Historical Records of New South Wales: part 1. [Papers relating to] Cook, 1762-1780. Facsimiles of charts. 1893. Part 2. [Papers relating to] Phillip, 1783-1792. 1892, Bind 1,Del 2 |
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As our situation in New South Wales would enable us to carry on this trade with
the utmost facility , we should be no longer under the necessity of sending such
immense quantities of silver for the different articles we import from the Chinese ...
As our situation in New South Wales would enable us to carry on this trade with
the utmost facility , we should be no longer under the necessity of sending such
immense quantities of silver for the different articles we import from the Chinese ...
Side 17
... by the fertility and salubrity of the climate , connected with the remoteness of its
situation ( from whence it is hardly possible for persons to return without
permission ) , seems peculiarly adapted to answer the views of Government with
respect ...
... by the fertility and salubrity of the climate , connected with the remoteness of its
situation ( from whence it is hardly possible for persons to return without
permission ) , seems peculiarly adapted to answer the views of Government with
respect ...
Side 49
Mr. Johnston is to be allowed the Application privaledge of taking with him to
Botany Bay a servant , I hope it for servant . will not be deemed unreasonable or
improper if I solicite a like indulgence , whose situation during the voyage will ...
Mr. Johnston is to be allowed the Application privaledge of taking with him to
Botany Bay a servant , I hope it for servant . will not be deemed unreasonable or
improper if I solicite a like indulgence , whose situation during the voyage will ...
Side 51
... short space of time left to choose a proper situation . * The confineing the
convicts on board the ships requires some Probable consideration . Sickness
must be the consequence in so long a sickness on the voyage . voyage ( six
months may ...
... short space of time left to choose a proper situation . * The confineing the
convicts on board the ships requires some Probable consideration . Sickness
must be the consequence in so long a sickness on the voyage . voyage ( six
months may ...
Side 57
I see the critical situation I may be in , after losing part of the garrison that is at
present very weak when the service for which it is intended is considered ; but I
am prepard to meet ditficulties , and I have only one fearI fear , my Lord , that it
may ...
I see the critical situation I may be in , after losing part of the garrison that is at
present very weak when the service for which it is intended is considered ; but I
am prepard to meet ditficulties , and I have only one fearI fear , my Lord , that it
may ...
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able Admiralty allowed answer appear appointed arrival assistance attended boat called Cape Captain carry charge clear clothing coast colony command convicts corps court cultivation desired despatches detachment directed duty employed England Excellency expected give given Government GOVERNOR PHILLIP granted ground honour hope hundred instructions intended Island July King land leave letter Lieut Lieutenant live Lord Lordships Majesty's Major March marines master ment mentioned months natives necessary NEPEAN Norfolk Island observe officers opinion passage person Port Jackson possible present proper proposed provisions quantity ration reason received remain request respecting Ross sailed SECRETARY sent settlement settlers ship shore Sirius situation soon South Wales sufficient Supply Sydney Table Bay taken tender thought transports vessel wanted wish
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Side 27 - States, or any other your superior Officer, according to the Rules and Discipline of War, in Pursuance of the Trust reposed in you.
Side 62 - And further know you, that we reposing especial trust and confidence . in the prudence, courage, and loyalty, of you, the said sir Danvers Osborn, of our especial grace, certain knowledge, and mere motion, have thought fit to constitute, and appoint you, the said sir Danvers Osborn, to be our captain...
Side 64 - Lunatics, and their estates, and We do by these Presents give and grant unto you full power and authority, without expecting any further special warrant from Us, from time to time, to give order and warrant for the preparing of grants of the...
Side 89 - You are to endeavour by every possible means to open an Intercourse with the Natives, and to conciliate their affections, enjoining all Our Subjects to live in amity and kindness with them. And if any of Our Subjects shall wantonly destroy them, or give them any unnecessary Interruption in the exercise of their several Occupations, It is Our Will and Pleasure that you do cause such Offenders to be brought to punishment according to the degree of the Offence.
Side 65 - Masters of Ships and other Commanders and Officers and to grant to such Captains Lieutenants Masters of Ships and other Commanders and Officers commissions to execute the Law Martial during the time of War according to the directions of an Act passed in the...
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| Titel | Historical Records of New South Wales: part 1. [Papers relating to] Cook, 1762-1780. Facsimiles of charts. 1893. Part 2. [Papers relating to] Phillip, 1783-1792. 1892, Bind 1,Del 2 |
| Bidragydere | Frank Murcott Bladen, New South Wales |
| Udgiver | C. Potter, 1892 |
| Oprindeligt fra | New York Public Library |
| Digitaliseret | 20. sep 2007 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |