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GRG24/4
Correspondence files ('CSO' files) Colonial, later Chief Secretary's Office
– correspondence sent
GRG 24/6
Correspondence files ('CSO' files) Colonial, later Chief Secretary's Office
– correspondence received
1837-1984
Series
Description
These are the major correspondence series of the Colonial,
subsequently (from 1857) the Chief Secretary's Office
(CSO).
The work of the Colonial Secretary's Office touched upon
nearly every aspect of colonial South Australian life, being
the primary channel of communication between the general
public and the Government.
Series date range
1837 – 1984
Agency
responsible
Department of the Premier and Cabinet
Access
Determination
Records dated prior to 1970 are unrestricted. Permission to
access records dated post 1970 must be sought from the
Chief Executive, Department of the Premier and Cabinet
Contents
Correspondence beginning in L
Subjects include inquests, land ownership and development,
public works, Aborigines, exploration, legal matters, social
welfare, mining, transport, flora and fauna, agriculture,
education, religious matters, immigration, health, licensed
premises, leases, insolvencies, defence, police, gaols and
lunatics.
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2 December 2015
GRG 24/4 (1837-1856) AND
GRG 24/6 (1842-1856)
Index to Correspondence of the Colonial
Secretary's Office, including some newspaper
references
HOW TO USE THIS SOURCE
References Beginning with an 'A'
For example: A (1849) 1159, 1458
These are letters to the Colonial Secretary (GRG 24/6)
The part of the reference in brackets is the year ie. (1849)
The last part of the reference are the letter numbers ie. 1159, 1458
On microfilm in Drawers .
~:.ff..... in the Microfilm area
References beginning with any other letter of the alphabet
For example: Q (1849) 445, 476
These are letters from the Colonial Secretary (GRG 24/4)
The part of the reference in brackets is the year ie. (1849)
The last part of the reference is the page numbers ie. 445, 4 7 6
On microfilm in Drawer . f ..... •.. in the Microfilm Area
'W Fin' references refer to GRG 24/20 in Drawer .. ~ ..... in the Microfilm
Area
'S.A. Aug. 28, 1849.. 2C, 3C' type references refer to the early newspapers
held by the State Library of SA
LABOUR, Labour conditions.
A (1848) 223
SA Feb. 25, 1848, 2A, 2B, 2C
SA July 4, 1848. 2E
Governor is opposed to a public works policy in the interests of returning diggers
A (1852) 1012, 1042
T (1852) 313, 346
"Labour now poured into the Colony... no merely in productive but costly,
embarrassing and infurious"
w (1855) 545
Men hard to place in Morphett Vale district
A (1855) 2035
About two-thirds of country school children employed at midsummer in the
harvest field
A (1855) 3826
See also
Agricultural Labour
Colonial Labour Office
Colonial Labour
Goo lies
Hunt's Labor Office
Labour shortage, 1852, 1853, 1854, 1855
Masters and Servants' Acts
Prison Labour
Unemployment
Wages
LABOUR EXCHANGES, See also
Colonial Labour Office
LABOUR OFFICE, See
Colonial Labour Office
LABOUR SHORTAGE, 1852.
A (1852) 419
Miscellaneous instances
Settlers' aversion from denouncing dese1iing seamen to the police
A (1852) 2563
f
Burra Mines compliment of one thousand men has now dwindled to one hundred
A (1852) 2865
T (1852) 894
See also
Native shepherds
LABOUR SHORTAGE, 1853.
A (1854) 284
Public works halted by labour shortage
LABOUR SHORTAGE, 1854.
from England
A (1854) 284, 351 Yz
Proposal to introduce a company of Sappers and Miners
LABOUR SHORTAGE, 1855.
W Finance (1855) 167
Fam1ers find difficulty in hiring labourers
LACEPEDE BAY. Probable port of shipment for South Eastern wool. Its protection from
gales
s.a. Dec. 23, 1845. 3C
LACEY. -- Resigns from the Police Force
A (1847) 496
LAC:KAY, Frances Mrs.
A (1849) 824Yz
Her school at Kensington
LACKAY, P 0. Seeks Government employment
A (1845) 1602
A (1846) 133
L (1846) 114, 147
Correspondence about the resignation as a candidate for the priesthood
Reg. July 30, 1845. 2A
Reg Aug 27 1845. 3B
S.A. Aug 29 1845. 2
LACKAY, Philip. To be charged with perjury absconds
A (1851) 3705
LADWELL, William John soldier
See Ledwell
LADY ANN, ship. Bills of lading for goods for Gawler Town Railway
A (1856) 1925
LADY AUGUSTA, Murray River Steamer See also
Cadell's Murray Voyage 1853
LADY BRUCE, immigrant ships. Miscellaneous papers
A(~46) 1368, 1372, 1380, 1381, 1402, 1405, 1407
M (1846) 156, 158 (twice), 161, 166
LADY DENISON, ship. Reported to have been wrecked, and all hands lost, en route to
Hobart
A (1850) 1617, 1742
R (1850) 439 twice
LADY DENISON, ship.
Names of police escort believed to have been lost in the wreck
A (1850) 1913
Report that convicts murde.Led the crew and sailed the ship to California
A (1853) 790
u (1853) 266, 1127
LADY McNAUGHTEN, immigrant ship.
A (1847) 1017, 1281, 1282, 1292
0 (1847) 156
Miscellaneous papers
LADY MCDONALD, immigrant ships. Miscellaneous papers
A (1855) 1122
LADYMAN. -- Resigns from the Police Force
A (1848) 767
LADYMAN, Joseph.
A (1845) 612,
A (1846) 858,
L (1845) 5
L (1846) 390,
Applications for appointments
1295
890
392
Seeks position of clerk in the Registrar-General's office
A (1847) 847
0 (1847) 4
LADY OF THE LAKE, ship.
A (1850) 332
Legal opinion sought about the discharge of her crew
LADY WELLINGTON, ship. Damaged at Port Adelaide
c (1838) 98
To be used as a powder magazine, stone ship, etc
D (1839) 49
Used as a light ship
D (1840) 303
Leaky condition
A (1845 1537, 1539
L (1845) 83 (twice), 84, 85, 86
•
Unfit for further use
A (1846) 75, 210
Appointment of a board of survey
L (1846) 220
Sale by auction
S.A. May 22, 1846
2A
LADY WELLINGTON, ship
Suggested use as a lightship as a substitute for the Ville de Bordeaux
A (1846) 418
L (1846) 259
To be sold
A (1846) 605
L (1846) 202, 319, 319, 320
LAFELLY, Thomas (aged 8 years).
A (1853) 2437
Inquest on his death
LAFFER, -- Recommended as Customs Auctioneer
A 1842/no.536
E (1842) 848
LAFFER, James. Possible loss of office in the Customs Department
E (1841) 150
F (1843) 375, 381, 402, 406
Warehouse keeper in the Customs Department
E (1842) 561
A (1844) 130
Removed from office
A (1843) 103, 177, 194, 214, 261, 296
G (1843) 2, 66
Urged to take up his duties as Landing Waiter
.
H (1844) 44
Appointed temporary tide-waiter
A (1844) 610 1/2, 612
H (1844) 28, 29, 32, 33
G (1844) 683
Rebuked for the tone of a letter written by him to the Governor
G (1844) 683
His sureties as Customs Warehouse keeper
A (1844) 1262
H (1844) 276
Rewrt on his official shortcomings
A (1845) 150
G (1845) 742
Seeks increase of salary as Warehouse Keeper
A (1847) 708
LAFFER, James.
Suspended from office as Warehouse Keeper
Reg.Aug. 5, 1848, 4E
Complaints by the Collection of Customs
P (1848) 212 twice, 247, 248 twice, 252, 267 twice, 268, 272 twice, 273, 287, 288,
305, 324, 332, 334, 344, 393
.
Suspended from office as Warehouse Keeper
p (1848) 332
Complaints by the Collector of Customs
A (1848) 621, 675, 737, 762, 771, 791, 847, 855, 861, 905, 970, 1033, 1084, 1085,
1115, 1121Y2, 1199, 1240, 1251
Improper use of certificates of bond
A (1848) 1150
Alleged debt to J M Brown
A (1848) 1217
p (1848) 384
Clain1s for salary
A (1848) 1292
A (1849) 833
p (1848) 414
Q (1849) 257 twice
Correspondence about the purchase of section 562, district B
A (1850) 228, 343, 393, 748, 1010, 1105, 1144, 1171, 1503, 1538
R (1850) 62, 69, 71, 72, 29 twice, 304
Correspondence about the purchase of section 562, district B
A (1850) 1605, 2593
R (1850) 524, 630
Declaration as collector of several electoral districts
A (1853) 563
LAFFIN, F farmer. Goolwa. Signs a petition
A (1856) 2130
LAFFIN, J farmer. Blackfellow Point. Signs a petition.
A (i856) 2130
LAGMAN, -- In charge of the children of J Wiltinson
G (1845) 936, 937
LAITY, John. Prosecuted for breach of the customs laws
Q (1840) 551, 583 twice.
LAITY, John. Seeks remission of a fine
A (1849) 2049 outsize
LAKE ALBERT PENINSULA.
Surv1,.;yor General requests assistance from Mr George Mason in the survey of the
road to the Lake Albert Peninsula
A (1856) 2197
x (1856) 388
Surveyor General rep01ts on the connection of Hindmarsh Island with Lake Albert
Peninsula and improvement of the sea mouth of the Murray
A (1856) 2672
See also
Albert, Lake District
LAKE PLAINS.
Compensation granted to Messrs. Rankine for improvement on resumed sections
3604-05 on the Bremer (hundred of Freeling)
A (1855) 3482
A Finance (1855) 211
LAMB, E.
His school in Pulteney Street
s (1851) 708.
LAMB, F W.
His school in Wright Street
A (1851) 549
LAMB, Frederick William. Accepts office as an electoral clerk
A (1851) 1984
Seeks employment
A (1851) 2403
s (1851) 487
Seeks appointment as Sub-Inspector of Schools
A (1851) 2660
s (1851) 558
Resigns as master of Pulteney Street School and plans to go to Melbourne
A (1852) 1506
T (1852) 475 (twice)
LAMB, J f..
Postmaster at Encounter Bay
A (1846) 1044Y2
LAMB, James. Disposition on the death of W. Hart
A (1848) 1187
LAMB, James G. Appointed Sergeant of Police
A (1849) 564
LAMB, James, G. Appointed Gold Escort inspector
A (1853) 267
U (1853) 99 (twice)
Resigns as inspector of the Gold Escort
A (1853) 956
u (1853) 295
Applies for the position of inspector of the Gold Escort
A (1853) 2144
u (1853) 620
LAMB, James G Sergeant Major.
A (1852) 2410
T (1852) 804
Dismissed from Police Force.
With other members of the Police Force, states his case after dismissal
A (1852) 2410, 2546
T (1852) 804
Seeks reinstatement in the Police Force
A (1852) 2728
T (1852) 845
LAMB, John. Appointed deputy-returning officer for Tung-killo
A (1853) 1750
u (1853) 546
Seeks an increase in pay as bailiff at Mount Barker Local Court
A (1854) 247
v (1854) 117
Applies for situation of bailiff at the Mount Barker Local Court
A (1852) 426
T (1852) 139
J. Forsyths allegations
A (1853) 596
u (1853) 220
Appointed Bailiff of the Local Court of Mount Barker
A (1856) 410
x (1856), 76
•
LAMB, R J.
Alleged illegal arrest
A (1853) 872, 886
u (1853) 270
LAMB, William Frederick.
A (1850) 2'104
Appointed as a notary public
LAMB, William Frederick.
Temporary appointment as Clerk of the Local Court at Port Adelaide
A (1850) 2890
R (1850) 714
Specimen letter as Clerk of the Local Court, Port Adelaide .
A (1851) 576
Accepts office as an electoral clerk
A (1851) 2097
Liable, as Clerk of the Local Court, Port Adelaide, for £56 taken by thieves
A (1851) 3196
s (1851) 635, 652
Termination of his appointment as Clerk of the Local Court, Port Adelaide
A (1851) 3274, 3275, 3276, 3887
s (1851) 684, 687, 764
Auditor General's report on the unsatisfactory state of his accounts as Clerk of the
Local Court, Port Adelaide
A (1851) 3730
K (1851) 780
Believed to have left the colony
A (1851) 3756
LAMBELL, James. Hospital assistant on the ship Pheobe
L (1846) 305
LAMBERT, G W.* Complains of difficulty in obtaining auctioneer's licence
Reg. Sept. 22, 1847 3C
*Possibly W G Lambert
LAMBERT, George.
A (1849) 689
LAMBERT, Michael.
A (1855) 928
w (1855) 261
LAMBERT, Thomas.
of land
A (1851) 3480
s (1851) 744
Cook's assistant on the Mary Ann
Inquest on his death. Dies interstate
Seeks right to select immigrants in Scotland by virtue of purchase
LAMBERT, W G.* ·Change for levying an execution for rent due by George Lects
A (1844) 917 1/2
H (1844) 156
*not necessarily William Gilchrist
LAMBERT, W
Secretary
A (1844)
H (1844)
G.
to Committee for raising funds for new City Bridge
1454
338, 339
Seeks Government employment
A (1847) 787
N (1847) 320
LAMBERT, William Gilchrist.
Reg. April 4, 1846. 3A
His insolvency
LAMBES, Thomas. Leaves the Colony
v (1854) 1096
LAMBETH, Richard.
A (1846) 170
L (1846) 176
Appointment in the Government service
Resignation as Clerk of Works
A (1846) 1138
M (1846) 66
Withdraws his resignation as Clerk of Works
A (1846) 1327
M (1846) 137 (twice)
Advertisement as a civil engineer and architect
s.a. Oct. 9, 1846. 2C
Seeks appointment as Assistant Civil Engineer
A (1848) 1337
Increase in salary during Captain Frome's absence
A (1849) 378
Q (1849) 121, 339
Correspondence about the demarcation of his duties
A (1849) 432
To superintend public works in Adelaide during Captain Frome's absence in ·
England
Q (1849) 106
t
Resumes duties as Clerk of Works upon the arrival of Captain Freeling
Q (1849) 339
Resignation as Clerk of Works
A (1850) 387, 420, 476
R (1850) 113, 128
LAMBETH, Richard.
Claims for arrears of salary
A (1850) 503, 540
R (1850) 150 twice, 170, 172 ·
See also
Weir and Lambeth
LAMBTON, William.
A (1852) 2559
T (1852) 798
Seeks a government appointment
Died in December 1852
A (1853) 1845, 2236
v (1853) 571, 654, 656
On relig. Husband at diggings
LAMLEY, M A.
A (1856) 304
LAMPLIGHTERS,
Mode of payment of the official lamplighter
E (1841) 80
E (1842) 384
Queen's Wharf, Port Adelaide: Lamps fuelled, serviced, and lit (by contract) for 9/6
per lamp per week
A (1855) 2864
Contract for lamps on the North Parade is a matter for the Corporation of Port
Adelaide
A (1856) 1047
x (1856) 192
LAMPRILL, James. Destitute
A (1851) 3002
LANCASTER, Abraham.
D (1840) 324
His petition for mitigation of sentence declined
LAND, Statistics of mortgages, grants, conveyances, bills of sale, etc, 1842-51
A (1851) 1213¥2
.
Advocate-General's report on proposed reform
A (1853) 1237
A (J-854) 2818
u (1853) 376
v (1854) 874
LAND AND EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS
Colonial Land and Emigration Commissioners
LAND - Aboriginal Reserves.
Selection of further reserves by the Protection of Aborigines
E (1841) 125, 132, 140
List of sections, names of lessees etc
E (1841) 266 twice, 268 twice, 269, 278 twice
A (1842) 24, 637, 702, 889
E (1842) 310, 320, 321, 399 twice, 597 twice, 760
G (1843) 21
List of sections, names of lessess etc
A (1843) 55, 336, 596, 865
A (1844) 635
A (1847) 911
A (1848) 792, 1673
A (1850) 100
A (1856) 372, 1855, 1616, 1704, 1797, 3020
x (1856) 71
X Finance (1856) 146, 154, 160
Proposed change for preparation of leases
E (1842) 577
Reservations of sections near Wellington
A (1847) 881
N (1847) 355, 356
Legal opinion on arrears of rent
A (1848) 622
Reservation of section 1076 near Wellington
p (1848) 274
Procedure to .be adopted against defaulting lessees
A (1849) 31
Request that the Mallechey country be resc . ed
A (1852) 1763
T (1852) 625
List of defaulting lessees. To be ejected if rent unpaid
A (1853) 1255
U (1853) 409 twice
v (l854) 978
Form of lease to be changed
A (1853) 2531.
Leases: arrears of rent-list of defaulters
A (1855) 3555
LAND - Aboriginal Reserves.
Robert Paris, lessee of an Aboriginal Reserve
A (1856) 1797
Commissioner recommends transfer of Aboriginal Reserve No. 174 from John
Caroll to James Irwin
A (1856) 2505
x (1856) 442
LAND, Reservation for public purposes.
Correspondence between the Governor and Resident Commissioner
c (1838} 67, 69
Amending legislation needed
A (1852) 2635Yi
Angaston District Council requests to know if government reserves are under their
control and if they have the power to make reserves
A (1856) 527
x (1856) 86
Surveyor General reports on the North Parade, Port Adelaide being a Public
Reserve
A (1856) 2696Yi
x (1856) 482
LAND, see also
Commons (land)
Crown lands
Fencing
Land grants
Land legislation
Land orders
Land registration
Land sales
Land selection
Land titles
Land values
Mineral royalties
Pasturage reservations
Preliminary land orders
Rents
Special surveys
•
LANDER, Edward. Schoolmaster on the Harpley .
A (1848) 1362
Appointed to the Police Force
A (1849) 599
LAND FUND.
Legislative Council opposes any further payments for public works out of Fund
until the bonded debt has been fully liquidated
A (1851) 30281/2
Grants 1854 & 1855, Central Bd of main roads.
A (1855) 1448
W Finance (1855) 58
Unforeseen immigration expenses to be charged to Crown moiety of Land Fund
A (1855) 30861/z
Remittance (£11,535) for immigration
W Finance (1855) 15
Remittance (£11,500) for immigration
A (1855) 1179
W Finance (1855) 41,42
Authority for payment to district councils of sums equal to rates collected (1855)
from Land Fund appropriation
W Finance (1855) 29
Expenses of Female Immigrant Depot to be charged to Crown moiety of the Land
Fund
W Finance (1855) 102
Cost (1854-55) of support of unemployed immigrants chargeable to immigration
moiety of Fund
A (1855) 4143
W Finance (1855) 260
Precise charges on the Land Fund in statement for quarter ended March 1856 expenditure charged in accordance with the estimates of 1854
A (1856) 1287
Treasurer's report on repayment by Emigration moiety of loan, for Crown moiety
of Land Fund
A (1856) 1567
Advocate General reports on the assumption of land fund by local authorities
A (1856) 2833
x (1856) 500
•
LAND GRANTS. Fees chargeable
E (1842) 496
Correspondence about grants issued to unnaturalised Germans
A (1846) 432, 517 1/2
LAND GRANTS.
Correspondence about the form of grants as affected by the Crown's claim to
mineral royalties
A (1846) 971Yz
A. F. Lindsay's objections to the form of grants
A (1846) 1500
M (1846) 209
Printed form suggested for conveyances
A (1850) 2209
Purchasers' names frequently misspelt in deeds
A (1852) 2082
T (1852) 666, 689
Plans for simplifying settlement of disputes on road boundaries
A (1852) 2601, 2642, 2983
T (1852) 892
Purchasers or agents fined if grants have to be cancelled through mistakes in names
etc
v (1854) 174
The holder of a deposit receipt will be allowed to transfer to another person the
right to complete the purchase
A (1855) 276, 366
w (1855)
Purchasers of land annoyed by glowing descriptions of inferior land
A (1855) 287
w (1855) 118
Andrew Murdock requests correction of his land grant
A (1856) 92
Return of land grants sent to registry office in Oct-Nov. 1855
A (1856) 158
Atkinson and Andrews query the delay in the issue of land grants
A (1856) 340
x (1856) 67
Artlflur Horrocks' land grant forwarded for Governor's signature
A (1856) 385
Fenn and Wearing request that land grant for section 39, Hundred of Alexandrina
may be issued
A (1856) 405
x (1856) 68
LAND GRANTS.
C Schilling for J C Liebelt Gawler Place request the correction of a land grant
A (1856) 437
C M Drew requests issue t)f land grant on remission certificate having been two
years in the colony
A (1856) 453
Wright Brothers request alteration of n::ime on land grant to Daniel Charles Myrick
A (1856) 486
T D Hawker requests land grant for Strathalbyn Cemetery
A (1856) 883
x (1856) 113, 157
Surveyor General requests issue of amended land grant for Giles Farnham
A (1856) 3127
LAND GRANTS, Kapunda district.
Victoria
A (1856) 1326
Question of title to an allotment in the township of
LAND GRANTS, see also
Land Titles
LAND LEGISLATION. Advocate-General's report on proposed reform
A (1853) 1237
A (1854) 2818
v (1853) 376
v (1854) 874
Colonial Secretary of Western Australia requests a copy of the land regulation of
South Australia
A (1856) 112
x (1856) 41
See also
Land registration
LANDMANN, Theodor. Convicted of fraud
A (1849) 708 outsize
Seeks remission of sentence
A (f8SO) 276
R (1850) 87
LAND OFFICE. Abolished
E (1841) 190, 191
For 'later entries see
Crown Lands Office
LAND ORDERS. List of unexercised orders
A (1848) 159
See also
Land selection
Preliminary land orders
LAND REGISTRATION.
A (1853) 1237
A (1854) 2818
u (1853) 376
v (1854) 874
Advocate-General's repo1t
G. F. Angas suggests certain changes
A (1855) 557, 824
v (1855) 213, 214
See also
Land titles
Registration of Deeds Act, 1852 etc.
LAND SALES. Remission of part of purchase price to naval and military officers
A (1843) 236, 243, 367, 392, 956, 1468, 1490
F (1843) 409, 413
G (1843) 358, 449
A (1844) 134, 137, 170, 195, 254, 260
G (1844) 461, 516, 518, 539, 571, 605, 614
H (1844) 76 twice
A (1845) 1576
A (1846) 237, 529, 824, 986
L (1846) 293, 382, 404, 41.0
N (1847) 244
A (1847) 1459
p (1848) 187, 220
0 (1847) 194
p (1848) 534
A (1849) 178, 184, 192, 197, 284, 450, 769, 840, 993, 1206, 1302
Q (1849) 59, 68, 72, 84, 234, 235, 279, 296, 355, 389, 396, 500
A (1850) 102, 125, 330, 339, 421, 565, 666, 867, 991, 1220, 1412, 1995
R (1850) 48, 51, 98 twice, 124, 168, 195, 296, 321
A (1851) 23, 219, 551, 562, 586, 782, 1120,1144, 1706, 1884, 1954, 2040, 3591
s (1851) 11, 56, 112, 114, 129, 147, 152, 220, 338, 385
ForP1 of remission certificate
R (1850) vii
Legal opinion on upset prices at Government auction sales
A (1844) 33
LAND SALES.
