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Martin Hambleton

The settlement of Port Phillip [chapter 43 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

23 October 2013 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: This is chapter 43 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton. Published in The Sunday Mail, 21 April 1935.] The story of Australia — XLIII The settlement of Port Phillip Victoria, the smallest State in the Commonwealth, formed up to the middle of 1851 a … [Read more...] about The settlement of Port Phillip [chapter 43 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: colonisation, Hume and Hovell, John Batman, Martin Hambleton, Port Phillip, SourceTrove, The story of Australia [articles by Martin Hambleton], Victoria, year1935

Difficulties of settlement in Western Australia [chapter 42 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

23 October 2013 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: This is chapter 42 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton. Published in The Sunday Mail, 14 April 1935.] The story of Australia — XLII Difficulties of settlement in Western Australia From the first things did not go well with the new settlement formed … [Read more...] about Difficulties of settlement in Western Australia [chapter 42 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: colonisation, convicts, Martin Hambleton, SourceTrove, Swan River, The story of Australia [articles by Martin Hambleton], Thomas Peel, Western Australia, year1935

The settlement of Western Australia [chapter 41 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

23 October 2013 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: This is chapter 41 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton. Published in The Sunday Mail, 7 April 1935.] The story of Australia — XLI The settlement of Western Australia It was rather a curious fact that when Sir Ralph Darling became Governor of New … [Read more...] about The settlement of Western Australia [chapter 41 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: colonisation, James Stirling, Martin Hambleton, Ralph Darling, SourceTrove, Swan River, The story of Australia [articles by Martin Hambleton], Thomas Peel, Western Australia, year1935

Tasmania as a penal settlement [chapter 40 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

23 October 2013 · Leave a Comment

[Editor: This is chapter 40 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton. Published in The Sunday Mail, 31 March 1935.] The story of Australia — XL Tasmania as a penal settlement Governor Arthur was recalled in 1836, and Sir John Franklin, the great Arctic explorer, … [Read more...] about Tasmania as a penal settlement [chapter 40 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: convicts, John Eardley-Wilmot (subject) (1783-1847), John Franklin, Martin Hambleton, SourceTrove, Tasmania, The story of Australia [articles by Martin Hambleton], year1935

Settlement of Tasmania: Early bushrangers: Hostile Blacks [chapter 39 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

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[Editor: This is chapter 39 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton. Published in The Sunday Mail, 24 March 1935.] The story of Australia — XXXIX Settlement of Tasmania Early bushrangers: Hostile Blacks Colonel David Collins, the first Governor of Tasmania, … [Read more...] about Settlement of Tasmania: Early bushrangers: Hostile Blacks [chapter 39 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: Australian Aborigines, bushrangers, convicts, George Arthur, Martin Hambleton, SourceTrove, Tasmania, The story of Australia [articles by Martin Hambleton], Thomas Davey, William Sorell, year1935

Foundation of Tasmania: Convicts sent from mainland [chapter 38 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

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[Editor: This is chapter 38 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton. Published in The Sunday Mail, 17 March 1935.] The story of Australia — XXXVIII Foundation of Tasmania Convicts sent from mainland For some years after the arrival of the first fleet (1788) … [Read more...] about Foundation of Tasmania: Convicts sent from mainland [chapter 38 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: colonisation, Martin Hambleton, SourceTrove, Tasmania, The story of Australia [articles by Martin Hambleton], year1935

Three notable explorers: Gregory, Warburton, and Giles [chapter 37 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

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[Editor: This is chapter 37 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton. Published in The Sunday Mail, 10 March 1935.] The story of Australia. — XXXVII Three notable explorers Gregory, Warburton, and Giles A. C. Gregory — X Sir Augustus Charles Gregory was … [Read more...] about Three notable explorers: Gregory, Warburton, and Giles [chapter 37 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: Augustus Charles Gregory (subject) (1819-1905), Australian explorers on land, Ernest Giles, Martin Hambleton, Peter Egerton Warburton, SourceTrove, The story of Australia [articles by Martin Hambleton], year1935

Forrest’s second and third expeditions [chapter 36 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

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[Editor: This is chapter 36 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton. Published in The Sunday Mail, 3 March 1935.] The story of Australia — XXXVI. Forrest’s second and third expeditions John Forrest returned to Perth on August 6, 1869, and almost immediately was … [Read more...] about Forrest’s second and third expeditions [chapter 36 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: Australian explorers on land, John Forrest (subject) (1847-1918), Martin Hambleton, SourceTrove, The story of Australia [articles by Martin Hambleton], year1935

John Forrest’s first journey of exploration [chapter 35 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

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[Editor: This is chapter 35 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton. Published in The Sunday Mail, 24 February 1935.] The story of Australia — XXXV. John Forrest’s first journey of exploration It was in connection with the ill-fated explorer, Leichhardt, that … [Read more...] about John Forrest’s first journey of exploration [chapter 35 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: Australian explorers on land, John Forrest (subject) (1847-1918), Martin Hambleton, SourceTrove, The story of Australia [articles by Martin Hambleton], year1935

Further efforts to find Burke and Wills [chapter 34 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

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[Editor: This is chapter 34 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton. Published in The Sunday Mail, 17 February 1935.] The story of Australia. — XXXIV. Further efforts to find Burke and Wills Both John McKinlay and William Landsborough, whose exploration work is … [Read more...] about Further efforts to find Burke and Wills [chapter 34 of “The story of Australia” by Martin Hambleton]

Filed Under: articles Tagged With: Australian explorers on land, Burke and Wills (subject), Martin Hambleton, Robert O’Hara Burke, SourceTrove, The story of Australia [articles by Martin Hambleton], William John Wills, year1935

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