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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.

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Contents Correspondence – “Book Post” to “Byrons”

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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BOOK POST. Proposal for book post between New South Wales and South Australia. A (1853) 3097. BOOKS. List of books purchased for the South Australian LibrcHy aud Mechanics Institute. With prices. A ( 1 850) 1 588. BOOKS. Im?ort duties 6/- per cwt. A (1851) 1613. BOOKS. See also~ Almanacs. Book post. School books. BOOR, James. retition for remission of sentence. A ( 1 84 3 ) 1 0 3 3 • G (1843) 317. A (1844) 35. G (1844) 471. BOOR, John. Certifies the good character of L. Purcell., A ( 1845) 1517. BOORD, Part purchaser of the schooner Australia. A (1850) 941,1117. R (1850) 233, 235, 263. BOORD, Alexander Frederick. Suggested for appointment as a Justice of the Peace. A (1853) 2671. BOORD, J.C. To act as Postmaster at Yankalilla. A (1842) 706. F (1842) 96. BOORD, J.C. Dispute over the boundary of a sheep run near Carrawaloonga. A ( 1 84 3 ) 1 2 5 9 . G (1843) 360. BOORD, S. To act as Postmaster at Yankallilla. A (1842) 706. F (1842) 96. BOORD, S. Dispute over the boundary of a sheep run near Carrawaloonga. A ( 184 3) 1259. G (1843) 360. BOORD, Samuel Elkington. Alleged smuggling. A (1845) 446, 491, 522. Reg. May 3, 1845. 2F. BOORD, Samuel Elkington. Seeks the remission of a fine imposed for smuggling. A (1845) 537, 557, 558, 565, 567, 568, 571, 586, 606, 607, 608, 613, 623, 671, 882, 1146, 1158, 1172, 1232, 1255. ~ G ( 1845) 861, 870 (twice), 872, 880, 882, 885. K ( 1845) 65, 70, 79, 97. L ( 1845) 4 (twice). A ( 1846) 1367. A ( 1847) 131 3, 1497. 0 ( 1847) 154, 230. A ( 1849) 1909. Q ( 1849) 517.

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BOORD, Samuel Elkington. Correspondence as agent for J. Dewhirst. A ( 1 846) 11 46. M (1846) 80. BOORD, Samuel Elkington. Local Government declines to obey ruling of the Imperjal authorities for the remission of fine. Reg. June 30, 1849. 2D. BOORD BROS. Dispute with a neighbour at the Burra about dogs. A (1848) 396. p (1848) 155, 156. BOOTH, Bannister. Purchase of section 771. G (1845) 915. BOOTH, Bannister. Buys section 599, District B. A (1846) 405. BOOTH, Bannister. On the first Clarendon District Council. A (1853) 2302. BOOTH, Charles Henry. Inquest on his death. A (1852) 2353. BOOTH, Henry. Convicted of counterfeiting. A (1845) 276~. BOOTH, Henry. Petition for remission of sentence. A (1845) 290. BOOTH, Henry. Transported. A (1845) 329. G (1845) 776, 790. BOOTH, James. Charge of larceny abandoned. A (1847) 1190~. BOOTH, Thomas. Seeks summons for a deserting apprentice. A ( 1850) 1449. BOOTHBY, Benjamin. Appointed second judge of the Supreme Court. · A (1853) 2235. u (1853) 652, 761. BOOTHBY, Benjamin. Report on the need for legal reform. A (1853) 2966, 3181. u (1853) 889, 915. BOOTHBY, Benjamin. Correspondence about his salary as a judge. A (1853) 3466. v (1854) 10, 103. BOOTHBY, Benjamin. Appointed judge in the dispute between the Railway Undertakers and the Pcirt Land Company. v (1854) 722. BOOTHBY, B~njamin. Deputed as Judge of the Vice Admiralty Court. A ( 1856) 882. BOOTHBY, Benjamin, junr. Appointed a surveyor to the Central Board of Main Roads. A (1854) 3548. 265

BOOTHBY, George. Appointed second clerk in the Adelaide Stipendiary Magistrates' court. His sureties. A (1853) 3334, 3419. u (1853) 965, 6. BOOTHBY, George. Resigns as second clerk in the Adelaide Stipendiary Magistrates' court. A (1854) 1214. v (1854) 428. BOOTHBY, Josiah. Seeks employment in the Public Service. A (1853) 2792, 2873. u (1853) 805, 817. BOOTHBY, Josiah. Applies for poiition of third clerk in the Audit Office. A (1854) 725, 808. v (1854) 273. BOOTHBY, Josiah. Appointed second class clerk in Audit Office. A (1855) 279. w (1855) 98. BOOTHBY, William Robinson. Appointed Acting Sheriff during the absence of C.B. Newenham. A (1854) 3474. v ( 1 854) 1 049. BOOTHBY, William Robinson. Accepts office of Returning Officert West Torrens electoral district. A (1855; 2756, 2757. BOOTHBY, William Robinson. Appointed a member of Court for Disvuted Returns. (Nominated by Governor). A (1855) 3619. w (1855) 817-818. BOOTHBY, William Robinson. As Acting Sheriff, he is reminded that the employment of prisoners as clerk at the Gaol is against Government policy. A (1856) 493. x (1856) 80. BOOTHBY,.William Robinson. Is invited to become Visitor of the Lunatic Asylum. x ( 1856) 1 23. BOOTHBY, William Robinson. Request for approval of rations for Port Lincoln gaol. A (1856) 4. BOOTHBY, William Robinson. Requests list of contractors supplying articles to the Gaol. A (1856) 27. BOOTHBY, William Robinson. Reports on repairs which are ~ necessary at the gaol. A (1856) 435. BOOTHBY, William Robinson. R~quests permission to hand over some prisoners to the Comptroller of Convicts. A ( 1856) 589. BOOTHBY, William Robinson. His duties as Sheriff to include the maintenance of discipline at the gaol. x (1856) 151. 266

BOOTHBY, William Robinson. Formal declaration on taking office as Sheriff. A (1856) 719~. BOOTS AND SHOES. Some 30 girls at Female Immigration Depot, · ':'Jillunga "going barefooted". Boots to be issued to them. A (1855) 3206. BOOTS AND SHOES. See also: Prices - Boots and shoes. Associated Company of Shoemakers. BOOTS, Henry Middleton. Signs a petition. A (1856) 2130. BORCHELT, Frederic. His work as a Lutheran preacher. Reg. Oct. 27, 1847. 2E. BORCKENHAM, Hein, lunatic. See Boeckmann. BORDA, cape. See also: Cape Borda Lighthouse. BORDERTOWN. Laid out by Corp. Crocker. A (1852) 2156. BORDERTOWN. Police Commissioner asks if land is reserved for a Police paddock at Dordertown. A ( 1 856) 145. x ( 1856) 37. BORDERTOWN, district. Police Commissioner requests that the water may be reserved for the Police paddock. A. ( 1 856) 27 2. x (1856) 37, 49. BORDERTOWN, district. See also: Tatiara, district. BORMANN, Johann Gottfried. Legal steps for obtaining property in Prussia inherited by him. A (1850) 926. R (1850) 245. BORR, Sergeant. Pro tern Governor of the Gaol. . D (1841) 375. BORR, Sergeant. Resigns appointment in the Police Force. F (1842) 50. BORR, Henry. His death. Former sheriff's officer. A (1846) 294. BORR, John. Recommended for an appointment in the Supreme Court. A (1842) 819. BORR, Maria, Mrs. Her unfortunate circumstances. Seeks relief. -- A ( 1846) 1147. M (184@) 80 (twice). BORROW & GOODIAR, contractors. Their claim on the Government. E (1841) 176, 200, 235, 236, 252 •. E (1842) 295, 305! 327, 347 (twice), 348. A (1842) 172, 1932, 201, 203, 207, 225, 225~. E (1842) 456, 469, 607, 608, 614, 616, 625, 629, 635, 641, 655, 656, 661, 702, 730, 874. H' (18lt2) 1'-t, 22, 41, 70, 72 .. F (1843) 345, 406. 267

BORROW & GOODIAR, contractors. Their claim on the Government. A (1843) 809. G (1843) 48, 68, 168, 243, 2481 282, 283, 339. G (1844) 508, 509, 510, 543, 544, 545. G 1845) 760, 764. K 1845) 4 (twice). G 1844) 616. H 1844) 3, 25, 27, 46, 66, 106, 112, 193, 199, 222, 367. A 1844) 706, 749, 800, 812, 815, 1115. A (1845) 305, 873. G (1845) 782, 787, 894, 923. K (1845) 46, 47, 89. N i1847.) 258, 290, 291, 303, 326t 348. O 1847) 64, 66, 118, 130 (twice; 198, 215, 217, 230, 243. p 1848) 234, 291. L (1845) 59l 60 1 62, 69, 99. A (1846) 44~, 649, 1194. L (1846) 124, 158, 324. A (1846) 1506 (outsize). A (1847) 591, 642, 1458. A (1849) 2147. A ( 1850) 615. R (1850) 19, 180. L (1846 399, 404. M ( 1846 5, 105, 195, 201 • p (1848 484. Q ( 1849 103. A (1853 2195. A (1854) 1357, 1373, 1522. u (1853) 647. v (1854) 444, 561. BORROW & GOODIAR, contractors. Claim on the Government. (Newspaper references). Reg. July 30, 1842. 2C. Reg. Aug. 20, 1842. 2C. Reg. Sept. 17, 1842. 2B. S.A. Sept. 20, 1842. 2B. S.A. Sept. 23, 1842. 2D, 3A. Ad. Exam. Sept. 21, 1842. 2D. Ad. Exam. Sept. 24, 1842. 2B, 4A. Reg. Sept. 24, 1842. 2A, 3D. Reg. Oct. 1, 1842. 2E. Reg. Oct. 8, 1842. 2D. Ad. Exam. Oct. 1, 1842. 4D. Ad. Exam. Oct. 12, 1842. 4C. Reg. Oct. 15, 1842. 2F, 1F. Reg. Oct. 22, 1842. 1C. S.A. Oct. 7, 1842. 2C. S. A. Oct. 11 , 1842. 2A; S.A. Oct. 21, 1842. 2A. Reg. Oct. 22, 1842. 3C. S.A. Oct. 28, 1842. 2B. Regn Oct. 29, 1842. 2B, 3C. Reg. Feb. 4, 1843; 2E. Reg. May 31, 1843. 2F, 3B. S.A. July 7, 1843. 3B. S.A. June 7, 1844. 2C. S.A. Oct. 11, 1844. 2E. Reg. Oct. 12, 1844. 3B. S. A. Oct. 1 5, 1844. 3B. Reg. Feb. 15, 1845. 3B. Times Dec. 17, 1849. 3C. 268

BORROW & GOODIAR, contractors. Proposed brickworks near the Gaol. A (1842) 344. E (1842) 723. BOP.ROW & GOODIAR, contractors. Failure to put lead on roofs of cottages at Port Adelaide. E (1842) 741. BORROW & GOODIAR, contractors. Insolvency Court proceedings. A ( 1 844 ) 1 4 5 8 . BORROW & GOODIAR, contractors. Their establishment in Waymouth Street for sale. Reg. Aug. 24, 1844. 2A. S.A. Sept. 3, 1844. 2A. BORROW & GOODIAR, contractors. Proposed purchase by the Government of cottages erected by the firm near the Gaol. A (1845) 204. G (1845) 766, 822, 832 (twice), 834. BORROW & GOODIAR, contractors. Edw. Stephens to give evidence as a Government witness in case of Assignees of Borrow & Goodiar v. Torrens. A (1855) 4068. BORROW & GOODIAR, contractors. ;\rrangements for G. S. Kingston to give evidence in the case of the Assignees of Borrow & Goodiar v. Torrens. A ( 1856) 1842, 1987. x (1856) 326. BORROW, Richard Eales. Seeks a position in the new Assay and Token Office. A (1852) 2169. T (1852) 712. BORROW, Richard Eales. Appointed secretary to the Gawler to Adelaide Railway Commissioners. A (1855) 579, 648. BORTHWICK, Adam. Concerned in a dispute about a sheep run near the River Gilbert. A (1844) 559. BORTHWICK, Michael Andrew. Appointed agent in London for Gawler to Adelaide Railways. A (1855) 1236, 4014. w (1855) 331. BORTHWICK, Thomas. Offensive behaviour at Port Lincoln. A (1851) 1744. BORTHWICK, [Thomas?] Pays rent for his run at Port Lincoln. A (1852) 2354. T (1852) 743. ~ BORTHWICK, Thomas. Applies for.police protection near Port Lincoln (north of Venus Bay). x (1856) 210. BORTHWICK, William. Offers to purchase section 520, Port Lincoln Proper, with improvements. A (1855) 3703. W Finance (1855) 218. BOSANCO, Catherine. Her death on the Santipore. Q (1849) 3. 269

BOSPHORUS, steamship. Used as a mail steamer between Melbourne and Adelaide. A (1855) 3157. BOSTON ISLAND. Theft of a settler's wheat by natives. A (1845) 408 p.8 BOSTON ISLAND. Plan showing land surveyed and selected. A (1845) 421. BOSTON ISLAND. H. Lock seeks permission to settle on the island. A (1845) 421. G (1845) 828. BOSTON ISLAND. Occupied by a man and some sheep and goats. Reg. May 24, 1848. 3C. BOSTON ISLAND. Proposed establishment there· of Poonindie Mission. A (1850) 1721. R (1850) 508. BOSTON ISLAND. Lack of fresh water makes it an unsuitable site for Poonindie Mission. A (1850) 2317. BOSTON ISLAND. Temporary site of Poonindie Mission. A (1851) 1924 p.2. BOSWARVA, Henry Mooringe. Seeks information about mineral lands. A (1846) 557. L ( 1846) 307. BOSWARVA, Henry Mooringe. Appointed Postmaster at the Burra. A (1847) 350. N ( 184 7) 160. BOSWARVA, Henry Mooringe. Loss of office as Postmaster at the Burra. A ( 1847) 1 5 7 2 • BOSWOOD, Thomas W. Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent of the Branken Moor. A (1849) 1238, 1636. A ( 1850) . 124 7. Q (1849) 486. R (1850) 327. BOSWORTH, Richard. Accepts appointment as a Justice of the Peace. A (1850) 1008. . BOSWORTH, Richard. Correspondence as an electoral officer. A (1851) 857, 1630. BOSWORTH, Richard. Chairman of the first Willunga District C!ouncil. A (1853) 1778, 2268. BOSWORTH, Richard. Correspondence about the wreck of the Nashwauk. A (1855) 1462, 1481, 1494. w (1855) 347, 348. 270

BOSWORTH, Richard. Returning Officer, Electoral District of Noarlunga.

BOSWORTH, t~ichard Daniel. Accepts off ice of Poll Clerk, Electcral Di:::trict of Noai'lunga. A (1855) 3160. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. To be used temporarily as a native location. B (1837) 68. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Placed under the control of the Colonial Naturalist. B (1837) 121. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Fencing. B (1837) 314. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Funds needed for their maintenance. Reg. Jan. 25, 1840. 4D. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Progress to date. Reg. July 4, 1840. 6A. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. T. Allen's claim to house not admitted. E ( 1841) 29. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Tender to be called for their rental. E ( 1 841 ) L1- 3 • BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Report to be drawn up by the committee. E ( 1 84 1 ) 11 6 . BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Description. Reg. May 29, 1841. 4B. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Successful growth of Acacia- lophanthe. S.A. June 18, 1841. 3E. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Complaints about keeper. Reg. July 10, 1841. 3E. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Adjustment of J. Bailey's claims on his relinquishing the position of Colonial Botanist. A ( 1 842) 1 27. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Leased for seven years to George McEwin and George Stevenson. A ( 184 2) 1 5 4, 1 5 5 , 2 2 0. A (1843) 883. - E (1842l 644, 649, 650 (twice), 656, 702. F (1842 21. G (1843 21, 265. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Vacated by John Bailey .. .An un­ employed emigrant to be placed in charge. E (1842) 291. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. John Bailey permitted to remove seeds. E (1842) 447. ., 271

BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Suggested enlargement. A (1842) 711. F (1842) 95. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Neglected. Reg. Jan. 22, 1842 ~ 3A. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Arrears of rent by George Stevenson. A (1843) 596, 865, 883, 916. G (1843) 265, 277. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Surrender of G. Stevenson's lease. A (1843) 916, 958, 977, 1037, 1055. G (1843) 277, 290. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. George McEwin seeks permission to remove his plants. A (1843) 1260, 1297. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. John Johnston's tender accepted, but afterwards withdrawn. A (1843) 1280. G (1843) 357. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Tender for lease invited. S.A. Oct. 6, 1843. 2D. Reg. Oct. 28, 1843. 2E. BOTANIC GARDENS, Ad~laide. Proposal by Father Benson for the training of aborigines, and for the establishment of a school. A ( 1844) 8. G (1844) 456. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. \Hlliam Haines seeks extension of time for payment of rent. A (1844) 912, 934. H ( 1844) 1 55. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Leased to William Haines. G (1844) 594. A (1845) 481, 490. G (1845) 845. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Grant of £100 to John Bailey in 1840. A ( 1 844) 77 4. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Proposed bathing pool for ladies. A ( 1844) 1495. H (1844) 352. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Renewal of W. Haines' lease. A (1845) 864. A ( 1 846 ) 7 2 9 • b (1845l 950. N !1847 303, 304. L 1846 360. A 1847) 611. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Lessee's crops damaged by Government cattle. A ( 1 84 5 ) 1 4 5 7 • I I ! 272 !

BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. 21 years' lease sought by C. ! Beck. A ( 1846) 1 318. I M ( 1 846 ) 1 38. I BOTANTC GAR.DENS, Adelaide. W. Haines' cottage in need of repai1'. A ( 1848) 338. P (1848) 171 (twice). BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Proposed re-establishment. J\ (1850) 2. R (1850) 40. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. George Francis seeks to lease them. A ( 1850) 979, 1115, 11 51 • R (1850) 289, 293, 294 (twice), 295 (twice). BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Unprofitable. Geo. Francis seeks remission of rent. A (1851) 1861, 1906. s (1851) 372, 382. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Plan of the South Australian Agricultural and Horticultural Society for establishing botanical and horticultural gardens in the Park Lands. A (1851) 1957 (outsize). BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Let to George Francis. A (1851) 545. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. G. Francis seeks a reduction in his rent. A (1852) 312. ~ (1852) 160, 161 (twice), 234, 373 (twice). BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. G. Francis' tender for renting accepted. J\ (1852) 1187~. T (1852) 374 (twice). BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Now under the jurisdiction of the Adelaide Corporation. A (1852) 2031. T (1852) 673. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Proposed site. A (1853) 1573, 1770. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Formation urged by D. Baruh. A (1853) 1605 (outsize Gr. 2). BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Objections to using the "little Police Paddock 11 adjacent to North Terrace, as a site for the new gardens. Plan. A (1853) 1769. - ~ . BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Agricultural and Horticultural Society recommends that the Gardens should be a Government institution. A (1853) 2832. A (1854) 293, 2200. v (1854) 133, 890. 273

BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Correspondence about its establishment. A ( 1854) 1116. v (1854) 193, 385, 504. w (1855) 20. BOTJ\NJC GARDENS, Adelaide. G. Francis offers his services for the proposed new gardens. A ( 1854) 1 225. v (1854) 453. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. W. Jones offers assistance in the formation of the Gardens. A (18S4) 2971. v (1854) 893. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. G. Francis thanked for his advice. A (1854) 3503. v ( 1854) 1111 • BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Committee of management to be formed. Suggested members. A (1855) 273, 688. w (1855) 128. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Appointment of members of the Committee. A (1855) 828. W (1855) 210 (6 times), 211 (twice), 212. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Committee's resolutions. Rough plan of gardens. Recommended site. A (1855) 876, 1018, 1076, 1096, 1265, 1297, 1392, 1591, 2139, 2243. w (1855) 253, 260, 289, 357, 392. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. £100 to be paid to credit of Committee for preliminary expenses. A (1855) 876. W Finance (1855) 21. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. G. Francis suggested as secr~tary. Site determined upon. Authorised expenditure. A (1855) 1297, 2039, 2243, 2316. w (1855) 326, 540. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Two pairs of iron gates purchased and erected. A (1855) 1700, 1796. W Finance (1855) 78, 87. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Request that the esplanade on the north side of North Terrace be prolonged in an easterly direction. (With plan). A (1855) 1715 (outsize Gr. 3), 1896. BOTANIC GARDENS, Ad~laide. The Committee objects to the 6laim the hospital is making for more ground. l\ (1855) 1765. . w (1855) 491. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Request that the erection of the wall should be speeded up. A (1855) 1854. w (1855) 458. . 274

BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Greenhouse and frame needed. A (1855) 1895, 2039. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. G. Francis provisionally appointed secretary to the Committee. A (1855) 2039. w \185~) 575. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Greenhouse: Authority for calling of tenders for erection. A (1855) 2606. W Finance (1855) 141. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. G.W. rrancis appointed Secretary and Superintendent; his complaint about inaccuracy in Gazette notice. A (1855) 2735. w (1855) 636. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Originated by G.W. Francis, who supplied 1st plan and estimate. A (1855) 2735. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. J.B. Neales acts as Chairman of Botanic Gardens committee. A (1855) 2735. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Committee's reasons for slow progress information, fencing, erection of Curator's house and greenhouse. A (1855) 2750. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. J.B. Neales appointed (by Government) as a member of Botanic Garden Committee, ex officio. A (1855) 3124. W (1855) 739 (twice). BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. J.B. Neales' re-appointment as a member of Botanic Gardens Committee queried by F.S.Dutton. A (1855) 3179, 3296. w (1855) 753, 777. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. £3,000 voted by Government for current year, for erection of fences, gates, and buildings. A (1855) 3872. w (1855) 885. W Finance (1855) 54, 239. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. First quarterly report on works. 28 Sept. 1855. A (1855) 3299 (outsize). BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Expenditure statement, 6 months ended 30 Sept. 1855. A (1855) 3299 (outsize).

~ BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide; Plan showing boundary; old trees; new plantings; pathways; watercourses. 1 Oct. 1855. A (1855) 3299 (outsize). BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Mayor of Adelaide to be ex officio member of Committee. A (1855) 4142. w (1855) 925. 275

BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Re-appointment of the members of the Committee nominated in 1855. A ( 1856) 67. x ( 1856) 29. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Questionnaires to Botanic Gardens in New South Wales, Victoria and Tasmania. A ( 1856) 1116, 1387, 1 940. x (1856) 222. BOTANIC Gl\RDENS, Adelaide. Chairman applies for payment of grant by Council. A ( 1856) 1 894. X Finance (1856) 184. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Adelaide Town Clerk asks if Government will authorize leasing old Botanic Gardens. A ( 1856) 196 5. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Chairman, Botanic Gardens Committee, submits estimate for 1857 arid is asked to differentiate between 'superintendence' and 'labor' and •salary' and 'office expenses'. A (1856) 2206. x ( 1856) 396. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. George N. Francis requests to know to whom he is to hand over the premises of the Botanic Gardens. A (1856) 2358. x (1856) 466. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. Chairman f orw'ards application for payment of £500. A (1856) 3039. X Finance (1856) 317. BOTANIC GARDENS, Adelaide. See also: Colonial Botanist. BOTANY. Bouquet of native plants sent to International Exhibition of 1851. List of specimens used. A (1850) 2522. BOTANY. See also: Trees.

BOTH, Henry, senior. On the first Barossa East District Council. ---- A (1854) 777. BOTH, John. ·On Barossa East District Council. A (1855) 2006. w (1855) 473. BOTHE, G. A stock owner in the Angas Park district. A ( 1 844 ) 1 4 7 9 • H (1844) 348. ~ . BOTHE, George. Naturalised. D (1839) 176. BOTT, John. Inquest on his death. A (1851) 14'-+7. 276

BOTTING, Francis J. Acts for J. Short in the purchase of land. A (1853) 3258. u (1853) 953. BOTTING, Robert. Signs petition for Post Office on iundmarsh Island. A (1856) 3151. BOTTOMLEY, J.D. storekeeper, Pt. Elliot. Signs a petition. A (1856) 2130. BOTTOMLEY, James F. Seeks storage accommodation for wheat, etc., at Port Elliot. A i1851l 2656. A 1853 295. s 1851 531. u ( 1 85 3) 1 92. BOTTOMLEY, James F. Forwards a petition from settlers at Port Elliot. A (1853) 1413. u (1853) 454. BOTTOMLEY, James Francis. Application for appointment as clerk in the Post Office. A ( 1 SL~ 8) 4 51 . p (1848) 157. BOTTOMLEY, Samuel. Takes out an auctioneer's licence. A (1850) 1264, 1463. R (1850) 328 (twice). BOTTRALL, John. Deserts as guard at the Adelaide Gaol. A (1853) 945. u (1853) 303. BOTTRELL, John. On the first Clarendon District Council. A (1853) 2302. BOUCAUT, James Penn. Clerk to the Deputy Returning Officer for West Torrens. A ( 1854) 1994. BOUCAUT, Ray. A warden of St. Mary's Church, South Road. A (1849) 853. BOUCH, Joseph. Tender accepted for supply of pencils. K (1845) 24. BOUCH, Joseph. Owner of property in Rosina Street. . A (1848) 1353. p (1848) 436. BOUCH, Joseph. Asks for the definition of the boundaries of sections 628, 641, 653, ~~d 665. A (1849) 148. Q (1849) 73. ~ BOUCH, Joseph. Withdraws application for land in District C. A (1851) 1723. s (1851) 39'1. BOUCH, Joseph. Alleged mistake in the Assay Office. A (1852) 1747, 1753. T ( 1 8 5 2) 5 80.

BOUCHER, C. [Charles?] Asked to c uiiHnen t on certain newspaper paragraphs. D (1838) 32 .. 277

BOUCHER, George. Remission of fees on his town acre grants. A (1843) 820~, 821. G (1843) 245. BOUCHER, Sidney. Inquest on his death. A ( 1 851 ) 1 301 • BOUCHER, William. Discharged from the Daniel Wheeler. E ( 1 841 ) 1 44. BOULD, George. Inquest on his death. A (1853) 3425. BOUNDARY, Eastern. Police and revenue difficulties caused by doubts as to its position. A (1846) 885. BOUNDARY, Eastern. Miscellaneous correspondence etc. about the dis?uted boundary. A ~ 1846) 1095, 111 5, 1 209, 1426. A 1847) 534, 583, 689, 805. A 1848) 775, 1258. A (1849) 79. M (1846) 56, 59, 82, 88. N (1847) 229, 255. p ( 1848) 309. Q (1849) 41. S.A. Aug. 7, 1846. 3D. S.A. Feb. 9, 1847. 6B. BOUNDARY, Eastern. Correspondence about operations of the survey ~arty. A 1 846 1 2 4 5 , 1 386it • M 1846 87. A 1847) 265, 388, 446, 1078, 1198. N 1847) 33, 34, 36, 127. 0 1847) 111 . A 1850) 107 (outsize), 492 (outsize), 743. A 1855) 3234. BOUNDARY, Eastern. Report by Captain Frome on the longitude of the mouth of the Glenelg River. A ( 1846) 1296. BOUNDARY, Eastern. Additional transport for survey party. A (1847) 1006. BOUNDARY, Eastern. Proclamation of the line as far as 1at. 36 degrees. A (1847) 1395, 1488. 0 (1847) 213, 221. BOUNDARY, Eastern. Map sent to England. A (1847) 1450. BOUNDARY, Eastern. Gazetted. S.A. Dec. 17, 1847. 3D. p (1848) 62. BOUNDARY, Eastern. Plan sent to England. A ( 1 848) 1 23. - 278

BOUNDARY, Eastern. Legal difficulties in arresting offenders who cross the border. A ( 1848) 11 56. BOUNDARY, Eastern. Loss suffered by holders of occupation licences in the South East through the depasturing of cattle on their runs by intruders from over the boundary. A ( 1848) 1160. p ( 1848) 378. BOUNDARY, Eastern. Extract f1"om a book by Dr. J. D. Lang, with editorial comments. Reg. March 22, 1848. 2A. BOUNDY, A. Mrs. Gives birth to a daughter on the David Malcolm.-- A ( 1848) 412. BOUNDY, John. .A vassenger to South Australia by the Sibella. A (1848) 1097. · BOUNDY, John. A passenger to South Australia by the Constance. A (1848) 1214~. BOUNTIFUL, s~i~. Offered as a lightship. A (1849) 2 • Q ( 1 84 9) 1 98 • BOURKE, Edward. Seeks remission of Hospital fees. A ( 1848) 1327. p (1848) 427. . BOURKE, John. Acquitted of a charge of theft. A ( 1847) 11 90~ • BOURNE, Abraham. Member of the Bible Christian Co:nmittee. A ( 1852) 158. BOWDEN, Alfred. Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent of the Duchess of Northumberland. A (1847)1378. 0 ( 1 847 ) 2 0 3 • BOWDEN, J. Surveyor General reports claim by J. Bowden for improvements effected on Section 203, Lake Hawdon, forming part of C. Stockdale's run. A ( 1856) 1348. BOWDEN, John. Complains of his difficulties as Chairman of the Parra Wirra Road Board. A (1851) 1105. BOWDEN, John. Forwards a petition from ratepayers in the · hundred of Parra Wirra. A (1853) 2086. u (1853) 663. BOWDEN, J9hn. Chairman of Parra Wirra District Council. A (1855) 935. BOWDEN, John. Receives complaints from 4 convicts concerning alleged conditions at Yatala Labor Prison. A (1855) 3215. 279

BOWDEN, John. Elected Chairman of Para Wirra District Council. A (1856) 786. BOWDEN, town. Petition signed by thirty-four inhabitants. A (1843)1488. BOWDEN, town. Industrial progress. S.A. Nov. 22, 1844. 2E. BOWDEN, town. Memorial protesting against the Masters and Servants Bill. A ( 1 84 7) 1 56 3~ • BOWDEN, town. Temperance meetings. Reg.. Aug. 1 9, 1848. 2E. S.A. Oct. 20, 1848. 2D. BOWDEN, town. Re-surveyed. S. A. Aug. 2 9, 1 848. 3 D. S.A. Sept. 26, 1848. 3A. BOWDEN, town. Mrs. Gibbs' school. A (1849)461. BOWDEN, town. Mrs. Newman's school. A (184'9'}1814. BOWDEN, town. Moral character of residents defended. S.A. May 22, 1849. 4A. BOWDEN, town. J. O'Sullivan's school. A (1855)295. A (1851) 1637. BOWDEN, town. William Mattinson's school. A ( 1850)2565. BOWDEN, town. Hindmarsh District Council seeks to exclude Bowden and Brampton from its area. A (1854) 2972. v (1854) 895. BOWDEN, town. Report on private land required for railway purposes; details of street crossings for railway, etc. With town plan showing proposed route of railway. A (1855) 2709 (outsize). w (1855) 631. BOWDEN, town. Port Adelaide - Adelaide railway: Memorial ••• for the restoration and preservation of rights of way. A. (1855) 2804 (outsize). BOWDEN, town. Clerk of Legislative Council forwards Council Address No. 10 on Brampton and Bowden rights of way, and the report of the Select Committee on the Brampton and Bowden rights of way. A (1856) 280. ~ BOWDEN, town. Clerk of Hindmarsh District Council states the obligation of the Port llailway Board to metal the roads in Bowden. i\ ( 1 856) 1141 • x (1856) '+5. BOWDEN, town. See also: Hindmarsh and Bowden Agricultural Company. 280

BOWDEN, town. See also: Hindmarsh and Bowden Mechanics' Institute. BOWDEN BUILDING SOCIETY. Eules for confirmation. A ( 1856) 1548. BOWEN, Robert George. Tender accepted for repairing the Dispensary. D (1 840) 271 . BOWEN, Robert George. Tender for the supply of timber not accepted. G (1843) 209. BOWEN, Robert George. His sureties as contractor for the City Bridge. A ( 1 84 5) 1 5 5 3 . L (1845) 65, 96. BOWEN, Robert George. Contractor for constructing the City Bridge. A (1845) 1553, 1598. A (1847) 191, 249, 804, 860, 1093, 1117, 1178. L (1845) 65, 96. L (1846) 293. N (1847) 100, 130, 131, 323. 0 (1847) 74, 80. BOWEN, Robert George. Bon,d for the performance of his contract for the construction of the City Bridge. A ( 1845) 1598. BOWEN, Robert George. Contractor for galleries at Tririity Church. A ( 1 846) 1486 • N (1847) 37 (twice). A ( 1847) 98. BOWEN, l{obert George. Contractor for woodwork for l{obe Police Station. A (1847) 253. N ( 1 84 7 ) 1 04 • BOWEN, Robert George. Destruction of City Bridge largely attributable to bad workmanship. A ( 1 84 7) 900. BOWEN, Robert George. His contract for building Supreme Court. N (1847) 282. A ( 1848) 120L 268. p ( 1848) 70, . 93. 0 (1847) 80, 96. A (1849) 936. A (1850) 1129, 2292, 2509. R. (185C)) 295, 561, 645, 655. BOWEN, Robert George. Corres1iondence about the lease of premises for Military Barracks. A (1850) 2342. A (1851) 238, 3126, 3346. f{ (1850) 598. S (1851) 37, 109 (twic?), 110. BOWEN, Robert George. Estimate for work on the old Military Barracks. A (1851) 1376. 281

BOWEN, Robert George. His conditions for doing certain work at the Military Barracks. A (1852) 2376, 2668, 2930, 3070. T (1852) 810. BOWEN, Robert George. Correspond9nce about the lease of premises for Military Barracks. A (1853) 2930. . BOWEN, Robert George. Correspondence about the lease of the Military Barracks. A (1853) 3132, 3192, 3256~ 3409. u (1853) 930. BOWEN, Thomas. Leaves for Port Philip after arriving from England. A ( 1846) 1 40 5 . BOWEl~, David, timber merchant. Elected at a public meeting to be an alferman of Pt. Adelaide Corporation. A (1856) 79, 114. BOWERN, Thomas. Seeks remission of sentence. A (1847) 1471. 0 (1847) 229. BOWERN, Thomas. Petition for remission of fine. A ( 1848) 125. p ( 1848) 46. BOWKER, George. Memorial asking that he be appointed as pound-keeper at Marden. A (1851) 1651. s (1851) 329. BOWKER, R.R.G. Correspondence as surgeon-superintendent of the Cress~. A (1847)022, 1036, 1043. 0 (1847) 44 (twice). BOWLEY, ,contractor. See Jones & Bowley. BOWLEY, James. Petition against forfeiture of bail as bondsman for J.N. Cater. A (1848) 1055 (outsize). p (1848) 388, 389. BOWMAN, E. Asks for police protection for country near the Broughton and Rocky Rivers. A ( 1846) 770. L (1846) 367. BOWMAN, Edmund. Complains of grasping policy of the Patent Copper Company. A ( 1851 ) 1127. BOWMAN, J. Granted <:;laim for improvements on Sec. 229 ;:,outl1 'of R. Wakefield. A (1855) 3567. W Finance (1855) 211-212. BOWMAN, John. Application for occupation licence on the Rivers Wakefield and Light. A (1846) 439 (outsize). BOWMAN, John. Asks- for police protection for country near the Broughton and Rocky Rivers. A (1846) 770. L (1846) 367. 282