A (1844)
A (1845)
A (1846)
L (1846)
A (1847)
A (1850)
A (1851)
Lists of sections sold
1022
779, 887
80
414
785, 1477
1562
1380, 2356, 2678 (these entries discontinued from 2678 on) DP
Alleged combination formed to defeat normal competition at Government auction
sales
M (1846) 116
Suggested sale of mineral lands in small blocks
A (1846) 214, 263
L (1846) 191
Abuse of the deposit system by speculators in mineral land
A (1848) 250, 325, 1985
A (1849) 804
p (1848) 88, 117
Statistics, 1840-1846
A (1848) 1397
Reasons for recent decline
A (1849) 826
Low deposits encouraging attempted extortion from bona fide bidders by bogus
competitors
A (1849) 2054
Regulations for remission of part of purchase money paid by military and naval
officers
Reg. Jan 10, 1849. 2E
A five percent deposit to accompany applications for surveys (to prevent
applications for areas in excess of actual requirements)
A (1850) 1084
List of applications for large blocks, 1845-50
A (1850) 1382
Proposed
A (1850)
R (1850)
T (1852)
amendments of conditions of sale
1830, 1945
496, 533
623
Proposed holiday on March 27, the anniversary of the first sale of land
A (1851) 852
LAND SALES.
Buyers refrain from bidding in the hope of purchasing sections by private contract
after the sale
A (1851) 1279
s (1851) 245
Result of recent sales of Crown Lands
A (1852) 991
To be held in one of the Court rooms
A (1852) 2262
T (1852) 691, 728
Great increase
A (1852) 2988
Surveyor General to certify proofs of land sales proclamations struck off for
Governor's signature
w (1855) 619
Payment due on Sundays may be made at Treasury on following Sunday
A (1855) 1272
W Finance (1855) 52
Lists of forthcoming sales
A (1855) 2824, 3079, 3080, 3081, 3577-"--82, 3621
Proceeds
16.8.1855 A (1855) 2719, 2820
Aug 2/30, 1855 (A (1855) 2876
Sep. 6, 1855 A (1855) 2966
Sep. 13, 1855 A (1855) 3040
Sep. 20, 1855 A (1855) 3120
Sep. 27, 1855 A (1855) 3180
Oct. 4, 1855 A (1855) 3270
Oct. 11, 1855 A (1855) 3355
Oct. 18, 1855 A (1855) 3448
Oct. 4-25, 1855 A (1855) 3526
Nov. 1, 1855 A (1855) 3632
Nov. 8, 1855 A (1855) 3711
Nov. 15, 1855 A (1855) 3768
Nov. 22, 1855 A (1855) 3849
Nov. 29, 1855 A (1855) 3925
Deo. 6, 1855 A (1855) 4023
Dec. 13, 1855 A (1855) 4076
Dec. 20, 1855 A (1855) 4159
Dec. 27, 1855 A (1855) 41
Jan. 3, 1856 A (1856) 49
A (1856) 41, 49, 125, 159, 184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 189, 190, 191, 203, 274, 277,
360, 361, 391, 421, 506, .322, 563, 654, 726, 814, 962, 1008, 1085, 1164, 1238,
1295, 1427, 1467, 1530, 1531-1540, 2838, 2920
LAND SALES.
Statistics of acres sold (since 1836); n. of acres surveyed and available for
settlement and other information
A (1855) 3121
w (1855) 756
Crown lands: Failure to pay deposits to be death with (if necessary) by legal
process
A (1855) 3414
w (1855) 844-845
x (1856) 13
F. Wicksteed, Government Auctioneer - suggests a professional auctioneer should
·
conduct crown land sales
A (1856) 1310
x (1856) 272
Colonial Treasurer repmis that weekly abstracts of land sales are discontinued
A (1856) 2499
LANDS SALES, Adelaide. Values stationary
S.A. April 25, 2848. 2B
LAND SALES, Murray, Land
Section 3 in the hundred of the Murray to be offered fro sale as a 'Special Country
Lot'
A (1856) 2371
X Finance (1856) 245
LAND SALES, O'Halloran Hill.· Auction of Sec. 2100, District B - a green slip section is delayed because of uncertainty whether it is already sold
A (1856) 3176
LAND SALES, Port Augusta.
7 lots (£235-10.0)
A (1855) 2719
LAND SALES, Port Wakefield.
2 lots (comprising one acre) £18.50
A (1855) 3526
LAND SALES, Port Wakefield district.
A (1855) 3526, 3925
Miscellaneous sales
•
LAND SALES, see also
Land grants
Land orders
Land titles
Preliminary land orders
LANDSEER, A. H. Applicant for position of collector of jetty rates at Milang
A (1856) 1339, 3081
LAND SELECTION. Colonel Light's estimate of the area of land fit for immediate
cultivation
B (1837) 145
See also
Land orders
Preliminary land orders
Special surveys
LANDSELL, Wotten. Appointed to the Mounted Police Force
A (1850) 1216
LAND TITLES.
Advocate-General instructed to draft a bill for registration of title deeds on the
lines of that used in British Guiana
A (1852) 1130
A (1852) 395
Advocate-General report on a bill for amending the Registration of Deeds Act
A (1852) 2029
A (1854) 1412
Governor Youngs' opinion on the Registration of Deeds Act
A (1854) 1412
See also
Land grants
Land registration
Valuations (1855) for a section of land, near Adelaide
LAND VALUES.
A (1855) 3102
LAND, William. Acquitted of a charge of larceny
A (1849) 1310
LANE, Charles. Petition for relief
A (1846) 67
L (1846) 132
To be admitted into the Hospital
A (1847) 145Yz
His family to receive rations
N (i847) 81 (twice)
LANE, Tracy. Constable on the Cheapside
A (1849) 1888.
LANE, William. Registrar General reports that William Lane has resigned a Registrar of
Morphett Vale and recommended Thomas Kelly for appointment
A (1856) 3057
X Finance (1856) 316
LANG, Gedion Scot. Application for an occupation licence near lake Mundy
A (1847) 1115 p.2
LANG, Joseph. His death.
A (1848) 717
A (1848) 1742
p (1848) 585
LANG, Maria. Discharged from prison
A (1854) 1362
LANG, Thomas.
Application for an occupation licence near Lake Mundy
A (1847) 1115 p.2
LANG, William. Claim for half salary during the voyage from England
A (1847) 966
0 (1847) 17 twice, 21
M
Appointed as Resident Magistrate at vfoorunde
N (1847) 309
M
Appointed as Resident Magistrate at W'oorunde cancelled
0 (1847) 14
His instructions as Comrnissioncr of Police and Police Magistrate at the Burra
0 (1847) 14, 17 twice
Application for an occupation licence near Lake Mundy
A (1847) 1115 p.2
Appointed Coroner for the Burra district
A (1847) 1316
0 (1847) 133, 134
His duties as Resident Magistrate at the Burra
A (1847) 1521, 1554
0 (1847) 245
Correspondence, as Resident Magistrate at the Burra, about illegal commitments
A (1848) 59, 80, 187
p (1848) 25, 45
Suggests improvements at the Burra
A (l848) 294
A (1848) 108
Complaint about his new-interference in a dispute between neighbours at the Burra
about dogs
A (1848) 396
p (1848) 155, 156
LANG, WILLIAM.
Irregularities as Coroner at the Burra
A (1848) 487
p (1848) 178
Censured for sending in loose and informal reports on inquests
A (1849) 1122
Q (1849) 310
His views about the Local Court at the Burra
A (1851) 61
Asks whether he is eligible to sit in the Legislative Council
A (1851) 793, 973
s (1851) 172
His political experiences in England
A (1851) 973
Alleged gross impropriety as Resident Magistrate at the Burra
A (1851) 1669, 1673, 1781, 1813
s (1851) 282
Enquiry held as to his conduct as Resident Magistrate at Kooronga
A (1851) 2006, 2171, 3822
s (1851) 380, 424
Transferred to Noarlunga
A (1851) 2211, 2500
s (1851) 430, 486
Police constable complains of his extraordinary conduct
A (1851) 1865
Petition from residents at Kooringa against his re-instatement as Resident
Magistrate
A (1851) 2149
Reprimanded for improper language and demeanour
A (1852) 253
T (1852) 65
To preside at the Mt. Barker Court in addition to Morphett Vale and Willunga
A (f852) 322
T (1852) 43
His alleged "irregular and inefficient" performance of his duties at Noarlunga
A (1852) 1438, 1447, 1457, 1524, 1690, 1773
T (1852) 502, 560, 565, 586, 589, 631
LANG WILLIAM.
Bartley & Blakewell complain of his conduct
A (1852) 1575, 1690, 1846
T (1852) 555, 557, 596
Clerk of City Market is to be sworn as a Special Constable for the City of
Adelaide
A (1856) 859
158
x (1856)
LANGE, Carl Heinrich (aged 2V2 years.)
Inquest on his death
A (1853) 2281
LANGE, Christian.
. Naturalised
D (1839) 176
A stock owner in the Angas Park district
A (1844) 1479
H (1844) 348
LANGE, Gotlieb.
Death of his infant son
A (1853) 2281
LANDFORD, Richard.
Inquest on his death
A (1853) 2963
LANDFORD, Thomas.
Appointed post-master at Morphett Vale
A (1851) 3347
s (1851) 699
LANGHAM, William.
Supplied with clothing as a destitute invalid
A (1843) 1062
G (1843) 326
Occupies a Government cottage in the Parklands
G (1843) 315
A (1849) 381
Q (1849) 305
See also
Langman, William
LANGHORNE'S CREEK.
A (i847) 892
N (1847) 183
N (1847) 332
Repairs to bridge
A (1848) 478
p (1848) 161
Construction of bridge
LANGHORNE'S CREEK.
Bridge badly injured by fire
A (1848) 1302
p (1848) 427
Pound to be erected. W. A. Shearson appointed as keeper
A (1850) 2582, 2732
R (1850) 624, 680
Proposal rejected as a polling place, Electoral District of Victoria
A (1855) 2765
w (1855) 639
LANGHORNE'S CREEK, Postal arrangements.
A (1853) 1800
LANGHORNE'S CREEK, district.
Reg. April 22, 1843. 3c.
Miscellaneous references
Natives rob Harriott's station
Petition for the creation of a hundred
A (1851) 361Yz, 589, 1276, 1311
s (1851) 130, 131, 292
Petition against the creation of a hun.dred
A (1851) 1054, 1478
s (1851) 292
Correspondence about depasturing rights
A (1852) 1906
T (1852) 625
LANGHORNE'S CREEK, district - Nairne lists. Petitions for jetty at Milang
A (1855) 2616, 2800
LANGLEY, Charles. Seeks admission to the Hospital
A (1847) 239
N (1847) 116 (twice)
Appointed ranger of roads in Mount Barker district
A (1854) 534
LANGLEY, Isaac. Hospital assistant on the Calphurnia
A (1849) 648Yz
t
LANGLEY, Warwick.
A (1845) 794
Tenders for the purchase of section 6181, County of Adelaide
Buys section 6195, County of Adelaide
A (1846) 476
LANGMAN, -- Resigns position of depot keeper under the De,stitute Board
A (1851) 65Yz
LANGMAN, Hannah, Mrs.
A (1851) 65Yz
Resigns position of matron under the Destitute Board
Nurse at the Emigrant Depot
K (1846) 34.'.J
L (1846) 345
Breaks her contract to wash at 2/- "per dozen" at the Adelaide Hospital
A (1852) 645
LANGMAN, William.
E (1841) 34
A destitute invalid
Wishes to lease Section 2067
A (1845) 219
G (1845) 760
Employed at the Destitute Asylum
A (1850) 2423
R (1850) 594
His misfortunes. Seeks relief
A (1851) 3190, 3255
S (1851) 685 twice
Injured while on duty, Recommendation by the Legislative Council for a pension
A (1853) 2692, 2751
u (1853) 761, 797
See also
Langham, William
LANGMANN, Philip.
See Langmead, Philip
LANGMEAD, Philip. Lessee of an Aboriginal reserve, section 2039
E (1842) 760
A (1843) 55, 336
G (1843) 21
K (1842) 128
A (1846) 1159, 1339, 1438
A (1847) 104, 112, 156Yz
N (1847) 77, 109 (twice)
•
Arrears of rent on Aboriginal reserve
A (1843) 596, 865
M (1846) 209 ·
N (1847) 57
LANGMEIL, district.
A (1849) 719
Ford and footbridge needed
LANGMEIL, district.
A (1850) 704
Petition signed by 64 settlers
LANGTON, Daniel. Convicted of theft
A (1850) 1962
Inquest on his death
A (1850) 2767
LANKEMAN, Henry.
A (1849) 651
LANNES, cape.
A (1853)
v (1854)
A (1854)
A (1855)
Appointed to the Police Force
An obelisk to be erected to mark entrance to Guichen Bay
2174
157
336
1672
Colonial Architect states that an obelisk will be completed at an expenditure of
£236
A (1856) 472
X Finance (1856) 32
LANSDALE, John. Acquitted of a charge of breaking and entering
A (1851) 617
LANSDALE, Mary. Convicted of receiving stolen goods
A (1851) 617
LANSELL, Wootton.
A (1851) 944
Evidence given as a police constable at Port Lincoln
LANSING, John.
Inquest on his death.
A (1851) 3647
LANYON, John C. Holograph letters as a member of the firm of Lanyon and Harris,
ironmongers
A (1851) 3117, 3165
LANYON & HARRIS.
accounts
A (1852) 2277
T (1852) 773
Complaint that the Government makes deductions in their
•
LAPTHORNE. Seeks permission to lay down water pipes at Port Adelaide
A (1853) 519
v (1853) 182
LAPWING, cutter. Name given by Governor Grey to the recently purchased Jane and
Emma
G (1845) 855
LAPWING, cutter. List of sums spent on her
A (1846) 1168~
Reasons for her purchase by the Government
A (1846) 1183
M (1846) 77
Sold
A (1848) 1289
p (1848) 397, 426, 430
S.A. Sept. 5, 1848 3F
Reg. Sept. 6, 1848 lE
S.A. Oct. 17, 1848 3F
S.A. Oct. 24, 1848 2F
Correspondence about her registration
A (1848) 1698, 1735, 1791, 1799, 1828, 1892
p (1848) 570, 573, 587, 617
Name reverts to Jane and Emma
S.A. Oct. 24, 1848 3B
Vessel of 65 tons, reported to have cleared with 200 passengers: question of
whether this violated the passengers Act
A (1856) 1819
x (1856) 310
See also
Jane and Emma, cutter
LARCHER, E. Seeks Legislative protection for colonial distilleries
A (1850) 2561
LARLHAM, R Edwin.
A (1847) 1205
Constable on the Mariner
LARWOOD, George. Seeks remission of his sentence
A (1853) 980, 982, 1031
u (1853) 294, 295
LASHMAN, George.
A (1844) 141
G (1844) 519
U.H •
LASMARM, Thomas.
A (1845) 1259
Applies for an occupation licence for Thistle Island
Arrives at Port Lincoln from Flinders Island
LASLETT, George.
Appointed Guard, Yatala Labor Prison
A (1855) 2805
W Finance (1855) 157
LASLETT, George
Resigns position of Guard, Yatala Labor Prison
A (1855) 3346
W Finance (1855) 191
LATHAM, Lewis. Correspondence about land in the Boston Bay Special Survey
A (1852) 3475
T (1852) 1071
LATHAM, W F. Seeks appointment as a magistrates clerk
A (1850) 972
R (1850) 251
LATTA, Robert. Sworn in as a district constable in Kondaparinga
A (1855) 1085
LATTA, Thomas. Hund. of Kondaparinga. Elected as commissioner of roads
A (1852) 43
LATTER, Joseph. His fine for contravening the Act to prevent bush fires
A (1856) 845
x (1856) 159
LAUGHTON, William. Seeks remission of his sentence
A (1853) 2018
u (1853) 614, 817
LAUNDER, Henry. Cook's assistant on the Sanuel Boddington
A (1849) 105
LAUNDRESSES See also
Wages - Laundresses
LAURIE, Buxton Forbes. Police illegally enter his house
A (1852) 2751, 2838
T (1852) 865
Applies for supply from the Port Elliot water main
A (1852) (3569 missing)
T (1852) 1060
Harbour master, sub-collector and post master at Port Elliot
A (1853) 527, 586
u (i853) 141, 168
On the first Encounter Bay District Council
A (1853) 1647
Withdraws as councillor on the Encounter Bay District Council
A (1853) 1985
LAURIE, Buxton Forbes.
Resigns as harbour master at Port Elliot
A (1853) 3122, 3328
(1853) 959
u
Appointed a special magistrate to hold courts at Port Elliot and Goolwa
A (1853) 3390
v (1854) 6, 25
Appointed first Superintendent at the Goolwa-Port Elliot tramway
v
(1854) 3, 8
Relieved of his duties as Superintendent of the Railway at Port Elliot on the
appointment of F. Jones
v (1854)
421
Appointed a trustee of the Encounter Bay Cemetery
A (1854) 1685
Enquires into alleged ill-treatment of Samouns employed by F Cadell
A (1855) 2145, 2685, 3242
w (1855) 622, 756
Requests forage allowance account Yankallia Local Court
A (1855) 3048
W Finance (1855) 174
Seeks information about medical attendance on destitute sick, Port Elliot district
A (1855) 4119
w (1855) 923
SM Laurie requests that policy may be directed to act as bailiffs for Local Courts
at Port Elliot, Goolwa and Yankalilla
A (1856) 712
x (1856) 117
Accepts appointment as returning officer for Encounter Bay, acknowledges
instructio11s mid requests a supply of forms under the Electoral Act
A (1856) 1510, 1511, 1579
(1856) 117
x
Forwards memorial for survey for union of Hindmarsh with other Islands
A (1856) 2130
x Ci856) 472
LAURIE, James.
Application for employment
A (1845) 104
G (1845) 727 (twice)
Appointed to the Police Force
A (1846) 65
L (1846) 132
LAURIE, James.
Resigns from the Police Force
A (1846) 486
Suggested employment in cleaning the Resident Magistrates Court
A (1848) 1094
Seeks clerkship in the Post Office
A (1850) 1502
R (1850) 387
Appointed letter carrier at the G.P.O.
A (1854) 3603
v (1854) 1096
LAURIE, John.
Signs a memorial for a survey of land at Myponga
A (1854) 2268, 2269
v (1854) 737
LAURIE, Robert.
Requests that land at Myponga should be surveyed
A (1854) 2268, 2269
v (1854) 737
LAVAUD, Captain. · Re the Ville de Bordeaux
A 1843/no. 228
LAVINGTON, William. A petition regarding the removal of his coffee stall at Port
Adelaide
A (1855) 1022, 1420
w (1855) 290, 354
LAW, Caleb. Appointed to the Mounted Police Force
A (1851) 3090
LAW. Advocate-General's reported
A (1853) 1237
u (1853) 376
v (1854) 874
A (1854) 2818
011
the need for reforms
Governor not subject to the jurisdiction of the South Australian law courts
G (1845) 879
J ud~e Cooper's report on the need for reforms
A (1852) 3108, 3168
u (1853) 440
A (1853) 1401, 2284, 3182
Judge Boothby's views on the need for reform
A (1853) 2966, 3181
u (1853) 889, 915
IAW.
See also
Aborigines - Legal responsibility
Advocate-General
Arrests
Bailiffs
Bench of Magistrates
Companies
Crown Law Officers
Crime
Criminal trials
Crown Solicitor
Customs Acts
Evidence, Law of
Felony
Illegitimacy
Inquests
Insolvency
Intestate Estates
Judges
Juries
Justice of the Peace
Law courts
Lawyers
Local Courts
Local Court: Goolwa, Port Elliot, Adelaide, Angaston, Bura, Clare, Gawler,
Kapunda, Robe, Gumeracha, Port Adelaide, Yankalilla, Hindmarsh,
Melrose, Morphett Vale, Mount Barker, Mount Gambier, Port
Lincoln, Willunga, Normanville.Magistrates
Marriage
Masters and Servants' Acts
Notaries
Police Magistrate, Adelaide
Police
Prisons
Resident Magistrate
Sheriff
Wills
IAW COURTS.
Proposed establishment of a Court of Requests for the recovery of
small debts
E (1841) 286
Ap11ointment of a German interpreter
A (1851) 696, 860, 965
s (1851) 178.
LAW COURTS.
Governor declines to appoint a comm1ss10n of inquiry, but instructs the Law
Officers of the Crown to suggest reforms in procedure etc
A (1853)
A (1854)
T (1852)
u (1853)
v (1854)
1237, 1401, 2966
2818
1033
376
874
Lists of printed forms required for use in Local Court
A (1856) 9
Recommended that Mr Cleland have charge of the Law Library
A (1856) 1138
Mr Cleland not to be appointed Librarian
x
(1856) 211
LAW COURTS
See also
Circuit Court
Court of Quarter Sessions
Evidence Law of
Resident Magistrates' Court, Adelaide
Resident Magistrates' Courts
Supreme Court House
Supreme Court
Vice Admiralty Court
Witnesses' fees
LAW OFFICERS OF THE CROWN ..
See Crown Law officers
LAWDER, John.
Sworn in as a district constable for Hindmarsh
A (1855) 2405
LAWES, Peter.
On the first Barossa West District Council
A (1853) 2715
LAWREN CE, Charles J.
Appointed guard at the Adelaide Gaol
A (1853) 711
(1853) 230
u
Appointed turnkey at the Adelaide Gaol
A q.853)
2~70
u (1853) 690
Appointed clerk and storekeeper at the Adelaide Gaol
A (1854) 1674
v (1854) 567
Head turnkey, clerk and storekeeper at the Adelaide Gaol
A (1855) 4
LAWREN CE, George. Inquest on his death
A (1850) 1530, 1670
LAWREN CE, James.
A (1844) 16
G (1844) 463
A (1844) 32
Appointed as messenger and clerk at the Hospital
Resigns as hospital messenger
A (1844) 885
H (1844) 156
LAWREN CE, James. Seeks increase of wages as "cook and messenger" at the Hospital
A (1844) 1001
H (1844) 184 (twice)
A (1846) 216
L (1846) 194, 195
Application for an increase of wages
A (1845) 773
G (1845) 939
Appointed Governor's messenger
N (1847) 167, 169
Seeks remission of sentence
A (1849) 98
Q (1849) 59
Applies for appointment as messenger at the Council Chamber
A (1850) 1482
R (1850) 497
Not guilty of forgery
A (1851) 2801 Yz
Signs a memorial on behalf of prisoners in the Adelaide Gaol concerning a
promised increase in rations
A (1852) 25
T (1852) 63 (twice)
Escaped from Cox's Creek Convict Station
A (1852) 2440
•
Seeks an increase in his wages as office keeper at the Legislative Council Chamber
A (1852) 2558
T (1852) 809
Clerk of Legislative Council requests the dismissal of James Lawrence, the office
keeper
A (1856) 1924
x (1856) 338, 343
IAWRENCE, James.
