

TLC:130, 195, 247TLM:89

"Jack Jones"BB1:5/6TLM:56, 89

"Jack the Loafer"BB3:494

"Jackey Jackey"TLC:131

JACKSONBB2:16, 51CC1:173/4CC3:141/3, 145, 147/9, 170

JACKSON AnnBB2:143CC1:170/1, 176

JACKSON George W.TLC:383, 385

JACKSON JohnTLC:163

JACKSON MaryBB2:474, 505/6

JACKSON Mr.CC2:36

JACKSON Mrs.BB2:484CC1:172, 175

JACKSON ThomasBB2:262CC1:170CC2:22TLC:252

JACKSON Thos.TLC :251

"Jacky Jacky"BB2:322TLC:195, 247

"Jago"BB1:5, 21TLC:130, 247TLM:58, 89

"James"CC2:233/4, 236

JAMESBB2:391/92

JAMES EdwardBB2:444/5, 520TLC:20

JAMES GraceCC2:69, 71

JAMES Mrs.CC2:68, 70

JAMES NedCC1:143

JAMES ThomasBB2:221/2

JAMES WalterCC2:69, 71

326

JAMISON Sir JohnBB1:173TLC:32

"Jargo"TLM:58

JANOLD (or GERALD) JamesCC2:229

JAQUESCC2:215CC3:98

JAQUES A.H.BB1:9, 22

JAQUES HenryCC1:117

JAQUES Mr.CC1:42, 73, 98

JARDINEBB3:19, 30

JARDINE FrancisBB3:29, 31, 80CC2:103/5

JARRELL MargaretTLC:300

JARRETT EstherCC3:213/5, 218

JARRETT GeorgeCC3:213, 215, 218

JARRETT MargaretTLC:301

JARROLDBB3:179

JARROLD (or GERALD) JamesCC2:230, 232

JEFFREYS JohnCC2:131

JEFFRIESBB3:40, 52

JEFFRIES JohnCC2:124, 126, 130, 132

JEMMISON Sir JohnTLC:32

"Jemmy"CC3:33/6TLC:130, 195

"Jemong"TLC:247

JENKINSCC3:177

JENKINS SarahCC3:174/6, 179

JENNINGS JohnCC2:313

JENNINGS Mary AnnCC2:313

JEPHSONBB2:69

JEPHSON AndrewBB2:65

JEPHSON JonathanBB2:71

JEPSON AndrewBB2:519, 525/6

"Jerry"TLM:58

JETTTLC:6

JETT WilliamTLC:353

"Jew Fish". TLC:131, 249"Jewfish"

TLM:89JILKS

BB2:427"Jim the Publican"

CC1:235"Joe the Marine"

BB1:3TLM:56

JOGA PeterBB2:221

JOHNSONBB1:128/30BB2:377

JOHNSON AndrewCC1:53CC2:55/6

JOHNSON GeorgeBB2:205, 207, 221/2

JOHNSON JamesBB1:177BB2:510

JOHNSON JohnBB2:432

JOHNSON WilliamBB3:227CC2:55, 69, 293

JOHNSON & JOHNSONCC3:163

JOHNSTONCC3:369

JOHNSTON J.CC3:385

JOHNSTON JamesCC3:358, 360, 363/4, 368,

:371, 379, 384, 386JOHNSTONE

BB1:37

327

JOLLEY Wm. & Co.BB3:453

JOLLYCC3:168

JOLLY Mr.CC3:139, 157/60, 169/70

JOLLY WilliamCC3:150, 152/3, 155/6, 161,

:163, 165, 171JOLLY William & Co.

CC3:138, 151, 165JOLLY & Co.

CC3:139/40, 159/60, 165JOLY Thomas W.

BB2:310JONES

BB2:241BB3:52, 229CC2:93, 211, 215CC3:175, 177

JONES DavidCC1:199/200, 203

JONES E.W.BB2:186/8CC1:204, 206/7

JONES EbenezerBB3:242/3, 245, 445CC3:174, 178, 180, 302/4

JONES EdwardBB2:267

JONES HenryCC1:180

JONES JamesBB3:156CC3:179

JONES JobCC2:175/7, 179CC3:353, 372, 376/8

JONES JohnBB1:39, 127BB2:198TLC:163, 193, 302/3

JONES JosephCC2:174

JONES Mr.BB2:125

JONES SamuelBB3:60

JONES SarahBB2:353

JONES ThomasCC3:179TLC:2, 162, 362

JONES WilliamCC2:212/4, 217

JONES & Co.BB2:294

JONES & WALKERCC1:77

JORDAN Charles A.CC2:41/2, 44

JORDAN Charles ArthurCC2:111

JORDAN ConstableBB2:249

JORDAN Hannah LaviniaCC2:66

JORDAN Mr.CC2:66

JOSEPH DavidCC3:228

JOSEPHS DavidCC3:229/31

JOSEPHSON AndrewBB2:91

JOYCE Capt. D.CC3:100

JOYCE FrancisBB2:144, 153

"Jugoes Kitt"TLM:90

K"Kangaroo Jack"

