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Letters, petitions, addressed to the Chief Police Magistrate at Hobart, September 1837 to August 1845, a group of miscellaneous Tasmanian official letters ca. 1830-187-, and another of letters statements, addressed to the Police Magistrate, Richmond, 1828-April 1829

Documents collected by Sir William Dixson regarding Aboriginal Tasmanians, 15 April 1825-17 March 1831

In this letter George King, captain of the ship Sarah, reports to the Lieutenant-Governor that a shipping official named John L. Roberts had attempted to procure the escape of a convict named Hopwood by offering bribes to King and his chief officer, Mr Bateman, to take Hopwood on their ship clandestinely. King's letter is attached to a letter from the Attorney-General Algernon Montagu to Josiah Spode, Assistant Police Magistrate, dated 16 February 1829 requesting him to bring Roberts to justice.

Letter from George King to Sir George Arthur, 15 February 1829

Letters and other communications sent by the Assistant Police Magistrate at Waterloo Point or Swansea to the Chief Police Magistrate at Hobart. Great Swan Port, 1836 to July 1847

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Letters, petitions, addressed to the Chief Police Magistrate at Hobart, September 1837 to August 1845, a group of miscellaneous Tasmanian official letters ca. 1830-187-, and another of letters stateme...

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Documents collected by Sir William Dixson regarding Aboriginal Tasmanians, 15 April 1825-17 March 1831

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Letter from George King to Sir George Arthur, 15 February 1829

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Letters and other communications sent by the Assistant Police Magistrate at Waterloo Point or Swansea to the Chief Police Magistrate at Hobart. Great Swan Port, 1836 to July 1847

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