Volume 12: `New South Wales The Governor's Diary & Memorandum Book Commencing on Thursday the 1st of...
Volume 12: `New South Wales The Governor's Diary & Memorandum Book Commencing on Thursday the 1st of...
Volume 12: `New South Wales The Governor's Diary & Memorandum Book Commencing on Thursday the 1st of July 1818 and Ending on 28th of Feby. 1820', by Lachlan Macquarie
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Date
1 July 1818-28 February 1820
Call Numbers
SAFE/A 774/1 (Safe 1/361)
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Contents
Records: shipping arrivals and departures; public building works; payments from the Police Fund; executions; flooding of Hawkesbury and Nepean Rivers, 9 June 1819; arrival of Commissioner Bigge, 26 Sep 1819; visit of French corvette L'Uranie commanded by Louis de Freycinet, 18 Nov.-26 Dec. 1819. Includes a copy of a letter to Mrs Minchin, 27 Oct. 1...
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Volume 12: `New South Wales The Governor's Diary & Memorandum Book Commencing on Thursday the 1st of July 1818 and Ending on 28th of Feby. 1820', by Lachlan Macquarie
Notes
General note
A comprehensive index to correspondents for Lachlan Macquarie's correspondence in Volumes A 772, A 774, A787-A797 and A 800-1 is available in the `Guide to the papers of Lachlan Macquarie and the Macquarie Family in the Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW', pp. 28-47.
Microfilm copy available at CY 301, frames 400-677
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Conservation note
Bound in original half leather with marbled boards, 31 x 20 cm.
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Acquired from the Viscountess Strathallan in January 1914
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SAFE/A 774/1 (Safe 1/361)
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YoldX5A9
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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/YoldX5A9
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862398
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