Office keeper of Legislative Council, Mr Lawrence requests to know why his
services were dispensed with
A (1856) 1993
x (1856) 338, 343
IAWRENCE, Robert.
A (1852) 2404
Appointed a letter carrier at the G.P.O.
Clerk and messenger at Port Adelaide Post Office
A (1853) 515
u (1853) 169
Appointed 3rd class clerk at Port Adelaide Post Office
(1854) 399
v
IAWRENCE, William.
A (1852) 2410
T (1852) 804
Dismissed from the Police Force
IAWRENCE, William John.
A (1849) 1176
Q (1849) 390
Seeks appointment as a notary public
Admitted to the bar
Reg. June 27, 1849 3D
IAWRIE, James Scott.
recommended
A (1845) 806
His application for appointment in the Police Force not
Refuses to resign from the G.P.O. when it transpires that he is an ex-convict
A (1855) 875
w (1855) 260
IAWSON, George. Seeks appointment as medical officer at Port Lincoln
A (1844) 322
G (1844) 644
Appointed medical officer at Port Lincoln
A (1844) 848, 906, 940, 1054
H (1844) 145, 147, 154, 179
A s~ockholder in the Port Lincoln district
A (1845) 1261
High handed action towards natives
A (1846) 411, 741, 1114
L (1846) 290
Evidence on the death of natives on Galluna Station
A (1849) 1178
LAWSON, George.
-1
Deposition on the opening of a native at Port Lincoln
A (1850) 1447
His duty, as Government Medical Officer at Port Lincoln, to attend sick Aborigines
R (1850) 404
Deposition on the death of two natives on Vause's station near Lake Hamilton
A (1851) 1559
Leave of absence from Port Lincoln
A (1850) 217, 235
Refused a travelling allowance. Unsteady in character
A (1852) (3280 missing)
T (1852) 983
His report as medical officer to natives at Port Lincoln
A (1854) 1384
Appointment as Justice of the Peace
w (1855) 667, 668
LAWSON, James. Inquest on his death
A (1853) 3133
LAWSON, John Ralph.
A (1851) 2089
Accepts office as an electoral clerk
LAWSON, Mary Ann Mrs.. Gives birth to a son on the Trafalgar
A (1849) 248
Her death
A (1849) 281, 295, 347, 348, 370
Inquest into her death
Reg. Feb. 7, 1849 3B
LAWSON, Robert. Application for occupation licence near Naracoorte
A (1847) 731, p.8
Richman and Wigley forward memorial of Lawson for remission of fine under
Scab Act
A (l-856) 1570
x (1856) 308
LAWSON, Thomas.
A (1843) 901
Member of the crew of the light ship
Recommended as a road surveyor
A (1847) 863
N (1847) 340
LAWSON, Thomas.
Alleged breach of the rnstillation Act
A (1848) 1870, 1957
S0eks remission of fine
A (1849) 355, 973
Q (1849) 127, 283
A constable on the Florentia
A (1849) 1197
A defaulting contractor
A (1849) 2039
Q (1849) 595
LAWYERS.
Judge Cooper discountenances the charging of barristers' fees by solicitors
and vice versa. Employment of dummies to overcome this difficulty
Reg. Aug. 18, 1849 2B
LAWYERS, Name lists.
A (1854) 1451Yz
v (1854) 540
Lawyers sign a petition
LAWYERS, See also
Legal costumes
LAXTON, James. Passenger to South Australia by the Susannah
A (1849) 937
LAY, Alexander F. Seeks appointment as inspector of cart licences
A (1850) 424
LAYTON, John. Charge of theft dismissed
A (1851) 617
Acquitted of a charge of theft
A (1851) 1560
LAZAR, Mrs.
Concerts given by her
S.A. March 10, 1848 2C
Reg. March 4, 1848 2C
Times Oct. 9, 1848 lB, 2E
Times Oct. 16, 1848 2D
•
LAZAR, John. Applies for drawback on cigars
A 1843/no. 30
F (1843) 317
Holograph letter
A (1851) 1609
LAZAR, John.
Returning Officer, Parliament District of East Adelaide
A (1855) 2737
Accepts appointment as Adelaide returning officer and acknowledges receipt of
instructions
A (1856) 1322, 1463
x (1856) 248
Appointed as Commissioner of Waterworks
A (1856) 2269
LAZARUS, -- Secures the release of a prisoner
D (1840) 239, 241
Allegedly ill-treated at Yatala Labor Prison
A (1855) 3215
LAZARUS, Joseph. Application for compensation for damage to property
A 1842/no. 321
E (1842) 713
LAZARUS, Joshua. A notorious bushranger
A (1854)609
·'"'
v (1854) 228
LEA, George. Application for appointment as Pound-keeper at Theba1ion
A (1848) 785
p (1848) 271
LEACH, Jonathan. Appointment to the Police Force
A (1848) 1522
LEAD. Export statistics
S.A. Feb. 4, 1848. 3B and C
Favourable metallurgical exports
Reg. April 29, 1848 2E
Prices realised in England
Times Oct. 1, 1849. 3C
LEADER, Thomas. Dismissed from the Police Force
A (}852) 2410
T (1852) 804
LEAHOR, P A. A constable on the Florential
A (1849) 1197
LEAKE, Edward John. For christian names
see A (1845) 696
LEAKE, Edward John. Application for an occupation licence refused
F (1842) 267
Occupation licence cancelled because of failure to pay disputed boundary enquiry
fee
A (1843) 1425, 1445
G (1843) 432
Affrays with natives on his station in the South Eastern district
A (1844) 735, 756, 961, 1527
A (1845) 26, 589, 696, 724, 865
A (1846) 681
H (1844) 87, 161, 191 twice
Permitted to renew occupation licence
G (1844) 462
Described as a settler in the Bluff Ranges, in the South Eastern district
A (1845) 865
Applications for an occupation licence in the county of Grey
A (1847) 329, p.20
A (1847) 972, p.4
LEAKE, G W. Seeks appointment as Acting Crown Solicitor
A (1851) 1647
s (1851) 326
LEAKE, George Walpole. Seeks appointment as notary public
A (1850) 578, 812, 1367
R (1850) 356
LEAKE, Matthew. Arrears of rent as lessee of section 5001
A (1851) 1356
LEAKE, Patience. A bedridden immigrant
A 1843/no. 421
LEAKE, R R. Proposed appointment as a justice of the peace
A (1850) 347
LEAKE, Robert Rowland. For spelling of the name "Rowland" see enclosure to
A (1844) 1527
•
Expenditure for Tasmania to Kangaroo Island etc in 1835
Reg. June 18, 1836 6A
Application for an occupation licence refused
F (1842) 267
Opinion as a grand juryman on the Parkhurst boys
A 1843/no. 341
i
j
LEAKE, Robert Rowland.
Occupation licence cancelled because of failure to pay disputed boundary enquiry
fee
A (1843) 1425, 1445
G (1843) 432
Affrays with natives on his station in the· South Eastern district
A (1844) 735, 756, 961, 1527
A (1845) 26, 589, 696, 724, 865
A (1846) 681
H (1844) 87, 161, 191 (twice)
Permitted to renew occupation licence
G (1844) 462
Applications for an occupation licence in the county of Grey
A (1847) 329, p.20
A (1847) 972, p.4
Nominated for the Legislative Council as member for Victoria
A (1854) 1960
Provision of a pond at Penola
A (1855) 3194
w (1855) 752
Forwards counter memorial against Mount Gambier District being proclaimed a
hundred
A (1856) 2771
LEAKING, Charles Edward West. Dismissed from the Police Force
A (1852) 2410
T (1852) 804
Seeks to re-enter the Police Force
A (1852) 3077
T (1852) 914
LEAN, John. Applies for re-admission to the Police Force
A (1844) 1350
H (1844) 306 (twice)
LEAN, Joseph. Petition for admission to the hospital
A (J-845) 288
G (1845) 778
LEAN, William. Recommended for re-employment in the police force
A (1843) 829
Surety for Henry Jackson
A (1849) 867
LEARSCH, George. Appointed a District Constable for Angaston
A (1853) 1964
LEASINGHAM - Name lists
See Upper Wakefield, district - Name lists
LEATHER. See also
prices - Leather
Boots and Shoes
LEAVEN, William. Mitigation of his sentence not recommended
A (1852) 3
T (1852) 11
LEAWOOD GARDENS. Formerly George Stevenson's garden.
road near by called Snappers Point
A (1845) 170
The sharp tum in the
LeBAIR, W P. Testimonial to E. Townsend
A (1851) 3014
LE BOULANGERE, Philip. Transported to Sydney
D (1840) 345
LECKIE, William. Released from prison
D (1840) 267
LEDDY, John. A private in the 11th Regiment. Admitted to the Lunatic Asylum
A (1847) 1189, 1214, 1553
Q (1847) 106, 107, 242 (twice)
LEDGARD, R H. Application for a police appointment refused
L (1845) 24
LEDWELL, William John. A deserter from the 11th Regiment
A (1849) 2288 ·
Q (1849) 634 (twice)
LEDYARD, RH. See Ledgard, RH
LEE, Ann. A nurse at the Hospital
E (1842) 842, 843, 844, 861, 862
F (1842) 37
Disfnissed from the Hospital staff
A (1843) 1495
G (1843) 448, 451
A (1844) 32
LEE, Elizabeth. Seeks reward for information leading to the arrest of Mrs Dwyer
A (1850) 1.818
R (1850) 466
LEE, Henry. A whaler at Encounter Bay
A (1843) 480
LEE, James. Accused of theft. Deprived of rations
A.. (1845) 164
G (1845) 738
Complains of the conduct of the pound keeper at Theba1ton
A (1845) 450
G (1845) 844
Petition for relief
A (1845) 1479
Plea for remission of sentence
A (1846) 51
L (1846) 148
LEE, Joseph. Charge of theft abandoned
A (1849) 708 outsize
LEE, Philip. To be admitted to the Hospital
G (1844) 524 .
LEE, Robert. A constable on the Samuel Boddington
A (1849) 105
LEE, Sarah. Matron on the Emily
A (1849) 1474, 1505
LEE, Thomas. Murdered
A (1855) 858
LEE, William. Convicted of theft
A (1847) 351
Sentenced for horse-stealing
A (1847) 367
N (1847) 161
Convicted of embezzling. To be transported
A (1850) 2787
~p[l~;~)dl~~~rd at Yatala Labor Prison
X Finance (1856) 145
LEECHES. For sale at 9c each
Reg. Sept. 30, 1848. 20
Procurable from the Murray at one shilling per dozen
A (1849) 2293
Q (1849) 635
Adelaide Hospital buys 120 dozen at
A (1851) 3511
1/~
per dozen
LEEDHAM, Elizabeth. Acquitted of a charge of assault
A (1851) 617
LEEKE, Thomas. Convicted of theft
A (1850) 2787
Seeks remission of sentence
A (1851) 190
s (1851) 66
LEENGIMAN, Peter. A Dutch seaman. Escapes from the Adelaide Gaol
A (1854) 485, 491
LEES, Alexander. Forwards application for a Government appointment
A (1856) 3058
x (1856) 550
LEESON, Dr Gregory. Dies soon after being committed to the Adelaide Gaol
A (1855) 1259
LEETHEM, Thomas. Seeks remission in purchase price of land as a retired naval officer
A (1850) 102, 320
R (1850) 48
A (1851) 562
s (1851) 129
Appointed Harbour Master at Port Wakefield
A (1850) 2290
R (1850) 595, 603
Asks that a small building be erected at Port Wakefield to serve as Harbour
Master's residence and Customs House combined
A (1850) 2828
R (l850) 699
Report on a recently discovered river near Port Wakefield
A (1851) 1068 ·
Appointed as postmaster at Port Wakefield
A (1851) 1710
s (1851) 340, 363
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I
I
J
i
I
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LEETHEM, Thomas.
Temporarily transferred to the Customs Department
A (1851) 2173
s (1851) 429
Returns to Adelaide from Port Wakefield
T (1852) 211
Applies for land grant in Noarlunga and Onkooparinga
A (1852) 1398
T (1852) 462 (twice), 463
Temporary employment in the Colonial Secretary's Office
A (1852) 600
Appointed weighing clerk in the Assay Office
A (1852) 2038
T (1852) 683
Resigns from the Assay Office and goes to the diggings
·A (1852) 2393
LEFEBIEUR, Germain. Dies suddenly
A (1852) 2589
LeFEVRE PENINSULA. No timber cutting licences to be issued
A (1850) 2447
R (1850) 601
Mail Boat House at the Signal Station completed
A (1852) 111
T (1852) 38
Memorials for the mission of the Peninsula from the bounds of the Port Adelaide
Corporation
A (1855) 3231, 3392
w (1855) 751, 793
Repairs following gale change to the embankment surrounding the Revenue Station
A (1855) 3743
A (1856) 1817
x (1856) 9
Pun;hase of land
A (1856) 76
Mail contact
A (1856) 779
x (1856) 137
Repairs to Tide Surveyor's Station
X Finance (1856) 197
LeFEVRE PENINSULA.
Name lists - Memorial for the omission of LeFevre Peninsula from the bounds of
the proposed Port Adelaide Corporation
A (1855) 3392
See also
Pounds
LEGAL COSTUMES. Lawyers not allowed to wear wigs
Reg.Aug. 18, 1849. 2B
LEGG, Philip William.
R (1850) 591
His whereabouts sought
Suspected of contemplating bigamy
A (1851) 953
LEGGETT, Joseph. Appointed guard, Yatala Labor Prison
A (1855) 3110
W Finance (1855) 171
LEGISLATION. See also
Bullion Act, 1852
Cattle Slaughtering Act
Crown Lands Acts
Distillation Act, 1842
District Constables Act
Equity Bill, 1852
Land legislation
Licensed Victualler's Acts
Local Court Act, 1850
Masters and Servants Acts
Passengers Act
Post Office Act, 1953
Protected animals
Railways Acts
Registration of Deeds Act
Supreme Court Acts
Trustee Bill
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL. Memorial suggesting admission of non-official members, to
be elected by the settlers
Reg. April 4, 1840. 7B
PubJic offices to be closed to enable officers to attend the first meeting of the new
Council
G (1843) 347
Results of petitions for placing the Council on a partly elective basis
G (1843) 409
G (1844) 455
K (1845) 111
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Constitutional point raised by the action of the Government nominees in leaving
the Chamber during the debate on the Mineral Royalties Bill
A (1846) 1212, 1213, 1214, 1217, 1243, 1244
M (1846) 92, 97, 98, 99 100, 101, 107
Proceedings
S.A. April 16, 1847 supp
Reg. April 10, 1847. 2D
Reg. April 14, 1847. 3D
Reg. April 17, 1847. 2A
Reg. April 28, 1847. 3A
S.A. May 4, 1847. 3B
Reg. May 5, 1847. 3D
Reg. June 26, 1847. 3C
S.A. July 2, 1847. 2D
S.A. July 13, 1847. 2E
S.A. July 16, 1847. 2F
S.A. July 23, 1847, 2C
S.A. July 27, 1847. 2C
S.A. July 30, 1847. 3B
Reg. July 3, 1847. 3C
Reg. July 7, 1847. 3A
Reg. July 10, 1847. 3A
Reg. July 17, 1847. 2E
Reg. July 21, 1847. 2D
Reg. July 24, 1847. 2E
Reg. July 28, 1847. 3E
Reg. July 31, 1847. 2B
S.A. Aug. 6, 1847. 3C
S.A. Aug. 13, 1847. 2D
S.A. Aug. 17, 1847, 3C
S.A. Aug. 20, 1847. 2E
S.A. Aug. 27, 1847. 2D
Reg. Aug. 4, 1947. 3A
Reg. Aug. 7, 1847. 3B
Reg. Aug. 11, 1847. 3D
Reg. Aug. 14, 1847. 2E
Reg. Aug. 18, 1847. 3A
Reg.Aug. 21, 1847. 2E
Reg. Aug. 25, 1847. 3A
Reg. Aug. 28, 1847. 3A
S.A. Sept. 3, 1847. 2F
S.A. Sept. 24, 1847. 2F, 4A
Reg. Sept. 1, 1847. 3E
Reg. Sept. 8, 1847. 3D
Reg. Sept. 22, 1847. 3A
Reg. Sept. 25, 1847. 2C
S.A. Oct. 8, 1847. 3D
Reg. Oct. 6. 1847 3B
S.A. Nov. 12, 1847. Supp. lA
S.A. Nov. 19, 1847. 2D
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Proceedings
S.A. Nov. 23, 1847. 3A
S.A. Nov. 30, 1847. 3E
Reg. Nov. 10, 184/. 2E
Reg. Nov. 17, 1847. 20
Reg. Nov. 20, 1847. 3A
Reg. Nov. 24, 1847. 2C
Reg. Dec. 1, 1847. 3A
S.A. June 6, 1848. 2C
S.A. June 9, 1848. 2B SB
S.A. June 16, 1848. 4A
S.A. June 23, 1848. 2B
S.A. June 30, 1848. 2E
Reg. June 7, 1848. 2C
Reg. June 10, 1848. 3B
Reg. June 14, 1848. 2B
Reg. June 21, 1848. 2C
Reg. June 28, 1848. 3E
S.A. July 14, 1848. 2A, 2B
S.A. July 21, 1848. 2B
S.A. July 25, 1848. 2C
S.A. July 28, 1848. 2C, 20
Reg. July 12, 1848. 3B
Reg. July 19, 1848. 3A
Reg. July 22, 1848. 20
Reg. July 26, 1848. 2D
Reg. July 29, 1848. 2C
S.A. Aug. 4, 1848. 2E
S.A. Aug. 11, 1848. 2B
S.A. Aug. 18, 1848. 2E
Reg. Aug. 2, 1848. 2D
Reg. Aug. 5, 1848. 20
Reg. Aug. 12, 1848. 2E
Reg. Aug. 16, 1848. 2E
S.A. Nov. 7, 1848. 2A
S.A. Nov. 10, 1848. 2B
S.A. Nov. 14, 1848. 20
S.A. Nov. 17, 1848. 2C, 4A
S.A. Nov. 21, 1848. 2C
S.A. Nov. 24, 1848. 2B, 4A
Reg. Nov. 8, 1848. 3A
Reg. Nov. 11, 1848. 3A
Re& Nov. 15, 1848. 3A
Reg. Nov. 18, 1848. 3C
Reg.Nov. 22, 1848. 3C
Reg. Nov. 25, 1848. 3A
S.A. Dec. 29, 1848. 2B (twice) 2C
Reg. Dec. 2, 1848. 3E
S.A. April 17, 1849, 2D
S.A. July 13, 1849. 20, 4A
S.A. July 20, 1849. 2F, 4A
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Proceedings
S.A. July 24, 1849. 2BS.A.
July 27, 1849. 2C, 4A
S.A. Aug. 3, 1849. 2B, 4A
S.A. Aug. 7, 1849. 2F
Times July 9, 1949. 2G
Times July 16, 1849. 4A
Times July 23, 1849. 3G
Times July 30, 1849. 4A
Times Aug. 6, 1849. 4A
Times Aug. 13, 1949. 3C
Times Aug. 20, 1849. 3C
Times Aug. 27, 1849. 4A
S.A. Aug. 10, 1849. 2D
S.A. Aug. 17, 1849. 2E
S.A. Aug. 24, 1849. 2E
S.A. Aug. 28, 1849. 2D
S.A. Aug. 31, 1849. 2C, 4A
S.A. Sept. 7, 1849. 2D
S.A. Sept. 28, 1849. Supp.
S.A. Oct. 12, 1849. 3A
S.A. Nov. 27, 1849: 2C
S.A. Nov. 30, 1849. 2B
Times Sept. 3, 1849. 4A
Times Sept. 10, 1849. 4E
Times Sept. 17, 1849. 3C
Times Sept. 24, 1849. 4E
Times Oct. 11, 1849. 3A
Times Dec. 13, 1849. 3C
S.A. Dec. 14, 1849. 4A
S.A. Dec. 18, 1849. 4A
S.A. Dec. 21, 1849. 4A
Times Dec. 17, 1849. 3D
Times Dec. 20, 1849. 3C
From 1849 the reports in the Register have been ignored
Arrangements for obtaining shorthand reports
A (1849) 1211, 1484, 1537
Q (1849) 360, 430
G. Mann's appointment as Acting Advocate General dependent on his undertaking
to v.ote with the Government
s (1851) 324
The speaker is not in favour of a reduction of staff
A (1852) 144
T (1852) 37, 86
Sir John Morphett appointed speaker
T (1852) 93
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
A memorial wiging the adoption of F. Cadell's proposition to place a steamer on
the Murray
A (1852) 1552, 1577, 2704
T (1852) 488, 494, 499, 555, 825
The agricultural interests of members faced with labour shortage, force them to
seek an earlier date for assembling
A (1852) 1895
T (1852) 611
Schedule of bills
A (1852) 2054
A (1855) 1753
F.H. Dutton appointed a non-elective member
T (1852) 775
Renumeration of Hansard reporter
(1853) 493
u
E. Stephens appointed a non-elective member
u (1853) 524
F. H. Dutton resigns as a non-elective member
A (1853) 1723
u (1853) 524
Hansard reporter's services dispensed with
(1853) 560
u
Addresses to Liet. Governor on various subjects
A (1853) 2676, 2677, 2678, 2679 etc. etc.
A (1854) 2973, 2976, 3038, 3040 etc.