TLC:131, 195, 247TLM:89

KEACHCC2:282/3

KEATING JamesBB2:221

KECK Mr.BB2:239

KEEFE JohnCC1:174, 176

KEEGAN PatrickTLC:160

KEENANCC1:179

KEENE GeorgeBB3:333/4, 378CC2:352CC3:110/11

KEENE Mr.CC3:112

KELHIE DanielBB2:422

KELLIER DanielBB2:390

328

KELLYBB3:91, 229CC1:173, 188, 215, (Regis-

:ter Index)CC3:81

KELLY ConstableBB3:235

KELLY EdwardBB1:39, 41, 44 , 93, 139,

:26413132:118, 125, 143, 348, 471BB3:76, 86CC1:67/71, 170/2, 174/5CC2:35 /8, 40, 308, 310TLC:163TLM:125

KELLY Edward, Jnr.CC2:306/7, 309, 311

KELLY Edwd.TLC:102

KELLY HannahCC2:306/9, 311

KELLY HonoraCC2:35/6, 40

KELLY HonoriaCC2:34, 38

KELLY JohnBB3:86/7, 460CC2:306 /8, 310/11

KELLY MichaelBB2:422, 448CC1:216

KELLY Mr.CC2:34, 39

KELLY P.TLC:300

KELLY PatrickBB2:53CC1:198CC2:23TLC:102TLM:79, 128/9

KELLY Revd.BB3:99

KELLY Rev. HenryCC2:72

KEMPCC1:146

KEMP AbrahamBB2:15CC1:145

KEMP CharlesCC3:57

KEMP JamesBB2:450

"Kendagah"TLC:195, 247

"Kendorah"TLC:247

KENNEDYCC3:10

KENNEDY CharlesBB2:273CC1:63CC2:23TLC:163

KENNEDY MartinBB3:228

KENNEDY WilliamCC3:340

KENNETT RichardBB2:302

KENNYBB2:317CC2:29/31

KENNY ElizabethCC3:57, 62/3, 68

"Kerdaja Ken Daja"TLC:130

KERLING Ed.TLC:14

KERLING EdwardCC2:56

KERLING Edwd.TLC:18

KERR Mrs.CC1:246

KEYLARK GeorgeBB3:119

KEYLOCK GeorgeBB3:111

KEYS CharlesTLC:374, 377/8

KEYS WilliamCC1:235

KIDD JamesBB3:33

KIDDELL Jno.TLC:18

KIDDELL JohnBB1:102TLC:14

KILBRIGHT MurtherTLC:2

KILBRIGHT MurthyTLC:1

KILFOYLE MargaretBB2:493

KILLAHER EdwardBB2:221

329

KILLETTBB1:96

KILLICHBB1:96

KILLING JohnTLC:1

KILMINSTER JohnBB3:99, 117

"Kimadier"TLM:89

"Kimba"TLM:90

KINDER James HallCC2:117

KINDRICK JohnBB2:344

KINGCC1:60/1, 66, 103CC2:323

KING CaptainBB3:46, 81

KING EmmanuelBB3:116

KING JamesBB2:44BB3:97

KING Pat.BB1:13

KING Phillip G.BB3:43

KING Rbt.TLC:12

KING RobertCC1:7, 49, 52, 54, 63,

:[Register Index]KING Robt.

TLC:16, 120TLM:67

KINGROSE ThomasBB2:163

KINSMILL JohnBB2:63

KIRBY Mr.BB2:202

KIRBY W.BB2:58

KIRBY WilliamBB2:52, 81, 115

KIRKCC1:163, 170

KIRK MichaelBB3:90TLC:154/ 5, 162/3, 356, 364

KIRK Mr.BB2:469

KIRK SarahBB3:90

KIRK & SonBB2:139CC1:168

KIRKSSONBB2:137

KIRLING EdwardBB1:78TLC:122

KIRNAEN JohnBB2:307

"Kitehum"TLM:90

"Kithea"TLM:90

"Kitty Gammon"TLM:90

KNIGHTBB3:331CC3:61/3

KNIGHT GeorgeCC3:57/ 8, 60, 68

KNIGHT Mrs.CC3:65

KNIGHT Sir AlfredBB3:254, 261

KORF Mr.BB2:210CC1:234, 241

"Kurang Boy Jimmy"TLM:56

"Kuring Bong Jimmy"BB1:9

"Kyraba"TLM:89

LLADD

BB2:51LAGHLAN

BB2:107, 109LAIDLEY

TLC:354/5, 370LAIDLEY Mr.

BB1:27LAING Robt.

TLM:60LAMB

CC1:236TLC:154, 364

LAMB Mr.BB2:108, 121

330

LAMBKIN EmilyCC3:358/60

LAMBKIN George HenryCC3:348/60

LANAGANCC1:112

LANAGAN JohnCC1:42

LANAGHANCC1:64, 78/9, 85, 89, 91,

:102, 105LANAGHAN John

CC1:90, 107, 119LANDERGAN Michael

BB1:177LANE

CC2:336LANE Henry

TLC:353LANE Hy.

TLC:6LANFORD George

TLC:20LANG Mr.

TLC:392LANG Robert

BB1:44BB2:426TLC:252

LANG Robt.TLC:12, 18, 120

LANGDONCC1:30

LANGDON Mr.BB2:72

LANGHTEN JohnBB2:302

LANIGAN JohnTLM:60

LANNAGANCC1:48, 65, 74

LANNAGAN JohnCC1:73

LANNAGHANCC1:48/9, 60, 63/4, 74, 78

LANNAGHAN JohnCC1:59

LARDER Will.BB1:97

LARDER WilliamBB2:328

LATHAM MarthaBB2:318, 390

LATHAM MaryBB2:390

LAUGHTON JohnCC3:1/3

LAUGHTON PeterCC3:1/4

LAWFORD Geo.TLC:122

LAWFORD GeorgeBB2:94TLC:20

LAWLISSBB2:403

LAWLYSSBB2:401

LAWRENCE G.H.BB1:9

LAWRIE JohnTLC:387

LAWSON PeterCC3:401

LEABEN JohnBB2:363

LEAHY ElizaBB2:394, 403

LEAHY ElizabethBB2:401/2, 416

LEAHY TimothyCC1:245

LEAN J.M.BB3:176(a), 176

LEARYCC3:78

LEARY JosephBB2:276

LEARY MichaelCC2:229

LEATON JohnBB2:342

LEBOIN GeorgeTLC:242

LEE JoeCC3:7, 10

LEE JosephBB2:527TLC:242

LEE PatrickBB3:86

LEESCC3:345/6

LEES JosephCC3:6, 8, 12, 49

LEES Mr.CC3:48

LEES WilliamCC3:343, 347

351

RYDE JohnBB3:354, 356, 403CC3:206, 208/10, 212

RYDER SusanBB3:43, 123

SSADLEIR

BB3:28, 41/42, 50SADLEIR Mr.