BOWMAN, John. Applicatio0 for an occupation licence on the Wakefield and the Light. A (1847) 329 p.4. BOWMAN, John. Application for an occupation licence on the River Wakefield. A (1847) 508 p.9. BOWMAN, John. Complains of grasping policy of the Patent Copper Company. A (1851) 1127. BOWMAN, John. Protests against the proposed partition of the district of Clare. A (1854) 2273. BOWMAN, John. Surveyor General reports claim for compensation for improvements by Mr. John Bowman. A ( 1 856) 24 5 3. BOWMAN, John W. Appointed Postmaster at Crystal Brook. A ( 1 85 2) 2841 • T (1852) 871. BOWMAN, William. Chairman of Bremer District Council. A (1855) 7. 'vV (1855) 24. BOWN, Thomas. Destitute Board to take proceedings for the maintenance of his wife and child~ A (1850) 1619. R (1850) 417, 418. BOX, Frederick. Appointed guard at the Yatala ·Labour Frison. A ( 1854) 1 970. v (1854) 645. BOX, Frederick. Retires as guard at the Yatala Labor Prison. A (1854) 2989. v (1854) 884. BOX, [Frederick?]. Joseph Kelly to be Guard at Redruth vice Box.resigned. A ( 1856) 1076. X Finance (1856) 80. BOX," William. Inquest on his death. . A (1851) 1753. BOXING. Police prevent a match at Glenelg. Reg. Feb. 21, 1849. 3A. Times Feb. 26, 1849. 2E. BOXING. Match near Mt. Barker. Reg. March 17, 1849. 3E. BOXING DAY. Tradesmen's ball at the Black Horse Inn, Leigh ~treet. Reg. Dec. 22, 1849. 4D. BOXING DAY. Advertisements of sports at hotels. S.A. Dec. 25, 1849. 2C, 2D. BOYD, John. To be employed as messenger at the Post Office. D (1840) 254. 283

BOYD, John. Dismissed from the Postal Service. D ( 1840) 283. BOYD, Robert, prisoner. See Boescor, John. BOYD, William, prisoner. See Boescor, John. BOYD, William Sprott. Offers to convey mails to and from Sydney in the Juno. A (1848) 1711.--_ p ( 1848) 627. BOYKETT, Charles, surveyor. Elected at a public meeting to be an assessor of Pt. Adelaide Corporation. A ( 1856) 79, 114. BOYKETT, Thomas Hebbett. Seeks a Government appointment. A (1855) 514. w (1855) 158. BOYKETT, Thomas Hebbett. Counsel for the informant in the case brought against Capt. George Mitchell of the Lord Razlan by one of his crew. I\ 1856) 535, 565. x (1856) 85, 89. BOYKETT, William. Seeks appointment as a public notary. A (1854) 3057. v (1854) 933. BOYKETT, William. Applies for the post of Stipendiary Magistrate at Penola. A (1854) 3465. _ v ( 1854) 1055. BOYKETT, William. Forwards petition for remission of fine imposed upon H. Ferrers. A (1855) 1610. W Finance (1855) 67. BOYKETT, William. Secretary to a committee appointed to obtain a Corporation for Pt. Adelaide. A (1855) 2921, 3520. w (1855) 790-791, 815-816. BOYKETT, William. Correspondence concerning Government grants for Pt. Adelaide Corporation.(proposed) A (1855) 3290, 3405. w (1855) 767-768. BOYKETT, William. Approval of site selected by memorialists for a pound on Lefevre Peninsula. (with map) A (1856) 1677, 2763. x ( 1856) 493. BO~KETT, William. As Town Clerk, Port Adelaide, agrees to Henry Burton using North Parade for his circus. A (1856) 2510. BOYKETT, William, Solicitor. Elected at a public meeting to be town clerk of Pt. Adelaide Corporation. A (1856) 79, 114. BOYLAN, Michael. Seeks a remission of penalty under the Waste Lands Act. A ( 1 844) 1 486 • 284

BOYLAN, Michael. Seeks return of money deposited for the passage of four adults. A (1854) 22, 1733. v ( 1 854) 236. BOYLAN, Peter. His intestate estate. A ( 1 8Lf 9) 1 3 2 0 • BOYLE, George R. Passenger to South Australia on the Cressy. A ( 1847) 1 018. BOYLE, George R. Seeks appointment as clerk of the Cattle Market. A ( 1847) 1 297. 0 ( 1847) 142. BOYLE, George R. Seeks Government employment. A ( 1847) 1544. 0 (1847) 241. A (1848) 519, 1629, 1707. P (1B48) 190, 527, 542. BOYLE, George Rolls. Charged with theft. A (1849) 1908 p.9. BOYNE, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous correspondence. A (1850) 1518, 1689. BOYS, Augustus. Appointed tide waiter in the Customs Department. A (1855) 1424. W Finance (1855) 60. BOYS, Augustus. His services at Customs Department to be dispensed with. x (1856) 91. BRACKILL, George. Cook's assistant on the Eliza. A (1849) 1625. BRADBURY, John. Gratuity as cook's assistant on the Lady Bruce. A ( 1 846) 1 380 • BRADBURY, John. Leaves for Port Philip after arriving from En~land. A \1846) 1405. BRADDOCK, John, junior. Forwards a memorial to report expense he bore as a witness in the case of Harriett Hobbs convicted of forgery. A (1856) 479 •. x (1856) 79. BRADD.OCK, John, senior. Complains that witness fees paid to his son in the case of Mrs. Hobbs were insufficient. A (1856) 513. x (1856) 88. BRADFORD, John. Sues T. Johnson for stealing his timber. A (1852) 2710. T (1852) 851. BRADFORD, John. Complains of overcharge in his rent. A (1854) 356. v (1854) 191. 285

BRADLEY, Charles. Seeks appointment as keeper at the Cape Willoughby Lighthouse. A (1849) 2099. A (1851) 8. s (1851) 5~ 703. BRADLEY, Edward. riecommended for the position of Postmaster at Morphett Vale. A (1852) 2297. T (1852) 735. BRADLEY, Edward. -Suggested as a member of the fmt Morphett Vale District Council. A (1853) 2402. BRADLEY, Edward. Appointed clerk of the local court at Morphett Vale. A (1855) 416. BRADLEY, Edward. Resigns as clerk of court for Morpnett Vale. A (1856) 644. x ( 1856) 11 0. BRADSHAW constable. His death. A (1842)1 962. BRADSHAW, John. With H. Wileman thinks he has discovered a coal field. A (1855) 1880. BRADSHAW, John. Seeks boring tools to aid search for coal at North Adelaide. A (1855) 2770. w (1855) 666. BRADSHAW, William. Pound-keeper at Morphett Vale. A (1848) 1614. p (1848) 512. BRADSHAW, William. Resigns appointment as pound-keeper at Morphett Vale. A ( 1848) 1883. BRADY, Daniel. Applies for the withdrawal of section 2221 from public sale. A ( 1845) 11 96. K (1845) 82. BRADY~ Daniel. Seeks free passage from England for members of his family. A (-1847) 1223. 0 ( 1847) 229. BRADY, Daniel. Certificate of character by J. Watkins. A (1847) 1242. 0 ( 1 84 7 ) 11 8 • BRADY, Daniel. Application for exchange of roads near Dry Creek. A ( 1 848) 41 4. p ( 1848) 1 62. BRADY, Daniel. Asks for free passage to South Australia for his brother. p (1848) 390. BRADY, Daniel. Elected as a Commissioner for the Hundred of Port Adelaide. A (1852) 7. 286

BRADY, Daniel. Member of the first Yatala District Council. A (1853) 1148. A (1853) 385. BRADY, Edward Hodgson. Inquest on his body. Son of F.T.H. Brady. A (1852) 321. BRADY, Eliza. A constable on the Inconstant. A ( 1849) 1 082.

BRADY, Elizabeth~ Mrs. Appeals for her husband's reinstatement in the Civil Service. A (1849) 666. Q (1849) 207. BRADY, Francis Tempest Hodgson. Appointed clerk to the Resident Magistrate, Levying Officer, etc. at the Burra. 0 (1847) 254, 255 (twice) 256. . BRADY, Francis Tempest Hodgson. Appointed Postmaster at the Burra. 0 (1847) 254, 255 (twice) 256. A (1848) 17, 365. p ( 1848) 1 29. BRADY, Francis Tempest Hodgson. Appointment as Deputy Relistrar at the Burra. A 1 848) 14' 187·L 881 ' 900 • P 1848) 10, 47, 180, 262, 265 (thrice). BRADY, Francis Tempest Hodgson. Alleged misconduct as Postmaster at the Burra. A (1848) 1406, 1466. A (1849) 86, 175, 252. p (1848) 520. Q ( 1849) 80' 82. BRADY, Francis Tempest Hodgson. Allowance for quarters as Postmaster at the Burra. p ( 1848) 129. BRADY, Francis Tempest Hodgson. Warrant issued for his arrest. A ( 1849) 18. Q (1849) 6 (3 times). BRADY, Francis Tempest Hodgson. Application for re­ instatement in the Government service. A (1849) 550, 550;, 666. Q (1849) 185, 207. BRADY, Francis Tempest Hodgson. Charge of theft dismissed. A (1849) 708 (outsize). BRADY, Francis Tempest Hodgson. Tried for alleged theft as Postmaster at the Burra. Times Jan. 22, 1849. 2F. S.A. Jan. 23, 1849. 2C. BRADY, Francis Tempest Hodgson. His son killed by a runaway horse and cart. A (1852) 321. BRADY, Hodgson. Not guilty of embezzlement. A ( 1850) 1962. BRADY, M:Lchael. Free passage to South Australia sought for him. p (18L+8) 390. 287

BRADY, Owen. His children to be placed under Catholic guardians. A ( 1 847 ) 1 3 3 0 • 0 (1847) 158. BRADY, Patrick. Cook's assistant on the Roman Emperor. His misconduct. A ( 1 848) 1 64 7 • _ BRADY, Peter. On the first Upper Wakefield District Council. A ( 1854) 1692. BRADY, Samuel. Application for relief. A (1845) 1026. K ( 1845) 35. BRAGG, James. His wife an imbecile. N ( 1847) 230. BRAITHWAITE, Dismissed from the Police Force. A (1850) 2375. BRAITHWAITE, Frank. Appointment in the Mounted Police Force. A ( 1850) 39. BRAITHWAITE, John. Appointment in the Police Force. A ( 1850) 197. BRAND, Peter. Convicted of assault. A (1849) 1908 p.5. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. Inspector of Brands appointed. E ( 1842) 41 7. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. Branding Act fallp into disuse. A (1849) 823. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. Proposed re-appointment of an inspector. A (1849) 2259. R ( 1850) 11 5. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. .J.B. Hughes' suggestions. A ( 1850) 1025. R (1850) 306. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. C.J. Carleton suggests an improved method. A (1854~ 2169. v (1854) 691. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. Suggestions for an Act to regulate brandinr.;. A ( 1854) 2281 • BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. District Councils' views sought on the existing laws. A (1854) 2552, 3357. ~ v (1854) 709, 1031. 1034. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. Difficulty in determining the ownership of impounded animals. A (1854) 3514. v ( 1854) 1052. 288

BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. Correspondence. A (1854) 3592. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. Miscellaneous suggestions for a new Slaughtering and Branding Act.

A (18ry5) 3609 1 3922, 3943. w (1855) 828, 871. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. Suggestions for improved system of branding, with reference to the Cattle Brand Registration Bill. . . A (1856) 1315, 1336, 1911. x (1856) 251, 252. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. A.H. Davis recommends adoption of C.J. Carleton's system for branding cattle. A ( 1856) 1402. x ( 1856) 252. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. David Randall forwards suggestion in relation to new Cattle Branding Act. A ( 1 856) 14 58. BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. C.J. Carleton comments on the Bill for Cattle Branding. A ( 1856) 1911 • BRANDING OF LIVE STOCK. Chairman of Associated Chairmen of District Councils comments on the Cattle Brand Registration Bill. A ( 1856) 1 912. BRAND!NG OF LIVE STOCK. Sir Samuel Davenport comments on the Cattle Brand Registration Bill. A ( 1856) 1 91 3, 1 91 4. BRANDIS, Thomas. A passenger to South Australia by the Poietiers. A ( 1 84 8 ) 1 7 8 5 • BRANFORD, James. Applies for the lease of Section 189. A (1852) 1614. T (1852) 534. BRANKEN MOOR, immi~rant ship. Miscellaneous references. A 11849) 1143, 228, 1229, 1230, 1238, 1266~, 1356, 1636. A 1850) 1247. Q 1849) 385, 486. R 1850) 327. BRANTHWAITE, I.G.A. Seeks appointment in the City and Port Railway.

A ( 1851 ) I 2995. BRASCH, J.D. A farmer at Bethany. A (1854) 665. v (1854) 244. BRASSEY, Gordon.' Appointed to the Police Force. A ( 1849) 1806. BRASTED, William Bangley. Convicted of forgery. A (1851) 617. . BRASTED, William Bangley. Transported. A (1851) 1381, 1419. s (1851) 263. 289

BRATT, Joseph. Convicted of larceny. A (1847) 727 (twice) BRATTLEY, David. Inquest on his death. A (1852) 2788. BRAY, Betty. A passenger to South Australia by the Duke of Bedford. A (1848) 1893.

BRAY, T.C. Compl~int about the collector of City rates. Times Nov. 8, 1849. 3C. Times Nov. 15, 1849. 2F. BRAY, T.C. Contractor for shoes. A ( 1851 ) 1197, 3896. BRAY, William. Charge of attempted murder abandoned. A (1849) 708 (outsize). BRAYLEY, ,cor~oral. Eulogised by the Police Commissiorter. A (1854) 116 • BREAD. Often delivered in wheelbarrows. Need for scales for customers to check weight. A (1851) 3015. BREAD. Comptroller of the Destitute Asylum reports on the supply of bread to other Departments. A (1856) 2929. x (1856) 523. BREAD. See also: Prices - Bread. DREAKER, Isaac. Forwards memorial protesting against the rates levied by the Adelaide Corporation. A ( 1850) 1038, 114 3, 1148. R (1850) 277, 296. BREAKER, Isaac. Aids destitute families. Urges the cessation of assisted immigration. A (1851) 3002, 3017, 3061~. s (1851) 598, 616. BREAKER, Isaac. Urges the immediate construction of a road to the North Arm to relieve unemployment. Offers free services as supervisor. A (1851) 3027. s ( 1851 ) 605. BREAKER, Isaac. Sees ruin facing the Colony and urges cessation of immigration. A (1852) 29. I BREAKER, Isaac. Correspondence about a road in his neighbour's property. A 11053) 1749, 2122, 2563, 2772. ~A 1854) 1709. u 1853) 689, 779, 803. BREAKNECK HILL, Mount Barker Road. Danger from stones and trees. A (1845) 170. 290

BREAKNECK HILL, Mount Barker Road. Damage done to the Mount Barker Road by the use of trees as brakes. A (1845) 463~. G (1845) 849.

BREAKWATER AND .JETTY COMI·~I SSION. Correspondence with the Chairman, Charles Bonney. A (1856) 483, 487, 1232, 1296. x (1856) 242. BREAKWATER AND JETTY COMMISSION. Brighton District Council seeks and is given assurance that no person pecuniarily interested in Port Adelaide or its shipping will be appointed to the proposed Commission to report upon jetties. A (1856) 336. x (1856) 68. BR.EAKWATERS. See also: Breakwater and Jetty Commission Port Elliot - Breakwater.