Resignation of G.M Waterhouse
A (1854) 1635
v (1854) 517
C.S. Hare resigns his seat
A (1854) 1806
v (1854) 874
Resignation of R. Darenport
v (1854) 593
Schedule of acts which have received approval
A (1855) 2414
Proposed Constitution Memories for dissolution of present Leg. Council
A (1855) 2650, 2690
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Copies of Votes - Proceedings and Acts, 1854 Session, sent to various Aust. state
and overseas government
w (1855) 645
Reservation of seats for Adelaide Corporation at opening of Council
A (1855) 2426, 3019, 3279
w (1855) 653, 717
No salary payable to speaker after dissolution of Council
A (1855) 2955
w (1855) 711
River Murray Steam Navigation Medal
A (1855) 3379
CSO papers ordered to be printed by Council to be returned to CSO. Unprinted
papers to be held by Council
A (1855) 4075
Minutes (including those of the Governor) concerning procedure connected with
reserved bills
A (1855) 4148
Clerk (A. Kinloch) dissatisfied with his salary
A (1855) 4168
Clerk forwards Acts of Council nos. 2-31 for 1855-1856
A (1856) 33, 315, 368, 434, 449, 766, 791, 1146, 1485, 1646, .1729, 1788, 1838,
1922, 1954, 1982
Clerk forwards addresses to Council nos. 8-48 for 1855-1856
A0850 117, 28~ 34~ 348, 53~ 577, 578, 648, 771, 77~ 79~ 890, 1086, 1354,
1388, 1452, 1472, 1558, 1602, 1610, 1614, 1647, 1671, 1689, 1690, 1781, 1782,
1802, 1885, 1886, 1953, 1974, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1994, 2024
x (1856) 235
X Finance (1856) 27, 62, 145
Requests appointment of a Commission to examine and rep01i on jetties and .
breakwaters
A (1856) 254
Requires returns relating to lunatics
A (l856) 263
Clerk reports resolution calling for papers
A (1856) 324
Samuel Davenport calls for papers relating to female immigration
A (1856) 471
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Clerk reports resolution calling for a return of gunpowder seized in 1850
A (1856) 494
Clerk reports a resolution calling for returns of Government funerals for 1850-55
A (1856) 641
Colonial Secretary of the Cape of Good Hope acknowledge receipt of copy of
votes of proceedings for S.A. Legislative Council
A (1856) 645
w (1856) 564
Clerk forwards resolution about incorrect return of leave of absence
A (1856) 711
Clerk calls for returns of length of voyages of mail ships
A (1856) 711
Clerk forwards resolution calling for information about the Native Training
Institution
A (1856) 902
Clerk remarks upon fourth report on the estimates
A (1856) 939
Clerk forwards resolution for return in connection with Supren1e Court Fees
A (1856) 1098
Clerk reports resolution calling for a return of officers whose time is not fully
occupied in their official duties
A (1856) 1353
Clerk forwards resolution for papers relating to J Ferguson
A (1856) 1389
Clerk forwards reports made by Estimates Committee
A (1856) 1462
Clerk forwards resolution calling for reports on Port Line by Inspector of Railways.
A (1856) 1473
Speakers comments on made of affording assistance to Clerk of Council
A (1856) 1574
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Clerk calls for statements relating to completion of the Port Adelaide Railway
A (1856) 1613
Clerk forwards resolution for return of candidates for government employment
A (1856) 1648
Clerk forwards resolution with respect to further grants to Road Board
A (1856) 1688
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
Clerk forwards resolution calling for rctur;1 of all amounts paid to the Central Road
Board and District Councils in the present year and return of expenditure of the
City and Port Railway
A (1856) 1722
x (1856) 303, 304
Clerk forwards resolution calling for a return of new main lines of roads and
immigration Agent repmts
A (1856) 1780
Clerk requests the dismissal of James Lawrence, the office keeper
A (1858) 1924
x (1856) 338
Office keeper requests to know why his services were dispensed with
A (1856) 1993
x (1856) 338, 343
Secretary of State forward the Queen's Warrant confirming the appointment of the
official nominee members of the Legislative Council
A (1856) 2397
Alterations to be made to the spouting so as to take the water into the cistern that
supplies the water closets
A (1856) 2138
X Finance (1856) 212
Repair
A (1856) 2655
X Finance (1856) 282
Chairman, Standing Library Committee asks that Treasurer be empowered to pay
£250 voted by the Council for a library
A (1856) 3149
x (1856) 583
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER.
Rough ground plan
A (1843) 1477
In course of erection
G (1843) 212, 223, 252, 259, 283, 292, 293 (twice), 296, 321, 322, 323, 347
~
In course of erection by Jacob Pitman
A (1843) 842, 852, 930, 966, 970, 1020, 1058, 1059, 1223, 1252Y2
Furniture made of native timber
S.a. Oct. 27, 1843. 3A
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER.
Porch to be erected
A (1844) 653
H (1844) 50
Plans and estimates of shelving
A (1844) 684
H (1844) 65
Fence about to be erected
A (1844) 992
H (1844) 178
Ante-rooms in bad repair
A (1846) 83
Arrival of portraits of Queen Victoria and King William IV, painted by Cordew
A (1850) 1279
Wind damages a considerable portion of the roof
A (1852) 1070
T (1852) 412, 428
C. Sturts portrait to be hung in the assembly room
A (1853) 888
u
(1853) 265
More accommodation needed for members and reporters
A (1853) 1925
u (1853) 598Yi
Plan of site, with rough ground plan of the building
A (1854) 618
A private room for the president to be added to the new building
A (1854) 1766
v (1854) 596
Repairs to water pump
A (1855) 2817
W Finance (1855) 160
Plan showing site of the chamber
A (}-855) 1715
Two offices and Messenger's quarters (attached to Chamber) in disrepair.
Demolition proposed
A (1855) 2909
Majority of members request provision of individual seats and tables (or desks) in
lieu of existing benches
A (1855) 3293
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER.
Tables (6'6", with 5 drawers) supplied for chamber
A (1855) 3294
Alterations to be made to the spouting so as to take the water into the cistern that
supplies the water close to
.A (1856) 2138
Repair
A (1856) 2655
X Finance (1856) 282
Colonial Architect reports on plans for its enlargement at a cost of £8800
A (1856) 2987
x
(1856) 497
See also
Parliament House
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL LIBRARY.
Clerk says he has instructions not to lend any books
A (1852) 1346
T (1852) 419
List of books to be ordered
A (1853) 2679, 2903
u (1853) 840
An extra man engaged at the Government Printing Office for binding the Council's
books
A (1854) 1080
v (1854) 370
Request for £1000 on the estimates for books
A (1854) 1719
A (1855) 254
v (1854) 554, 597
Estimate for coming year
A (1855) 2522
w (1855) 606
LEIGH, Ann
See Lee
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LEIGH, Daniel. Seeks employment
A (1849) 1342
Q (1849) 381, 410
LEIGH, Frederick. Inquest on his death
A (1853) 4
LEIGH, John. Convicted of theft
A (1851) 28011h
LEITH -. Resigns from the Police Force
A (1847) 49n
LEITH, John Forbes. His school at the Burra
A (1850) 1319, 2925
LEMON, Sarah. Hospital assistant on the David Malcolm
A (1848) 393
LENNON, Ann. At Female Immigrant Depot, Adelaide, Boots ordered for her
A (1856) 2355
LENNON, James. To occupy a cottage at the Gaol
A (1845) 449
G (1845) 839
Seeks increase of salary as guard at the Gaol
A (1851) 894
s (1851) 184
Resigns position as guard at the Gaol
A (1851) 1622
LENNON, John. Claims ignorance of the law respecting Customs duties
A (1854) 693
LENNON, William. Schoolmaster on the Sibella
A (1848) 1103
Seeks Government appointment
A (1848) 1838
p (1848) 590
His school at Clare
A (1849) 386, 459
Q (1849) 134
Seeks appointment as clerk to the Court of Petty Sessions at Clare
A (1849) 1103
Q (1849) 319
Seeks appointment as Magistrate's Clerk at Clare
A (1850) 963
R (1850) 250
Appointed clerk to the court at Clare
A (1850)1029
R (1850) 269
LENNON, William.
Re~inquishes
his school at Clare
A (1850) 1953
His sureties as clerk to the Local Court of Clare
A (1851) 118, 3283
Alleged irregularities as an electoral officer
A (1851) 1053, 1076
Correspondence as an electoral officer at Clare
A (1851) 1136, 1160
Specimen letters as clerk of the Local Court, Clare
A (1851) 1221, 1222, 3073
Applies for a salary increase as clerk at Clare Local Court
A (1852) 1180
T (1852) 375
Seeks appointment as electoral clerk for Stanley
A (1852) 724, 1165
T (1852) 555
Seeks an appointment at the Echunga Goldfield
A (18582) 2612
T (1852) 817
Resigns as clerk of Clare Local Court
A (1852) 2177, 2612, 2730
T (1852) 817
Appointed clerk of Clare Local Court
A (1853) 1584, 1940
u (1853) 490, 613
Suggested as the first Deputy Registrar of Births Deaths and Marriages at Clare
A (1855) 1186
w (1855) 312
Clerk of Clare Leal Court. Case of Thomas v. Gordon
A (1855) 2428, 3171, 3172, 3336, 4087
W (1855) 719 (twice), 754, 789, 914-15
•
SM reports on the case of William Square and Mr Lennon, Clerk of Local Court,
Clare
A (1856) 245, 282, 488, 542, 554
x (1856) 5, 45, 46, 82
William R Wigley requests that the Treasury may receive money overdue for the
auctioneer's licence of William Lennon
A (1856) 1177
LENNON, William.
Applies (unsuccessfully) for a salary as District Registrar of Births, Deaths and
Marriages at Clare
A (1856) 3075
x (1856) 565
Dismissed from the Police F01'ce
A (1852) 2410
T (1852) 804
LEON, --. A chemist at Port Adelaide
A (1853) 1792
LEONARD, William. Seeks admission to the hospital
A (1845) 970
A (1846) 560
LEONTINE, immigrant ship.
A (1848) 1208, 1212
p (1848) 383
Miscellaneous correspondence
LEPOIDEVIN, Daniel.
Signs petition as resident of Noarlunga, for a jetty at the mouth of the Onkaparinga
A (1856) 862
LEROSSIGNOL, Capt. Philip.
Requesting a reduction of port charges for the barque, "Commodore"
A 1842/no. 571
E (1842) 858
LE SAUVAGE, Harriet. Inquefit on her death
A (1855) 1291
LESTER, Miss. Her school in Kermode Street
Reg. April 25, 1840. 4B
LESTER, Frederick. Surety for William Holden
A (1849) 625 .
Q (1849) 199
Inquest on his death
A (1850) 1891
LETTER C(ARRIERS. Formerly known as post office messengers
A (1847) 1182
All letter carriers at the G.P.O. Will resign unless their pay is increased
A (1852) 2015
A petition seeking an increase in their pay
A (1853) 1143
u (1853) 370
LEITER CARRIERS.
Appointment, resignations:
F. Anthony appointed
W Finance (1855) 34
J. Ottaway appointed vice Lock dismiss.ed
A (1855) 1524
W Finance (1855) 63
LETIERS OF ADMINISTRATION. List of deceased estates for years 1847-1853
A (1853) 2725
Nominal list of probates and letters of administration
A (1854) 25271h
See also
Probate
LETIS, --. Contractor for the erection of police buildings
A (1845) 638
LETIS, George. An-ears of rent on Sections 3336 and 3337 in the Green Hill Survey
A (1844) 9171h
Writes letter for an illiterate man
A (1845) 1140
Transfer of lease of sections 3336 and 3337
N (1847) 55
LEVER, William. Convicted of a criminal assault
A (1851) 3693
Memorial asking for remission of his sentence
A (1851) 3919
Again seeks remission of his sentence
A (1852) 1158, 2242
T (1852) 413, 714
LEVETI, Elizabeth (*daughter of James Levett).
Inquest on her death
A (1852) 1019
LEVI, Declines to give information to a census collection
G (i844) 590
LEVI, ---, civil servant.
D (1840) 212
Alleged misconduct
LEVI, Frederick. Correspondence about boundary pegs on the Emu Plains
A (1850) 670
R (1850) 190
LEVI, Frederick.
A memorialist seeking inclusion of name in electoral roll. Dist. of Flinders
A (1855) 2874
w (1855) 670
LEVI, Henry. A resident on the Park Lands
D (1839) 64
LEVI, J.H.
Postmaster General requests authority to engage a pressman with place of Mr Levi
A (1856) 2702
x (1856) 526
LEVI, Philip. Protest against the granting of the Rocky Creek Special Survey.
A (1845) 1378
L (1845) 37
Seeks permission to remove dead timber from the Park Lands fronting his
residence on South Terrace
A (1848) 57
p (1848) 26
Asks to have certain sections withdrawn from sale
A (1850) 14
R (1850) 18
Bondsman for John Reyne!!
A (1850) 247
Offers his store in Adelaide for use as bonded warehouse
A (1853) 2287
u (1853) 667
His tender for railway bonds
A (1854) 1794, 1892, 1903
v (1854) 573, 591, 612, 640
Expresses the views of holders of land with frontages on the River Murray
A (1854) 3175
v (1854) 940
A memorialist seeking including of name in electoral roll. Dist. of Flinders
A (1855) 2874
w ~1855) 670
Permitted to raise stone on Crown Land on Mt Barker Road
A (1855) 3244 ·
Request that Kingscote be made a polling place (Elect. Dist. of Flinders) S. Reeves
nominated as poll clerk
A (1855) 2896
w (1855) 683
LEVI, Philip.
Credit of deposit paid a/c rent payable under pasturage lease
A (1855) 4071
Is to be granted loan of the Government drilling tools so that he can try for water
in the Murray scrub
A (1856) 440
x (1856) 69
Buys from the Government an iron crane originally intended for Guichen Bay jetty
A (1856) 496
X Finance (1856) 41
Member of Gold Research Committee
A (1856) 1885
Recommends Messrs Dunglish, White and Hunkey in England as agents for the
South Australian Government
A (1856) 2509
x (1856) 442
LEVI & WATTS.
Buy land adjacent to the Port Adelaide Powder Magazine
A (1855) 345
w (1855) 135, 220, 235
LEVI'S WHARF, Port Adelaide. Nearing completion
A (1854) 2726
A (1855) 1737
v (1854) 839
w (1855) 433
LEWIN, Charles.
Senior constable at Yorke Peninsula Police Station. Dismissed for negligence
A (1853) 1146
Appointed guard at the Adelaide Gaol
A (1853) 1582
A (1854) 1622
u (1853) 490
v (1854) 529
Appointed Senior Guard, Yatala Labor Prison
A (1855) 2805
W Finance (1855) 157
•
Appointed Guard (and acting night overseet), Yatala Labor Prison
A (1855) 4126
W Finance (1855) 257
Resigned as guard at Yatala Labor Prison
A (1856) 1564
X Finance (1856) 151
LEWIS, --. Complaint about his cigar divan
B (1837) 65
LEWIS, Anne, Mrs. Seeks remission of her husband's sentence
A (1846) 884
L (1846) 394
LEWIS, Benjamin. Convicted as an accessary to a robbery
A (1846) 768Yz
Petition by his wife for remission of his sentence
A (1846) 884
L (1846) 394
Charged with wounding George Cant
A (1848) 958, 1681
Seeks remission of sentence
A (1848) 1681
A (1849) 136, 907, 1498
p (1848) 551
Q (1849) 40, 284, 457
Released from gaol
A (1849) 1653
Q (1849) 480 twice
Police commissioner reports on the escape of Mr Lewis from Dry Creek Stockade
and his subsequent recapture
A (1856) 208, 611, 896
LEWIS, Eliza, Mrs
Petition to draw half her husband's salary during his absence with Capt. Sturt's
Expedition
A (1845) 1002, 1()18
K (1845) 34
Matron, Female Immigration Depot. Willunga
A (1855) 3187
LEWIS, Ellen.
A (1852)
A (1853)
T (1852)
u (i853)
Seeks remission of her husband's sentence.
1806, 1969, 2972
436
671, 1010
148
LEWIS, H.S. Re stolen horses
N (1847) 201
LEWIS, Henry. Leases aboriginal reserve No. 2859
A (1854) 2083
LEWIS, Henry.
Inquest on his death
A (1851) 2853
Seeks remission of his sentence
A (1852) 687
T (1852) 243
LEWIS, J.H. Reports that the pay sheet for the printing department is incorrect
A (1856) 2486
LEWIS, James.
Maintenance of his wife during his absence with Capt. Sturt's Expedition
A (1845) 1002, 1018
K (1845) 34
Certificate of his marriage with E.M.H. Bristow
A (1845) 1018
A member of Sturt's Exploring Expedition
L (1846) 133
Appointed as a Constable and Ranger in the West Torrens District
A (1856) 2948
Lessee of a section in an Aboriginal reserve
A (1856) 1797
LEWIS, James William. Proposed surety for E. Solomond
A (1845) 5, 33
G (1845) 693
Seeks appointment in the Post Office
A (1845) 766
G (1845) 944
Appointed chief clerk in the Post Office
A (1845) 1538
L (1845) 79 (twice) 96
Recommended for an increase of salary as Chief Clerk in the Post Office
A (1846) 580
His,exacting duties as chief clerk at the Post Office, Adelaide
A (1851) 1233
A (1854) 574
s (1851) 230
Applies for the position of inspector of stamps
A (1854) 3010
w (1855) 424
LEWIS, James William.
Postmaster General recommends temporary employment of Mr Lewis as Pressman
for printing stamps
A (1856) 673
X Finance (1856) 56
Inspector of stamps. Requests permission to have a further supply of two-penny
stamps printed
A (1856) 429
Postmaster General forwards report of want of accommodation by Lewis, Inspector
of Stamps
A (1856) 817
Postmaster General forwards names of sureties for James William Lewis an
Inspector of Stamps and recommends an increase in salary for him
A (1856) 925
x (1856) 172
His request for an increase in salary rejected
x (1856) 201
Postmaster General forwards application of Mr Lewis, Chief Clerk for leave to
sleep away from the Post Office for three weeks
A (1856) 1410
x (1856) 264
LEWIS, John. A farmer, buys "bones, slush etc" from Yatala Labor Prison
A (1855) 376
w (1855) 111, 453
Rents two sections of Yatala Labor Prison land
A (1855) 973
W Finance (1855) 31
LEWIS, Rev John Milborne. Seeks authority to solemnise marriages
A (1853) 3143
A (1854) 12901h
u (1853) 353
LEWIS, Margaret. Convicted of larceny
A (1848) 1894
LEWIS, M;ary. Petition for her husband's release from Yatala Labor Prison
A (1855) 3893
w (1855) 877
Seeks remission of her sentence
A (1853) 236
u (1853) 74
LEWIS, Mrs Matilda Eliza. Matron, Female Immigrant Depot. Willunga
A (1855) 3469
w (1855) 808-809
LEWIS, R. Transfcrrt-d from the Colonial Stores to the Colonial Engineer Department
E (1841) 193 (twice)
LEWIS, Reuben. Sentenced as a receiver of stolen goods
A (1852) 1806, 1969
Seeks remission of his sentence
A (1852) 2585, 2623, 2964
A (1853) 988, 2334, 2837
T (1852) 815, 1010
u (1853) 148, 299, 692, 854
Discharged from the Adelaide Gaol. The Superintendent sums up his character
A (1854) 52
v (1854) 38
His application for an auctioneer's licence withheld
A (1855) 87
W (1855) 32 (twice)
LEWIS, Richard. Believed to be an escaped convict
A (1845) 620
G (1845) 899
E. Stein's accusations against him, his step-son and servants
A (1850) 2627
Complaints about his servants by E. Stein
A (1851) 391, 1738
s (1851) 90
LEWIS, Robert. Account for repairs to Flag Staff at West Terrace
A (1844) 1515Yz
LEWIS, Robert Travers. Appointed Resident Dispenser at the Hospital
H (1844) 278
Asks for increase in salary as hospital dispenser
A (1847) 106
N (J-847) 72
Charged by Capt. J Hart with discourtesy
A (1847) 377
N (1847) 176
Resignation as dispenser at the Hospital
A (1847) 1083
LEWIS, Samuel.
Asks permission to quarry stone from the parklands for Col. Light's monument _
A 1843/no.99
F (1843) 347
Contractor for constructing the City Bridge.
A (1845) 231, 364, 397, 434, 531, 564, 670, 712, 800, 1133, 1160
G (1845) 763, 784, 806, 834, 848, 858, 860, 873, 934
Contractor for constructing the City Bridge
A (1845) 1299
A (1847) 1093
Abandons his contract for building the City Bridge
A (1845) 1168, 1299~, 1309
K (1845) 69, 83, 93
L (1845) 10, 11
N (1847) 40
The history of his contract for constructing the City Bridge
A (1845) 1402
Seeks appointment as pound-keeper at Flagstaff Hill·
- A (1847) 1250
0 (1847) 125
For his work as contractor for erecting the Hindes Monument at Stamford Hill> see
Flinders Monument, near Port Lincoln
LEWIS, Thomas. Evidence on the death of natives at Yalluna Station
A (1849) 1178
Convicted of theft
A (1850) 762 outsize
Seeks remission of his sentence
A (1853) 1232, 2839
A (1854) 1146, 3461
u (1853) 376, 873
v (1854) 389, 1028
His sentence remitted
A (1854) 3021
•
A prisoner at Yatala. Money sent by his wife for his passage to Melbourne to be
lodged in Treasury in the wife's name
A (1855) 972
W Finance (1855) 30
LEWIS, Thomas.
To be released from Yatala Labor Prison, subject to his departure from South
Australia
A (1855) 3893
w (1855) 877
LEWIS, William. Bail refused
D (1838) 23
Convicted of theft
A (1848) 1496
A (1850) 1126
Seeks remission of sentence
A (1848) 1515
p (1848) 492
Convicted of assault
A (1849) 1908 p.5
Convicted of burglary
A (1851) 2801 Yi
Seeks remission of his sentence
A (1852) 2235, 3063, 3107
A (1854) 2125
T (1852) 737, 916
v (1854) 678
To work out his sentence in South Australia and then to be returned to New South
Wales
w (1855) 3246
An escaped Sydney convict. £20 reward offered for his capture
A (1855) 3815
W Finance (1855) 229
Escaped Sydney convict captured at Milany
A (1855) 3879
Sentenced to 8 years imprisonment. Previously apprehended on 5 occasions.
Identified as John Prendergest, escaped New South Wales convict under life
sentence. To be returned to New South Wales
A (J- 855) 2768
w (1855) 681
Prendergest, John Convict
His plea for remittance of sentence rejected
A (1856) 1015
x (1856) 198
LEWIS, William.
On the first Barossa West District Council
A (1853) 2715
Seeks appointment in the Audit Office
A (1854) 847
v (1854) 299
LEWORTHY, Betty Mrs..
A (1851) 1409
s (1851) 287
Seeks appointment for her son
Correspondence about land selected for her as the widow of Capt. H.F. Leworthy
A (1850) 55, 666, 698, 867, 1412
R (1850) 195, 358, 413
For her interest in her husband's claim to a remission in the price of land 1 see
Leworthy, Henry
LEWORTHY, Henry.
His claim, as a retired naval officer, to a remission in the price of land
Q (1849) 500
A (1851) 2040, 2368
A (1855) 192
w (1855) 171
LIBRARIES.
A reading room at the South Australian Temperance Freehold Land and Building
Society's quarters in Brown Street
A (1850) 2328
Small libraries established at the Lunatic Asylum and the Adelaide Hospital
A (1853) 2653
A (1854) 404
u (1853) 765
A small library being gathered at the Police Barracks
A (1854) 672
v (1854) 241
No library accessible to the public (a public library) in Adelaide
A (1855) 3128
t
George !sacks, having opened a reading room at Gawler, applies unsuccessfully for
·
a free copy of the Government Gazette
A (1856) 662
x (1856) 114
LIBRARIES.
Proposal to open a public library re connection with the Mechanic's Institute
A (1856) 721
x (1856) 129
Advocate General recommends Mr Cleland to have charge of the Law Library with
additional remuneration
A (1856) 1138
Exchange of publications with Public Library, Melbourne
A (1856) 1503
x (1856) 276
See also
Books
Circulating Libraries
Legislative Council Library
Platt's Library
Public Library
South Australian Institute
Supreme Court Library
LICENCES. See also
Depasturing certificates
Depasturing licences
Licensed vehicles
Mineral licences
Occupation licences
Publican's licences
Timber licences
LICENSED VEHICLES. Act 19 of 1853 not widely observed
A (1854) 188
LICENSED VICTUALLERS' ACTS.
Amendments proposed by the bench of Magistrates
A (1851) 2785
u (1853) 827
George Deavenport forwards memorial for remission of fine under Licensed
Victuallers Act
A (1856) 129
x (l856) 18
SM of Kooringa Local Court requests legal opinion on clause in Licensed
Victuallers Act
A (1856) 2936
x (1856) 528
LICENSED VICTUALLERS' SOCIETY
See South Australian Licensed Victuallers' Society
LIDDELL, Anthony.
Orphaned - His grandfather requests he should be returned to England
A (1855) 1602
LIDDELL, Charles.
Left an orphan. His grandfather requests that he should be returned to England
A (1855) 1602
LIDDELL, Elizabeth.
Left an orphan. Her grandfather requests that she should be returned to England
A (1855) 1602
LIDDELL, Thomas.
Arrives to take up an appointment on the tug Adelaide
A (1849) 61
Q (1849) 20
His character and efficiency
A (1849) 717, 718
Evidence at an enquiry into charges made by J.J. Morgan, of the tug Adelaide
A (1849) 1866
Q (1849) 548
Terms of his engagement as engineer on the tug Adelaide
Q (1849) 26, 94, 95
LIDDIARD, Francis. An orphan
A (1848) 1262
p (1848) 400
LIDDIARD, William John. An orphan
A (1848) 1262
p (1848) 400
LIDDLE, Thomas engineer.
See Liddell
LIDDLE, William.
Chairman of Macclesfield District council reports appointment of Mr Liddle as
Special Constable
A (1856) 1811
x (1856) 327
LIGHT, William Colonel. Erection of his hut
B 8 (1837)
His powers in the selection of the capital Oite
B 18 (1837)
Member of Committee for naming streets of Adelaide
B 74 (1837)
To accompany expedition to Encounter Bay
B 101 (1837)
LIGHT, William Colonel.
On the area of land available for cultivation
B 14 5 twice (1837)
Funds needed for the completion of his monument
A (1843) 885
G (1843) 269
See also
Capital site
Light Monument, Light Square
LIGHT, county - name lists.
List of electors
A (1853) 1660, 2155
LIGHT, tlYTI.
Driver drowned in attempting to cross the river during floods
Reg. Aug. 15, 1846. 2A
Northern mail swept away by flood
A (1851) 2534
Four lives lost in a mail cart accident
A (1852) 1826, 1993
LIGHT, river - Bridges.
A bridge needed near Kapunda. Many accidents
A (1852) 1992, 1993
A (i.853) 2716
A (1854) 3039, 3293
v (1854) 910
Width of river at site of proposed bridge near Kapunda
A (1853) 1659
LIDDON, Mrs. Her school in Margaret Street, North Adelaide
Reg. Dec. 23 1848. 3A
Times Aug. 6, 1849. lD
LIDDY, Thomas. Attempted escape from gaol
A (1849) 703
Transported for forgery
A (1849) 708 outsize, 710
LIEBELT, Johann Christoph
C. Schilling requests the correction of a land grant in the name of Liebelt
A (1856) 437
LIEBIG, Johann G. Hitch in naturalisation proceedings
A (1849) 1092
LIGGETT, Joseph of Yatala Labor Prison.
See Leggett, Joseph
LIGHT, Arnold.
A (1852)
T (1852)
T (1852)
Appointed bullion clerk in the Assay Office
1276
415
1028
Resigns as bullion clerk in the Assay Office
T (1852) 1028
LIGHT, George.
To be draughtsman in the Colonial Architect's Department
X Finance (1856) 225
LIGHT, Walter.
Colonial Architect recommends appointment of Walker [sic] Light, a mechanical
engineer, as an Assistant Draughtsman
A (1856) 2163
LIGHT, William. Hut keeper on Yalluna Station
A (1849) 1007
Evidence on the death of natives at Yalluna Station
A (1849) 1178
•
Wounded by natives at Pellara Station, Eyre Peninsula
A (1851) 1744, 2801Y2
LIGHT, river - Bridges.
A bridge to be erected
A (1854) 3338
v (1854) 1021
LIGHT DUES. A Port Adelaide
A (1852) 330, 491
T (1852) 104
LIGHTFOOT, William Henry. Charged with perjury
A (1850) 1126
LIGHTHOUSE COMMISSIONERS.
Reports of meetings in Melbourne attended by the Harbour Master and Naval
Officer
A (1856) 2752, 2774, 3085
x (1856) 493
LIGHTHOUSES AND BEACONS.
W. C. Cawthorne 1s report on oils, lighthouse administration etc.
A (1851) 1329
Proposed erection of a lighthouse on the west end of Kangaroo Island
A (1854) 2262
v (1854) 752, 984
An Australian authority promulgated for the erection and maintenance of important
Australian lights
A (1855) 2637, 2891, 3075, 4020
w (1855) 625
Catadisptric lights. Slaves sought by N Juchridge (Melbourne)
A (1855) 2928
w (1855) 695
Legislation relating to
A (1856) 392
Colonial Architect forwards revised estimate of cost of Cape Northumberland
Lighthouse
A (1856) 804
f
Colonial Secretary of New South Wales requests reply to proposal for Australian
Lighthouse Building
A (1856) 1488
LIGHTHOUSES AND BEACONS.
Colonial Secretary of New South Wales, reports on the first meeting of the
Australian Lighthouse Board
A (1856) 1928, 2482
x (1856) 503
Capt. Emanuel Underwood applies to be Keeper of proposed lighthouse on Cape
Northumberland
A (1856) 1992
x (1856) 348
Colonial Architect reports necessity for Lighthouses at Cape Borda and Cape
Northumberland
A (1856) 2192
LIGHTHOUSE AND BEACONS.
Suggested that delegates in Melbourne to discuss lighthouses should also discuss
customs duties
A (1856) 2581
x (1856) 535
Colonial Architect recommends that the lighthouse on · Cape Borda be built by
employing men, immediately under the Public Works Office
A (1856) 2686
x (1856) 481
Trinity Board requests £200 be placed on estimates for buoys and beacons
A (1856) 3084 x (1856) 575
See also
Cape Borda Lighthouse
Cape Jaffa Beacon
Cape Northumberland Lighthouse
Cape Willoughby Lighthouse
Glenelg
Light dues
Lightship, Port Adelaide
Trinity Board, Port Adelaide
Troubridge Shoal Lighthouse
LIGHTING. See also
Candles
Gas lighting
Lamplighters
LIGHT MONUMENT, Light square
Contractor - to quarry stone from the Park Lands
A (1843/no. 99
F (1843) 347
Government grant for its erection
A (1845) 221
G (1845) 755, 761, 781
LIGHTNING, schooner
Owner's instructions to the master
A (1849) 1708
LIGHT PASS. See also
Morarian Congregation, Light Pass
LIGHT PASS, district - Name lists
A (1850) 704
A (1855) 3023, 3777
LIGHT PASSAGE, Mooring chain to be fixed and beacons erected
s (1851) 259
Moorings, Buoys
A (1853) 2070
A (1855) 1625, 1739, 3227, 4122
u (1853) 629
W Finance (1855) 71, 185
w (1855) 930
Buoys originally intended for Port Elliot to be used in the channel
A (1852) 1288
T (1852) 423
LIGHTSHIP, Glenelg. Proposed construction
A (1850) 27, 486
R (1850) 56, 167
LIGHTSHIP, Port Adelaide. Towed into position in May 1841
A (1842) 11
Lantern and lamps to be constructed
A (1842) 22
Supply of oil
A (1842) 920, 994
F (1842) 264, 428
A (1843) 572
LIGHTSHIP, Port Adelaide.
In a dangerous state of disrepair
E (1842) 300 twice
Arrangements for heaving it out
E (1842) 318
. Defective lantern
E (1842) 359, 397
A (1846) 368
L (1846) 261
A (1847) 694
List of crew. Their duties
A (1843) 901
Unserviceable. Proposed substitution of a jetty
A (1844) 819
Withdrawal for repairs. The Elizabeth to take her place
A (1844) 1008
H (1844) 183 twice, 267, 268
Report on its condition
A (1844) 1096
H (1844) 215
Repaired and ready to be taken to its moorings
A (1844) 1144
H (1844) 240
Protest against its removal
S.A. Sept. 27, 1844, 3B
Exacting duties of the crew
A (1845) 776
A (1846) 108
G (1845) 929
L (1846) 167, 168
Success of new lantern
A (1847) 969
•
Offer of the Bountiful declined
A (1849) 623
Q (1849) 198
Estimated cost of proposed new vessel
A (1849) 899
LIGHTSHIP, Port Adelaide.
Proposed use of the schooner AustraHa
A (1850) 357
R (1850) 83
Proposed importation of lights from England
A (1850) 370
New vessel in course of construction
A (1851) 151
Launched
A (1851) 455
Contractor's claim
A (1851) 555
Correspondence about Wilson and Moore's contract for building it.
A (1851) 555, 681, 1343, 1627, 1689
s (1851) 144, 349, 351
Rolling chocks needed
A (1851) 596
Cost of construction and maintenance
A (1851) 2145
Estimated cost of lantern and apparatus
A (1851) 3488
s (1851) 145
Installation of new lanterns
A (1851) 3431
Arrival of her new lanterns
A (1852) 405
Her removal for repair endangers shipping
A (1852) 827
T (1852) 271
A further sum authorised for its completion
A (1852) 874
T (1852) 289
Tender for boat hire service to and from the lightship
A (1856) 2786
LIGHTSHIP, PORT ADELAIDE.
See also
Courier, streamer
Elizabeth, schooner
Lady Wellington, ship
Ville de Bordeaux, ship
LILLECRAPP, --.
Superintendent of sheep for the South Australian Company in the South Eastern
district
A (1845) 589, 696
LILLECRAPP, William.
Forwards a petition urging the proclamation of Talunga District Council
A (1853) 1871
His signature to a petition for the appointment of Charles Hale as Clerk, Local
Court, Gumeracha
A (1856) 344
LILLY, Margaret. Inquest on her death
A (1852) 2786
LIMBERT, William Harvey. Appointed to the Police Force
A (1849) 1218
Dismissed from the Police Force
A (1849) 1806
LIME. See also
Prices - Lime
LIMESTONE. Colonial Architect comments on sources of supply
A (1853) 1769
See also
Government Quarry, near North Terrace
LIMESTONE RIDGE STATION. Publican's licence wanted by Donald McArthur
A (1848) 955
p (1848) 316
LINCOLNt hundred.
B & H Hobogh joint lessees of an annual pasturage lease of 16 square miles
commencing 1 July 1855
A (1855) 4098 .
LINCOLN, Annie, Mrs. Letter written on behalf of her husband, Henry Lincoln
A (1851) 3591
LINCOLN, Henry.
Correspondence about remission of purchase price of land as a retired naval
officer
A (1850) 2698
R (1850) 652
A (1851) 23, 3591
s (1851) 11, 803
Applies for grants of land
: A (1852) 3497
LINCOLN, Henry Harvey. Dies in the Lunatic Asylum
: A (1853) 3057, 3153
; u (1853) 876
i
LINDEN PARK. Bush fire on A. Ferguson's property
' Reg. Jan. 31, 1844. 2E
LINDFIELD. About 4 miles from Lyndoch Valley in the Barossa Survey
: Reg. Sept. 8, 1849. 2E
LINDO, Benjamin. Supports petition for release of Mr Marshall from gaol
A (1856) 722
LINDSAY, Adam. Appointed mechanic in the Assay Office
. A (1852) 2970
, T (1852) 896
! Salary increased
: A (1852) (3261 missing)
i T (1852) 966
'
LINDSAY, Arthur Fydell. Dispute over land at Hindmarsh Valley
[ A (1842) 98, 273, 318, 382, 705
i E (1842) 633, 692, 716
Correspondence about fees charged on land grants as attorney for Y. B.
Hutchinson
: A (1846) 55, 682
· L (1846) 169, 343
M (1846) 213
His•objections to the form of land grants
A (1846) 1500
M (1846) 209
His views on the proposed railway line from Adelaide to Port Adelaide
: A (1849) 1988
LINDSAY, Arthur Fydell.
Petition in favour o·f a railway from Adelaide to the North Arm
S.A. Sept. 25, 1849. Supp. lA
Reg. Sept. 22, 1849. 2B
Proposed appointment as a Justice of the Peace
R (1850) 261
* According to R (1850) 261 this letter was addressed to A.F. Lindsay, but the
reply (A 1850 no. 1290) was received from Richard F. Lindsay.
Accepts appointment as a magistrate
A (1850) 1489
Correspondence about a proposed pound at Encounter Bay·
A (1850) 2650
S (1851) 86, 88 twice
On the first Encounter Bay District Council
A (1853) 1647
Suggestions for Rosetta Head Jetty and the roads leading to it
A (1854) 3143
w (1855) 328, 329
Asked to plan a road from Port Elliot towards Myponga
w (1855) 336
.
Suggestions for Adelaide's water supply
A (1855) 1385
w (1855) 337
Duties as a Justice of the Peace (while a member of the survey staff) to be limited
to cases of emergency
A (1855) 3605
w (1855) 850
Surveyor General reports on the suspension of Mr Lindsay from duty as Assistant
Surveyor
A (1856) 259, 289, 582, 794
x (1856) 92, 102, 139
w (1856) 335
Surveyor
Surveyor
A (1856)
x (1856)
Generals makes recommendation that Mr Lindsays pays as late Assistant
be withheld
741, 1717
92
Declines appointment as a Justice of the Peace
A (1850) 1290
LINDSAY, Richard Fydell.
Seeks roads to his sections in the Port Elliot district
A (1856) 2837, 3234
x (1856) 579, 605
LINES, Elizabeth. Statement about the death of J. Lines
A (1847) 1552
LINES, Joseph. His death
A (1847) 1518Yz, 1552
0 (1847) 254
LINES, Mark. Convicted of assault
A (1849) 1310
Transported
A (1849) 1359, 1374
Q (1849) 385
LINES, Oscar. Elected as a Commissioner for the Hundred of Yatala
A (1852) 5
T (1852) 11
Signatory to a memorial protesting against a meeting presided over by Mr R.M.R.
Milne at Port Adelaide
A (1852) 28, 66
T (1852) 156, 804
Clerk of Hindmarsh, District Council reports the election of Mr Lines as Chairman
A (1856) 1267
LINES, Oscar J.
Forwarding Memorial calling the attention of the Governor to the state of the Port
Road and rate of charge made by the city and Port Railway undertaken
A (1856) 2694
x (1856) 479
LINES, Oscar John.
Suggested as suitable magistrate for West Torrens Court of Electoral Revision
A (1856) 2246
LINES, Oscar S. Tender for sale of horse accepted for Police Force
H (1844) 103
Tender accepted for sale of horses for Stunt's Expedition
H (1844) 129
LINES, Rebecca, Mrs. Statement about the death of J. Lines
A (1847) 1552
LINES, T W. Claim for
A (1843) 995
G (1843) 301
hor~e
hire
LINES, William. Attends a meeting of master builders
A (1854) 284
LINFOOT, William. Constable on the Duke of Wellington
A (1849) 2059~
LINGER, Carl Ferdinand August. Seeks naturalisation
A (1849) 1629
LINKE, Johaun Gustav. Correspondence about his death certificate
A (1848) 750, 1090
p (1848) 254, 346
LINKLATER, JM. Appointed a trustee of the Savings Bank of South Australia
A (1852) 1377
LINN, Henry. Asks that the boundary of his land near Macclesfield be defined
A (1851) 2381
s (1851) 521
On the first Macclesfield District Council
A (1853) 2239
Forwards a memorial from Macclesfield ratepayers
A (1853) 2239
Chairman of Macclesfield District Council
A (1854) 2785
A (1855) 882
A (1856) 760
LINTON, Edward. Convicted of larceny
A (1848) 413
LIP, John. Hospital assistant on the Ramillies
A (1849) 618
LIPSETT, Edward J.
A (1852) 865
T (1852) 280
Recommended as postmaster for Kensington
LIPSON, Berry James.
Deficiency in his accounts as Receiver of Fines and Fees
A (1850) 2827, 2863
A (1851) 544, 1805
S (1851) 284, 353 twice
R (1850) 686
His trial for embezzlement as Receiver of Fines and Fees
A (1851) 575
Convicted of embezzlement
A (1851) 617
LIPSON, Capt. Thomas.
Dispute over the abandonment etc.
D (1840) 342, 348
E (1842) 754
F (1843) 373, 396, 397, 400, 402, 430
G (1843) 7, 16 twice, 17, 26, 47, 61, 86, 99, 130, 142
Dispute over the abandonment etc.
S.A. June 13, 1843, 2A, 2B
Dispute over the abandonment by the Government of his premises in Currie Street
(used as a Resident Magistrate's Court)
A (1843) 361, 4251/i, 444, 457, 461, 482, 498, 529, 7551/i, 1375
Plea for his son's advancement in the Customs department
A (1843) 471
A (1844) 811
G (1843) 87
H (1844) 131
Seeks remission of purchase money for land in return for naval services
A (1843) 236, 392, 956
F (1843) 408
G (1843) 43, 358
A (1844) 195, 384, 872
G (1844) 553, 613, 614
Seeks remission of purchase money etc
H (1844) 76; 78, 142
L (J,846) 411,
R (1850) 446
Asks that sections 2186, and 2187 on the Dry Creek be temporarily withdrawn
from sale
A (1844) 1014
LIPSON, Berry James. For Christian names see
A (1851) 544
Clerk in the Colonial Secretary's office
c (1838) 75
His appointments at Robe
A (1846) 638, 1111
A (1847) 224
L (1846) 331
M (1846) 48, 53 twice, 90 twice, 120, 121, 186
Defends his character
A (1846) 1204
Rebuked for his attitude towards the policy responsible for carrying the mails to
Robe
A (1847) 236
N (1847) 123 twice
Erection of hut at Robe
A (1847) 391
N (1847) 183
House at Robe destroyed by fire
A (1847) 1241
Granted sick leave
A (1848) 205, 209, 244
p (1848) 74, 107
Appointed Receiver of Fines and Fees
K (1848) 161
p (1848) 226
Appointment as Clerk in the Registrar General's Office
P (1848) 146 twice
Appointment as Deputy Registrar
A (1850) 195
R (1850) 305
Report on the need for increased facilities for registering births and deaths in
country districts
A (1850) 2620
LIPSON, .capt. Thomas.
His claim to a land grant. Writes to Earl Grey
A (1852) 903
T (1852) 286, 1045
Seeks a remission as a Naval Officer on the purchase price of land
A (1854) 3713
v (1854) 1080
Sits on case of James Ferguson, Port Adelaide Local Court
A (1856) 747
Secretary of Trinity Board rep01ts deficiency in repayment of advance to Lipson
A (1856) 811, 893
x (1856) 141, 179, 181
George Dehane asks if he may publish Captain Lipson's official directions
A (1856) 1977
x (1856) 359
See also
Harbour Master and Naval Officer
LISPON, Thomas Henry. Increase in salary
D (1839) 182
To return to the Customs Department
E (1841) 122, 124
Possible loss of office as Clerk to the Harbour Master
E (1841) 109
His inefficiency as a Clerk in the Customs Department
E (1841) 177, 214
Recommended for position in Customs Department
A 1842/No. 175
E (1842) 620
Appointed weigher in the Customs Department
A (1842) 595Yz
E (1842) 880
F (1842) 40
Plea by his father for his advancement in the Customs Department
. .
A (1843) 471
A (1844) 811
G (1843) 87
H (1844) 131
LIPSON, Thomas Henry.
To attend to postal matters at Port Adelaide
G (1843) 165 twice, 166
Appointment as Landing Waiter and Tide Surveyor
H (1844) 130
L (1846) 383
Recommended for an increased salary as landing waiter
A (1846) 712
L (1846) 348
A (1848) 877
p (1848) 283
Promoted to the position of first landing waiter at Port Adelaide
A (1850) 710
R (1850) 199
On sick leave
A (1852) 2451
A (1853) 69
T (1852) 790
u (1853) 29
v (1854) 119
Feels unjustly used in not receiving promotion. Resigns
A (1854) 310, 412
v (1854) 131, 158
Names as acquaintance of Bridget O'Brien, defacto wife of James Ferguson
A (1856) 628¥2
LISPON COVE, district.
A (1849) 1638, p.3
Mineral resources
LIPSON COVE STATION.
A (1851) 1306
LIPSON REACH, Port River.
E (1842) 738
Murder of Geo Jenks
Named
LISMOYNE, Immigrant ship.
Miscellaneous papers
A (1855) 2809
LISTER, Anne Mrs. Inquest on her death
A (1850) 2612
LISTER, B.
Land grant for section 6129 issued to him on 21 November 1842 and delivered to
H Nixon on 3 January 1843
x (1856) 256
LITCHFIELD --. Payment for military services in 1840
F (1842) 274
LITCHFIELD, Charles William. Recommended for promotion
A (1843) 1357
His efficiency in the seizure of illicit stills
A (1844) 1018
H (1844) 192
Seizure of an illicit still at Walkerville
A (1844) 1553
Asks for instructions about three destitute children
A (1845) 189
Rewarded for seizing illicit stills
A (1845) 1473
G (1845) 742, 747
His salary
K (1845) 68
Eulogy by the Commissioner of Police
A (1846) 814
L (1846) 379
Promoted to the rank of Inspector
A (1847) 400
Complain by A. F. Glayfield
A (1847) 1190, 1235
0 (1847) 108
Censured for recommending a Police Officer for the Customs Department
A (1849) 2251
Censured for breach of official etiquette
R (1850) 189
His death
A (1850) 1857
LITCHFIELD, Charles William.
Deficiency in monies in his custody as a Police Officer
A (1850) 1973
R (1850) 510
w (1855) 701, 744, 913
A (1855) 3097, 3668, 4028, 4046
Alex Talmer questioned about disposal of Litchfield's share of Reward Fund (1850)
A (1855) 3668, 4028, 4137
w (1855) 901, 913
A (1856) 27
X Finance (1856) 8
Auditor General Reports amount due to Superintendent Talmer on his account
A (1856) 27
G f Dashwood gives an explanation relating to the accounts of inspector Talmer
and Litchfield
A (1856) 338
x (1856) 39
X Finance (1856) 53
LITCHFIELD, Mrs Charles William.
Claims reward due to her late husband for gunpowder seizure
w (1855) 701, 744
A (1855) 3097
Her claim for assistance cannot be sustained
494
w (1855)
LITCHFIELD, Dr J P.
Appointed honorary Inspector of Hospitals
D (1839) 105
Supply of vaccine virus to New South Wales
D (1839) 133
Appointed Acting Coroner
D (1839) 148, 153
Asked to raise funds for a hospital
D (1839) 170, 171
To obtain vaccine lymph
D (1840) 290
Fracas with Robert Gougen
Reg. Oct. 31, 1840 2F
SA Loo 6, 1840. 3D
LITCHFIELD, Dr J P.
Abolition of his appointment as Inspector of Hospitals
D (1841) 387
Re Moorcroft House Lunatic Asylum
E (1841) 22, 41, 52
His asylum for lunatics
Reg. April 17, 1841 lE
Application for employment
A 1842/no. 365
E (1842) 740
Departure for Sydney
S.A .. July 12, 1842. 2B
LITERARY SOCIETIES.
See also
Adelaide Literary and
Scientific Association and
Mechanics Institute
LITHGOW, David.
A passenger to South Australia by the Duke of Beford
A (1848) 1893
LITHGOW, John.
A constable on the David Malcolm
A (1849) 721
LITHGOW, Peter.
Funeral expenses.
A (1848) 1170
p (1848) 372
LITHOGRAPHY. Government printer needs a lithographic printer.
A (1852) 1255
Proposal (1853) by Govt. Printer to add lithography printing to Govt. Printing
Office functions
A (1855) 3133
Press purchased for Survey Dept.
creation of "a new department"
A (1855) 3052
Its utility queried by Treasurer. who fears the
LITHOGRAPHY.
Engraving (for Survey Dept press) to be done by a member of the Royal Sappers
and Miners, but a printer to be appointed
A (1855) 3052
A printer to be engaged to place Survey Office press in order and to print chart of
Guichen Bag
A (1855) 3125
W Fiance (1855) 172
Chart of Port Robe (Guichen Bag) lithographed at Survey Office
A (1855) 3347
No pressman available (to operate Survey Office press) at Govt printing Office
A (1855) 3133
Ponman & Galbraith the only lithography printers in S.A ..
A (1855) 3133
Trough for polishing lithography stones (Survey Dept. lithography press) to be
installed
A (1855) 3309
W Finance (1855) 183
A large scale map of S.A. (more than 16km to inch) to be lithographed
A (1855) 3505
W Finance (1855) 213-214
A lithographer to be engaged at Survey Office to prepare and print a plan of the
electoral districts
A (1855) 3600
W Finance (1855) 212-213
Large stone found to be broken when unpacked at Survey Office
A (1855) 3601
w (1855) 831
Map of settled p01tions of S.A. to be lithographed
A (1855) 3844
w (1855) 894
LITTLE, Edward. Transported to Sydney
D (1840) 345
Seeks an alteration of a road passing through his sections near the Meadows (with
plan)
A (1845) 328
G (1845) 806, 884
UTILE, John. Application for an occupation licence on the Murray
A (1847) 329, p.12
LITTLE, Joshua. First clerk of the Yankalilla Local Court*
A (1855) 1661
w (1855) 468
Thus in docket. In letter book it is Normanville
SM Local Court, Yankalilla forwards application for Joshua Little for increase in
salary
A (1856) 693
x (1856) 128
Forwarding Memorial for extended jurisdiction at Yankalilla Local Court
A (1856) 991
x (1856) 186
LITTLE, W. Exhibits an oxyhydrogen microscope
S.A.. July 24, 1846. 2A
Constructs compound magnifier
S.A .. Dec .14, 1847. 2F
LITTLE, William.
Reply to a petition asking for a graduated scale of licence fees for country
publicans
E (1842) 574
Petition for permission of a fine
A (1843) 1475
G (1843) 441
Imprisoned for a breach of the licensing Act
A (1844) 367
Seeks permission to remove timber from the Park Lands
A (1846) 9131h
L (1846) 401
Applies for the position of signal officer, West Terrace
A (1846) 549
L (1846) 300
•
Supplies lantern to the light ship
A (1846) 10831h, 1100, 1543
M (1846) 28, 35, 42, 72
N (1847) 25
LITILE, William.
Repair of theodolites
A (1847) 730
N (1847) 306
Applies for employment as a census collector
A (1855) 760
LITILE, William Henry. Seeks employment
A (1851) 1534
s (1851) 316
Temporary Sexton, West Terrace Cemetery
A (1855) 2887
w (1855) 702
An applicant for the position of Clerk and Storekeeper, Convict Department (Hot
appointed)
A (1855) 3259
w (1855) 758
Requests to be appointed as a Notary Public
A (1856) 3048
LITILE ADELAIDE. Meeting of proprietors called
S.A. Jan 2, 1840. 2C
Conveyances ready
Reg. July 18, 1840. 2A
Sale of allotments
Times May 7, 1849. 2B
S.A. May 8, 1849. 3F
LITILE DUBLIN.
Roman Catholic service held in a barn (2 miles from Mrs M'Farlane's Mount
Barker)
Reg. Jan 21. 1846 2E
LITILE PARA. For the Roman Catholic Church (St Augustine's) in this district see
St. Augustine's Church, Salisbury
LITILE SALISBURY, town.
Laid out on the Main North Road, where it crosses the Little Para
Reg. Aug. 29, 1849. lE
LITILEWOOD, ---, convict
Transported to Port Phillip
D (1840) 295 twice
LI'ITLEWOOD, William.
Petition for admission into the Hospital
A (1844) 1397
H (1844) 324 twice
Signs petition for PO on Hindmarsh Island
A (1856) 3151
LI'ITLEWOOD, William farmer, Hindmarsh Island.
His signature on a petition
A (1856) 2130
LIVE STOCK. Table of fines for trespasses
A (1842) 514
Fees charged for depasturing stock on Crown lands. With form of assessment
A (1844) 1025
List of stock owners on Eyre Peninsula
A (1845) 1261
Failure of many owners to pay assessments on stock depastured on Crown lands
A (1847) 686
Detailed statistics of stock owned by holders of occupation licences
A (1849) 1267
McGraths Flat was a resting place on the way to the Adelaide Market
A (1855) 449
w (1855) 266
See also .
Alpacas
Branding of lives stock
Bullocks
Cattle
Cattle slaughtering Act
Commons (land)
Depasturing licences
Depasturing certificates
Horses
Live stock assessments
Live Stock assessments
Markets
Overland route to Western Australia
Pastoral industry
Pastoral leases
Pounds
Sheep
LIVESTOCK. See also
Stations
LIVE STOCK - Overland imports.
Arrival of Cameron with sheep
Reg. Jan. 11, 1840. SD
Arrival of Huom and Howe with cattle
Reg. Jan 2S, 1840. SA
James Snape's notes on his journey from Goulbum to Adelaide
Reg. Feb. lS, 1840. SA
Arrival of Stein, Whyte and Kessop
Reg. Feb. 29, 1840. 4B
Arrival of Evelyn Sturt with sheep
Reg. March 21, 1840. 4B
Arrival of Kennedy with sheep
Reg. March 28, 1840. SA
LIVE STOCK - Overland imports.
Arrival of Osborne
Reg. April 4, 1840. SC
Reg. May 2, 1840. 4C
Lottery of George Hamilton's cattle
Reg. May 9, 1840. 4C
Reg. May 16, 1840. 2A (3 times); 6B
Reg. May 23, 1840. 2A
Reply to a memorial seeking protection for overlanders from the natives
D (1841) 399
Government declines to supply weapons to an expedition, leaving Adelaide for the
protection of Robinson's party
E (1841) 41
2S,OOO cattle and 900 horses imported in 18 months
S.A .. Aug. 27, 1847. 3F
Proposed customs duties
A (1844) 493
G (1844) 672
Complaint by J Reid about the excessive number of cattle from N.S.W. in the
Gawler district
A (1848) 323
LIVE STOCK, Overland imports.
Further aggression by natives near the Darling
Times Sept. 17, 1849. 3G
See also
Aborigines - Affrays with overlanders
O'Halloran's Expedition against the natives, 1841
LIVE STOCK ASSESSMENTS.
Memorials asking for reduced sales
A (1848) 1420, 1437, 1930
p (1848) 496, 624
Specimen assessment
A (1850) 86
Penalty for delay in payment to be enforced
R (1850) 4, 10, 13
LIVINGSTON, --.
Member of Gold Research Committee
A (1856) 1885
LLAMAS. See Alpacas
LLOYD, Lieut.
His official position abolished
E (1841) 10
LLOYD, Arthur Forbes.
Seeks employment for his son
A (1846) 869
L (1846) 388
Seeks permission to quarry stone at Morphett Vale
A (1846) 1229
M (1846) 112
Application for an occupation licence near Mania Creek
A (1847) 508, p.1
Pays a deposit in London for purchase of land in South Australia
A (1850) 1258
LLOYD, Rev. Arthur Forbes.
Pays a deposit on land
A (1852) 1882
A (1853) 2952¥2
u (1853) 912
LLOYD, Charles, medical practitioner.
Statement on the death of James Barltrop
A (1851) 3936
LLOYD, Frederick J.
Working as a tidewaiter in the Customs. Seeks a position as a clerk in the Public
Service
A (1853) 163
u (1853) 47,391 .
LLOYD, Frederick T.
Appointed fifth landing waiter in the Customs Department
A (1854) 21
v (1854) 41
Appointed fourth landing waiter
A (1854) 479
A (1855) 839
v (1854) 183
w (1855) 358
LLOYD, Hugh, farmer, Hindmarsh Island.
Signs a petition
A (1856) 2130
LLOYD, Hugh. Signs petition for P.O. on Hindmarsh Island
A (1856) 3151
LLOYD, Isabella. Pays a deposit for land
A (1852) 1632
LLOYD, Peter.
See Miles, William Henry
LLOYD, Richard. Charged with stealing tobacco from the Richard Mount
A (1845) 550
A candidate for Government employment
A (1846) 869
L (1846) 388
LLOYD, William. Charged with larceny
A (1845) 679
Transported to Van Diemen's Land for larceny
A (1848) 1464, 1482, 1496
p (1848) 466
LOADER, John.
Evidence at an enquiry into charges made by J.J. Morgan, of the tug, Adelaide
A (1849) 1866
LOANS, GOVERNMENT. See Public debt
LOBB, James. Fracas caused by his arrest on the Louisa Baillie
A (1849) 1676
Convicted of assault
A (1849) 1908 p.5
Seeks remission of sentence
A (1850) 1356
LOBETHAL. Detailed description of the life of the settlers
S.A.. March 17, 1846. 3A
Petition for the establishment of a public pound
A (1850) 1564
R (1850) 404
LOBETHAL - postal arrangements.
Settlers seek a direct service from Adelaide
A (1853) 3082
A (1854) 297
u (1853) 916
v (1854) 232
LOBETHAL, district - name lists.
Petition from settlers
A (1855) 3149
LOBETHAL, see also
Local Court - Lobethal
Lutheran Church
LOCAL CONSTABLES. See District constables
LOCAL COURT, Adelaide.
Report by J.B. Phipson on the clerical work of the Court. With specimen forms
used
A (1850) 1774112, 2059, 2061
Danger of fire from candles, and smoking "by the lower orders"
A (1850) 2684
List of furniture, etc. needed for the new offices
A (1851) 2505
LOCAL COURT, Adelaide.
To sit in the Prince of Wales Hotel
s (1851) 79, 267
Transferred to the new public buildings at the corner of Franklin and King William
Streets (Acre 237)
s (1851) 453
Diminution of staff seriously retards business
A (1852) 546
T (1852) 155, 195
Suggested ways of reducing its expenditure
A (1852) 812
T (1852) 269
Financial statement and list of officers
A (1852) 1401
Adelaide court of full jurisdiction to be held monthly instead of fortnightly
A (1852) (3566 missing)
A (1853) 10
T (1852) 1067
Repair of pump
A (1856) 124
Repairs etc
A (1856) 485, 874, 1344, 2660
X Finance (1856) 70
Repairs to fireplace in office keeper's room
A (1856) 874
X Finance (1856) 70
S.M. Wigley requests six weeks leave of absence
A (1856) 580
x (1856) 104
S.M. requests that 6 weeks leave may date from 12th instant, and if permitted, will
return under the Superannuation Act
A (1856) 751
x (1856) 125
S.M. requests to be allowed to return under Superannuation Act
A (1856) 954
x (1856) 163
LOCAL COURT, Adelaide.
S.M. forward resignation of Assistant Bailiff and recommends successor
A (1856) 1661
x (1856) 302
S.M. forwards copy of warrants relating to two persons convicted of horse stealing
in Victoria
A (1856) 1795
Fence contractor to be released from contract
A (1856) 961
x (1856) 180
Extra expenditure for fencing
A (1856) 1997
S.M. forwards estimates and requisitions for 1857
A (1856) 2271
S.M. request of Port Railway Board for release of Cornelius Clarke from gaol
A (1856) 3161
See also
Police Court, Adelaide
LOCAL COURT, Angaston.
Proposed establishment
A (1851) 764, 885, 1223
s (1851) 170, 175, 232
Annual return
A (1852) 1029
Lack of constable prevents the law from taking its course
A (1852) 1689
New building ready for occupation. Requisition for furniture
A (1855) 2600
W Finance (1855) 146
S/c for furniture exceeds authorised amount
A (1855) 3066
W finance (1855) 165
Use granted to Angaston District Council
A (1855) 3337, 3396, 3474
w (1855) 792, 805-806
LOCAL COURT, Angaston.
Building (Police Station and Local Court) completed
A (1856) 17
S.M. reports that building of Police Station and Court House is completed and keys
delivered
A (1856) 17
Henry Dundas Murray will preside at Angaston Local Court
A (1856) 583
x (1856) 82, 89
S.M. recommends Mr Oldham and Mr Angas to be appointed as J.P's
A (1856) 1058
S.M. requests copy of Acts of Council
A (1856) 1059
x (1856) 191
S.M. forwards supplementary requisition for stationery for 1856
A (1856) 1945
LOCAL COURT, Burra:
Correspondence about its jurisdiction
A (1851) 61
.
Proposed erection of a Court House
A (1851) 61, 1457
Survey of site
A (1855) 1233
W Finance (1855) 49
Resignation of Bailiff (D. MacNamara)
A (1855) 3351
w (1855) 801
Clerk requests Acts for 1850 and '51
A (1856) 82
James S. Miller again applies for appointment as acting S.M. at Kooringa
A (1856) 521
x (1856) 85
S.M. reports that further information will be sent relating to the case of Mr Square
and Mr Lennmi
A (1856) 542
x (1856) 5, 45, 46, 82
LOCAL COURT, Burra.
Colonial Architect asks whether Police Station and Court House at Kooringa will
be for foot or mounted Police
A (1856) 2452
S.M. requests legal opinion on clause in Licensed Victuallers Act
A (1856) 2936
x (1856) 528
S.M. asks of the Lunatic Asylum can accommodate a Lunatic from Redruth Gaol
A (1856) 3077
Clerk reports on the sureties and bond and the most suitable time for the next
electoral court of Revision
A (1856) 3199
LOCAL COURT, Clare
Furnishing of Court House
A (1851) 78
s (1851) 99
Court House and Police Station almost completed
A (1851) 81
Completed
A (1851) 315
Need for special magistrate
A (1851) 1348
Established
s (1851) 250
Request that a special magistrate be appointed to replace E.S.N. Campbell
A (1852) 258
Estimated cost of a Court House
A (1854) 1840, 3707
Survey of site
A (1855) 1233
W Finance (1855) 49
•
Complaint that the clerk retained a debt paid into court
A (1856) 245, 282, 488
x (1856) 5, 45, 46
LOCAL COURT, Clare.
Tender for £620 cancelled in view of reductions in budget, Vote to lapse
A (1856) 460, 472
X Finance (1856) 38
LOCAL COURT, Gawler.
Extension of jurisdiction
A (1850) 1361
R (1850) 343
Established. Temporary accommodation
A (1850) 1487
R (1850) 248
Annual returns
A (1852) 1086
To lease a room from .. Shnider
s (1851) 731
T (1852) Complaints by D~ D. Mahony about the Clerk's system of accounting
A (185) 2355, 3209
w (1855) 327
Memorials for the appointment of a Stipendiary Magistrate
A (1855) 3261, 3262, 3264, 3265
w (1855) 757-58
Clerk to refund a payment (not allowable) to a witness
A (1855) 3797
W Finance (1855) 235
Request from John Edwin Garneau to be appointed as Stipendiary Magistrate
A (1856) 10
H.D. Murrary appointed Special Magistrate without salary.
informed that Gawler Town is withdrawn from his jurisdiction
A (1856) 288
x (1856) 52
Dr Dean to be
Special Magistrate recommends days for holding court, place for holding court and
req11ests supply of Acts
A (1856) 417
x (1856) 71
LOCAL COURT, Gawler.
Magistrate repmis death of Michael Grady.
money found on the deceased
A (1856) 457
X Finance (1856) 39
Funeral costs to be defrayed from
Magistrate forwards remarks of Clerk of Court relating to the Auditor General's
queries on his accounts
A (1856) 554
x (1856) 82
Magistrate will preside at Local Courts of Angaston and Kapunda and calling
attention to his letter of the 5th instant
A (1856) 583
x (1856) 82, 89
Magistrate forwards account of John Finch for the funeral of John Gravestocks, a
pamper
A (1856) 597
Magistrate nominates Mr Garneau to attend to the registration of dogs and
collection of fees
A (1856) 1032
x (1856) 161
H.D. Murrary calls for a Court House to be built. Tenders to be called
A (1856) 1705
X Finance (1856) 205
H.D. Murray to be gazetted as a Stipendiary Magistrate
A (1856) 1743
x (1856) 312
Magistrate recommends that a J.P. be appointed, a bailiff be gazetted and a
constable appointed
A (1856) 2056
William Wade suspended as bailiff and replaced by Edward Clement
A (1856) 2341, 2585
x (1856) 415
Clerk of the Court to retain all court fees as salary up to end of June; but after that
only to be extent authorised in the current estimates. No additional clerk to be
appointed
A (1856) 2792
X Finance (1856) 299
Magistrate requests alteration in specifications for Court House
A (1856) 3028
LOCAL COURT, Gawler.
Tenders received but no provision for its erection in the 1857 estimates
A (1856) 3188
x (1856) 620
LOCAL COURT, Goolwa.
A court of limited jurisdiction established
A (1853) 3390
v (1854) 6
Proclaimed a court of full jurisdiction
A (1854) 1211
v (1854) 426
LOCAL COURT, Gumeracha.
Erection contemplated
A (1855) 3149
w (1855) 778
To be erected upon receipt of land title
w (1855) 675
In course of erection
w (1855) 853
Negotiations for the services of F. Davison as Magistrate
A (1855) 3688, 3786
w (1855) 853
W Finance (1855) 229
Petition from John Fisher, Chairman of the District Council of Talunga, and others
for the appointment of Charles Hale as Clerk of the Local Court
A (1856) 344
x (1856) 57
W.B. Randell recommends that furniture may be supplied to the Local Court,
Gumeracha and recommends a fortnightly court
A (1856) 2597
x (1856) 467
E Gower forwards application for appointment as SM for Gumeracha when vacant
A (1856) 2846
x (1846) 515
LOCAL COURT, Hindmarsh.
A fortnightly court to be held at the Hindmarsh District Council Office
A (1855) 3499
w (1855) 825
LOCAL COURT, Kapunda.
To be established. Temporary accommodation to be supplied by C.H. Bagot
A (1850) 2431
s (1851) 121
Proposed establishment
A (1850) 2896
s (1851) 1
Proposed erection
A (1851) 527
Annual returns
A (1852) 1048
Survey of site
A (1855) 1233
W Finance (1855) 49
To be used as a parliamentary polling place
A (1855) 2726
R. Rowett appointed Bailiff
A (1855) 3628
George Green offers premises at Kapunda for a Court House
drawings)
A (1856) 50, 172
(with plans and
Clerk requests attendance by a special magistrate to hear outs tan ding cases
A (1856) 572
Henry Dundas Murray will preside at the Local Court of Kapunda
A (1856) 583
x (1856) 82, 89
Clerk forwards requisition for books and stationery for Local Court
A (1856) 696, 815
x (1856) 121
Clerk of Court, Kapunda requests the privilege to have information as laid down by
the Crown Ranger
A (1856) 1341
LOCAL COURT, Lobethal.
John Weinert forwards Memorial for establishment of a Local Court at Lobethal
A (1856) 1352
x (1856) 259
LOCAL COURT, Magill.
Clerk of East Torrens District Council enquires about amount of accommodation
and expense required to establish a Local Court at Magill.
A (1856) 2027
x (1856) 362
Thos Barnes and James Burton to be respectively Clerk and Bailiff
A (1856) 2174
x (1856) 392
Chairman of East Torrens District Council requests a supply of Acts
A (1856) 2463
LOCAL COURT, Melrose.
To be built
A (1855) 3104
(1855) 781
W Finance (1855) 187-188
w
Suggested appointment of W. Haynes as Resident Magistrate
A (185) 3104
w (1855) 781
Contract let for its erection
A (1855) 3809
W Finance (1855) 233
Nearing completion. Property to be fenced. Plan showing site
A (1855) 4054
X Finance (1856) 1
Memorial for appointment of a medical p1:actitioner as Stipendiary Magistrate at
Melrose
A (1855) 4034
LOCAL COURT, Morphett Vale.
Room in hotel rented as a Court House
A (1851) 546
S (1851) 120 twice
Proposed erection
A (1851) 2336, 2602
s (1851) 468
Impossible to carry out the Court's decisions in the absence of Police
A (1852) 741, 770
T (1852) 244, 258
LOCAL COURT, Morphett Vale.
Annual returns
A (1852) 1073
Protest against moving the Court to Noarlunga
.
A (1854) 1891, 1974, 2069, 2126
A (1855) 412, 729
v (1854) 630, 643, 654, 666
w (1855) 111, 221
Land bought from Anderson for a Court House
A (1854) 2122, 3731
v (1854) 634, 1097
Open for business
A (1855) 1925
w (1855) 4.66
No furniture supplied so cannot be used
A (1855) 2069
w (1855) 471
Erection of fittings (platform, witness and criminal boxes). Furniture
A (1855) 2185
W Finance (1855) 127
Morphett Vale District Council granted use of Court House as a meeting place
A (1855) 4099
x (1856) 49-50
S.M requests printed forms for Court
A (1856) 9
S.M. nominates two Police Constables as Bailiffs
A (1856) 415, 2098
x (1856) 55, 372
S.M. reports the resignation and reappointment of Clerk of Court
A (1856) 644
x (1856) 110
S.M. requests instructions on disposal of fines levied under Stubble Burning Act
A (1856) 720
x (1856) 132
S.M. forwards report of illegal election of councillors for Morphett Vale District
Council
A (1856) 727
x (1856) 120
LOCAL COURT, Morphett Vale.