BB2:437SADLEIR Richard

BB2:435BB3:12, 39, 162/3

SADLIER MasterCC2:106

SADLIER Mr.CC2:108/9, 119, 133

SADLIER Mrs.CC2:108

SADLIER RichardCC2:106

"Sally"TLM:90

SALT SamuelCC2:121, 125

SAMPSON AngeloCC3:316/7

SAMPSON CarolineCC3:316

SAMPSON Charles LawrenceAngelo

BB3:464CC3:316/7

SAMUELBB1:151, 164

SAMUEL Wm.BB1:127, 150, 154

SAMUELSBB1:160/2

SAMUELS Mr.BB1:158, 164

SAMUELS WilliamBB1:165/6, 174

"Sandy"BB2:90

SAPPIE FrederickCC2:340

SAPPY FrederickCC2:340/1, 343

SAUNDERS JohnBB3:168

SAVILLE BenjaminBB2:21

SCASEBROOK Michl.TLC:120

SCARBOROUGH SusanCC2:7

SCARBOUROUGH SusanCC2:6

SCARESBROOK MichaelBB2:5, 274TLC:156/7

SCASEBROOK Mich.TLC:16

SCASEBROOK MichaelCC2:277

SCASEBROOK Michael, Jnr.CC2:276

SCASEBROOK Michael, Snr.CC2:276

SCAYSBROOKCC2:296

SCAYSBROOK Michl.TLC:12

SCAYSBROOK MichaelBB1:58, 79

SCAYSBROOK PatrickBB3:227/8

SCAYSBROOK (alias CAULFIELD)Patrick

CC2:294/5, 297/8SCHEFFERMULLER Henry

CC3:15/17SCHIFFERMULLER

BB3:275SCOTT

BB1:117BB2:476BB3:267, 343, 345/6,

:364/6, 370, 437CC3:163

SCOTT Chief ConstableCC1:[Register Index)

SCOTT JamesBB2:463

SCOTT JohnCC3:138

SCOTT L.CC3:195

SCOTT LyallBB3:357, 363, 433, 451,

:486, 493, 495/6, 505CC3:49, 50, 57/9, 67/8,

:133/5, 149/50, 152/3,:155/7, 160, 162,:164/7, 171, 226, 240,:256, 260/2, 310

352

SCOTT Mr.BB1:17 , 75, 96, 149BB2:264 , 371, 393, 406,

:408, 409, 411, 494CC1:40, 71, 88 / 90, 92,

:100, 106, 131CC3:48, 51, 60 , 63, 118,

:136/48, 151, 154,:161, 168/70

SCOTT Mrs.CC3:135

SCOTT Robt.BB1:107, 134CC1:75/6, 132

SCOTT T.CC1:[Register Index]

SCOTT T.A.TLC:152, 159, 250, 310TLM:115/6, 132

SCOTT Tho. A.TLM:78, 123, 142

SCOTT Thomas A.BB1:32, 35, 259BB2:318, 373 /4, 381,

:407, 449BB3:31CC1:80 , 85, 105CC3:32TLC:264/7TLM:63, 66, 69 , 77, 117,

:126/8, 131, 133, 141SCOTT Thomas Alison

TLM:70/1, 129SCOTT Thos. A.

TLM:62, 64, 76, 122,:124/5, 130

SCOTT WalterBB1:249

SCOUGALL RichardBB2:203 , 212, 234

SEAMANCC2:181, 187, 192, 194,

:197/8, 221/3, 230SEAMAN George

BB3:317/19SEAMAN John

BB3:98, 406CC2:182 /4, 188 / 9, 235,

:246/8, 251/4SELBY Margaret

CC2:281/2SELMON

CC3:235SELMON John

CC3:233, 237, 239/40

SETHRIDGE JeremiahBB2:222

SEVERS ElizabethBB2:334

SEWARD RichardCC3:379, 381/3, 386

SEYMOURBB1:171BB3:239CC2:337, 340, 342

SEYMOUR HenryCC2:334/6, 343

SHADFORTH J.TLC:223

SHAKESHAFTBB2:149CC2:215, 305

SHAKESHAFT JohnBB2:148

SHAKESHAFT TommyCC3:316

SHANAWAY JamesBB2 : 3.17

SHARAWAYBB2:325

SHAWCC2:29, 33

SHAW AnnCC2:32

SHAW JohnBB2:221

SHAW JosephBB2:527

SHAW Mrs.CC2:33

SHAY WilliamBB1:41

SHEABB1:128

SHEA BryanBB1:129/30

SHEA BryantTLM:63

SHEERINGBB2:438

SHEERING JohnBB2:439

SHEILS JohnBB3:223

SHERIDAN RichardCC3:284/6

SHIEL PatrickBB3:25

SHIELD CatherineCC3:392

353

SHIELDS CatherineCC3:391/2

SHIELDS Catherine JaneCC3:393

SHIELDS MaryCC3:391

SHERIDANCC1:82/3

SHERIDAN Patk.BB1:9

SHERIFF J.L.BB3:504

SHERING JohnBB2:175

SHERRIFF J.L.BB3:514

SHERRIFF I.T.BB3:475

SHERRIFF & DOWNING Messrs.BB3:455

SHONEBB3:62, 126 , 150, 152/3

SHORE WilliamBB3:491

SHORT EdwardBB3:133

SHORT JohnBB2:141

SHORTILL PatrickBB2:190CC1:191, 193

SIDEBOTTOMBB2:30, 219, 230, 353,

:372, 468CC1:1, 81CC2:75, 78, 80/3

SIDEBOTTOM AbrahamBB1:233BB2:157, 160 , 371, 427,

:462, 469BB3:81, 86, 98, 112CC2:74, 77, 79, 85/7TLC:242

SIDEBOTTOM Mrs.CC2:74/ 9, 83/7

SIDEBOTTOM W.BB2:31

SIDEBOTTOM WilliamBB2:58, 322, 352TLC:163

SIDEBOTTOM Wm.TLM:59

SIDOLE GuieseppeBB1:168

SIDOLE JosephCC1:155TLC:20

SIDOLES GuiseppeBB1:169

SIDOLIBB2:70, 407

SIDOLI JosephBB2:56, 86

SIMERY GeorgeCC1:247

SIMPSONCC3:337

SIMPSON JamesBB2:449/50

SIMPSON Mr.CC1:122

SIMPSON P.BB1:269TLC:7, 163

SIMPSON PercyBB1:85/6BB2:72CC1:18

SIMPSON ThomasBB2:221

SIMPSON William West (Rev.)BB2:510

SIMSON JosephBB1:253

SINGLETONCC2:219

SINGLETON HenryCC3:300

SINGLETON JamesBB2:162

SINGLETON Sarah SusannahCC3:300

SKINNERBB3:11 / 12, 28, 38, 50/1

SKINNER John A.CC2:79

SKINNER John ArthurCC2:78, 108, 115

SKINNER Mr.BB2:434/5CC2:74/5, 77, 81/3, 86,

:106, 119/20, 133SLADE

TLC:371, 377SLADE C.M.