BRECKELL, Thomas. Convicted of assault. A ( 1 84 9) 1 31 0 • BRECKELL, Thomas. Remission of sentence. A ( 1849) 1470, 1510. Q ( 1 84 9 ) 4 3 7 • BREEZE, cutter. Flies pennant: liable to a penalty of £50. A (1855) 2963. BREEZE, R.S. Contractor for Gawler and Burra Creek police stations. A 11846) 1 37 3. K 1846) 371. M 1846) 141. BREEZE, R.S. Tender for the erection of a cottage at the Cattle Market. A ( 1 84 7 ) 1 51 9 • 0 ( 1 847) 246. BREEZE, R.S. Contractor for building a wall at the Gaol. N (1847) 292, 312. A (1848) 47. 0 (1847) 94. BREEZE, R.S. Correspondence about brickmaking on the bank of the Torrens. A (1848) 47, 67, 82, 86. P (1848) 18, 24 (twice), 35, 36. BREEZE, R.~). Non-fulfilment of contract to build Court House at Port Adelaide. A (1848) 515. p ( 1848) 181 • . 4 BREEZE, R.S. Abuses privilege of taking stone from the Government quarry. p ( 1 848 ) 4 3 9 . BREEZE, R.S. Obituary. Reg. May 9, 1849. 2A. Reg. May 12, 1849. 3E. 291

BREMER, hundred. Definition of boundaries. A (1851) 1041. BREMER, hundred. Settlers protest against being annexed to any other district. A (185L~) 690. v (1854) 417. BREMER, hundred. Name lists. Memorial signed by settlers. A (1854) 690. BREMER, hundred. Name lists. Petition from settlers. A ( 1 856) 1 040. BREMER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Area to consist of Bremer hundred and Alexandrina hundred. A (1854) 3008 (outsize gr.3) v (1854) 889, 1079. BREMER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Members dissatisfied with the depasturing regulations. A (1855) 1934. BREMER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Reservation of 10 acres of land for cemetery at Milang. A (1855) 3095. w (1855) 737, 788. BREMER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Reports the resignation of Milang Poundkeeper and names his substitute. A (1856) 91. x ( 1856) 20. BREMER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Alexander Stark forwards memorial against the separation of Hundred of Alexandrina. A ( 1856) 1040. BREMER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards memorial that Hundred of Alexandrina may be proclaimed as a District. A (1856) 1281. x (1856) 296. BREMER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk reports on assessments rates and amount collected for 1855. A (1856) 2064. BREMER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk asks if Government will draw up a trust deed for grant of land for school. A (1856) 2918. BREMER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk acknowledging receipt of circular about proceeds of sales from pounds of unclaimed cattle. A (1856) 3113. x (1856) 497. BREMER DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk requests approval of ~ppointment of William Freeman as a Ranger. A (1856) 3138. BREMER SMELTING WORKS. Miscellaneous references. Reg. Aug. 26, 1848. 2E. S.A. Sept. 1, 1848. 2A. S.A. Sept. 19, 1848. 2B. Reg. Sept. 27, 1848. 3D. S.A. July 6, 1849. 2C. Reg. July 18, 1849. 2C. 292

BREMERTON. Objection made to the changing of a road. A (1854) 2830. v (1854) 893. BREMERTON. T.H. Ward asks for police protection at Br~merton and offers sites for police station. A (1855) 2780. BREMNER, E. Recommended for free passage to South Australia. A ( 1847) 1578. 0 (1847) 259. A (1850) 2105. BRENNAN, Michael. Imprisoned for larceny. A (1845) 679. BRENNAN, Michael. A private of the 96th Regiment. In gaol. A (1845) 870. BRENNAN, Michael. Released from gaol to accompany his re~iment to Van Diemen's Land. A (1846) 523, 593. L (1846) 295, 316 (twice). BRENTON, John. Seeks employment for his sons. A (1849) 2158. Q (1849) 601. BRENTON, Mary. Matron on the Himalaya. A (1849) 2121-~. BRETELL, George. Sick and destitute. A (1846) 995. M (1846) 7. BF\EWER, Charles. Appointment as tide waiter in the Customs Department. s (1851) 732. BREWER, Charles Philip. For christian names see ·! A (1843) 856. I BREWER, Charles Philip. Application for position of Stipendiary Magistrate. A ( 1 84 2 ) 1 7 4 • E (1842) 624. BREWER, Charles Philip. Complaints regarding the washing of scabby sheep in the Onkaparinga. A (1842) 891. F (1842) 217. BREWER, Charles Philip. Informant in a crimin~l action. A (1843) 856. BREWER, Charles Philip. Correspondence about his claim for a remission of purchase money for land. H (1844) 76. A (184~) 529, 579. L ~184 6) ·29"3, 306. N 184 7) 244. BREWE , Charles Philip. Seeks appointment as a Resident Magistrate. A (1846) 448, 1435. M ( 1 846) 1 76 • L (1846) 271. A ('1847) 402. 293

BREWER, Charles Philip. Applies for Government appointment. N ( 1 847 ) 21 3 • BREWER, Charles Philip. Appointed Emigration Agent. A ( 1 848) 1 391 • P ( 1 848) ~~ -;;,3 ( t wi c e ) , 4 5 'I , 4 5 2 . Reg. Sept. 9, 1848. 2C. BRE~ER, Charles Philip. Compulsory residence, as Emigration Agent, at Port Adelaide. A (1849) 291. C) ( 1 811 9 ) 9 '1 • BREWER, Charles Philip. Censured for failing to report grievances of immi8rants. A (1849) 807, 1015. Q (18L~9) 244. Bl mW EH, Charles Philip. Complains of the impertinence and presumption of S. Stocks. 1\ (1849) 14o3L BREWEH, Charles Philip. Rebuts charge of not visiting immigrant ships before passengers disembark. A ( 1 84 9) 1 409 . Q (1849) 391. BREWER, Charles Philip. Appointed to a board for superintending the relief of the destitute. Q (1849) 92. BRE;WER, Charles Philip. Alleged neglect of duty as Emigration Agent. Q (1849) 476. BREWER, Charles Philip. Conduct ai Emigration Agent criticised. S.A. Sept. 21, 1849. 2A. S.A. Sept. 25, 1849. 2E. S.A. Sept. 28, 1849. 2A. Reg. Sept. 19, 1849. 2C. Reg. Sept. 26, 1849. 2E. Reg. Oct. 3, 1849. 4C. BREWER, Charles Philip. Correspondence about his conduct as Emigration Agent submitted to the Legislative Council. Reg. Sept. 26, 1849. 3C. BREWER, Charles Philip. Reprimanded for not reporting a scarcity of miners. A (1850) 122, 206. R (1850) 39. BREWER, Charles Philip. Censured for 1$ck of activity and zeal as Emigration Agent. A (1850) 1634 (minute), 1689. j-{ (1850) 419. BREWER, Charles Philip. Appointed Government Resident at Robe. A (1850) 1851. R (1850) 522. BREWER1 Charles Philip. Appointment as a special magistrate. A (1850) 2922. BR~WER, Charles Philip. Removed from office as Emigration Agent. R (1850) 446, 463. 294

BREWER, Charles Philip. Granted leave of absence from Robe. A (1853) 75. u ( 1853) 25. BREWER, Charles Philip. Report on the distribution of girls ~L Robe immigration d0pot; their housing, wages, and general conduct. A (1855) 2812. BREWER, Charles Philip. Proposes that Local Court, Robe, be made a Court of full jurisdiction. A (1855) 2813. w ( 1 8 5 5 ) 66 6 • BREWER, Charles Philip. Instructions as Returning Officer, Electoral District of Victoria. w (1855) 621. BREWER, Charles Philip. Acts as Coroner (Robe) at inquest on body of Sarah Payne. A (1855) 2994. w (1855) 708. BREWER, Charles Philip. Resents published statement by Protector of Aborigines concerning alleged delay in submitting his (Brewer's) quarterly reports. A (1855) 3256. w (1855) 769. BREWER, Charles Philip. To ignore Dr. Cotter's allegations of medical interference, Female Immigrant Depot, Robe. A (1855) 3941, 4032, 4157. w (1855) 892. BREWER, Charles Philip. Further friction between Brewer and Dr. Cotter (medical officer, Robe). A (1855) 4158. BREWER, Charles Philip. In his capacity as Government Resident at Robe, he will await instructions before sending female immigrants to Penola. A ( 1856) 34. BREWER, Charles. Philip. In his capacity as Government Resident at Robe, he reports inability to find a bailiff, and asks if a policeman can be asked to act as bailiff. A ( 1856) 320. BREWER, Charles Philip. Is granted one month's leave of absence as Government Resident, Robe. A ( 1856) 8 46. x ( 1856) 14 7. BREWER, Charles Philip. Forwards the abstract of an inquest held on the body of Thomas Martin, Robe Town. A ( 1 856) 2568. BREWER, Cdarles W. Applies for appointment of Police inspector. A (1855) 505. w (1855) 164. BREWER, Charles W. Unsuccessfully applies for appointment as Deputy Harbor Master, Guichen Bay. A (1855) 4185. x. ( 1856) 8. 295

BREWER, J. Forwarding a memorial for a post office at Mintaro. A (1856) 1400. BREWER, Richard, prisoner. See Brown, Hichard.

BREWER, William. Appointe~ postmaster at Port Wakefield. R (1850) 569. BREWERIES. Nuisance caused by refuse from Clark's brewery flowing into Gilles Street. A (1850) 2772, 2810. A ( 1851 ) 2075. BREWERIES. For Auld & Shands brewery on the Park Lands, see Auld & Shand.

BREWERIES. See also: Beer. BREWERTON, farmer, Hindmarsh Island. Signs a petition. A (1856) 2130. -· BREWERTON, c. Signs petition for Post Office on Hindmarsh Island. A (1856) 3151.

BREYNARD 7 William. Acquitted of charges of forgery. A (1847) 351. BRIAN, John. Convicted of an assault. A ( 1847) 1 511 f-I. BRIAN, John. Petition for mitigation of sentence. A ( 1848) 693. p (1848) 232. BRIAN, Thomas. Convicted of burglary. A (1851) 3693. . BRIAN, Thomas. Seeks remission of his sentence. A (1852) 1247, 1334, 2151, 2275. T (1852) 720. BRICE, Herman. Will resign unless he receives more for the burial of the destitute poor. A (1852) 507. T ( 1852) 160. BRICE, Herman. Seeks an advance on his contract price for pauper burials. A (1852) 2489. T (1852) 870. BRICE, Herman. Seeks a further advance on his contract price for pauper burials. A ( 185 3) 1 279. u (1853) 420 • .j BRICHMORE, George. Cook's assistant on the immigrant ship Bolton. A (1848) 540. BRICKS~ South Australian Company about to make bricks. B (1837) 120, 126. BRICKS. Proposed manufacture by Dr. B.A. Kent. Ad. Chron. April 21, 1840. 3~. BRICKS. New brick making apparatus invented by J.B. Mather. A (1851) 933. s ('1851 ) 308. 296

BRICKS. See also: Prices - Bricks. BRIDGE, Sinclair. Appointed poundkeeper at Lyndoch Valley. T ( 1 85 2) 1 049. BRinGE, W.S. Seeks appointment in thP Post Office. A ( 1849) 229. Q ( 1849) 77.

BRIDGEMAN 7 H. G. Applies for a position in the Treasury. A. ( 1854) 1576. v (1854) 516. BRIDGER, George. Killed by natives on the overland route from New South Wales. A ( 1846) 1035. BRIDGES. Hooper's, Horseshoe and other bridges need repairing. Otherwise unusable in winter. A (1852) 1483. . T (1852) 482. . BRIDGES. A grant sought to span certain key positions. A (1853) 555, 915, 1041 • . u (1853) BRIDGES. Proposal to erect bridges over certain northern rivers. A ( 1854) 1906. v (1854) 694. BRIDGES. See also ••• foilowing headings. Light, river, Bridges. Hindmarsh, river. Noarlunga, bridges. Watts Bridge. Gawler, river, Bridges. Angas, river, Bridges. Gilbert, river, Bridges. Wakefield, river, Bridges. Scott Creek (near Nairne) - Bridges. Torrens, river, Bridges. Currency Creek - Bridges.

BRIDGES, Isaac. Speared by natives on Eyre Peninsula. A ( 1848) 1 087. BRIDGEWATER, district. Proposed road from Balhannah to Cox's Creek. A (1846) 458, 641. L (1846) 278. BRIDGEWATER, district. Smelting works erected for treatment of iron ores. S.A. Sept. 21, 1847. 3A. BRIDGEWATER, district. Presence of valuable building stone. s.A. April 20, 1849. 2C. BRIDGEWATER, district. Correspondence about the road at Cox's Creek built by prison labour. A (185~) -1083, 1125, 1698, 1781, 1861, 1998, 2002, 2052, 2134, 2212, 2239, 2268, 2279, 2345, 2360, 2361, 2374, 2440, 2471. T (1852) 318, 507, 516, 535 (twice), 536, 562 (twice), 588, 612, 641, 651, 669, 695, 719~ 720 (twice), 731 (twice), 732, 733, 748 ·(twice), 749, 750, 754, 763 (3 times) BRIDGEWATER, district. See also: Forest Iron and Sawing Company. 297

BRIDGEWATER CONVICT STATION. __See , Convict Station, Cox's Creek. BRIDGMAN, W.G. Seeks appointment as an inspector of police. A ( 1854) 1 91 5. v (1854) 631. BRIDGMAN, William G. Applies for position as receiver of fines at Adelaide Local Court. A (1854) 1294. v (1854) 424. BRIDLE, Thomas. Constable on the Mariner. A ( 1 84 7) 1 2 O5 • BRIEN, James. Dishonesty of the Clerk of the Supreme Court in the administration of his estate. A (1844) 206. BRIEN, James. His intestate estate. A ( 1 848 ) 1 4 5 0 • BRIERLY, John. Convicted of larceny. A ( 1 849) 1 31 0 • BRIERLY, Joseph. Letter addressed to him to be delivered to the Commissioner of Police. E (1841) 70 (twice). BRIERLY, Joseph. Enquiry about property left by him. E (1842) 426. BRIGGS, Henry. Appointment as Dispenser at the Hospital. A (1847) 1101. . O (1847) 72 (twice). BRIGGS, Henry. Complains of Dr. R.W. Moore's treatment of him as Dispenser at the Adelaide Hospital. A (1852) 367, 432, 692, 767, 777. T (1852) 94, 236. BRIGGS, Mrs. Henry. Appointment as matron at the Hospital. A (1849} 1524. Q ( 184 9) 44 5. A (1853) 382. BRIGGS, Johanna. Appointed matron at the Adelaide Hospital. A (1854) 3646. v ( 1 854) 1 085 • BRIGGS, John. A passenger to South Australia by the Poictiers. A ( 1848) 1785. BRIGHT, James. A passenger to South Australia on the William Mone;x:. A ( 1849) 15. BRIGHT,~ Thomas. Petition refused. D (1838) 24. BRIGHTON. Meeting of proprietors. S.A. May 15, 1840. 2C. S.A. Aug. 21, 1840. 1E. Reg. April 23, 1842. 1C. BRIGHTON. Sale of allotments. S.A. Aug. 7, 1840. 2B. 298.

BRIGHTON. Smuggling. S. A. Oct. 8, 1841 • 3C. BRIGHTON. Boarding house advertisement. Ad. Exam. Jun. 13, 1842. 3A. BRIGHTON. Popular watering place. Ad. Exam. Dec. 17, 1842. 3B. Reg. Feb. 24, 1844. 38. BRIGHTON. Indeperident Chapel and Sunday School well attended. S.A. March 23, 1847. SB. S.A. March 26, 1847. SD. BRIGHTON. Pony race and other sports. Reg. Dec. 25, 1847. 1E. BRIGHTON. T.A. Lockyer's school. A ( 1 848) 1 07 9. p (1848) 347. BRIGHTON. Proposed erection of a semaphore for signalling the arrival of ships. A ( 1848) 1716. A (18S1) 2300, 2632. BRIGHTON. Boat race. Reg. May 17, 1848. 1B. BRIGHTON. _Governor Young takes a house for the summer. Reg. Nov. 18, 1848. 3B. BRIGHTON. Race meetings. S.A. Nov. 14, 1848. 3C. Reg. Nov. 18, 1848. 2B. Times Nov. 20, 1848. 2F. Times Dec. 2S, 1848. 3A. S.A. Dec. 29, 1848. 3A. Reg. Dec. 30, 1848. 2E. Times Jan. 1, 1849. 1 D, 4F. BRIGHTON. Ottaway's daily conveyance between Brighton and the City. Reg. Jan. 10, 1849. 2C. BRIGHTON. Mrs. Hillier's school established. Reg. Jan. 31, 1849. 2D. BRIGHTON. E.P. Nesbit's school. S.A. June 22, 1849. 3D. Times June 25, 1849. 2D. S.A. July 31, 1849. 1D. Reg. Dec. 29, 1849. 2D. BRIGHTON. Section 206 (Middle Brighton) subdivided. S.A. Nqv. 30, 1849. 3F. Times Dec. 3, 1849. 2B. BRIGHTON. Section 240 subdivided. Times Ded. 13, 1849. 2C. BRIGHTON. Charles Taplin's school. A. (1850) 1673. BRIGHTON. Fire at the Thatched House. Obs. Mar. 21, 1857. 7F. 299

BRIGHTON. Flour mill destroyed by fire. Obs. April 18, 1857. 4F. Obs. April 25, 1857. 2F. BRIGHTON. See also: Congregational Church. Glenelg, Brighton & Adelaide Building Society. Grace Darling Hotel. Adelaide, Glenelg, and Brighton Railway Co. BRIGHTON, district. Negotiations by Governor Grey for the purchase of a residential site. Reg. May 6, 1843. 3A. BRIGHTON, district. Petition for declaring the road from Morphett Arms to Brighton a main road. A (1853) 2329. u (1853) 752. BRIGHTON, district. Petition from settlers. A (1853) 2405. BRIGHTON, district. Name lists. Petitions from ratepayers. A (1854) 2816. A (1855) 3297, 3399. BRIGHTON, district. See also: Roads - Glenelg to Tapley's Hill. BRIGHTON. Postal arrangements. Post Office established. A ( 1 84 9 ) 1 5 8 3 • (.,} (1849) 461 .• BRIGHTON. Postal arrangements. Miscellaneous references. A (1851) 25, 84. s ( 1851 ) 31 . BRIGHTON. Postal arrangements. Mrs. Jane Maddeford recommended as post mistress. A ( 1852) 162, 207. T ( 1852) 37. BRIGHTON. Postal arrangements. Postmaster General recommends continuance of its Post Office. A (1852) 207. BRIGHTON AND STURT YEOMANRY CAVALRY. Its formation. A (1855) 11. w (1855) 27. BRIGHTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Settlers urge its proclamation and nominate councillors. A (1853) 2405, 2588. BRIGHTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Initial expenses. u (1853) 859. BRIGHTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Miscellaneous early correspondence. N (1854) 680, 1819. BRIGHTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Alteration in the Mitcham boundary sought. A (1854) 2335, 2816. v (1854) 745 •. BRIGHTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Brighton District Council seeks ~nd is given assurance that no person pecuniarily interested in Port Adelaide or its shipping will be appointed to the proposed Commission to report upon jetties. A (1856) 336. x ( 1856) 68. 300

BRIGHTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman applies for a subscription of £60 for the erection of a bridge over the Sturt River. A (1856) 367, 477, 3160. x (1856) 58, 78. BRIGHTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk reports that J. Bell was elected Chairman, and reports the amount of rates collected. A (1856) 761, 2050. BRIGHTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk asks if Goverrtment will pay the expense for collection of the agricultural statistics. A (1856) 2589. BRIGHTON DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk forwards agricultural statistics. A (1856) 3170. BRINDLEY, Joseph. Cook's assistant on the Poictiers. A ( 1 848) 17 87 • BRISTER, James. Seeks repayment of a fine imposed on him through perjured evidence. A (1851) 3705. S (1851) 797 (twice). BRISTOW, Eliza Margaret Hutton. Certificate of her marriage with James Lewis. A ( 1845) 1018. BRISTOW, John. Seeks employment. A ( 1850) · 1 26. R (1850) 67. BRI$TOW, John~ Seeks appointment as assistant lighthouse keeper at Port Willoughby. A (1851) 3362. s ( 1 851 ) 698. BRISTOW, John. Applies for the situation of under keeper of Sturt Light House. A (1852) 338. T ( 1852) 128. BRISTOW, John. Appointed clerk to the Colonial Storekeeper. A (1853) 1470. . u (1853) 475. BRISTOW, John. Seeks appointment as thistle inspector. · A (1853) 3237. BRISTOW, John. Removed from the Colonial Store for inefficiency. A (1853) 3294. A (1854) 3694. u (1853) 951. BRITANNIA! immigrant shi1. Miscellaneous papers. A (1846) 1310, 1311, 313, 1334. M ( 1 846) 1 4 O, 1 51 • . A ( 1 84 7) 11 O3 • · BRITISH AND AUSTRALASIAN BANK. Appointment of Adelaide man cancelled. S.A. Oct. 30, 1840. 2D. 501

BRITISH AND AUSTRALASIAN BANK. Declaration by surviving trustees. A (1853) 1141~. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. South Australian Branch. Established. S.A. March 21, 1845. 2A. Reg. March 26, 1845. 2F. S.A. March 28, 1845. 3B (twice) Reg. March 29, 1845. 3B, 3C, 3F. S.A. April 1, 1845. 3D. BHlTISH AND FOREIGN BIBLi~ SOCIE'l'Y. South Australian Branch. Miscellaneous references. S.A. May 30, 1845. 2C. S.A. June 23, 1846. 3B. S.A. July 3, 1846. 2B. S. A. Dec. 18, 1846. 3A. S.A. Jan. 8, 1847. 6A. s. A• Jan. 1 9, 1 847 . 3C • Reg. Jan. 20, 1847. 1D. S.A. May 18, 1847. 2C. S.A. July 6, 1847. 3D. S. A. Nov. 12, 1847. 2E. S.A. Nov. 30, 1847. 3F. Reg. Nov. 20, 1847. 1A. S.A. Dec. 28, 1847. 3A. Reg. Dec. 29, 1847. 2D. S.A. June 20; 1848. 3C. S.A. Oct. 6, 1848. 3A. Times Oct. 16, 1848. 20 • . S. A. Oct. 17, 1 848. 2E. Reg. Oct. 14, 1848. 2D. Reg. Oct. 18, 1848. 3A, 3C, 3D. S.A. Nov. 2, 1849. 3A. Reg. Nov. 3, 1849. 2E. Times Oct. 29, 1849. 1A. Ti mes Nov. 1 , 1 84 9. 3C • BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. South Australian Branch. Its work criticised. S.A. Oct. 24, 1848. 3A. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. South Australian Branch. Seeks remission of duty on Bibles. A ( 1 84 9 ) 11 6 5 • Q (1849) 345. BRITISH AND GERMAN HOSPITAL. See German and British hospital. BRITISH EMPIRE, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous references. A (1850) 1598, 1758, 1949. BRITISH FRIEND, newspaper. Complaint about postal charges. A ('1854) 226. ? v (1854) 148. BRITISH SOVEREIGN, immigrant ship. Miscellaneous correspondence. A (1847) 761, 870, 873, 889;, 1054. N (1847) 349, 359, 361, 362. 0 ( 1847) 51. BRITON, Isabella, Mrs. See Britton. 302

BRITTON, Isabella, Mrs. Inquest on her death. A (1851) 1314. BRITTON, William. Memorial, from Mount Barker residents, asking for his release from gaol. A (185'!) 2510, 2569. s (1851) 508, 509. BRITTON, William. Convicted of assault. A ( 1851 ) 2801 iL BROAD, John. Appointed constable in the Police Force. A ( 1 84 7 ) 1 5 00 • BROAD, John. Resignation from the Police Force. A (1848) 312. BROADBENT, Caleb. A passenger from England by the Stag. A (1850) 1252. BROADBENT, John. Seeks remission of his sentence. A ( 1854) 3401 • v ( 1854) 1020. BROADBENT, Luke. Buys section 786, District B. A ( 1 846 ) 40 3 • BROADBENT, Luke. Long letter on road policy. Reg. Nov. 21, 1849. Supp. 1A. BROADBENT, Luke. Forwards a petition from ratepayers in Cherry Gardens. A ( 1853) 2362. u ( 1 85 3) 698. BROADFOOT, John. Murdered on his vessel Jane Lovett.­ A (1853) 2908. BROCK, Daniel. Complaint against Collector of Customs, Glenelg. D (1839) 69. BROCK, Daniel. A member of Sturt's Exploring Expedition 1844-1846. L ( 1 846 ) 1 3 3.

BROCK, Daniel. Seeks appointment as store~eper at the Powder Magasine. A (1850) 2299. R (1850) 619. BROCK, Daniel. Seeks employment as a census collector. A (1850) 2308. BROCK, Daniel George. Seeks employment as census collector. A ( 1 84 3) 1482. G (1843) 446. BROCK, Daniel George. Elected as Collector of East Ward, Port Adelaide Corporation. A (1856) 470. x ( 1856) 74. BROCKLEY. See Peckham. 303

BRODIE, A. Collector of Customs asks that Crown Solicitor recover the expenses incurred in seizing Mr. Brodie's illicit still in 1854. A (1856) 466. BRODIEj AleYander. Applies for glebe for a Presbytertan church at Morphett Vale. A ( 1 846 ) 1 5 48. A (1847) 171. N (1847) 4. BRODIE, Alexander. Report on crops near Morphett Vale. A (1847) 441~. BRODIE, Alexander. Correspondence about Government aid towards erection of Presbyterian Church. at Morphett Vale. A (1849) 130. Q (1849) 93. BRODIE, H.L.G. Seeks appointment as clerk in the Registrar­ General' s Office. A (1847) 895. N (1847) 358. BRODRIBB, F.C. Claim for a horse ill-used by the police at Mount Gambier. A (1850) 943. BROKENSHER, Nicholas. Constable on the Abberton. A (1846) 1521. M (1846) 207. BROKENSHIRE, Edward. Passenger to South Australia by the China. A (1847) 1547. BROKENSHIRE, Edward. Passenrer to South Australia by the China. A (1848) 48. BROMAGE, William. His intestate estate. A ( 1 84 9) 1 3 2 O. BROMLEY, Captain Walter. Appointment as Protector of Aborigines. B (1837) 51, 117. BROMLEY, Captain Walter. About to be superseded as Protector of Aborigines. B (1837) 109, 118, 120. BROMPTON. Land auctioneer's advertisements. S.A. June 12, 1849. 3F. Times June 18, 1849. 2C. S.A. July 24, 1849. 3F. S.A. Oct. 16, 1849. 2A, 2B. BHOMPTON. Hindmarsh District Council seeks to exclude ~ Brampton and Bowden from its area. A (1854) 2972. v (1854) 895. BROMPTON. Report on private land required for railway purposes; details of street crossings for railway, etc. With town plan showing proposed route of railway. A (1855) 270_9 (outsize). w (1855) 631. BROMPTON. Port Adelaide - Adelaide railway: Memorial ..• for the restoration and preservation of rights of way. A (1855) 2804 (outsize). · - 304

BROMPTON. Clerk of Legislative Council forwards Council Address No. 10 on Brampton and Bowden rights of way, and the report of the Select Committee on Brampton and Bowden rights of way. A (1856) 280. BROMPTON. See also: Wesleyan Church. BROOKE, Charles. His death and burial. Times Nov.6, 1848. 3F. BROOKES, Abraham. Unnuthorised destruction of a tree in the Park Lands. p (1848) 369. BROOKES, F. Mrs. Nurse on the Stebonheath. A (1849) 904. BROOKES, Henry. Temporary employment in the Survey Office. E (1842) 437, 444. BROOKES, Henry. Continued employment in the Survey Office. E (1842) 557. BROOKES, Henry, Supreme Court messenger. See Brooks.

BROOKING 1 Richard. Seeks employment. A ( 1 84 9) 11 5 8n • 0 (1849) 396. BROOKING, Richard. Obtains his discharge from the Corps of the Sap~ers and Miners. A ( 1 8 5 0 ) . 1 7 86 • BROOKING, Richard. Capt. Freeling requests that M~. Brooking may have sanction of discharge from Sappers and Miners oti account of ill health. A ( 1856) 1466. x (1856) 274. BROOKS, Abraham. His difficulty in obtaining possession of gold transmitted by him per Escort to Adelaide. Compensation. A (1855) 3740. W Finance (1855) 237. BROOKS, Alfred. Acquitted of a charge of larceny. A ( 1846) 268. BROOKS, Edward. Statement about a fire at Moorunde. A (1842) 956 (outsize). BROOKS, Edward. Seeks the whereabouts of his two sons, E.T. and W.H. Brooks. A (1855) 1241. w (1855) 308, 473. bRU0KS, Eqward Thomas. His whereabouts. A (1855) 1241, 1945, 2140. w (1855) 305. BROOKS, Henry.* Appointment in the Police Force. A (1846) 322. L (1846) 226. * Not Henry Taylor Brooks. BROOKS, Henry. Appointed messenger at the Supreme Court. A ( 1847) 1600. 0 (1847) 263. 305

BROOKS, Henry. * Resignation from the Police Force. (Incorrectly spelled Brookes). A (1848) 4. * Not Henry Taylor Brooks. BROOKS, Henry. Proposed jncrease of salary as Supreme Court messenger. A (1848) 763, 890. p (1948) 276, 284. BROOKS, Henry. Temporary clerk at the Supreme Court. fl. (1849) 603. Q ( 1849) 1 93, 194. BROOKS, Henry. Constable on the Eliza. A ( 1849) 1625. BROOKS, Henry. His duties at the Supreme Court. A (1850) 434. BROOKS, Henry. Convicted of common assault. A (1850) 2787. BROOKS, Henry Taylor. Police officer in charge of census returns in the Wellington district. L ( 1846) 129. BROOKS, Henry Taylor. Evidence at the trial of T. Donelly. A (1847) 349. BROOKS, Henry Taylor. Appointed Corporal in the Police Force. A ( 1849) 564. BROOKS, Henry Taylor. Applies for the position of clerk in the Police Commissioner's Office. A (1852) 608. T ( 1852) 182. BROOKS, Henry Taylor. Dismissed from the Police Force. A (1852) 2410. T (1852) 804. BROOKS, Henry Taylor. Testifies that C.W. Stuart was not present at a meeting at the Plough and Harrow. A (1854) 289. BROOKS, James. Acquitted of a charge of theft. A (1850) 2787. BROOKS, James. Alleged discovery of a coal field. A (1853) 3185. BROOKS, Thomas. See also: Stanley & Brooks, builders. BROOKS, William. Resigns as poundkeeper of the Milang pound. A ( 1856) 91. x (1856) 20. miooKS, William Hudson. His whereabouts. A (1855) 1241, 1945, 2140. w ( 1 85 5) 305. - BROOKSBANK, John. Surety for John Stewart Browne. A (1851) 3390. 306

BROOKSDANK, John. Signatory to a memorial praying a court of full jurisdiction for Port Lincoln. A (1852) 15. BR(~KSBANK, John. Applies for appointment as clerk of Local Court, Tanunda. A ( 1 8 56 ) 1 664 • x (1856) 299. ' BROOM, R6bert. Inquest on his death. A (1853) 2453.

BFWOMFIELD~ Georye· Constable on the Himalaya. A (1849; 21212. BROSON, William. Convicted of larceny etc. A (1847) 1190~, 1511~. BROSON, William. Transported to Hobart. A ( 1847) 1 588. A ( 1848) 6. 0 (1847) 257. BROSTER, George. Charge of attempted rape dismissed. A (1845) 1458. BROTHELS. Numerous in Adelaide. Need for reg0lation. Ad. Exam. Dec. 28, 1842. 3A. Ad. Exam. Dec. 31, 1842. 3C.

BROTHELS. Increasin~ in number, and used as receiving houses for stolen goods. A (1851) 2773, 3144 (p.12,13). s (1851) 611. BROTHELS. Nature of proof necessary for laying an information. A (1854) 55 • .V (1854) 47. BROTHELS. Convictions (2) for "brothel keeping". Fined £20 each. A (1855) 3178. w ( 1855) 758.

BROWN, ~constable. Stationed at Kangaroo Island. D (1840; 318. BROWN, ,constable. Dismissed. A (1843) 829. BROWN, Abraham. · Convicted of horse stealing. A (1854) 578, 1539 • . v (1854) 267, 682. .

BROWN, Al~xander. Appointment as poundkeeper at Lobethal. A (1850) 1564. BROWN, Alexander. Not guilty of theft. A (1850) 1962. BROWN, Alexander. Resigns as poundkeeper at Lobethal. A (1852) 1002. T (1852) 347 (twice), 361. 307

BROWN, Archibald. Application for occupation licence in the South Eastern district. A (1846) 1375 (outsize). BROWN, Archibald. Application for occupation licence near Reedy Creek. A (1847) 1?L9 p.1. BROWN, Charles. Seeks appointment as.clerk under the District Courts Act. A ( 1850) 946. R (1850) 246. BROWN, Charles. Seeks remission of his sentence. A (1852) 2020, 2371. T (1852) 668, 754. BROWN, Colin. Seeks remission of fine. A (1847) 1556. 0 (1847) 250. BROWN, Francis. Inquest on his death. A (1855) 305. BROWN, G.W. On the need for a Court of Requests at the Burra. A ( 1 847) 1 3 6 4 • 0 ( 1 847 ) 1 81 • BROWN, G.W. Statement about alleged misconduct by F.T.H. Brady as Postmaster at the Burra. A (1848) 1406, 1466. BROWN, G.W. Appointed pilot at Port Adelaide. A (1850) 24. R ( 1850) 14. BROWN, George. A whaler at Encounter Bay. A (1843) 480. BROWN, George William. Seeks appointment as Harbour Master at Rivoli Bay. A (1845) 763. G (1845) 937. BROWN, George William. Applies for command of the tug Adelaide. A (1849) 548, 567, 1389, 1495. Q (1849) 185, 426. BROWN, George William. Seeks appointment as Deputy Harbour Master at Port Adelaide. A (1852) 65. T (1852) 57. BROWN, George William. Applies for arrears of salary as Acting Deputy Harbour Master. A (1852) 3072. ~ T (1852) 928. BROWN, George William. Seeks appointment as Harbour Master. A (1854) 3538. v (1854) 1054. BROWN, George William. Having acted as Assistant Harbour Master objects to beinr, relegated to Superintendent Afloat ~n~1~ 5 ~)g~ 9~~in. BROWN, Harriet. A paying patient at the Adelaide Hospital. A (1843) 451. 308

BROWN, Henry. Released from gaol. A ( 1 847) 1 444. BROWN, Henry George. Seeks employment as a census collector. A (1855) 439. BROWN, J. Resignation from the Police Force. A (1848) 1522. BROWN, J. Repairs the crossing at Reedy Creek. A (1854) 543. V ( 185Li) 206. BROWN, J. His land grant (Sections 549, 551, hundred of Willunga) to be dated 27 Sept. 1855. A (1855) 3510. w (1855) 861. BROWN, James. Application for occupation licence in the South Eastern district. A (1846) 1375 (outsize). BROWN, James. Application for occupation licence near Reedy Creek. A (1847) 1529 p.1. BROWN, James. Alleged murder of natives on Avenue Range Station. A (1849) 216, 457, 538, 643, 916, 1310, 1388. 0 (1849) 69. BROWN, James. Alleged murder of natives on Avenue Range Station. S.A. March 20, 1849. 2D. Times March 19, 1849. 3G. Times March 26, 1849. 3C. S.A. March 27, 1849. 4C. Reg. March 7, 1849. 4A. Times June 18, 1849. 3E. S.A. June 19, 1849. 4A (twice). S.A. Sept. 11, 1849. 2D.

B~OWN, James. Appointed poundkeeper at Islington. A· (1850) 496. BROWN, James. Resigns position as poundkeeper at Islington. A ( 1850) 1687. R (1850) 444, 545. BROWN, James. Charge of stabbing dismissed. A (1851) 617. BROWN, James. Inquest on his death. A (1851) 2527. BROWN, James. * Murdered by natives near Mt. Brown and Mount Remarkable. Mr·. Moorhouse' s report. A (1852) 2832, 2873, 3138, 3215. T (1852) 852. . * Aged 17 years.· See also: Aborigines - · Mount Uemarkable District. aROWN, James. Penalty of 25% on rental arrears (lease No.200) for 1854 remitted. W Finance (1855) 95. 309

BROWN, James Stewart. See Browne, John.Stewart.

