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Register Book of Christ Church Cathedral, Newcastle.
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The body of a man, name unkonwn, supposed to the captain of the Vulcan which was wrecked in the harbour on 23rd found drowned on the north shore
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22 tons; Captain Mulhall. From Port Jackson with sundries
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Officers of the Acheron surveying Newcastle Harbour
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Arrived in Newcastle from Sydney with 66 prisoners of the Crown. Lieut. Fitz Roy commander. Had embarked 54 Europeans and 6 Chinamen at Goat Is. as prisoners to be worked at the breakwater at Newcastle
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Departed Newcastle for Sydney on 14th February with 250 tons of coals
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Heavy gales drove her ashore for the second time when she became a total wreck
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Cutter bleonging to Mr. Jones of Market Street Sydney. Totally wrecked off Bird Island
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Vessel Admiral Gifford
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43 Tons. Taking coals from Newcastle to Sydney. Captain Taggart
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From Brisbane Water. Sunk after collision with steamer 'Rose'. Owner of maize on board John Lowry. Captain Alfred Settree, James Devonport, sailor and John Lowry rescued
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Upset in the coal channel off Rouse's Wharf after gales at Newcastle
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Drifted on to Nobbys after parting from the Steamer that was towing her
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Joseph Kay, James Hanson, John Williams, John Hobart alias Stoddart, Thomas Ford, James Brennan, William Brennan, John Stockwell and Joseph Hurst convicted of burglary in the house of W. Wentworth and of seizing the vessel 'Alice' with intent to escape from the Colony. All sentenced to death
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Seized at Newcastle for having arrived with a cargo of liquor without permission
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Taking three pairs of sawyers to Newcastle to commence a cedar ground
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Schooner. Wrecked on the beach near Newcastle
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Belonging to Mr. Chapman. Repaired after being wrecked at Newcastle. Attempts to re launch her failed
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Schooner washed onto the Oyster Bank in high seas. Sailors and vessel rescued by the pilot Mr. Jackson and boat's crew
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Taking coal from Lake Macquarie to Sydney
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Vessel Anna Josepha
Source:
HRA Series I Vol. III, The Library Committee of the Commonwealth Parliament, 1915, p.130
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Spanish vessel 170 tons, owned by Simeon Lord. Bound for Hunter River
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Vessel Anna Maria
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Master: Bennett. From Morpeth to Sydney laden with coal. Stranded on the beach of the long Bight near where the 'Wave' was lost. Owned by R. Dawson of Sydney