BB2:131SLADE G.M.

BB2:24 , 36, 120, 145

354

SLADE JohnTLC:376, 378, 383, 385

SLADE Mr.BB2:326, 332

SLOANE Mrs.CC3:216

SLOANE WilliamBB3:329

SMART W.W.BB2:126

SMEATHMAN Mr.BB2:326, 332

SMITHBB1:6, 142, 146, 171,

:268, 274BB2:6, 77, 79, 183CC1:100, 128/9, 132,

:168, 170, 246, 261CC2:30/3

SMITH A.B.BB3:191/2

SMITH C.BB2:147

SMITH ConstableCC1:81

SMITH DavidBB2:9

SMITH EdwardBB2:154TLC:231TLM:97

SMITH ElizabethCC3:52, 54/6

SMITH FrancisBB1:4, 44TLC:12

SMITH Fras.TLC:16

SMITH GeorgeBB3:379CC3:181

SMITH HenryBB1:12, 37BB2:67, 129CC1:63, 114

SMITH J.BB1:234TLC:250/1

SMITH JamesBB1:81, 84, 90 , 109, 153/5,

:157, 162, 262BB2:200BB3:248TLM:61

SMITH JohnBB2:80, 148, 431BB3:191/2CC1:162, 260CC2:61 /2, 65/6CC3:52/3, 55/6, 233, 268TLC:2, 154/5, 162, 188,

:345, 350, 355/6, 364SMITH Major

BB2:52, 112, 127CC1:185

SMITH MaltbyBB1:109, 124, 278BB2:134, 226CC1:12, 19, 23, 26, 30,

:33, 84, 97/8, 126/7,:129/33, 167, 169,:257/50 ( Register Index]

TLM:60SMITH Mary

BB2:449, 512CC2:88/9

SMITH Mr.BB1:134BB2:280, 353CC3:235TLC:1

SMITH Mrs.BB2:179/ 80, 190CC3:217

SMITH R.V.BB1:88

SMITH ThomasBB2:65, 71 , 91, 305TLC:6, 252

SMITH Will.TLC:251

SMITH WilliamBB1:5, 15, 18BB2:129, 290, 317BB3:281CC1:44, 48CC2:29CC3:349/51TLC:3, 6, 154/5, 162, 352,

:355/6, 358, 363/4, 386TLM:56

SMITH Wm.TLC:253

SMITH ( of Blue Gum Flat)CC1:131

SMYTH MajorBB2:495

SMYTHE MajorBB2:498, 501/2

355

SOECC2:284/5

SOLLING C.F.BB2:178

SOLLING F.BB2:324

SOLLING G.F.BB2:332

SOLLING Mr.BB2:184, 357, 461CC3:83, 85

SOMMERS JohnBB3:511CC3:369, 371

SOOMREY Thos.BB2:8

SOUNGERBB1:261

SPALDING WilliamBB3:43

SPARK/S A.B.CC1:179/80

SPARLING WilliamBB3:112

SPEARESCC1:176/7, 184

SPEARES WilliamCC1:181

SPEARSBB2:154CC1:161CC2:188, 210, 315, 350CC3:16, 29, 350, 367, 384/5

SPEARS . FrancesCC1:1

SPEARS FrancisCC2:179CC3:31

SPEARS FrankCC3:23, 31

SPEARS G.BB1:239

SPEARS Geo.TLM:82

SPEARS GeorgeBB1:16BB2:114, 243, 253BB3:433, 451CC3:25/ 6, 294/5, 366TLC:134, 138, 226TLM:97

SPEARS JohnCC3:250, 252

SPEARS JosephBB2:270 [cont'd. over)

Joseph SPEARS [cont'd.]BB3:324CC2:315, 317, 335, 341, 343CC3:24/ 5, 30/1

SPEARS Josh.BB1:239

SPEARS Mr.BB2:9CC3:25, 102

SPEARS SarahBB3:324/5, 369CC1:160, 162

SPEARS W.BB1:239TLC:20

SPEARS WilliamBB2:358CC1:159, 180, 182CC2:312, 315/6TLC:32, 134/5, 138/ 9, 226/7TLM:82

SPEARS Willm.TLM:97

SPEARS Wm.BB1:115, 264

.SPENCER PaulCC2:23

SPERKS (PERKS) JohnTLC:156/7

SPILLANEBB1:256

SPILLANE D.L.BB2:3

SPILLANE Mrs.BB2 : 4'

SPRAR LukeBB3:126

SPRINGBB1:242CC1:158

SPRING DanielBB2:81, 101, 103CC1:156/7TLC:20

SPURLING WilliamBB2:497

STACEYBB2:183

STACEY DanielBB2:87

STACEY ThomasBB2:102, 182 , 360, 467, 488BB3:75, 173, 177CC1:59TLC:353

356

STACEY Thos.TLC:122

STACKMAN W.CC3:313

STACKMAN WilliamCC3:311/2

STACYCC1:59/60

STACY ThomasBB2:117

STAIT RichardBB1:175

STAMPCC3:182

STANAWAYCC1:264/6, 268 /79, 284,

:286, 288STANAWAY James

CC1:267, 272, 281, 285,:289/90

STANTON JamesBB2:204

STARK Richd.BB1:43TLM:58

STARKEY JohnCC3:399/401

STEEL CatherineCC2:88

STEPHEN JusticeBB2:243

STEPHEN Rev. CanonBB3:520/1

STEPHENS HenryBB1:15, 56, 272

STEPHENS LarryCC3:31

STEPHENS LaurenceCC2:325/6, 328

STERLING JohnBB3:282

"Steve"CC2:165

STEVENSBB3:45CC1:210/11

STEVENS CampbellCC1:212

STEVENS HenryCC1:84/5, 154

STEVENS JohnBB3:116

STEVENS WilliamBB3:4 , 8, 30, 37, 53

STEVENSONCC1:184

STEVENSON WilliamCC1:181/2

STEWARTBB2:377

STEWART CharlesBB1:24TLM:4

STEWART G.C.BB2:67

STICKLEY SimonCC2:122, 129, 132, 162/3

STILES J.BB2:470

STILES JamesBB2:103

STILES JoshBB2:117

STILES RobBB2:117

STOCKDALEBB2:332, 517BB3:18, 1910:92:76, 100CC3:142, 159, 191, 324/5

STOCKDALE ElizabethCC2:85/6

STOCKDALE GeorgeBB3:178CC2:223/9, 275

STOCKDALE George RobinsonBB3':378, 407CC3:323

STOCKDALE JamesBB2:358BB3:278, 370CC2:80, 85 , 96/9, 101/2CC3:133, 136/7, 139/40, 146,

:150, 156/8, 160/1,:164/7, 171

STOCKDALE Jas.TLM:.136

STOCKDALE JohnBB2:516BB3:277CC2:97, 350CC3:6, 65, 146 , 151, 157,

:162, 169STOCKDALE John R.