BROWN, John. Colonial Secretary disclaims any desire to censure him. B (1837) 67. BROWN, John. Member of Committee for naming streets of Adelaide. B (1837) 74. BROWN, John. Unwilling to be Protector of Aborigines. B ( 1837) 11 3. BROWN, John. Friction over the burial of a pauper emigrant. B (1837) 152-158, 280, 282. BROWN, John. Suspended from office. B (1837) 283-285, 290, 297, 302, 314. c (1838) 59. BROWN, John. Murdered by natives. A (1842) 81, 82;, 85, 355. S.A. March 29, 1842. 2E, 3B. Reg. April 2, 1842. 3A. S.A. Sept. 13, 1842. 2D. Ad. Exam. Oct. 19, 1842. 1A. BROWN, John. Dies intestate. E (1842) 551. BROWN, John. Resigns Managing Directorship of the Marine and Fire and Life Assurance Company. S.A. Dec. 20, 1842. 1D. - BROWN, John. Appeals for funds for the completion of Colonel Light's monument. A (1843) 885. G (1843) 269. BROWN, John. Employed as a census coll~ctor. A !1 844) 1 40. G 1844) 516, 521, 572. K 1845) 79. K 1844) 143. BROWN, John. Report on the accounts of C.B. Newenham as agent for Henry Fisher. A (1845) 259. BROWN, John. A whale fishery hand in need of medical treatment. A ( 1 846) 1 07. L ( 1846) 140, 1 41 • BROWN, John. In need of relief. A (1846) 394~. L ( 1 8 46 ) 2 5 8 ( twice ) , 2 6 2 • 4 BROWN, John. Exchange of land grant. A (1846) 639. L (1846) 332. BROWN, John. In charge of census returns for South Adelaide. L (1846) 130, 218. 310

BROWN, John. Correspondence as secretary to the South Australian League. A ( 1847) 58~. N (1847) 38. BROWN, John. Offers to carry mails between Mount Gambier and \'/ellington. A (1847) 145. N ( 1847) 9L~. BROWN, John. Appointment to the Police Force. A ( 1 84 7) 11 4 9. BROWN, John. Resigns from the Police Force. A ( 1848) 163. BROWN, John. Recommends Mrs. Davidson for relief. A ( 1848) 1269. p (1848) 404. BROWN, John. Petition for remission of sentence. A ( 1848) 1760. p (1948) 576. BROWN, John. Seeks to obtain occupation licence forfeited by D. Robertson. A ( 1849) 699. Q (1849) 280. BROWN, John. Seeks remission of fine for non-payment of stock assessment. A (1850) 76. . R · (1850) 28, 34. BROWN, John. Charged with theft at the Burra. A (1851) 1392. BROWN, John, .seaman on the 'Admiral Boxer'. llis petition for release is granted. A ( 1856) 284. x ( 1856) 43. BROWN, John, shipwright. Disabled as a shipwright. Seeks other employment. A (1850) 1529. R ( 1850) 392. BROWN, John Marshall. His salary as Chief Clerk in the Audit Office. A (1842) 403. E (1842) 762. BROWN, John Marshall. To retain the appointment of Chief Clerk to the Board of Audit. A ( 1 84 3 ) 3 5 8 • . G ( 1843) 19.

BROWN, Jo~n Marshall. His efficiency as Chief Clerk in Audit Office. A (1845) 53, 59. G (1845) 700. BROWN, John Marshall. Suggests alterations in the system of the Audit Office. A ( 1845) 1327. 311

BROWN, John Marshall. Commendation by the late Auditor General. A ( 1848) 668. - BROWN, John Marshall. Claim on James Laffer. A ('1848) 1217. p (1848) 384. BROWN, John Marshall. Reprimanded for publishing a financial return without authority. p (1848) 41. BROWN, John Marshall. His intemperance. Proposed suspension from the Audit Off ice. A (1850) 2493, 2510, 2511, 2670, 2704. R (1850) 625, 630, 655. BROWN, John Marshall. Seeks reinstatement in the Public Service. A (1853) 782. u (1853) 253. BFWWN, John Stewart. See Browne, John Stewart.

BROWN, Joseph. Appointment in the Police Force. A (1849) 1218. BROWN, Joshua. Dismissed from the Police Force for drunkenness. Applies for certain expenses. A (1843) 1340, 1342. G ( 184 3) 392. BROWN, Joshua. Statement about the conduct of Inspector Stuart. A (1843) 1343. BROWN, Joshua. Re-appointment in the Police Force. A (1845) 412, 1447. G (1845) 821. L (1845) 58. BROWN, K. McBride. Unsuccessful applicant for appointment as Collector of Customs. H (1850) 96. BROWN, Mar~aret. Drowned at the wreck of the Thompsons. A (1849) 2112. Q (1849) 593. BHOWN, Mary. Convicted of theft. A (1843) 856. BROWN, Mary. Imprisoned for perjury (12 months with hard labour) at age of 15 years •. Petition for release refused. A (1855) 3585. w (1855) 828. BR_fOWN, Mary, nurse. Appointed second nurse at the Lunatic Asylum. A (1855) 637. W Finance (1855) 7. BROWN, Mary, nurse. Resigns pbsition of Nurse, Lunatic Asylum, Adelaide. W Finance (1855) 25. 312

BROWN, Peter. Applies for funeral expenses of T. Barber. A (1847) 304. . BROWN, Peter. Seeks to recover funeral expenses. A (1847) 476. _ N (1847) 209. · BROWN, Peter. Inquest on his death. A (1855) 2017, 2018, 2041, 2539. w ( 1855) 500. . . BROWN, Peter. Five natives escape who are implicated in his murder. A (1855) 2552. BROWN, Peter. Capture and trial of aborigines involved in his murder. A (1855) 3669, 4038. BROWN, Peter. His murder. Dr. McKecknie to.receive ordinary court fee only as a medical witness. A (1855) 4004. w (1855) 919. BROWN, Richard. Acquitted of a charge of larceny. A ( 1 84 5 ) 6 7 9 • BROWN, Richard. Convicted of theft. A (1849) 131.0. BROWN, Richard. Transported. A ( 1 84 9) 1 3 5 9 , 1 3 7 4 • Q (1849) 385. . BFlOWN, Robert. His whereabouts sought. . A ( 1850) 1 260. s (1851) 20. BROWN, Robert. His wife dies prior to joining him. His four small sons arrive per Dirigo. A (1855) 1245. W Finance (1855) 53. BROWN, Thomas. Applies for admission into the Hospital. A ( 1844) 1 01 0. BROWN, Thomas. Attempted escape from gaol. A ( 1844) :1 2 99. BROWN, Thomas. Acquitted on a charge of larceny. A ( 1 844) 1 4 3 3 • BROWN, Thomas. Convicted of counterfeiting. A (1845) 276~. BROvlN, Thomas. Petition for remission of sentence. A ( 1 84 5 ) 2 90 • G (1845) 779, 784. BROWN, Th8mas. Transported. A (1845) 329. BROWN, Thomas. Illegally committed to gaol. . A (1848) 59, 80. p ( 1848) 26. 313

BROWN, Thomas. Constable on the immigrant ship Bolton. A (1848) 540. BROWN, Thomas. Proposed removal from Native School. A (1848) 623. p (1848) 238. BROWN, Thomas. Charged with shooting J. Harris. A (1849) 1310, 1908 p.8. BROWN, W. Seeks compensation for the destruction of his infected clothes on board the Duke of Cornwall. A (1852) 1537, 1548. T (1852) 483. BROWN, William. A runawiy convict. To be re-transported. A (1843) 641~ (twice), 651, 666, 747, 755, 765. G ( 1 84 3) 1 7 2 , 1 7 9 , 1 80 , 21 5 , 2 2 0 • BROWN, William. Certificates etc. relating to his conviction in the Supreme Court. With minute by Governor Grey. A (1843) 660. BROWN, William. Murdered by natives in the South Eastern District. A (1845) 994. A ( 1846) 130 p. 1 3. S.A. Aug. 12, 1845. 3E. BROWN, William. Petition for remission of sentence. A (1848) 1792, 1929. P (1848) 582, 621 (twice). BROWN, Viilliam. Convicted of larceny. A (1848) 1894. BROWN, William. Convicted of assault. A (1851) 2801~. BROWN, William. Seeks remission of sentence. A (1851) 3529, 3559. s (1851) 749. . BROWN, William. Seeks resentence after passage of Transportation Commutation Bill. A (1852) 196, 304. BRO'lv'N, William. Wrongly imprisoned. To be released. A ( 1852) 1966. T (1852) 642. BROWN, Rev. William. Seeks authority to solemnise marriages. A (1855) 61, 2241. w (1855) 29. BROWN, William E. Correspondence as master of the Templar. A ( 1 84 5) 1 5 3 2 • ;jl_, ( 1845) 84. BROWN, William Henry. Charge of aiding and abetting in the shooting of J. Harris. A (1849( 1310, 1~08 p.8. BROWNE, A.E. His school in Weymouth Street. s ('1851) 708. ·BROWNE, AndrAw. Seeks emnloyment as a census colle~tor, A (1855) 435. . 314

BROWNE, Francis Henry. A stockholder in the Port Lincoln district. A (1845) 1261. BROWNE, Francis Henry. Applications for occupation oicences ia t~e county uf Flinders. A (1846) 439 (outaize). A (1847) 508 p.8. - . BROWNE, J.H. Applies for a mineral lease near Booborowie Section 5. A (1852) 130. T (1852) 48, 394, 401, 662. BROWNE, J.H. Applies for a mineral lease near Mount Brown. A (1852) 131. T (1852) 48. BROWNE, J.H. Applies for a mineral lease near Arquba Station. A (1852) 202. BROWNE, J.H. Applies for a mineral lease near Browne's Hill. A (1852) 203, 279. T (1852) 179, 182, 405. BROWNE, James. A resident on the Park Lands. D (1839) 64. BROWNE, James Stewart. See Browne, John Stewart. BROWNE, John Harris. Browne, Ewbank & Co. penalised for diseased sheep. A (1856) 1713, 1864. BROWNE, John Harris. Request for resurvey of lands of Browne, Ewbank & Co. on Gawler River. A (1856) 2832. x ( 1856) 515. BROWNE, Dr. John Harris. To accompany Captain Sturt on his Exploring expedition. A (1844) 852, 884. H ( 1844) 134, 137, 142. K ( 1845) 42. BROWNE, Dr. John Harris. Payment to his mother of portion of his salary as a member of Sturt's Expedition. A (1845) 1038. BROWNE, Dr. John Harris. His business relations with his brother. A ( 1 84 5) 1142. K (1845) 64. BROWNE, Dr. John Harris. Eulogised by Captain Sturt. K (1845) 43. BROWNE, DP. John Harris. Part purchaser of section 992 in the Barossa Special Survey. A (1846) 431. · BROWNE, Dr. John Harris. Applications for occupation licences west of Mount Bryan. A (1846) 439 (outsize). A (1847) 329 p.13. B: ?0WNE, Dr. John Harri G. Appointment as a Justice of the Peace. A ( 1 8·'-t 9) 6 9 2 • \ 315

BROWNE, Dr. John Harris. With W.J. Browne secures the mineral lease at Boolcoonta. v ( 1 854) 5 98. BROWNE, John Stewart. Appointed to the Police Force. A ( 1843) 871 • G (1843) 267. BROWNE, John Stewart. Transferred from the Police Force to the Post Office. A (1845) 764~. BROWNE, John Stewart. Transferred to the Post Office as Chief Clerk. A (1845) 935. K (1845) 15 (twice). BROWNE, John Stewart. His frequent absence from duty at the Post Office through sickness. A ( 1 84 5 ) 1 31 5 • L ( 1845) 15. BROWNE, John Stewart. His inefficiency as Post Office clerk. A ( 1845) 1502. BROWNE, John Stewart. Resignation as Chief Clerk of the Post Office. A ( 1845) 1 509. L (1845) 78. BROWNE, John Stewart. Seeks re-employment in the Government service. A ( 1 84 5 ) 1 5 81 • L (1845) 105. BROWNE, John Stewart. Short biographical note •. Reg. Aug. 2, 1845. 2E. BROWNE, John Stewart. Appointment as clerk to the Government Resident at Port Lincoln. A (1846) 81, 234. L (1846) 146 (3 times). BROWNE, John Stewart. Report on the murder of Mrs. J. Eastern near Lake Hamilton. A (1849) 947. BROWNE, John Stewart. Application for leave of absence from Port Lincoln. A (1849l 2338. A (1850 236. R: ( 1850 6. BROWNE, John Stewart. Doubts his eligibility as an electoral officer at Port Lincoln. A (1851) 940. BROWNE, John Stewart. His sureties as Clerk of the Local ~ Court, Port Lincoln. A (1851) 3390. BROWNE, John Stewart. His services as Clerk of the Local Court dispensed with. A (1852) 963. T (1852) 83 (3 times), 329. \ 316

BROWNE, John Stewart. Declines the appointment of Sub­ Protector of Aborigines at Port Augusta. A (1852) 2157. . BROWNE, John Stewart. Seeks a Government appointment. A (1853) 394. u (1853) 118. BROWNE, John Stewart. T~ustee for the proposed Church of En~land cemetery at Port Lincoln. A ( 1853) 1067. BROWNE, John Stewart. Applies for an appointment as Assistant Commissioner of Crown Lands. A (1854) 396. v ( 1854) 202. BROWNE, John Stewart. Appointed assistant clerk and librarian to the Legislative Council. v ( 1854) 202. BROWNE, John Stewart. Appointed Deputy Returning Officer, Electoral Dist of Flinders. A (1855) 2871. w (1855) 667. BROWNE, John Stewart. Appointed as Ccimmissioner of Supreme Court. A (1856) 1187, 1256. x (1856) 224. BROWNE, John Stewart. Appointed a Justice of the Peace,and Special Magistrate for the Northern Districts. x (1856) 134. BROWNE, John Stewart. Forwards acceptance of his appointment as Returning Officer for district of Barossa. A ( 1856) 1403. BROWNE, John Stewart. Enquires on behalf of German immigrants in Angaston whether they can remit fees for naturalisation without journeying to Adelaide. A (1856) 1455. . BROWNE, John Stewart. Acknowledges receipt of_ instructions for Returning Officer. A (1856) 1508. . BFWWNE, John Stewart. Reports on the establishment of a local court at Tanunda and appointment of officers for the same. A ( 1856) '1662. I BROWNE, John Stewart. Acknowledges his instructions as Supreme Court Commissioner. A. (1856) 1663.

BROWN~, J~hn Stewart. Appointment to the Court of Revision for the electoral district of Light. A ( 1 856) 2202. X Finance (1856) 206. BROWNE, N.J. Applies for a mineral lease near Booborowie Section 5. A ( 1852) 1 30. T (1852) 48, 398, 401, 662. 317

BROWNE, N.J. Applies for a mineral lease near Mount Brown. A (1852) 131. T (1852) 48. BROWNE, N.J. Applies for a mineral lease near Arquba Station. A (1852) 202. DROWNE, N.J. Applies for a mineral lease near Browne's Hill. A (1852) 203, 279. T (1852) 179, 182, 405. BROWNE, William, South Eastern squatter, murdered by natives. See Brown, V:il1inm. -

BROl1/NE, Rev. William. 1-\ev. W. Butters reque:;ts th3.t Wm. Browne be authorized to issue marriage licences for entire province. A (1856) 2241. _ m10WNE, William James. Suggests route for nor:bhern mails. A ( 1 84 5 ) 1 0 90 • BROWNE, l/Jilliam James. Ilis business relations with his brother. A ( 1845) 1142. K (1845) 64. BFWWNE, William James. Part purchaser of section 992 in the· Barossa Special Survey~ A ( 1 846 ) 4 31 • BROWNE, William James. Resigns his position as a Justice of the Peace~ His suggestions for the administration of the law in the County of Stanley. A ( 1846) 4 35. L (1846) 271. BROWNE, William James. Applications for occupation licences west of Mount Bryan. A (1846) 439 (outsize). A (1847) 329 p.13. BROWNE, William James. Appointment as a Justice of the Peace. A ( 1849) 692. BFWVJNE, 1N.illiam James. Vii th J .H. Browne secures a mineral lease at Boolcoonta. v ( 1854) 598. BROWNE, William James. Crown Solicitor forwards warrant to appoint Mr. Browne as a Spscial M~gistrate. A ( 1856) 816. BROWNE, William James. Browne, Ewbank & Co. penalised for diseased sheep. A (1856) 1713·, 1864. ~ BROWNE, William James. Request for resurvey of lands of Browne, Ewbank & Co. on Gawler 11iver. A ( 1856) 2832. x (1856) 515. BROWNHILL CREEK, district. See Mitcham, district. 318

BROWNHILL CREEK WATER SCHEME. Miscellaneous references. Reg. May 22, 1847. 2D. Reg. Nov. 13, 1847. 2D. Reg. Dec. 1, 1847. 2E. Reg. Dec. 4, 1847. 1E, 2C. Reg. Oct. 7 1 1848. 2B. Reg. Oct. 14, 1848. 2C, 2E. Reg. Oct. 18, 1848. 2D, 3D. Reg. Oct. 28, 1848. 3A. Nov. 11, 1848. 2E. S. A. Nov. 14, 1848. 3A. Times. Nov. 20, 1848. 2D. J\. (1850) 907, 1343, 1484 (CoL Engineer's minute) R (1850) 240. BROWNHILL CREEK WATER SCHEME. Chamberlin and Mellor's scheme. A (1849) 2287, 2356. R (1850) 3. Bfi.OWN HILL CREEK WATER SCHEME. A chemical analysis to be made of a sample of its water. A (1852) 445~. T (1852) 170. BROWNING, Nicholas. Postmaster at McLaren Vale. A (1850) 923. R, ( 1850) 242. BROWNING, Nicholas. Resigns as Postmaster at McLaren Vale. A (1853) 858. u (1853) 271. BROWNLEY, Jessie. Inquest on her death. A (1851) 2987. BRUCE, Mr. His coolies left destitute at his death. c ( 1 8 38 ) 111 • BRUCE, Mr. Defrauded of £25 by R.C. Chambers, a convict. A (1856) 853. X Finance (1856) 66.

