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Lieutenant Wright of the 73rd regt. Commandant at Newcastle for a short time in the absence of William Lawson
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CSL 6066 4/1804 p17
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Lance Corporal Rainer rewarded with a small cedar log for his part in capturing bushrangers
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Lieutenant Thomas Skottowe of 73rd appointed Commandant at Newcastle
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Detachment of the 73rd regt. Being relieved at Newcastle by the 46th regt under Lieutenant Thompson
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1st battalion of the 73rd embarking in the General Hewitt for Ceylon
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Men of the 102 regt under 35 years of age and fit for service can be received as Volunteers in the 73rd Regiment and paid the usual Bounty of 3 guineas
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A Guard consisting of a Subaltern Officer and thirty soldiers from the Company of the 73rd regiment stationed at Parramatta to attend the execution of murderer John Dunne
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On Thursday arrived from England after a passage of about eight months, His Majesty's Ships Dromedary of 40, Captain Pascoe and Hindostan of 30 guns, Captain Pritchett, having on board the first Battalion of the 73rd Regiment of Foot. In the Hindostan arrived His Excellency Governor McQuarie and Lady; and Ellis Bent Esq., Judge Advocate, and Lady; and in the Dromeday Lieutenant Governor O'Connell, Lieut-Col of the Regiment
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Monday last being the Anniversary of the Birthday of Our most Gracious Sovereign was ushered in with the ringing of bells and display of flags from Fort Philip the Royal Standard waved conspicuous and the Union Jack was hoisted at Dawes's Point Battery and on board all the ships in the cove. Age 12 oclock His Excellency the Governor arrived on the parade attended by the Officers of his staff where the 73rd regiment commanded by Lieut-Col O'Connell passed in review before him and fired three vollies in honor of the day
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The despatches, minutes, and correspondence, of the Marquess Wellesley ... Robert Montgomery Martin
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Abstract of a return of killed, wounded and missing, at the assault o/Seriugapatam, on the 4th May, 1799.. Names of Officers killed and wounded on the assault. Killed.—Lieutenant Mather, 75th; Captain Owen, 77th ; Lieutenants Lalor, 73rd, (flank company's) Farquhar, Prendergast, Hill, and Shawe, 74th; Captain Cormick, pioneers. Wounded.—Lieutenants Turner, Broughton, and Skelton, 75th; Lieutenant-Colonel Dunlop and Lieutenant Laurence, 77th; Lieutenant Webb, Bombay regiment; Captain Lurdy and Lieutenant Mackey, Meuron, flank companies ; Lieutenant Shawe, 76th, serving with 12th regiment; Captain Mac Leod, Lieutenant Thomas, Ensigns Antil and Guthrie, 73rd regiment; Captain Caldwell, engineers ; Captain Prescott, artillery.
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St Philips Church, Sydney
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Marriage of Captain Henry Colden Antill, of the 73rd regiment and Major of Brigade to the forces in the Colony, to Miss Eliza Wills
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Captain Cameron, Lieutenants Pike and Wright of the 73rd regiment of Foot and 30 non commissioned officers and privates arrived on the convict ship Boyd
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On Monday previously, the Lady of John Carter, Esq., Surgeon of the 73rd regiment gave birth to a daughter
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On Tuesday arrived from England the Ann transport, Captain Clarke with a part of the 73rd Regiment; and 197 male prisoners. The Military Officers arrived were Captain Maclean; Lieutenants Purcell and Drury and Assistant Surgeon Martin, the last three gentlemen accompanied by their families
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Colonial Times (Hobart)
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Died - At Richmond on 31st August in his 73rd year, Lieut. G.W. Gunning, formerly of the 73rd regiment and the senior Magistrate of the colony.
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On Tuesday arrived from England the Ann transport, Captain Clarke with a part of the 73rd Regiment; and 197 male prisoners. The Military Officers arrived were Captain Maclean; Lieutenants Purcell and Drury and Assistant Surgeon Martin, the last three gentlemen accompanied by their families
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On Tuesday arrived from England the Ann transport, Captain Clarke with a part of the 73rd Regiment; and 197 male prisoners. The Military Officers arrived were Captain Maclean; Lieutenants Purcell and Drury and Assistant Surgeon Martin, the last three gentlemen accompanied by their families
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Lietenant John Ovens of the 73rd regiment appointed Engineer and Artillery Officer and Superintendent of the Public Government Works
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Captain Cameron, Lieutenants Pike and Wright of the 73rd regiment of Foot and 30 non commissioned officers and privates arrived on the convict ship Boyd
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Lieutenant John Purcell. Commandant Newcastle