CC3:5, 155, 170/1STOCKDALE John Robinson

CC3:192

357

STOCKDALE Mr.BB2:324, 357CC2:352CC3:138, 145, 148, 153,

:162, 168STOCKDALE Mrs.

BB2:469CC2:99/100

STOCKDALE W.TLC:266

STONEBB2:160

STONE S.W.TLC:264

STONE ThomasBB2:161, 163

STRACHAN DonaldCC3:334

STRANGECC1:213/4, 224, 228

STRANGE FrederickCC1:223

STRANGE Mrs.CC1:224

STREET Mr.TLC:162

STREET ThomasTLC:162

STRICKLEY SimonCC2:128

STUCKLEYBB3:52

STUKLEYBB3:37

STYLESBB2:111

SUCKENCH JohnTLC:5

SUCTCUCK JohnTLC:361

SULLIVANBB2:470CC1:170/1

SULLIVAN BenjaminBB3:78

SULLIVAN ChristopherCC2:5

SULLIVAN DanielBB2:271CC1:173/4, 176TLM:112

SULLIVAN CaptainBB2:356

SULLIVAN JamesBB2:462, 464/5

SULLIVAN Mich.TLC:252

SULLIVAN Mr.CC1:246

SULLIVAN OwenCC2:107

SUNDERLAND JohnBB2:238

SUTHERLAND JamesCC1:203

SUTHERLAND Jas.TLM:136

SUTTON JamesBB2:314

SWAINECC2:231/2

SWAN ThomasBB1:19TLC:20

SWAN Thos.TLC:122

SWEENEY JohnBB2:260BB3:23, 58, 69, 113

SWEENEY MartinTLM:5

SYMITHERSBB1: 269

TTAAFE

CC3:80TAAFE John

BB2:123TAAFFE

BB3:335, 337, 386CC3:72/73, 305

TAAFFE JamesCC2:340

TAAFFE JohnBB3:261, 290, 460CC1:163/4CC3:69/70, 74/6

TANNER MaryBB3:118

TARGET JamesBB2:327

TARRAND WilliamCC2:174/9

TARRENT WilliamCC2:173/4

TAYLERCC1:255

358

TAYLER Mr.CC1:256

TAYLORBB2:133, 348BB3:91CC2:34, 36, 38, 40CC3:216, 218

TAYLOR EdwardBB2:267, 514CC2:74/5, 77, 79CC3:205, 336

TAYLOR GeorgeBB2:287, 489BB3:28, 74, 358CC3:89

TAYLOR JamesBB3:201 /2, 210/11

TAYLOR JaneCC2:77CC3:205, 332

TAYLOR JohnBB3:186

TAYLOR Mr.CC1:257, 260CC2:39, 56

TAYLOR Mrs.BB3:87CC2:36CC3:204, 216

TAYLOR Mrs . SamuelCC2:35

TAYLOR NathanielCC3:321

TAYLOR RobertBB2:138CC1:243TLC:222TLM:80

TAYLOR Robt.TLC:223/4

TAYLOR SamuelBB2:277, 358 , 360, 471BB3:86/7CC2:35/40, 55

TAYLOR ThomasCC2:34/5, 37, 39

TEALE DanielBB1:177

TEBBY Mr.CC1:41

TEBLEY Mr.CC1:72

TELFOURCC1:263/4, 266,

:268/71

"Telombray"TLC:131

"Teringe"TLC:247

"Terirge"TLC:131, 195

TERRY GeorgeCC3:229/31

"The Fugleman"CC1:114

THERRY R.BB1:201

THOMAS Mr.BB2:137

THOMKINS SusanCC3:48, 51

THOMPKINS SusanCC3:49

THOMPSONBB1:166CC2:142, 157

THOMPSON AnnCC2:134, 136, 138/41,

:143/4THOMPSON Geo.

TLC:102THOMPSON George

CC1:77, [Register Index)THOMPSON James

BB1:104, 108TLM:62

THOMPSON JohnBB3:45CC2:134/40, 143/4

THOMPSON Mary AnnBB2:336

THOMPSON Mrs.CC2:7, 159

THOMPSON WilliamCC3:134

THOMSETT EdwardBB2:401BB3:201CC2:255

THOMSETT SamuelCC2:255/6

THOMSETT SusannahCC2:255/6

THOMSON WilliamBB3:241CC3:164

THORN CharlesBB2:132

THORNSTON John PeterBB3:196

359

THORPE SamuelCC3:393/6, 398/9

THRELFAL MargaretCC2:41/3

THRELFALL MargaretBB2:325CC1:272, 275

THRELFALL ThomasBB2:325CC1:272, 275/6

THRELFSBB2:506

THRELFS HenryBB2:505

THRELKELDBB1:234/5

THRELKELD Revd.BB1:10, 22, 218BB2:90, 185

THRELSS HenryBB2:474

TIFFIN RobertCC1:136

TIFFIN "Mad Bob"CC1:135

TIGHE Mrs.BB2:450

TIGHE RobertBB2:433

"Tillabury"TLM:90

"Tirro"TLM:90

TITLEY JohnBB3:57, 174, 177CC2:210

TOBINBB2:305CC3:9

TOBIN BridgetCC3:318

TOBIN JohnBB3:468CC1:218CC2:292CC3:317/9

TOBYCC1:221

TOBY CaptainBB2:240/1

TOBY J.W.BB2:278CC2:3

TOBY Mr.BB2:361CC1:246

TOBY T.W.CC1:217CC2:4

TOBY Thomas W.BB2:335, 402CC1:218

TOBY Thomas WhittyBB2:427, 434

"Tom"CC2:165

"Tom Jones"BB1:9TLC:131, 195, 247TLM:56, 89

TOMKINSCC1:287

TOMKINS SusanCC3:47

TOMLINS Mr.BB1:230

TOMLINSONBB3:367/8CC3:142/3, 153/4,

:157/60, 163, 176TOMLINSON Mr.