BRUCE, Dou~las. Locker in the Customs Department. E (1842 561. A (1844 130-_ BRUCE, Douglas. His cow impounded. H ( 1 844 ) 2 98. BRUCE, Douglas. Must produce a medical certificate before he can ask for his pension as a Locker in the Customs Department on grounds of ill health. A (1856) 793. x ( 1856) 139. BRUCE, Douglas. Retirement as Locker in the Customs Department owing tp ill health. A ( 1856) 91 7. x ( 1856) 169. BRUCE, James. Application for an occupation licence near Lake Mundy. A (1847) 972 p.1. BRUCE, .John. Inquest on his death~ A ( 1 848) 487. BRUCE, John. Inquest on his death. A (1850) 2652. 319

BRUCE, John Albert. Recommended for the position of chemical assistant in the Assay Office. A (1852) 2248. BRUCE, John Albert. Put off as chemical assistant in the Assay Office. A (1853) 634~ u ( 185 3) 1 90. BRUCE, John Albert. Offers his services for analysis of Adelaide water. A ( 1856) 1981 • x (1856) 357. BRUCE, Mar1, Mrs. Her school at Tenterden. A ( 1849 1450. Q ( 1849 405. BRUCE, Robert. Appointed assistant locker in the Customs Department. A (1854) 21. v ( 1854) 41. BRUCE, Robert. R~signs after the discovery of 11 gross irregularities" in his department. A (1855) 363. BRUCE, Samuel. S.M. Local Court forwards resignation of Assistant Bailiff, John Aitchison and recommends Samuel Bruce as his successor. A (1856) 1661. x ( 1 856) 302. BRUCE, William. Offers to import woollen material for Volunteer Force uniforms. A (1854) 3450. v ( 1854) 1 016. BRUCE, William. Police Commissioner recommends that Mr. Bruce's offer of pistols be accepted. A (1856) 1240. x ( 1856) 236. BRUHN, Georg H. Lecture on analytical chemistry. Reg. May 13, 1848. 3C. BRUHN, Georg H. Lecture on geology. S. A. J"uly 18, 1848. 3C. Reg. July 22, 1848. 2D. BRUHN, Georg H. Ex4edition in search of coal. Reg. Oct. 14, 18 8. 3D. BRUHN, Georg H. Re4ort on geology of South Australia. Reg. Aug. 22, 18 9. Supp. Reg. Aug. 29, 1849. 3B. BRUHN, Georg H. His pencil sketches of interior. ~ Reg. Sept. 1, 1849. 3C. BRUNEL, Payments to him in connection with the Adelaide City and Port Railway. A (1856) 1393. · BRUNSKILL, George. Seeks to erect a gate across a public road. A (1846) 720. L (1846) 350. 320

BRUNSKILL, George. Seeks permission to take stones from the Park ,Lands. A (1846) 721. L ( 1 846 ) 3 5 0 • BRUNSKILL, George. Seeks Government empJoyrnent. . A (1848) Lt62. p ( 1 848) 1 5 9 • BRUNSKILL, George. Submits suggestions for the relief of the existing financial crisis. A (1852) 215. T \ 1852) 1 02. BRUNSKILL, George. Complaint about the method of issuing publicani' licences at Robe. A (1852) 2874. T (1852) 880. BRYAN, Death on Flinders Island. A (1845) 1259. .

0 BRYAN, A settler on Flinders Island. A (1845) 1268. BRYAN, F. Fine for delay in paying his stock assessment. A (1850) 432. - , BRYAN, Rev. Guy. Claim for a theodolite sold to the Government in 1840. A (1843) 886, 995. G (1843) 301. A (1844) 494. G ( 1844) 670. BRYAN, Rev. Guy. Represented in South Australia by A.D. Gell. A (18Z+'4) 524, 529. H ( 1844) 15. BRYAN, James. See also: Brien. BRYAN, John. Seeks remission of sentence. A (1848) 1344. p (1848) 430. BRYAN, mount, district. See Mount Bryan, district. BRYANT, Henry. Application for appointment as Poundkeeper at Munno Para. A (1848) 1209, 1595. p (1848) 435, 512. BRYANT, Henry. Resigns position as Poundkeeper at Munno Para. A ( 1851) 3217. BRYANT, Henry. Nominated for the first Munno Para West District Council. A (1853) 2507. ~ BRYANT, John. Gratuity for services on the Canton. A (1846) 970. BRYANT, L.& Co. Complaint about the state of Grenfell Street. A (1846) 589, 675. L (1846) 336. BRYANT, Lewis. Correspondence as agent foi John White. A ( 1847) 591. N ( 1847) :258. 321

BRYANT, Lewis. Defective flour supplied by him. A (1847) 697. N. ( 1 84 7 ) 2 9 3 • I BRYANT, Matthew. Evidence on the death of James Villes. A (1849) 1056. BRYANT, Willia~. Seeks remission of fine. A (1847) 1505. BRYCE, David. Inquest on his death. A (1851) 1524. BRYDEN, John. Correspondence as Surgeon-Superintendent of the Mariner. A ( 1847) 1199, 1 205, 1273. 0 ( 1847) 136. BRYDEN, John. Appointed medical officer at Robe. A (1847) 1439, 14L~7. ~ 0 (1847) 206, 207, 211, 216.

BRYDEN,.John. Se~ks permission to build on Government land at Robe. A (1847) 1465. BRYDEN, John. Fails to take up duties as medical officer at Robe. p (1848) 123. BRYDEN, John. Medical certificate for John Mills. A ( 1 84 9) 9 5 5 • BRYMAN, Has completed contract for building part of the Yatala Labour Prison. Is engaged to re-roof the long ward room. A ( 1856) 1476. X Finance (1856) 128.· BUCCOMOLO, aboriginal. See Wallimaroo.

BUCEPHALUS~ immigrant ship. Miscellaneous references. A (1855J 3008, 3382. BUCEPHALUS, immigrant ship. Twenty four members of crew imprisoned for refusing duty. Their request for release refused. A (1855) 3584. w (1855) 881. BUCEPHALUS, immigrant ship. Complaints of crew about their treatment during voyage to South Australia. A (18.55) 3584. BUCEPHALUS, immigrant ship. Sheriff forwards petition of the crew of the Bucephalus, prisoners in the gaol. A (1856) 309. ~ x ( 1856) 57. BUCEPHALUS, immigrant ship. Sheriff forwards petition of J. Doyle and J. Thompson, sailors of the ship, Bucephalus. A ( 1856) 1119. · x (1856) 218. BUCHANAN, Martha. Admission to hospital. p (1848) 526. BUCHANAN, William. His school at Smithfield. A (1850) 734. 322

BUCHANAN, William. Appointed Postmaster at Gawler Plains. A (1851) 2291. s (1851) 457. BUCHANAN, William. Applies for the vacancy in the Audit Office. A (1852)' 2173. BUCHER, Thomas. Loss of his run in the hundred of Munno Para. A (1850) 608, 689. R ( 1850) 197.

BUCHSFELDE. For spelling of the name, ~ A (1851) 339. BUCHSFELDE. See also: Lutheran Church. BUCK, Robert. Tender accepted for supply of ships' ballast. E (1842) 333 (twice), 364. BUCK, Robert. Contractor for deepening the Bar of the Port 'River. A ( 1845) 1297. K ( 1845) 77, 86. M (1846) 148. N (1847) 76. A (1847) 243. BUCK, William. Seeks appointment as a keeper at Cape Willoughby Lighthouse. A (1850) 2337. BUCKLAND PARK. Description of stables, kennels, and a run with the hounds. S.A. April 27, 1849. 2C. BUCKLEY, John. Acquitted of a charge of assault. A (1849) 1310. BUCKLEY, Michael. Sheriff requests approval of appointment of Mr. Buckley as turnkey. A ( 1 856) 1 5 3. X Finance (1856) 141. BUCKLEY, Michael. Sheriff requests approval of appointment of Michael Buckley as a guard. A ( 1856) 1006. BUCKLEY, Michael. Promoted to turnkey vice Heaton, at Gaol. A ( 1 856) 1730. BUCKLEY, Robert. Concerned in an affray with natives in the South East. A (1845) 589. BUDD, John. Member of the Bible Christian Committee. A ( 1852) 158 ~ BUDD, Joseph. Convicted of rape. A ( 1 84S)) 11 89. BUDD, Joseph. Petition for his pardon. A (1846) 1196, 1388t. M (1846) 117, 154. BUDD, Joseph. Not to be transported. M (1846) 131. . . 323

BUDD, Joseph. Pardoned. O' ( 184 7) 92. BUDD, William. Inquest on his death. A (1852) 1561. BUDGEN, n.ichard. Appointed by the Willunga H.oad Board as surveyor for that district. A ( 1 850) 1 41 9. A (1851) 2446. s (1851) 512. BUDGEN, Richard. Seeks payment for his drawings of the proposed jetty at Port Willunga. A (1852) 3572. T ( 1852) 1062. BUDGEN, Richard. Appointed Surveyor of Main Roads. A (1853) 1336. u (1853) 428. BUDGEN, Richard. Resigns as Surveyor of Main Roads. A (1853) 2640. u (1853) 766. BUDGEN, William Frederick. Acquitted of a charge of larceny. A ( 1849) 1310. - BUFFALO, s)ip. Arrangements for landing passengers. B (1837 2. BUFFALO, ship. Anchored about three mil~s off the coast at Glene g. B (1837) 6. BUFFALO, ship. Difficulty in finding a satisfactory boat's crew. B (1837) 38. BUFFALO, s)iz. Affray between sailors and police. B (1837 . 2 (twice). _ BUFFALO, s)i4. Fittings to be removed. B (1837 6 (twice), 59, 97. BUFFALO, s)ip. Supply of water for her voyage to Sydney. B (1837 53, 54, 55 (twice), 90. BUFFALO, s~i,. Two cannonades to be landed. B (1837 7. BUFFALO, ship. Payment for work done on shore by the officers and men. B (1837) 84 (twice), 85. BUFFALO, ship. Attempts to bring her into the Port River in 1837. A (1847) 771. BhlFFALO, ship. See also: Marines from the Buffalo. BUICK, John. Appointment as shipwright and boat builder in the Harbour Department. A. ( 1851) 3735. s (1851) 794. 324

BUICK, John. Tenders for a whale boat for the Yatala. A (1852) 2044. T (1852), 694. BUICK, John. To build a whale boat for service on the Murray at Moorundee. A (1852) 2171, 2294. T (1852) 712, 736. BUICK, John. Resigns as shipwright and boat builder to the Harbour Department. A ( 1852) 2377. T (1852) 753. BUILDERS. - Wages. See, Wages - Builders. BUILDING. Notices served to those about to build to prevent encroachment on footpaths and roads. A (1846) 1480, 1545. M (1846) 192 (twice). BUILDING. Town Surveyor's duty as regards dangerously insecure buildings. A (1848) 286. - BUILDING. Defective ventilation, etc. in Adelaide. S.A. Feb. 9, 1849. 2D. - BUILDING. See also: Fires. Public buildings. Building materials. White Ants. Building societies. Fencing. BUILDING MATERIALS. Board to report on the wisdom of permitting further quarrying in the Park Lands. D ( 1838) 1 O. BUILDING MATERIALS. W.B. Jlays urges that he should select materials in ~ngland. A (1854) 58, 351~, 360. v ( 1854) 144. BUILDING MATERIALS. See also: Bricks. Timber. Slate. Building stone. Galvanised iron. Stone. BUILDING SOCIETIES. Draft Act prepared for their protection. A ( 1849) 1154. BUILDING SOCIETIES. Rapid growth in Adelaide. S.A. Sept. 18, 1849. 2B. BUILDING SOCIETIES. See also: Adelaide and Suburban Building Society. South Australian Building and Investment Society. Metropolitan Building Society. Sturt Land and Building Society. Port Adelaide Atlas Building Society. Town and country land and Building society. Port Adelaide and Albert Town Freehold Land and Building Society. East Torrens Building and Inves~ent Society. Mitcham Building and Investment Society. Union Land and Building Association. Salisbury Land Building and Investment Society. South Australian Temperance Freehold Land and Building Society. 325

BUILDING SOCIETIES. See also: Adelaide & Provincial Building Society. Tanunda Land, Building, & Investment Society. Hindmarsh Duilding Society. Glenelg, Brighton, & Adelaide Building Society. Port Adelaide Building & Investment Society. New Equitable Building Co. Walkerville Building Society. Burra Burra General Land and Building Co. Kapunda Buildinf Society. Penrice Building Society. Atlas Building and Investment Society. Gawler Town Duilding Society. Southern Building Society. Union BuildinR Society. Bowden Duildinf Society. North Adelaide Building Society. Clare l3uilding Society. West Adelaide Building Society. Stanley County Building Society. BUILDING STONE. Scarcity of good stone at Port Adelaide. Excellent specimens found on Yorke Peninsula. A (1851) 3041. s (1851) 625. BUILDING STONE. Quantities available at the Yatala Labor Prison quarry. Prices for various sizes. A (1854) 3197. v (1854) 959. BUILDING STONE. See also: Freestone. Limestone. BULGART, Rev. Frederick. Seeks Government grant for the Lutheran Church, Klemzig. s (1851) 23. I3ULL, Mrs. Her school at Gawler. A (1850) 529.

BULL, Ami tl Mrs. Correspondence about her whereabouts. A (1848 779. p (1848 62. BULL, Dr. George. Employed as a census collector. A (1845) 680, 1573. G (1845) 905. L (1845) 100. A (1846) 248. L (1846) 131, 207. BULL, Dr_ George. Begins to practise at Mt. Barker. S.A. March 21, 1845. 2A. BULL, Dr. George. Comments on the medical evidence given in the murder charge against Dr. ',\/right. Reg. April 2, 1845. 2B. Reg. April 9, 1845. 3C. Reg. April 23, 1845. 2E. BULL, Dr. George. Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent j of the China. A (1847) 1548, 1603. BULL, Dr. qeorge. Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent of the china. A (1848) 48, 247, 717, 995. p (1848) 7, 240, 317. 326

BULL, Dr. George. Plaintiff in an assault case. Reg~. Oct. 14, 1848. 4£. BULL, Dr. George. Challenges an enemy to a duel. S.A. March 6, 1849. 3C. Reg. March 7, 1849. 4A. S.A. March 9, 1849. 2F. Times March 12, 1849. 4B. BULL, Dr. George. His marriage. Aug-.-10, 1849. 3B. BULL, Dr. George. Correspondence about his fees as a medical witness in a court case. A ( 1850) 1796. A (1854) 2252. f{ (1850) 491. v (1854) 839. BULL, Dr. George. Appointed a Justice of the Peace. A ( 1 8 51 ) 1 004 • BULL, Dr. George. Animosity of H. Chambers. A (1851) 1075, 3936. A (1852) 262. s (1851) 209. T (1852) 22, 177. BULL, Dr. George. Asks that unsold land at Redruth be again offered for sale. A (1851) 1237. s (1851) 235. BULL, Dr. George. Most of his patients go to the goldf ields so he follows them~ Resigns his commission as Justice of the Peace. A (1852) 552. T (1852) 179. BULL, Dr. George. Quarrels with T.H. Mayne. A (1854) 2435. BULL, Jacob. Correspondence about his whereabouts. A ( 1 848 ) 77 9 • p ( 1848) 62. BULL, John. Attacked by natives near Lake Hawdon. A ( 1847) 14. BULL, John Wrathall. Member of a board appointed to report on quarrying, lime burning, and brick making in the Park Lands. D ( 1838) 10, 27. BULL, John Wrathall. Tender accepted for conveyance of mails to Port Adelaide and Glenelg. D (1839) 60. BULL, Johh Wrathall. Seeks redress against trespassing cattle. A (1842) 1033~, BULL, John Wrathall. His recommendation of G. Chisman. A (1854) 437. v (1854) 165. 327

BULL, Mary Laurence, Mrs •. In indigent circumstances. Proposed measures for relief. A (1846) 931. L (1846) 412. BULL, Mary Laurence, Mrs. Claims Sl.mdial erected by Capt. Bull at the Signal Station. A ( 1846) 932. L ( 1846) 41 2. BULL, Mary Laurence, Mrs. Opens a school. S.A. June 26, 184~1D. BULL, Mary Laurence, Mrs. Statistics of her school in Gouger Street. ~- A (1848) 521, 552, 634. p ( 1848) 161 ' 1 7 6 • BULL, Mary Laurence, Mrs. As the widow of a naval officer she appeals for Government assistance. A (1855) 92.