S.M. requests to be given horse allowance
A (1856) 1479
Addition of verandah
A (1856) 3079
x (1856) 563
S.M. forwards bonds for his Clerks and Bailiffs
A (1856) 3200
LOCAL COURT, Mount Barker.
Need for a Court House
A (1850) 1206
R (1850) 317 ·
Established
A (1850) 1368
R (1850) 248, 343
Annual return
A (1852) 1028
Additional accommodation required
A (1852) 2108
T (1852) Damaged by fire
A (1853) 819, 1028, 1444
A (1854) 2893
u (1853) 259
v (1854) 965
New Court House needed
A (1853) 2467, 2927, 3035
u (1853) 737, 808, 845
Need for more Justices of the Peace in the district
A (1855) 3401
w (1855) 794
F Davison (S.M) applies for increased salary
A (1855) 3688
. w (1855) 853
S.M forwards explanation relating to an excess in vote
A (1856) 2704
LOCAL COURT, Mount Barker.
Clerk requests to know the date of Mr Lambs' appointment as the Bailiff of the
Court
A (1856) 410
S.M. requests payment of accoui1t for repairs in Court House
A (1856) 674
S.M. responds to appointment of J Ferguson as Clerk of Local Court Woodside
A (1856) 1905
x (1856) 321
S.M. reports on the appointment of a Clerk and the place of holding Court at
Woodside
A (1856) 1990
x (1856) 321
S.M. forwards account for fuel for Governors approval
A (1856) 2588
X Finance (1856) 272
SM reports time for holding Court and nominating officers
A (1856) 2798
S.M. forwards account for maintenance of the destitute children of a convict
A (1856) 3159
x (1856) 583
S.M. forwards a libellous letter and requests that legal proceedings may be taken
against the writer
A (1856) 3191
x (1856) 598
LOCAL COURT, Mount Gambier.
Suggested establishment
A (1850) 1446
LOCAL COURT, Normanville
Established
w (1855) 468
LOCAL COURT, Onkaparinga.
Chairman reports that the District declines to erect offices in connection with the
Court House
A (1856) 2783
S.M. recommends alteration in Master and Servants Act
A (1856) 1588
LOCAL COURT, Penola.
Andrew Watson acknowledges his appointment as a Supreme Court Commissioner
A (1856) 1589
x (1856) 224
S.M. forwards sub. estimates for 1857
A (1856) 2109
A. Watson reports on water pipes of Court House in his district
A (1856) 2110
Michael O'Grady requests information on his application for appointment as Clerk
to the Local Court of Penola
A (1856) 2781
LOCAL COURT, Port Adelaide.
Venetian shutters for windows
T (1852) 321 twice, 341, 383
Annual returns
A (1852) 1043
Request that windows have iron bars
A (1852) 1095
Return of fees and fines
A (1852) 1389
Difficulty in getting a Bailiff as fees are not enough to live on
A (1855) 992
Case against James Ferguson for neglect of his 3 illegitimate children
A (1856) 747
Magistrates recommends increase in salary of Clerk of Local Court
A (1856) 1644
S.M reports his return from leave of absence
A (1856) 2735
S.M. forwards arrears pay sheet
A (1856) 2851
•
S.M reports arrest of supposed murderer of Mr Young of the Grampians in Victoria
A (1856) 2941, 3153
S.M requests improvement of Court House
A (1856) 2969
LOCAL COURT, Port Adelaide.
S.M. forwards letter from Keeper of Gaol about endorsement on a Port Adelaide
Warrant of Committal
A (1856) 3117
LOCAL COURT, Port Elliot.
A Court of limited jurisdiction established
A (1853) 3390
A (1854) 122
v (1854) 6, 77
Proclaimed a Court of full jurisdiction
A (1854) 1211
v (1854) 426
S.M. requests that Police may be directed to act as Bailiffs for Port Elliot, Goolwa
and Y ankalilla
A (1856) 712, 1055
x (1856) 117, 192
Clerk charged with dereliction of duty
A (1856) 984
S.M. requests advice of law officers
A (1856) 1742
LOCAL COURT, Port Lincoln.
Request for a Court of full jurisdiction
A (1852) 15
T (1852) 172
Suggested elevation to a Court of Summary Jurisdiction with power to transport
prisoners to Adelaide, because of unusual difficulties
A (1852) 471
A Bailiff to be appointed
A
T (1852) 173
Proclaimed a Court of full jurisdiction
A (1854) 2354
v (1854) 817
'
Return of prisoners tried and convicted
A (1855) 1576, 2551, 3490
Returns of trials and convictions
A (1856) 177, 1438, 2444, 3096
LOCAL COURT, Port Lincoln.
Alfred Nicholls applies for appointment as Clerk of Local Court and Postmaster at
Port Lincoln
A (1856) 1702, 1898
x (1856) 275
X Finance (1856) 163
Appointment of William Poynter as Bailiff
A (1856) 2886
LOCAL COURT, Robe.
Proposal that the Court be made a Court of full jurisdiction
A (1855) 2813
w (1855) 666
Government Resident rep01is inability to find a Bailiff. Requests that a Policeman
may act
A (1856) 320
x (1856) 54
LOCAL COURT, Strathalbyn.
Petition for its provision
A (1855) 3026
A (1856) 2690
w (1855) 726
LOCAL COURT, Tanunda.
Petitions for its establishment. Agreed, provided no expense to Government.
Tanunda Hotel offered as Court House without charge
A (1856) 1430, 1595
x (1856) 288
S.M. Angaston reports on the establishment of a Local Court at Tanunda and
appointment of officers for the same
A (1856) 1662
S.M. forwards names of sureties for Clerk and Bailiff of the Court
A (1856) 2018
S.M. recommends the appointment of Mr Klaen as a Magistrate
A (1856) 2145
X Finance (1856) 210
•
S.M. requests appointment of a German Interpreter at his Local Court
A (1856) 2981
S.M. reports on the payment of fees for service for summonses for other Local
Courts
A (1856) 2993
LOCAL COURT, Willunga.
Established
A (1850) 1413
R (1850) 248
Annual returns
A (1852) 1054
Request that Courts of full and limited jmisdiction be held on the same day
A (1852) 2272
T (1852) 722
To be removed from the Bush Inn, and held at the Government Building
A (1854) 277, 420
v (1854) 114, 161
Printed forms for the Court requested
A (1856) 9
S.M. recommends Mr Powell for appointment as Bailiff to the Local Court at
Willunga
A (1856) 2526
X Finance (1856) 261
Addition of verandah
A (1856) 3079
x (1856) 563
LOCAL COURT, Woodside.
James Ferguson applies to be Clerk in proposed Local Court
A (1856) 1815, 1905
x (1856) 321
Clerk acknowledges letter related to erection of a Court House at Woodside
A (1856) 2020
x (1856) 319
S.M. requests supply of books and forms for Local Court
A (1856) 2190
R.H. Ferk offers site for Court House at Woodside
A (1856) 2706
x (1856) 503
Chairman of Onkaparinga District Council forwards a Memorial for extended
jurisdiction at Woodside Local Court
A (1856) 2995
x (1856) 545
LOCAL COURT, Yankalilla.
Established
A (1855) 1661
w (1855) 468
This in docket - In letter book it is Normanville
Held in a public house
w (1855) 576
B.F. Laurie, S.M. Request for forage allowance
A (1855) 3048
W Finance (1855) 174
Building (as part of Police Station) nearing completion
A (1855) 3435
w (1855) 799
Building completed
A (1855) 4169
S.M. forwards requisitions for stationery and postage stamps
A (1856) 451, 692, 694
S.M. forwards application for Clerk of Court for increase in salary
A (1856) 693
x (1856) 128
Joshua Little forwards Memorial for extended jurisdiction at Yankalilla Local Court
A (1856) 991
x (1856) 186
S.M. requests use of Court House subject to fresh arrangements
A (1856) 1001
S.M. forwards account for travelling expenses
A (1856) 1064
S.M. forwards explanation relating to an excess in his account for furniture
A (1856) 2535
x (1856) 464
Septimane Herbert and William Randall forward explanation of delay in procuring
fumiture and accounts
A (1856) 2811
LOCAL COURT ACT, 1850.
Judge's report on an amending Act
A (1851) 1697, 1726
LOCAL COURTS.
Appointment of special magistrate. Rules of practice
A (1850) 1445Vi
Form of instructions to officers
R (1850) iii
To be erected, in all cases, as additions to Police Stations
R (1850) 384, 385
Clerks allowed commission on revenue handled by them
s (1851) 504
Empowered to appointed Clerks and Bailiffs
T (1852) 706
Shortage of resident justices holds up the work of country Local Courts
A (1853) 3136
u (1853) 929
. Judge Cooper's comments on the amended Local Courts Bill
A (1853) 3230
Widen jurisdiction for some Local Courts under consideration
A (1855) 2813
w (1855) 663
Accounting system consideration unsatisfactory by Goot
A (1855) 2355
w (1855) 327
Clerks of certain Courts to be paid court fees irrespective as to whether information
laid by Police are dismissed or not
W Finance (1855) 24
See also
Bailiffs
LOCAL GOVERNMENT. See also
District Councils
Municipal elections
LOCAL MARINE BOARD, Port Adelaide.
See Trinity Board
LOCASEY, Charles. Inquest on his death
A (1850) 2767
LOCH, Susan. Inquest on her death
A (1855) 1007
LOCK, --. Resigns from the Police Force
A (1845) 277
LOCK, Edward.
Appointed letter carrier at Port Adelaide
A (1854) 1964
v (1854) 633
Dismissed as letter carrier at Port Adelaide Post Office
A (1855) 1524
W Finance (1855) 63
LOCK, Henry. Deposition on the shooting of Padlulta
A (1844) 454
Seeks permission to settle on Boston Island
A (1845) 421
G (1845) 828
LOCK, John. Petition for remission of his prison sentence
A (1855) 3900
w (1855) 916
LOCKIER, William. Seeks relief for Henry Pegler
A (1844) 29
G (1844) 465
LOCKLEYS. Proposed bridge over the Torrens
A (1849) 64, 596
Q (1849) 240
LOCKWOOD, John Hawksley.
Applies for appointment as inspector of the Gold Escort
A (1853) 966
u (1853) 297
Declaration as poll clerk for West Adelaide
A (1853) 1009
LOCKYER, ---. Dismissed from the Police Force
A 1842/no. 192
E (1842) 631
LOCKYER, George Howard. Suggested removal to Lunatic Asylum
A (1847) 480
N (1847) 205
LOCKYER, Joseph. Appointed to the Police Force
A (1845) 277
G (1845) 780
LOCKYER, Paul, prisoner. His petition refused
D (1839) 51
LOCKYER, Thomas Arthur. His school at Brighton
A (1848) 1079
p (1848) 347
Statement about the death of William Pickworth
A (1849) 470
LODOWICK, Alexander Blucher. Evidence on the death of J.R. Beevor
A (1849) 1852
LOGAN, George. Statement about a fine at Moorunde
A 1842/no. 956 (outsize)
Shingles allegedly stolen from him
A (1856) 544
Clerk reports G Logan being sworn in as a Constable for Para Wirra
A (1856) 2826
LOGAN, Henry. Report on his death
A (1850) 136
LOGAN, James. Application for occupation licence in the countries of Light and Eyre
A (1846) 1375 outsize
Application for an occupation licence in the country of Light
A (1847) 508, p.17
LOGUE, Edward. Surety for G.D. Cooper
A (1852) 3170
T (1852) 983
LOHMEYER, Henry. Seeks appointment as German interpreter at the Law Courts
A (1851) 736
s (1851) 152
~
Appointed wardsman at Adelaide Hospital
T (1852) 321
LOMAX, ---,Policeman. Reward for arrest of B. Cross
Reg. March 28, 1840. 4D
LOMAS, James. Drowned near Port Lincoln
A (1850) 934
LOMAS, John Benedict. Self-accused murderer of John Gofton
A (1852) 801
T (1852) 268
LOND, Edward. Complains of the conduct of Constable Winter
D (1840) 288
LONDON, John. Employed in erection of Government Hut
B 108 (1837)
Appointment boatman at Port Wakefield Customs House
A (1853) 2217
u (1853) 654
LONDON HOUSE INN, Flinders Street. Correspondence about licence
A (1851) 1512, 1892
s (1851) 378
.
LONDRIGAN, Patrick. Remission of fine
A (1847) 132¥2, 197
N (1847) 92, 101
LONG, John. Seeks admission to the Hospital
A (1845) 401
Schoolmaster on the Sir Edward Parry
A (1849) 1150, 1263
LONG, Rev. Joseph.
Seeks permission to hold a camp meeting for Primitive Methodists on the Park
Lands
A (1845) 202
G (1845) 753
Adopts a native girl for two shillings a week
A (1845) 270
G (1845) 782 twice
LONG, Robert. Inquest on his death
A (t854) 556
LONG, Thomas. Request to borrow Government tents
A (1848) 446 .
p (1848) 160
LONG, Thomas.
Correspondence about his contract for supplying stone
A (1849) 731, 770, 784, 805, 1088
G (1849) 225
Nominated for the first Munno Para West District Council
A (1853) 2507
Nominated Johanna Curee, her family and two boys (named Long) for passages to
S.A..
A (1855) 3011
LONGBOTHAM, Josephine.
Forwards memorial against deviation of road toward Houghton
A (1856) 2161, 2342
LONGBOTHAM, Josephus.
Represents residents of Houghton in asking the Governor to receive a deputation
about the road through the village
A (1856) 2307
Objection (on behalf of residents) to intended deviation of the N.E. Road from
Houghton village
A (1855) 2932
w (1855) 715
LONGBOTTOM, Rev. William.
Returns to South Australia
S.A. March 26, 1844. 2D
Reg. March 27, 1844. 2E
Reg. March 30, 1844. 3B
S.A. April 2, 1844. 2E
Reg. April 6, 1844. 3A
Resigns from the Methodist ministry
Reg. Oct. 10, 1846. 3B
S.A. Oct. 16, 1846. 6B
His last services
Reg. Oct. 31, 1846. 4E
S.A. Nov. 3, 1846. SB
•
Certifies Rev. D.J. Draper's authority to solemnise marriages
A (1847) 264
LONGBOTTOM, Rev. William.
His death.
Times July 30, 1849. 3G
S.A. July 31, 1849. 2E, 3C
S.A. Aug. 3, 1849. 2F
Biographical notice
Reg.Aug. 1, 1849. 2B
LONGMERY, J W.
Seeks work on the Port Elliot works
A (1854) 2920
v (1854) 894
LONG MILE, district.
See Langmeil, district
LONG SWAMP, Currency Creek, district.
Building of the bridge
A (1853) 346, 553, 595, 1416, 2125
v (1853) 111, 184, 200
LONSDALE, John. Constable on the Constance
A (1848) 1321
LORD, Charles. Convicted of horse stealing
A (1851) 3693
Seeks remission of his sentence
A (1852) 876
T (1852) 290
LORD, George. Claim for payment for shoeing horses at Robe
A (1850) 2871
s (1851) 1
A (1851) 286
LORD, William. A whaler at Encounter Bay
A (1843) 480
Convicted of larceny
A (1846) 7681/i
•
LORD HOBART, brig.
Dispute between the South Australian Company and the Government about the
charter of the brig in 1837
A (1843) 200, 221, 262, 279
F (1843) 390, 399, 405, 414
G (1843) 22
LORD OF THE ISLES, immigrai1t ships
Miscellaneous correspondence
A (1854) 3566
Outbreak of cholera. Passengers quarters in a filthy condition
A (1854) 3735
LORD RAGLAN, immigrant ship.
Miscellaneous references
A (1854) 3151
A (1856) 40, 481
Charges against captain and officers
A (1854) 3318
v (1854) 1011
Her arrival with case of fever on board reported
A (1856) 467
Arrives with cases of fever on board clearance required from Colonial Surgeon
A (1856) 508, 812
x (1856) 75, 141
Seaman from the Lord Raglan, to be released from gaol
x (1856) 138
Master on a charge preferred by one of his crew
A (1856) 535
John Finch forwards the account for the funeral of John Gravestocks an immigrant
per Lord Raglan, who died a pauper
A (1856) 597
Sheriff reports the death of Antonio Duffy, a sailor from the Loard Raglan
A (1856) 622
George Mitchell forwards his bond as owner of the Lord Reglan to the Customs
Registration Plymouth
A (1856) 628
Master requests remuneration for services during prevalence of fever
A (1856) 738
•
Emigration Agent reports enquiry into complaint by Lord Raglan Immigrants
A (1856) 757
x (1856) 141
LORD RAGLAN, immigrant ship.
Sheriff forwards petition of imprisoned sailors of Lord Raglan
A (1856) 797
x (1856) 138
Matron Coghlan to be given an additional gratuity for her services
A (1856) 812
x (1856) 141
LORENSSEN, William.
Colonial Surgeon appoints Mr Lorenssen as Wardsman vice Prinderville
A (1856) 868
x (1856) 181
Wardsman at Adelaide Hospital requests exemption from Superannuation Act
A (1856) 921
LORIMER, Alexander. Recovery of stolen horses from Port Phillip
D (1840) 280
Agent for M. Murdoch in an assessment appeal
A (1844) 1507
Application for land for a site for a Presbyterian Church, Mount Barker
A (1846) 903
M (1846) 15
A (1847) 259
N (1847) 139 twice
Correspondence about a dangerous ford near Balhannah
A (1847) 1315
0 (1847) 160
Seeks free passage from England for members of the Bremmer family
A (1847) 1578
0 (1847) 259
A (1850) 2105
A trustee of the Caledonian Church at Mount Barker
A (1848) 576
Tenders for lease of Aboriginal reserves
A (1849) 1012
Road Commissioner for the hundred of Onkaparinga
A (1849) 2139 outsize
A (1852) 42
A (1853) 466
LORIMER, Alexander.
Elected a Road Commissioner for the hundreds of Kanmantoo and Monarto
A (1853) 440
On Onkaparinga's first district council
A (1853) 855 (outsize Gr. 2), 1196, 1284
u (1853) 386
Appointed a Justice of the Peace as Chairman of Onkaparinga District Council
A (1853) 2665
u (1853) 796
Chairman of the Onkaparinga District Council
A (1855) 3455
w (1855) 849
Resigns Chairmanship of Onkaparinga District Council
A (1855) 4064, 4088
Appointed a Justice of the Peace
A (1855) 4171
Nominated to be Returning Officer for District of Onkaparinga
A (1856) 1327
x (1856) 247
Declines to accept Electoral Appointment as Returning Officer
A (1856) 1416
x (1856) 247
James Ferguson names him as a referee in an application for a position
A (1856) 1815
LORRAINE, Henry. Petition for remittance of his sentence
A (1855) 224 (outsize gr. 3)
w (1855) 542
LORYMER, Marmaduke.
Report on a case of smuggling on the Emma. With a commendatory letter by the
Commissioner of Police
A (1843) 887, 932, 992
Deposition in P. Carthy's case
A (1847) 712
Applies for appointment as Inspector of Police
A (1850) 2024
R (1850) 520
LORYMER, Marmaduke.
Applies for the position of Inspector in the Metropolitan Police Force
A (1852) 31
T (1852) 72
LOTTERIES. Lottery of an overlander's live stock
Reg. May. 9, 1840. 4C
Reg. May. 16, 1840 2A (3 times), 6B
Reg. May 23, 1840. 2A
Raffle of 19 paintings by famous artists
Times Feb. 26, 1849. 3D
LOUD, Edward. Offers to take bricks in payment of debt
A 1842/no. 606
F (1842) 64
Account for making a curb for a well near Aldinga
F (1842) 113
President of the Farmers and Stockholder's Club at Willunga
A (1843) 519
Charge of larceny abandoned
A (1847) 1511~
Forwards a resolution from a meeting about Volunteer Military Force
A (1854) 2814
v (1854) 868
LOUD, John Edward. Funeral expenses
A (1848) 1513
P (1848) 487 twice
LOUIS, Eliza. On relief. Husband at diggings
A (1856) 304
LOUISA BAILLIE, ship. Affray between Police and crew
A (1849) 1676
A (1850) 1356
Q (1849) 490
R (1850) 342
•
Master seeks release from gaol of some of the crew
A (1849) 1813, 1849
Q (1849) 518 twice, 519
LOVE, Eliza. Petition for the remission of her sentence
A (1853) 3011
u (1853) 897
LOVE, John. Seeks remission of his wife's sentence
A (1853) 3011
u (1853) 897
LOVE, Robert. Fined for selling liquor on the Park Lands
A (1854) 2392
v (1854) 774
LOVE, Ruth. Assisted immigrant. Mentally ill. To be returned to her parents in Ireland
A (1855) 3368
w (1855) 787
No ship would take her. Her brother re-arrived in the Colony on 4 December
1855 and is supporting her
A (1856) 2642
Rev. E.J. Berry in Ireland, is informed of the reason why she has not been returned
to Ireland
·
x (1856) 473
LOVEDAY. William. Passenger to South Australia on the William Money
A (1849) 15
LOVELL, James. Convicted of assault
A (1851) 2801¥2
Imprisoned for assault, craves mitigation of sentence
A (1852) 35
T (1852) 14
LOVELOCK,
Landlord of the Normanville Hotel
A (1855) 1380
LOVELOCK, Daniel.
Seeks remission of a fine imposed under the Weights and Measures Act
A (1846) 791
L (1846) 395
•
LOVELOCK, Joseph. Murdered by natives
A 1842/no. 81, 82
S.A. March 29, 1842. 2E, 3B
Reg. April 2, 1842. 3A
LOW, Charles. Petition for remission of penalty under the Licensed Victuallers Act
A (1848) 69
p (1848) 25
LOW, George. See Lowe
LOW, Mrs H E. See Lowe
LOW, Mary. Seeks admission to the Hospital
A (1846) 602
LOWE, Elizabeth, Mrs.
Appointed nurse at Destitute Asylum
A (1851) 290
s (1851) 69, 109
LOWE, George. Petition for mitigation of sentence
A 1842/no. 67
E (1842) 558
Transported to Van Dieman's Land for seven years
·A 1842/no. 313, 610, 949
Convicted of house-breaking
A (1846) 1467
LOWE, Mrs.. H E. Matron of the Stebonhealth
A (1849) 886, 904
LOWE, John. Charged with theft
A (1849) 708 outsize
LOWE, Joseph. Charges of stabbing and theft dismissed
A (1851) 617
Acquitted of a charge of rape
A (1851) 617
LOWE, Mary. Seeks admission to the Hospital
A (1844) 307
G (1844) 591
In need of medical attention
A (1846) 1511
M (1846) 203 3 times
Moved from the gaol to the Hospital. To receive rations
A (1847) 569
N (1847) 245 twice
LOWE, Moritz. Appointed depot keeper at the Destitute Asylum
A (1851) 290
s (1851) 69, 109, 473
Dismissed from the Destitute Asylum
A (1851) 2932, 3162
LOWE, R. M.