CC3:148/9, 151/2, 162,:168/170, 176

TOMLINSON Mrs.CC3:178

TOMLINSON SamuelBB3:370, 390CC3:133/7, 141, 146/7,

:150, 155/6, 161,:164, 166/7, 171, 174

TOMLINSON & Co.CC3:160, 162

"Tommy" (from New Zealand)BB2:22, 34

"Tommy" (Aboriginal)TLC:130

"Tommy Sons"TLC:130

"Tommy Tommy"TLC:131, 195, 247

TOMSETT EdwardBB2:364

"Tonmur"TLM:90

TOOLE WilliamCC2:250

"Tool roll"TLM:90

360

TOOMEY JohnCC2:311

"Toorniyere"TLM:90

"Tory Dick"TLM:89

TRAINER A.CC3:253

TRAVERS & Co.BB3:240CC3:9

TRAVERS Miss J.L.BB3:229

TRAVERS Mr.CC3:5

TRAYNOR AnneCC3:253

TRAYNOR Mrs.CC3:247

TREACLE Geo.TLM:137

TREADLE GeorgeBB2:515, 523BB3:2, 5, 16

TREEVE R.J.BB3:391

TREFALLCC1:284

TREGLE GeorgeBB2:518

TRELFALLCC1:278/9, 284, 286/7

TRELFALL Mrs.CC1:289

TRIGG WilliamBB3:190

TRIGLECC1:216

TRIGLE C.TLM:71

TRIPPETT WilliamBB3:485CC3:338

"Tucka"TLC:130

"Tuc-ker"TLM:89

TUCKERCC1:143

TUCKER CharlesBB1:54BB2:15, 206, 267CC1:142

TURNERBB1:180BB2:58, 141, 231, 254, 332CC1:35, 234, 242CC2:183

TURNER BillCC1:144

TURNER ElizabethCC2:180/2, 184

TURNER FrancisBB3:141

TURNER GeorgeBB1:21, 118BB2:140, 465CC1:26CC2:100TLC:20

TURNER I.BB2:357

TURNER JohnBB2:320, 324TLC:252

TURNER Mr.BB2:229, 232

TURNER Mrs.CC2:183

TURNER "Old Ned"BB1:118

TURNER W.TLM:136

TURNER WilliamBB1:4, 44, 61, 117/8BB2:33, 219, 259CC1:4/5, 7/8, 28, 40, 61,

:71, 111/12, 114, 127/8,:237, [Register Index]

CC2:23, 101/2, 151, 180/1,:229

TLC:12, 16, 331TURNERELLY Jas.

BB1:114TURNSDAINE Henry

BB3:514TWANY John

BB2:213TWOMEY Michael

BB3:110TWYMAN Tom

CC3:11TYER Henry

BB1:41

361

UUNDERWOOD Thomas

BB3:407, 426, 436"Urgena"

TLC:195

VVARDON William

CC3:197VENTEMAN

BB2:396BB3:2, 6, 8, 27, 35,

:53/4, 56, 58/9, 334CC2:94/5, 170

VENTEMAN CharlesCC2:185/9, 240/4

VENTEMAN DanielCC3:225

VENTEMAN GeorgeBB2:270, 358BB3:5, 18CC2:10, 90/1, 151,

:205/11, 221/3, 225,:229/33, 273, 294/8

CC3:33VENTEMAN George R.B.

BB3:247, 333VENTEMAN Julie

CC2:10VENTEMAN Mr.

CC2:93, 224, 316/7, 319CC3:35

VENTEMAN Mrs.CC2:8/9, 230, 232, 269

VINE E.C.BB2:405

VINE I.R.BB2:405

VINE J.K.BB2:406

VINE Mr.BB2:282, 455

VOGAN ThomasBB2:263

w"Waaigah"

TLC: 247"Waalackbargo"

TLC:247"Waalgarboo"

TLC:195, 247

"Waargah"TLC:195

"Wadalal"TLC:131

WADDELLTLC:6

WADDELL JamesTLC:2, 3, 6, 188, 345,

:350, 358, 374WADE George

BB3:463, 492"Waigoa"

TLC:130"Waigoah"

TLC:247WAKS Jacob

TLC:160"Walgy"

TLC:130, 195WALING James

BB1:277WALKER Archibald

BB3:167WALKER Mrs.

CC3:313, 315WALKER William

CC1:77WALKER William, & Co.

BB3:167WALKER & JONES

CC1:77WALLBANK Thos.

TLC:14WALLBRIDGE Ann

BB3:521WALLBRIDGE Anne

BB3:520WALLBRIDGE Eliza

BB3:521WALLBRIDGE Fanny

BB3:520/1WALLBRIDGE Jane

BB3:520/1WALLBRIDGE Madeline

BB3:520/1WALLBRIDGE William

BB3:520/1"Waligy"

TLC:247WALSBROOK Thomas

TLC:120WALSBROOK Thos.

