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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
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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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Sergeant Saunders guarding prisoners sent to Newcastle per Estramina
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Lieutenant Thomas Skottowe. Commandant at Newcastle
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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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Detachment of 80th Regiment arrived in the 'Rose' Steamer to relieve men now on duty in Newcastle
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James Hopwood sentenced to work in irons one year for stealing 2/6- from a private in the 80th
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Detachment arrived on the 'Rose' steamer to relieve the men on duty in Newcastle
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Detachment embarked on the steamer 'Thistle' for Sydney. Captain Frazer endeavoured to suppress their free indulgence of alcohol without avail
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94 prisoners escorted by a Lieutenant and 27 rank and file of 80th arrived in Newcastle by Steamer. 20 convicts for Nobby's the rest for chain gang
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Shop of Mr. Usher robbed by a soldier of the 80th regiment
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Newcastle Bench Books. AONSW Reel 2722
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Sergeant Henry Muspratt witness before the bench in the case of John Scott
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Newcastle Bench Books. AONSW Reel 2722
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Private John Howarth of the 80th regiment witness before the Bench in the case of Frederick Mozeley
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The 80th (Staffordshire Volunteers) Regiment was stationed in NSW from 1837 - 1844
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Newcastle Bench Books. AONSW Reel 2722
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Corporal George Hewitt and Sergeant Edmond Cook employed at the Stockade at Newcastle