Recommends H. Briggs as Dispenser at the Hospital
A (1847) 1101
0 (1847) 72
LOWE, Rev. William. Permission to solemnise marriages
A (1848) 1571
p (1848) 510, 511
Wesleyan minister at the Burra
A (1849) 1427
Stipend grant form the Government as a Wesleyan minister
A (1849) 1427
Q (1849) 139, 335
LOWES, Thomas. Attempted escape from gaol
A (1846) 1010
Acquitted of a charge of burglary
A (1846) 1189
LOWNDES, William. Cook's assistant on the Constance
A (1848) 1321
LOYD, Peter. See Miles, William Henry
LUBASH, G. Claim for rebate as purchaser of section 4222
Q (1849) 471, 473
LUCAS, Joseph. Appointed as Local Constable for Kondaparinga District
A (1856) 2742
LUCAS, Robert. Employed as a gardener at Govetnment House
A (1845) 200
Appointed as Local Constable for Walkerville District
A (1856) 2742
LUCAS, Thomas. Trustee of Christ Church, O'Halloran Hill
p (1848) 312
LUCAS, Thomas. A trustee of Christ Church, O'Halloran Hill
0 (1849) 218
LUCAS, William Bright. Surety for F.R. Hart
A (1851) 3313
Signatory to a memorial relative to mineral leases
A (1852) 79
T (1852) 59
Forwards a memorial to the Governor from Kapunda ratepayers
(1853) 638
u
LUCK, Edward John.
Disposal of his interest in the Macclesfield Special Survey
A (1855) 3122, 4154
x (1856) 55
LUCK, Frederick. Peculiar land order for a special survey of 4,416 acres (1839)
A (1844) 1032
His interest in the Macclesfield Special Survey. Death
A (1855) 3122, 4154
x (1856) 55
LUCK, Disposal of her interest in the Macclesfield Special Survey
A (1855) 3122, 4154
x (1856) 55
LUCKING, James H. Practising as an attorney
A (1853) 2604
LUCKING, J.H. See also Miller & Lucking, drapers
LUCY, Ralph Everard. Seeks appointment as second inspector of schools
A (1855) 74
w (1855) 71
Seeks employment as a census collector
A (1855) 281
LUDEWIGS, Gustav A.
Off~rs his services to the Government at Echunga Goldfields
A (1852) 2473
Remission of a fine for "furious riding"
A (1855) 1043 (outsize gr. 3)
W Finance (1855) 39
LUDEWIGS, Gustav A.
Omits to complete purchase payment on land at Lefevres Peninsula
A (1855) 759, 1043
w (1855) 237, 283
LUHRS, Hans Heinrich. Proposed naturalisation
A (1846) 963
LUN, Mary. Inquest on her death
A (1855) 469
LUNATIC ASYLUM, Adelaide.
Proposed erection
p (1848) 505
Selection of site
A (1849) 1343
Times May 7, 1849. 3C
Progress of erection
A (1850) 889
A (1851) 1169, 1384, 1686
S (1851) 225 twice, 338
To accommodate 60 patients. Estimated cost
A (1850) 1640
R (1850) 429
List of furnishings required, with prices
A (1851) 2856
List of patients, with Colonial Surgeon's diagnosis of causes of insanity
A (1851) 2856
Itemised list for partial furnishing of new building
A (1852) 199, 1129
T (1852) 115
Recommendation that it should house destitute poor
A (1852) 221, 571
T (1852) 135, 150, 183
Ration scale
A (1852) 270
Occupancy delayed by lack of mattresses and bolsters
A (1852) 795
LUNATIC ASYLUM, Adelaide.
As iron bedsteadsare unobtainable, existing wooden beds to be cleaned and painted
for further use.
A (1852) 743
A (1853) 764
T (1852) 229 twice
u (1853) 261
Precautions to prevent communication between the incoming paupers and lunatics
A (1852) 845
T (1852) 272
Removal of patients from Parkside to the new building on the Park Lands
A (1852) 913
T (1852) 287
Transference of lunatics from Adelaide Gaol
A (1852) 1007
T (1852) 353
Iron bars for windows
A (1852) 1011
T (1852) 350
Proposed additions
A (1852) 1112
T (1852) 447
Minutes of the Board
A (1852) 1112, 2079 (outsize)
Patients to have "a small quantity of tobacco and a few pipes"
A (1852) 1191
T (1852) 374
Shutters and iron bars to be fitted to each cell window
A (1852) 1199
T (1852) 388, 414 twice
Widow with large family boarded out because their noise disturbs lunatics
A (1852) 1215
0I
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Atti~s
to be flooded to reduce noise
A (1852) 1215
T (1852) 413
The escape of another patient draws attention to the need for fences
A (1852) 1381
. T (1852) 447
LUNATIC ASYLUM, Adelaide.
Head keeper accounts for the escape of two patients
A (1852) 1450
Resident medical officer essential
A (1852) 1876
T (1852) 609
List of patients admitted and discharged since 1847
A (1852) 2079 (outsize)
Certain alterations authorised
A (1852) 2079
T (1852) 697
Rule and regulations
A (1852) 2915
T (1852) 891
Correspondence in the Morning Chronicle decry using the Asylum for housing the
poor
A (1852) 3095
Wards, laundry and drying room needed
A (1853) 1590
Patients charged 14/- weekly
A (1853) 353
Quarterly report
A (1852) 3186
A (1853) 415, 1627
A (1856) 687, 3131
Visitors' reports
A (1853) 415, 1625, 1626, 2397, 2562
A (1854) 1097, 1966
A (1855) 1162, 2108, 3298
Destitute poor removed
A (1853) 1990
Estimate of additions and alterations
A (1853) 2429
More accommodation to be provided
A (1853) 2397, 2582Yz
u (1853) 736
LUNATIC ASYLUM, Adelaide.
To have a small library
A (1853) 2653
u (1853) 765
More safeguards needed
A (1853) 3057, 3088
Request that new building should be hurried on.
destitute poor
· A (1853) 3351
v (1854) 16
Old building to be used for
Patients ration scale
A (1854) 67
v (1854) 50
Alterations authorised
A (1854) 86
v (1854) 128
Proposed new site for an Asylum at Woodforde
A (1854) 172, 984, 1402, 2506
v (1854) 94
Scale of fuel
A (1854) 1131
Insufficient accommodation
A (1854) 1299
v (1854) 448
Appointments, resignations
A (1854) 2055, 3646
A (1855) 637, 940, 2995
A (1856) 567, 1520, 1645, 3192
v (1854) 661, 1085
W Finance (1855) 7, 25
X Finance (1856) 44, 142, 338
Lack of accommodation causes lunatics to be housed again in the Adelaide Gaol
A (1855) 72, 545
w ~1855) 93, 100
Plunge bath needed for women patients
A (1852) 3046
T (1852) 920, 1023
LUNATIC ASYLUM, Adelaide.
Miscellaneous repairs and equipment
A (1855) 1162, 2694, 2787, 3393, 3748
A (1856) 170, 408, 448, 685, 1078, 1186, 1938, 1944, 2395, 2416, 2562, 2696,
2923
W Finance (1855) 47, 158, 194, 252
X Finance (1856) 91, 113, 188, 252, 270
x (1856) 58, 188, 252, 270
Amended ration, owing to rice shortage
A (1855) 2138
W Finance (1855) 123
Bedding and dietary needs
A (1855) 3682, 3734
W Finance (1855) 217, 226
Asylum/Gaol comparative rationary costs, 1852-55
A (1855) 3832 (outsize)
Institution full. Necessary for some lunatics to be confined in Gaols
A (1855) 4118
x (1856) 2
Colonial Surgeon requests a list of contractors who supply the Lunatic Asylum
A (1856) 44
Superintendent, Lunatic Asylum, Adelaide, reports dismissal of Patrick Nelson,
Keeper of Lunatics at the Gaol
A (1856) 303
Colonial Surgeon reports the death of Ann Slaughter at the Lunatic Asylum
A (1856) 423
Thomas Phillips, 3rd Assistant Keeper, asks to be exempted from the provisions of
Act 21 of 1854
A (1856) 596
Superintendent rep01is 'non-attendance of visitors summoned for quarterly meeting
A (1856) 686
Superintendent forwards quarterly visitors minutes
A (1856) 688, 1063, 2160, 5130
Resident surgeon's duties: to be regarded as Assistant Colonial Surgeon
A (1856) 745
LUNATIC ASYLUM, Adelaide
Adelaide Town Clerk forwards Council recommendation that the Mayor be a
visitor at the Lunatic Asylum
A (1856) 856
x (1856) 149
Dr Bayer, W.R. Boothby, and the Mayor of Adelaide to be visitors
x (1856)
150
Dr Frederick Charles Bayer accepts appointment as visitor at the Lunatic Asylum
A (1856) 888
Superintendent requests authority for expense of conveyance of lunatics from Gaol
to Asylum
A (1856) 1632
Assistant Keepers request exemption from deduction under Superannuation Act
A (185()) 1715
Superintendent reports death of Lunatic, James Bateman
A (1856) 2262
Superintendent reports death of William Hale a lunatic
A (1856) 2364
Superintendent suggests that the old hospital may be added to Lunatic Asylum
A (1856) 2963
LUNATIC ASYLUM, Parkside.
Suggestions for scale of rations
A (1845) 1141
K (1845) 64
Extension of lease
A (1846) 1553
N (1847) 64 twice
A (1848) 1975
Q (1849) 16
A (1849) 2319
R (1850) 5, 74, 93
A (1850) 300
Negotiations for acquiring a property for an Asylum on the "eastern plains"
A (1846) 249, 366
L (1846) 203, 238 twice, 242 twice
Ready for patients
A (1846) 484, 554
L (1846) 305
LUNATIC ASYLUM, Parkside.
Lunacy certificates
A (1846) 578
Removal of patients from the gaol
A (1846) 621, 646, 655
Keepers' rations
A (1846) 692
L (1846) 359
Fence to be built to separate male and female patients
A (1846) 1173
M (1846) 82
Amended scale of rations
A (1846) 1439
. Appointment of staff
L (1846) twice
Purchase of minepins for the amusemei1t of patients
M (1846) 157
Overcrowded
Times Feb. 26, 1849. 2D
Appointing of visitors
A (1847) 270, 279, 280
N (1847) 128
W. Morris' alleged incapacity as Head Keeper
A (1847) 314, 411
N (1847) 153, 180
Thomas Grant appointed Keeper
A (1847) 390
N (1847) 180
W. Moore resigns as Keeper
A (1847) 407
N (1847) 182
f
List of inmates and employees
A (1847) 411
Removal of a fence
A (1847) 443
N (1847) 189, 190.
LUNATIC ASYLUM, Parkside.
Alterations and additions
A (1847) 461
N (1847) 186 twice, 195, 228
Well dries up
N (1847) 201
Proposed admission of Western Australian Lunatic
A (1848) 1472, 1524
p (1848) 477, 490
Urgent need for clothing
A (1848) 1853
Complaint of ill-treatment by W. Jordan
A (1849) 1049
Need for extra cells to permit classification of patients
A (1849) 1049
Medical Board to devise a plan for opening it to the medical profession
Q (1849) 580
Statistics
A (1850) 1175
Disposal of letters addressed to patients
A (1850) 1182
R (1850) 315
Draught-board and skittles to be provided for the patients
A (1850) 2322
R (1850) 570
Need for fresh water for washing etc
A (1850) 2419
Increase of rent sought
A (1850) 2948
s (1851) 21
Termination of lease of Wm. Blyth's house
A (1851) 3913
s (1851) 811
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LUNATIC ASYLUM, Parkside.
Patients removed "from the Eastern Plain to the new Lunatic Asylum on the Park
Lands"
A (1852) 913, 1051
T (1852) 287
Termination of the lease of Mrs. Freeman's premises
T (1852) 330 twicei 374
LUNATICS.
Private Asylums to be legalised
E (1841) 22
Correspondence about Dr. Litchfield's Asylum
E (1841) 41, 52
Board appointed to report on the treatment of pauper lunatics
E (1841) 57
First case among the natives
A (1846) 1008
Cruel treatment in Gaol
Times Nov. 8, 1849. 3D
Legislation needed to compel shipping masters to take lunatic passengers back to
the port of embarkation
A (1851) 1541
Governor forbids felons to take charge of lunatics in gaol
A (1853) 2867
A (1855) 72
u (1853) 814
Their case while housed in Gaol under consideration
A (1855) 72
w (1855) 100
Instructions about the delivery of letters (postal) addressed to lunatics
A (1855) 3840
w (1855) 884
Ret-1rn of confinement, cures, deaths and discharges at Gaol, with Gaol/Asylum
comparative costs for rationing
A (1855) 3832 (outsize)
Three lunatics confined in a country Gaol until "vacancies" occur at the Asylum
A (1855) 4118
x (1856) 2
I
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LUNATICS.
Clerk of Legislative Council requires returns relating to lunatics
A (1856) 263
Colonial Surgeon requests removal of lunatics from the Gaol to the Asylum
A (1856) 287, 1230, 1337, 1632
x (1856) 44, 228
Keeper of lunatics at the Gaol dismissed
A (1856) 303
Hugh McCahan and others moved from Gaol to Lunatic Asylum
A (1856) 287
x (1856) 44
Superintendent of Lunatic Asylum report dismissal of Patrick Nelson, Keeper of
the lunatics at H.M. Gaol
A (1856) 303
John T. Bagot forwards a letter from Mr Vice, a lunatic who seeks to be released
A (1856) 414
x (1856) 66
Death of Ann Slaughter
A (1856) 423
Removal of lunatics from the Gaol to the Asylum
A (1856) 745
Atkinson and others forward Memorial for release of E. Thomas from Lunatic
Asylum
A (1856) 988
Margaret Tohan gets sunstroke, is received in the Destitute Asylum and transferred
to the Gaol as a lunatic
A (1856) 1577
John Hector offers premises and grounds for Lunatic Asylum at Prospect
A (1856) 1879
x (1856) 332
James Bateman is reported dead by the Superintendent of Lunatic Asylum
A ({856) 2262
Colonial Surgeon requests authority to engage a Medical Practitioner to examine
pauper lunatics
A (1856) 2644
x (1856) 471
LUNATICS.
SM Local Court, Kooringa asks if there is any room in the Asylum for Hugh
Riley, a lunatic at Redruth Gaol
A (1856) 3077
See also
Hedditch, Charles
Lunatic Asylum, Adelaide
Lunatic Asylum, Parkside
LUND, John.
Disposal of his effects
A (1846) 150
A (1847) 403
L (1846) 178
A (1850) 1015, 1189, 1366, 1574
R (1850) 300 twice, 309, 411
His death
A (1848) 929
LUND, William. Supports petition for release of Mr Marshall from Gaol
A (1856) 722
LUNLEY, George.
Buys half acre blocks in the Currency Creek and Goolwa townships
A (1855) 769
LUSCOMB, James.
Married Magdalen Fraser, a cook
A (1856) 1755
LUSH, George, farmer, Currency Creek.
Signs a petition
A (1856) 2130
LUSH, G. Remission sought for payment of hotel licence
A (1855) 1459, 3971
x (1856) 99
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Adelaide, not necessarily Angas Street
Church to be erected on site granted by the South Australian Company
S.A.. April 14, 1846. 3D
S.A .. July 10, 1846. 2D
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Angas Street.
Government aid sought for its erection
A (1849) 1390
Q (1849) 404, 481, 506
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Angas Street.
List of seat members
A (1849) 1800
A (1850) 551, 1243, 2015, 2769
A (1851) 694
Opened
S.A. June 5, 1849. 2F
Times June 11, 1849. 3F
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Angaston.
Opened
S.A. May 29, 1849. 2C
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Buchsfelde.
Proposed erection. Application for glebe land and financial aid
A (1850) 2418
R (1850) 599
List of persons interested in its erection
A (1851) 339
Correspondence about glebe
A (1851) 339, 572
S (1851) 92, 151 twice
Memorial signed by 20 odd member
A (1851) 3018
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Hope Valley.
Government aid towards the support of a minister
A (1851) 1051
s (1851) 268
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Klemzig.
List of seat members
A (1850) 2749¥2
Correspondence about Government grant
s (1851) 23
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Lobethal.
Statement of work done for the young people of the evangelical congregation
A (1853) 1684
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Redruth.
Government aid towards its erection
A (1851) 416, 1243, 1475
s (1851) 95, 269, 284
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Redruth.
List of persons interested in its erection
A (1851) 1243
LUTHERAN CHURCH, Tanunda.
Proposed erection. Dr Muecke chosen as pastor
A (1850) 2374, 2530
R (1850) S-35- 5 ·z, i~List of persons interested in its erection
A (1851) 252
Government aid towards its erection
A (1851) 252, 1277, 3351
s (1851) 268
Rev. C Muecke appeals for financial aid
A (1851) 3934
s (1851) 822
LUTHERANS. Establishment of a church in Adelaide. F Borchelt ordained
Reg. Oct. 27, 1847. 2E
Right of pastors to solemnise marriages
S.A. July 21, 1848. 2C
Lists of Lutherans attending services held by the Rev. A. Kappler in the Scotch
Church, Grenfell Street
A (1851) 769, 2342
A (1852) 780
Lists of ministers
v (1854) 115
See also MORAVIANS
LUXMORE, William. Recommended for employment
A (1851) 2025
s (1851) 391
LYELL, Alexander. Enquiry about a bill issued to him
A (1844) 548, 553, 573, 584, 639, 645, 740, 783, 784
H (1844) 13, 27, 43, 50, 99, 106
LYGOE, Anne. In need of relief
A (1845) 189, 230
LYGOE, Ellen. In need of relief
A (1845) 189, 230
LYGOE, James. In need of relief
A (1845) 189, 230
LYGOE, Sarah, Mrs.
Charged with manslaughter
A (1845) 189, 230
Convicted of murder
A (1845) 2761h
LYMBURNER, A. L. Resigns seat on the Road Board for the Hundred of Y atala
A (1851) 1703
Suggests issuing debentures to provide funds for the railway from Adelaide to
Gawler
A (1854) 3032, 3171
v (1854) 922, 1012
LYMBURNER, L. Loses gold deposit receipt
A (18525) 3388 (3584 missing)
A (1853) 16
T (1852) 1059
u (1853) 7
LYNAM, James.
Evidence at an enquiry into charges made by J.J. Morgan, of the tug Adelaide
A (1849) 1866
Stoker on the tug Adelaide. Proposed promotion
A (1850) 262, 311
R (1850) 80, 130, 131
LYNCH, Henry. Appointed guard at the Adelaide Gaol
u (1853) 149
Resigns as guard from the Adelaide Gaol
A (1853) 1582
u (1853) 490
LYNCH, James.
Asks for remission of fine
A (1844) 1333
H (1844) 305 twice
•
Convicted of theft
A (1850) 762 outsize
LYNCH, John. See LYNCH, William.
LYNCH, William. N.S.W. Police want him for murder
A (1852) 834, 888, 2706
T (1852) 619, 620
LYNDOCH. J. Rogers' school
A (1849) 2018
A (1850) 1301
See also
Trinity Church
LYNDOCH, district.
Presence of hostile natives from the Wakefield and Murray Rivers
D (1840) 320
Troublesome natures
S.A. Sept. 18, 1840. 3B
Report on the crops
A (1847) 441V2
Mining operations
S.A. Sept. 19, 1848. 2F
Memorial signed by 21 settlers
A (1849) 821
Memorial signed by 14 settlers
A (1849) 1910
State of the crops. Scarcity of labour
Reg. Jan. 10, 1849. 3A
Bush fire
Times Feb. 5, 1849. 4C
Fire on J Fisher's fam1
S.A. Feb. 6, 1849. 2D
Copper mining
S.A. Feb. 13, 1849. 2D
Dis~overy of copper by J Menge
Times Nov. 22, 1849. 3E
See also
Enterprise Mining Company
Lindfield
LYNDOCH - Postal arrangements.
Miscellaneous references
A (1845) 980, 1195
A (1849) 821, 976, 1848
A (1850) 1077
Q (1849) 249, 286 twice, 533
R (1850) 281
W. Emmett appointed first postmaster
A (1848) 203
p (1848) 72
LYNDOCH VALLEY. Plan
A (1855) 1544
See also
Cemetery, Lyndoch Valley
LYNDOCH VALLEY, Name lists.
Signatures of 245 settlers
A (1854) 2678
A (1855) 3777
LYNDOCH VALLEY SPECIAL SURVEY.
Progress of settlement
S.A. March 2, 1841. 3D
LYNE, Joseph. See Lines
LYNE, Lewis, J.
Seeks appointment as clerk in the Audit Office
A (1846) 714
L (1846) 347
Seeks employment
A (1849) 1529
Q (1849) 444
Seeks Government employment
A (1853) 3404, 3719
u (1853) 983, 1092
•
LYNE, Sarah, .Mr£.
Appointed matron on the Belle Alliance. Subsequently dismissed
A (1847) 762, 869
N (1847) 317
LYNHAM, Michael. Inquest on his death
A (1854) 2456
LYON,--.
Hospital assistant on the Princes Royal
A (1848) 923
p (1848) 297
LYON, Alexander. Seeks situation as overseer of a quarry
A (1853) 2392
u (1853) 702
LYON, Joel.
Barltey Bakewell and Stou forward Memorial for remission of Mr Joel Lyon's fine
for assault
A (1856) 3059
x (1856) 557
LYON, Lewis J. See Lyne, Lewis J.
LYON, William. Seeks clerkship in the Post Office
A (1851) 713
s (1851) 163
LYONS, --. Rewarded for his good work in the Survey Department
A (1853) 1022
u (1853) 327
LYONS, Daniel. Seeks appointment in the Harbour Department
A (1847) 756
Seeks appointment as clerk in the Cattle Market
A (1847) 1327
His thanks for Government appointment
A (1848) 448
Seeks appointment in the Customs Service
A (1849) 1358
Q (1849) 458
Seeks clerkship in the Registrar General's Office
A (1850) 94
R (1850) 54
Seeks a Government position
A (1854) 280
v (1854) 115
LYONS, DC.
Refund of his deposit owing to refusal of nominees (D. Lyons and family) to
emigrate to S.A.
A (1855) 1116
W Finance (1855) 44
LYONS, Timothy.
Enquiries if he is still eligible to nominate immigrants, although he gave no notice
at the time of purchasing land
A (1852) 2028
T (1852) 665
LYONS, Thomas.
Applies for a position in the Police Force
A (1853) 271 missing
u (1853) 85
Promoted to 3rd Clerk, Land Office, learning a vacancy
A (1856) 2170, 2309
LYSAGHT, Francis. His whereabouts sought
A (1845) 1138Yz
K (1845) 60, 82
LYSANDER, immigrant ship.
Miscellaneous references
A (1850) 2114, 2163, 2234
A (1851) 3540, 3551, 3625, 3664, 3716
A (1852) 88