TLC:16WALSH Elizabeth

BB1:69

362

WALSH JohnBB1:201

WALSH MartinBB2:244

WALTERSBB2:72

WALTERS Mr.BB1:126

WAMSLEYBB3:422CC3:190, 387

WAMSLEY E.CC3:49

WAMSLEY EdwardBB3:421, 519, 522CC3:191, 379/81, 386

WAMSLEY JamesCC3:260

WAMSLEY Mary J.BB3:519

WAMSLEY Mr.CC3:192, 259/60, 382/5

WAMSLEY WilliamBB3:392/3, 421, 522CC3:256/8, 261/2, 367

"Waniba"TLC:131

"Waraackbargo"TLC:195

WARBURTON GeorgeBB3:317

WARDCC1:161CC2:295, 298

WARD EphraimCC3:229/30

WARD Mr.CC1:253

WARD W.TLC:250TLM:116

WARD WilliamBB1:115, 264BB3:487CC1:162CC2:296TLC:226, 229TLM:60, 97/8

WARD Wm.TLM:59, 61/2, 132/3

WARDENCC1:60

WARDEN ThomasCC1:59, 63

WARDEN Thos.TLC:12

WARDLECC2:47, 49

WARDLE MaryCC2:48/9, 51/3

WARDLE Mrs.CC2:47

WARDLE ThomasCC2:46, 48, 51/3

"Wargoah"TLC:195

WARLTERSTLC:371, 377, 383

WARLTERS JeremiahTLC:353, 376

WARLTERS Mr.TLC:6, 353, 378, 387

WARNERBB2:214, 225, 230/2CC1:236

WARNER J.BB1:121, 262CC1:134, (Register Index)TLC:20TLM:108

WARNER JamesBB2:215/7, 224CC1:233, 237/8, 245/6

WARNER Jn. Ed.BB1:44

WARNER JonathanBB2:220CC1:100, 118, 120, 245

WARNER Jnth.TLC:21, 32

WARNER Mr.BB1:120, 125BB2:463CC1:34, 36, 42, 47, 73/4,

:80/1, 83/4, 86, 104,:110/12, 115, 117,:121, 124, 132, 238

WARNER Mr. (Snr.)CC1:239

WARNER Mrs.BB1:11

"Warpicar"TLM:90

"Warraok Bago"TLC:130

"Warriba"TLC:195, 247

WARTON EdwardBB2:265

363

WATERBB3:244

WATKINSBB3:248/9, 253CC2:213, 215 , 303, 322,

:324, 351, 353/4WATKINS C.

CC2:349WATKINS Charles

BB3:256, 260CC2:316, 318, 320/1, 328,

:331, 348, 350, 352, 355CC3:331, 352/3, 356

WATKINS ElizabethCC3:247, 249

WATKINS Harriet ElizabethCC3:321

WATKINS Henrietta TeresaAgnes

BB3:500CC3:352, 356

WATKINS JamesCC3:319/21

WATKINS Margaret TheresaCC3:331

WATKINS Matilda AnnBB3:469CC3:319, 321

WATKINS MissCC3:353/4

WATKINS Mrs.CC3:250 / 2, 330, 353/4

WATKINS RobertBB3:239, 242CC3:247, 252

WATKINS Sarah JaneCC3:320

WATKINS ThomasBB2:131CC1:44 77, 136CC2:212, 218

WATSONBB3:62CC1:102

WATSON H.G.BB2:145, 423 , 425/6,

:450, 482TLC:20, 224, 391/2

WATSON Henry GunsleyTLC:386

WATSON Hy . GunsleyBB1:118, 239CC1:29

WATSON John ChristianBB3:288CC3:20, 23

WATSON Mr.BB1:30BB2:159, 248, 266,

:419/20 , 440, 501CC1:7, 56, 63, 237

WATSON Wm. G.CC1:[Register Index]

"Wattakan"TLM:89

WATTLYCC2:236

"Wattorgin..sa"TLM:89

WAUGHSTLC:354/5

"Wayoo"TLC:130

WEAKLEY JamesBB3:408CC3:231

WEAKLEY RichardCC3:231

WEALIN Mr.BB3:105

WEARIN JohnBB3:98

WEAVER Charles ThomasCC3:387, 390

WEBBCC1:210TLC:377

WEBB CommissaryBB2:241

WEBB ElizaCC2:338, 341, 343

WEBB JackCC1:259

WEBB JamesTLC:2, 376

WEBB JohnCC2:337, 341/2

WELLERBB2:231

WELLER GeorgeBB2:230CC1:244/5

WELLER J.CC1:233

WELLER Mr.CC1:236

WELLSCC3:96, 342

364

WELLS JamesCC3:95

WELLS MaryCC3:342

WELLS ThomasBB3:488CC3:96, 341

WELLS W.H.BB2:167

WELLS William H.TLC:231

WELLS Willm.TLM:97

WELSH EllenCC1:207/9

WELSH MichaelCC1:207/8

"Wendorah"TLC:195

"Werowah"TLC:195

"Werowan"TLC:247

"Werowra"TLC:131

WEST PhilipCC1:63

WESTERCC1:248

WESTROPE ZachariahCC1:249

WESTROTCC1:248

WESTROT Z.CC1:250

WETHERELLTLC:154, 364

WHALANCC2:31/2

WHALAN JamesTLC:20

WHALAN ThomasTLC:16

WHALING JamesBB1:81, 84

WHALING Thos.BB1:87

WHARD W.TLC:250TLM:131

WHARD WilliamTLC:134TLM:63, 69, 124, 130

WHARD Willm.TLM:117, 123

WHARD Wm.BB1:239BB2:83, 127TLM:64, 66, 122

WHARTON EdwardCC2:24/7

WHEATCC2:223

WHEAT WilliamCC2:222, 224/5

WHEELERBB3:416

WHEELER J.BB3:405

WHELANCC2:30/3

WHELAN JamesBB2:87, 317CC2:29

WHELAN Thos.BB1:44TLC:12

WHELING ThomasBB1:1

WHELINGS J.BB1:262

"Whepemup"TLC:195

"Whipemup"TLC:247

"Whip-em-up"BB1:19TLM:89

"Whipumup"TLC:131

WHITECC1:200CC2:148

WHITE AbelBB3:359, 372CC3:110/11, 113/4

WHITE Dr.BB2:510

WHITE JanneBB2:454

WHITE JosephBB3:49CC2:145/7, 149/52

WHITE Mrs.CC2:152

WHITE Rev.CC3:217

WHITE RobertCC1:199, 202/3CC2:101/2

365

WHITE SimonCC3:181/2

WHITINGSBB1:99

WHITTLE JohnBB3:172

WHOOTTONCC1:260

WHOOTTON MaryCC1:257/9

WHOOTTON ThomasCC1:255

WILCORKSON JohnBB3:17

WILDBB2:434/5

WILD WilliamBB3:48, 65, 131

WILKINS JosephBB1:37, 147BB2:396

WILKINS Josh.TLC:12

WILKINSONTLC:154, 364

WILKINSON ElizabethCC3:393, 397/9

WILKINSON Josh.TLC:16, 120

WILKSHIRE EdwardBB2:400

WILLARDTLM:139

"Wi 1 leeh"TLM:90

WILLIAMSBB3:183, 210CC2:178CC3:60, 189, 191

WILLIAMS JamesCC1:1/2

WILLIAMS JohnBB1:9, 23BB2:319, 369BB3:70/1, 94, 112, 148, 155CC1:111CC2:82/ 3, 202/4

WILLIAMS SarahBB3:111

WILLIAMS ThomasCC3:190

WILLIAMS Thos.TLM:58

WILLIAMSONBB3:329

WILLIAMSON GeorgeBB3:328

WILLIAMSON JeremiahCC2:146/8, 151

WILLIAMSON MaryCC3:19

WILLIAMSON Mr.CC3:19

WILLIAMSON RosannahBB3:288CC3:18/19

WILLIAMSON SarahCC3:332

"Willibin"TLC:131

WILLINGALE JohnBB2:9

WILLMOTT ElizabethBB3:425

"WiIpin"TLM:89

WILSHIRE Edw.TLM:139

WILSONBB2:214 , 231, 484, 507BB3:329CC1:199CC2:90, 95, 344

WILSON A.BB2:313CC1:206TLC:300

WILSON AdamBB2:187, 325CC1:205CC2:23/4

WILSON CalebTLC:188

WILSON CatherineTLC:163

WILSON DavidBB3:328

WILSON J.TLM:134

WILSON Jno. R.TLC:252

WILSON JohnBB2:150, 474 , 505/6, 509CC2:91, 93/4

WILSON John KerrBB2:166, 170, 327

WILSON John Thos.TLC:236

WILSON Mary AnnTLM:57

366

WILSON MobbyBB2:474, 505/6

WILSON Mr.BB2:184CC1:247, 249CC2:345

WILSON NobbyBB2:509CC2:91, 93

WILSON SamuelBB2:85, 488BB3:173, 177CC3:287/BTLC:163

WILSON ThomasBB1:177BB2:187/8, 205, 216, 272CC1:203/5TLC:231TLM:142

WILSON Thos.TLC:264/5, 267TLM:97, 133, 136

WILSON WilliamCC2:24

WILSON alias MAHARG Jno.TLM:63

WILTSHIRE EdwardTLC:252

WINDERYER C.BB2:400

WINDEYERBB3:87, 90

WINDEYER CharlesBB2:386/7, 439BB3:86

WINTER Mr.CC1:90

WIRE G.F.BB2:203

WISE Mr.BB2:245

WISEMAN Mr.BB1:3CC2:35

WISEMAN Wm.CC2:34

WISEW00D JohnTLC:390, 392

WISKINSTLC:6

WISKINS JosephTLC:3, 388

"Witorie/Iritorie"TLM:89

WITTS AlfredBB3:35

WOCK WilliamCC3:28

"Wollajy"TLC:130

"Wombut"TLC:131

WOODBB2:142CC1:168/70CC3:178

WOOD Jno.TLM:136

WOOD JohnBB2:134CC1:153, 167, 169

WOOD Mrs.CC2:77

WOOD R.CC3:177

WOOD RalphBB2:514CC2:156, 171/2, 174/9CC3:10, 174/6, 180TLC:251

WOODBERRY Mrs.CC3:232

WOODBURYBB2:34, 36/7CC3:300

WOODBURY JohnCC3:297/9

WOODBURY Mr.CC3:299

WOODBURY RichardBB2:181CC2:311

WOODBURY WilliamBB3:460CC2:219/20CC3:297

WOODHAM HarrietBB2:150TLC:226

WOODS MargaretCC2:148

WOODWARD JamesBB1:32, 240BB3:501CC3:356TLC:20/1

WOODWARD JohnBB3:501CC3:356/7

367

"Wooerah"TLC:247

WOOLFREY Henry NorbertCC2:344

WOOLFREY Mr.CC2:354

WOOLFREY Mr. N.CC2:350/1

WOOLFREY Rev.BB3:252/3CC3:185

WOOLFREY Rev. H.N.BB3:249, 255

WOOLFREY Rev. Mr.CC2:353

WOOLFREY Rev. W.O.BB3:234

"Woolgaiba"TLC:131

"Woolgee"TLM:89

WOOLLEYCC3:8/9

WOOLLEY JohnBB3:207CC2:264/5

WOOLLEY RobertBB3:207CC2:264/6CC3:6/7, 12

"Woolloongoong"TLC:247

"Wooloongoong"TLC:195

"Woolung Goong"TLC:130

"Woonbroin"TLC:130

"Woorbul"TLC:195

"Woorbull"TLC:247

WOOTTONCC1:262

WOOTTON MaryBB2:321, 431CC1:259, 262CC2:60/1, 64, 66/7

WOOTTON Mr.CC2:67

WOOTTON ThomasBB2:431CC1:258CC2:60, 62/4, 66

WOOTTON ( alias CRAWLEY)Mary

CC1:255"Woreeh"

TLC:195WORKMAN Thos.

TLM:58WORLEY

BB3:213, 316 , 338/40,:353, 365, 372,:374, 386

CC1:183, 224, 226CC2:213/4, 217/8,

:305CC3:118TLC:266

WORLEY ConstableBB2:263

WORLEY HenryBB2:449, 457, 498BB3:212, 303, 342/3,

:440, 442, 450,:452, 463

CC1:180/1, 184, 278/9CC2:211/2, 220CC3:51, 111, 116, 128,

:130, 179, 181,:184/5, 256, 261/3,:294/7

WORLEY Martha ElizabethBB3:442, 450CC3:296

WORLEY Mr.CC3:259

WORLEY WilliamCC3:110/13

WORTEMAN ThomasTLM:63

WORTHING RichardCC3:341/2

WRIGHT DavidCC3:60

WRIGHT GeorgeBB1:218BB3:156

WRIGHT GilbertBB3:133

WRIGHT SamCC2:177

WRING EmanuelBB3:21TLC:300/1

"Wutgubg-gaby"TLM:90

368

WYATTCC1:131TLM: 63

WYATT JosephCC1:75

WYLD WilliamBB2:378

"Wyomba"TLM:90

YYATES

BB3:290"Yea-Yea"

TLM:89"Yelline-Bonna"

TLM:90YORK

BB2:216, 231CC1:233, 239-41, 243

YORK (alias COULSON)CC1:242

YORK (alias COULSON) GeorgeCC1:240

YORK (alias COULSTON)CC1:244

YOUNG Mr.BB2:115

YOUNG WilliamBB2:9, 31CC1:63TLC:20

YOUNG Wm.TLC:264

"Young Dick"BB1:3, 18TLM:56

"Young Hugh"TLC:130

"Young Hughy"TLC:195, 247