BULL, Ca~tain Nicholas Boys. Appointed Survey Commissary. D (18 9) 49. BULL, Ca4tain Nicholas Boys. Suspended from office. D (18 0) 208. BULL, Captain Nicholas Boys. Unauthorised engagement of a man to look after his horse. D (1840) 216. BULL, cagtain Nicholas Boys. Permitted to occupy a cottage. D (18 0) 343. BOLL, Captain Nicholas Boys. Occupation of the Signal Station as a residence. E 11841) 64. A 1843) 56. F 1843) 318 (twice). BULL, Captain Nicholas Boys. Employed in rigging the yard at the West Terrace Signal Station. F ( 1842) 120. BULL, Captain Nicholas Boys. In charge of repairs to the Si~nal Station. F (1843) 435. BULL, Captain Nicholas Boys. Instructions as Survey Commissary (1838). A (1844) 732. BULL, Captain Nicholas Boys. Circumstances surrounding his removal from office as Survey Commissary and his appointment as Protector of Park Lands in 1839. A (1844) 790. ~ H ( 1844) 11 3 • BULL, Captain Nicholas Boys. Seeks repair of his quarters at the Signal Station, West Terrace. A ( 184 5 ) 1 4 7 8 • L (1845) 73. BULL, Captain Nicholas Boys. Appointed.temporary signalman at the West Terrace Station. G (1845) 945, 948 (twice). 328

BULL, Captain Nicholas Boys. His conduct as Signal Officer attacked. Reg. Aug 6 1845. 2A. Reg. Oct. 4, 1845. 3A. Reg. Nov. 15f 1845. 2B. S. A. Nov. 21 , 1 84 5 . 3 D. Reg. Dec. 3, 1845. 2A. BULL, Caztain Nicholas Boys. His death. L (18 6) 308. S.A. May 8, 1846. 2C. BULL, Captain Nicholas Boys. Inquiry by his brothers about his death. A (1848) 1584. p ( 1848) 457. BULLAPARINGA. Postal arrangements. Post office established. A (1851) 92, 418. s (1851) 64, 102. BULLEN, James. Seeks remission of sentence. A ( 1849) 2268. Q (1849) 635. BULLEN, John. Inquest on his death. A (1851) 993. BULLEY, William G. His school at the Burra. A (1850) 2883. BULLIMORE, James. A constable on the Calphurnia. A (1849) 648-Q. BULLIMORE, James. Forwards a petition from Mintaro. A ( 185 3) 2892. u (1853) 840. BULLING, James. Convicted of robbery. A (1849) 708 (outsize). BULLION. See, Gold bullion. BULLION ACT, 1852. Establishment of an Assay Office opposed by the manager of the Union Bank. A ( 1852) 181 • BULLION ACT, 1852. G.S. Walters points out its deleterious effect on commerce. A (1852) 806, 825. T (1852) 249, 272. BULLION ACT, 1852. Petition from the Bank of Australasia urging its repeal or amendment. A (1852) 815~ (outsize), 846. T (1852) 251. BULLION ACT, 1852. R.R. Torrens censured for unauthorised correspondence with local banks. A (1852) 1091. T (1852) 330, 349. BULLION ACT, 1852. Bank of South Australia asks that bullion shall be legal tender for nine months after the expiration of the Act. A (18S2) 1900 (outsize). T (1852) 686. 329

BULLION ACT, 1852. A memorial urging the .extension of operative period. A (1852) 1908. T (1852) 611, 615, 686. BULLION ACT, 1852. Legal opinion sought. Can persons demand tokens for their gold at the banks? A (1852) 3385. T (1852) 1035. BULLOCK DRAYS. Cartage rates. D (1839) 52, 53. BULLOCK DRAYS. £1 ,000 worth purchased in Van Diemen's Land for the Government. D (1840) 257. BULLOCK DRAYS. Description of an accident to a driver. Ad. Exam. Feb. 11, 1843. 3C. BULLOCK DRAYS. Roads damaged by the use of trees as brakes. A (1848) 334. BULLOCK DRAYS. Danger from unguarded teams in City streets. Times Nov. 27, 1848. 2E. BULLOCK DRAYS. Government drays and bullocks to be sold and replaced by horses and carts. A (1849) 176, 369. · U (1849) 73, 104, 123 (twice). BULLOCKS. Arrangement with J.B. Ands. Hack for searching for lost Government bullocks. B ( 1837) 11 5. BULLOCKS. Correspondence with J. Hallet about the care of the Government.bullocks. B ( 1837) 1 06, 1 07, 11 5, 1 23. BULLOCKS. Arrangements with J.B. and S. Hack for the care of the Government bullocks. B (1837) 123, 146, 275, 278, 291, 296, 390. BULLOCKS. Time lost in searching for Government bullocks. A ( 1842) 185. · BULLOCKS. Still used by the Survey Department. A (1850) 1645, 1666. R (1850) 422, 426. BULLOCKS~ Need for reserving pasture land for bullocks used for hauling goods. A (1851) 627, 638, 754, 796, 805, 845, 1044, 1049, 1050, 1127, 1151 ' 1480, 2462. s (1851) 83, 137, 157, 166, 270, 294, 498. BULLOCKS. Supplementary grant of £100 to Survey Department for hire of bullocks. ~ A (1855) 1653. W Finance (1855) 69. BULLOCKS. Two old Survey bullocks to be replaced by two young working animals. A (1855) 3662. W Finance (1855) 216-217. 330

BULLOCKS. John Rose claims he did not buy two bullocks from Mr. Lennon, Clare Clerk of Court. A (1856) 488. x (1856) 5, 45, 46. BULLOCKS. Alfred Searle asks if Government will let or sell a dray and bullock team at Port Augusta. A (1856) 831. BULLOCKS. Surveyor General requests authority for sale of old and purchase of young bullocks. A (1856) 2865. X Finance (1856) 300. BULLOCKS. Surveyor General requests authority for purchase of an additional team of bullocks. A (1856) 2866. X Finance (1856) 300. BULLOCKS. Surveyor General requests approval for purchase of two bullocks. A (1856) 2942. X Finance (1856) 309. BULLS. See Cattle.

BUMPTON, George. Recommended as a weigher in the Customs Department. A (1852) 764. BUNCE, James. Opinion as a grand juryman on the Parkhurst boys. A (1843) 341. BUNCE, James. Negotiations for the purchase of the Burra Special Survey. A (1845) 685, 689, 692, 955. G (1845) 903, 906, 907~ BUNCE & THOMSON, merchants. Tender for purchase of flour. A (1842) 751. F (1852) 113 •. BUNCE & THOMSON, merchants. Expiration of contract for supply of rations and rice. A (1843) 396. BUNCE & THOMSON, merchants. Seeks abatement of port charges on the Palmi~ra. A (1843) 103 , 1046. G ( 1 84 3 ) 31 8. BUNCE & THOMSON, merchants. Re dishonoured bills. A ( 1 84 3) 1 079. G ( 1 84 3 ) 3 2 9 • ~ ( 1844) 202. '-' (1844) 551. ~ BUNCE & THOMSON, merchants. Tender accepted for supply of fl.our and sugar. F (1843) 298. BUNCE & THOMSON, merchants. Dissolution of partnership. A ( 1 846 ) 11 5 3 • M (1846) 75. S.A. Sept. 15, 1846. 2A. . 331

BUNCE BROTHERS & CO. Refused permission to encroach on the footpath of King William Street. A (1847) 1366, 1390. 0 .(1847) 173, 192. BUNCE BROTHERS & CO. Survey of eastern boundary of their n1n on the Murray. A ( 1848) 952. p (1848) 308. BUNCE BROTHERS & CO. Seek a licence for rectifying spirits. A (1850) 266, 416. BUNCE BROTHERS & CO. Forward an amended stock return. A (1850) 338. R ( 1850) 96. BUNCE BROTHERS & CO. Correspondence about a Bill for amending Distillation Act. A (1850) 530. R ( 1850) 1 26. BUNDALEER, district. Additional Justice of the Peace wanted. J\ ( 1846) 505. BUNDALEER, district. See also: Aborigines - Bundaleer district. BUNDEY, Harriet. Matron on the David Malcolm. . A ( 1 84 9 ) 6 84 • BUNDEY, Harriet. Hospital assistant and nurse·on the David Malcolm. A ( i 84 9 ) 7 21 • BUNDEY, J. Schoolmaster on the David Malcolm. A (1849) 721. BUNDY, Harriet. See Bundey. BUNGAREE. Trouble with natives. A (1842) 724. A (1843) 131, 182. A (1844) 496. F (1843) 367. BUNGAREE. Rationing of native constables. A i1842) 1 046. F 1842) 289 (twice). K 1842) 269. ·

BUNGAREE. Employment of native constable. E (1842) 788, 789. BUNGAREE. Blankets and clothing wanted for native constable. A (1843) 455. G (1843) G3. ~ BUNGAREE. Distribution of flour and blankets among the natives. A (1843) 1435. G ( 184 3) 431 (twice). A (1845) 633, 660. A ( 1846l 300. L (1846 230 (twice), 231. A (1847 286. 332

BUNGAREE. Duties of police. A ( 1844) 1403. BUNGAREE. Additional police protection needed. A (1845) 609. A ( 1 846 ) 461 • BUNGARRE. Police Barracks needed. A (1846) 70, 461. L (1846) 177 (twice).

BUNGAREE~ Police post transferred to Clare. A (1848) 1692 p.2. BUNGAREE. Postal arrangements. Miscellaneous references. K (1845) 86. L ( 1845) 15. L (1846) 346. M ( 1 846) 1 08. N ( 184 7) 146, 160, 172. A ( 1 84 5 ) 980 , 11 9 5 , 1 21 6 , 1 31 4 . A. (1846) 701, 1225, 134L~. A (1847) 302, 350, 396. A (1849) 2025. BUNGAREE. Postal arrangements. Discontinuance of expensive postal service. (Chambers' contract.) M ( 1846) 160. BUNGAREE district. Bench of Magistrates needed. A (1844)1 443. BUNKIN, John. Appointed Chief Clerk to the Collector of Customs. D ( 1839) 130. E (1842) 561. BUNKIN, John. Censured for closing the Customs House without authority. E ( 1841) 83. HUNKIN, John. Not to be dismissed from the Customs Department. E ( 1841 ) 150. BUNKIN, John. To be dismissed from the Customs Department. E (1842) 594 (twice). BUNKIN, John. Unsuccessful application for re-appointment in the Government service. A (1843) 751. BUNKIN, John. Seeks appointment at Kangaroo Island for the· prevention of smuggling. A (1844) 353. G ( 1844) 611 • BURCHELL; Thomas.* Inquest on his death. A (1853') 2625. * Age 2 yrs. 10 mths. BURDEN, Charles. Lessee of land in an aboriginal reserve. A ( 1856) 1797. BURDER, George, cooper. See Burdon. BURDETT, Eliza. Convicted of theft. Transported. A ('1'350( 1126, 1255. R (1850J 320. 333

BURDON, George. Recommended as cooper in the bonded warehouses. A (1842) 1036. F (1842) 280, 285. BUfi.FIELD, Robert. His request t0 have Section 3054 made. out in his name refused. A (1854) 3331. v ( 1854) 989. BURFIELD, Robert. Purchases land in Hundred of Apoinga and Stanley. Error in land grant to be rectified. A (1855) 3930. W Finance (1855) 242. BURFORD, Edward. Applies for a police boat at Port Adelaide. A ( 1846) 468. BURFORD, Edward. Appointment in Harbour Department. A (1847) 830. O , ( 1 847 ) 9 , 7 9 ( tw i c e ) , 80 • BURFORD, Edward. Rewarded for his capture of smugglers. A ( 1848) 528. p (1848) 227. BURFORD, Edward. His duties as clerk to the Harbour Master too onerous to permit of his also acting as clerk to the Police Commissioner's Court, Port Adelaide. A (1849) 123, 185. Q (1849) 47 (twice), 78. BURFORD, Edward. Seeks increase of salary as Harbour Master's clerk. · A (1849) 945. BURFORD, Edward. Sick leave from the Harbour bepartment. A (1851) 636. BURFORD, Edward. His death. A (1851) 1504. BURFORD, Evan. Elected as a Commissioner for the Hundred of Port Adelaide. A (1852) 7. BURFORD, W.H. Long letter about the Adelaide City Corporation and its powers. Ad. Exam. Oct. 1, 1842. 4C. Ad. Exam. Oct. 5, 1842. 2C. BURFORD, W.H. Account for glazing. F ( 1 84 3) 41 0. BURFORD, W,H, Sale of his candle and soap factory. His intention to recommence business. Reg. March 2, 1844. 3B. $ BURFORD, W.H. Manufactures candles. Reg. June 30, 1847. 1B. BURFORD, W~H. Offers to supply the best, cheapest and cleanest "manure" for use at Government House. A ( 1854) 3685. v (1854) 1098. 334

BURGAN, Thomas S. His school in Hobson's Place. A ( 1 84 9 ) 1 04 5 • BURGAN, Thomas S. Transfer of section 61 in the Hutt Survey. A ( 1850) 1 227. r( (1850) 324. BURGESS, E. Tender accepted for the supply of hay. E ( 1842) 71 5. BURGESS, Eliza. Employed as a laundress. M ( 1 846 ) 1 82 . BURGESS, George. Requesting return of immigration deposit. A ( 1 856 ) 517. BURGESS, Honour, Mrs. Matron on the Princess Royal. A (1847) 332 pp:-:), 5. BURGH, Eliza. A passenger to South Australia on the William Money. A (1849) 15. BURGLARIES. Prevalence in Adelaide. A (1848) 1692 p.5. S.A. May 11, 1849. 2C. BURGLARIES. A brutal case. Times March 19, 1849. 3G. BURGLARIES. Gang broken up. Reg. July 18, 1849. 3A. BURGLARIES. William Edwards' confession. A ( 1850) 1086. R (1850) 307 (twice)~

BURGLARIES. See also: Receivers of ~tolen goods. BURGON, Employment at Wellington. E ( 1 841 ) 196. BURGON, John Alfred. Reports lack of ventilation in police cell at Robe. A (1849) 600. BURGON, John Alfred. Protests against his dismissal from the Mounted Police Force. A ( 1850) 278. R (1850) 98. BURGON, Dr. Joseph. Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent of the Poictiers. A ( 1848) 1787. p (1848) 591. BURIALS. Correspondence about the refusal of the Rev. E. Bayfield to officiAte in certain cases at the Alberton cemeteny. A ( 1849) 1 991 • Q (1849) 547, 571. BURIALS. Religious services at burials in public cemeteries not obligatory. A (1855) 3904. w (1855) 895. 335

BURIALS. Arrangements for Government funerals (at West Terrace) to be in hands of the officiating minister, sexton, and contractor. A (1855) 3931. BURIALS. See also: Cemeteries. Prices - Burials. Deaths. State funerals.

BURKE, Henry. Inquest on his death. A (1851) 205. BURKE, John. Criminal charge abandoned. A (1849) 1310. BURKE, John. Transported to Van Diemen's Land. A (1849) 1834~, 1835. Q (1849) 520. BURKE, John. Convicted of theft. A (1849) 1908 p.1. BURKE, Mat. Gratuity for serving as constable while the survivors of the Marion were lodged at the Government Location. A (1851) 2474. s (1851) 491 •. BURKE, William. Convicted of a criminal charge. To be transported. A ( 18 50) 27 87. R ( 1850) 687. BURLEY, Richard. Appointed to the Police Force. A ( 1850) 1913. BURLEY, Temporary bailiff at Port Adelaide Local Court. A (1852) 3187. BURLS, J. With W.J. Burls, is a lessee of land in an aboriginal reserve. A ( 1856) 1797. BURLS, W.J. With J. Burls, is a lessee of land in an aboriginal reserve. A ( 1856) 1797. BURN, Richard. A lunatic in the Asylum. A ( 1 848) 1 099 • p (1848) 348, 349. BURN, Richard. His death. A ( 1848) 1370. BURNARD, Robert. Suggests amendment of the Education Act. A (1849) 1521, 1593. ~ ( 1849) 465. - BURNET, Charles. Applications for occupation licence near the Rocky River. A (1846) 439 (outsize). A (1847) 731, p.3. BURNET, James. A patient in the Hospital. A ( 1848) 988. . p (1848) 309, 313. . 336

BURNETT, Rev. Arthur Bernard. Correspondence about a church, etc. to be erected at Willunga. A (1848) 239, 284, 344!, 429, 529, 532, 556. P (1848) 90, 98, 131, 132 (twice), 152, 188, 191. BURNETT, Rev. Arthur Bernard. Minister of St. Stephen's Church-;-willunga. A (1849) 1456. A (1851) 1761. BURNETT, Rev. Arthur Bernard. His views on state aid to religion. A (1851) 440. BURNETT, Rev. Arthur Bernard. Reports that a road being marked--OU:t at Willunga encroaches on glebe land. A (1851) 1913. s (1851) 548. BURNETT, Rev. Edward H. Forwards a petition urging the need for a public cemetery at Mitcham. A (1853) 1517 (outsize Gr. 2). u (1853) 539. BURNETT, Rev. Edward H. Seeks permission to remove limestone from Government Reserve, Brownhill Creek for St. Michael's Church. A (1853) 2999 (missing). u (1853) 885. BURNETT, Hannah. Requesting the return of immigration deposit. A (1856) 1398. x (1856) 265. BURNETT, Harinah. Requesting her nominees for emigration to be sent out. A (1856) 1470. x· (1856) 278. BURNISTON, John. His school at Gawler. A ( 1 850) 1668. BURNS, , constable. EuloRised by the Police Commissioner. A (1854) 1161. BURNS, Andrew. Appointed wardsman at the Adelaide Hospital. A ( 1 85 0) 706. R (1850) 199. BURNS, Andrew. Dismissed as wardsman at the Adelai.de Hospital. A (1850) 1359. ' BURNS, Andrew. Engaged as cook at the Hospital. s (1851) 794. BURNS, Andrew. His misconduct results in instant dismissal as cook at the Adelaide Hospital. A >1852) 982. T \1852~ 321. BURNS, Ellen. Colonial Surgeon requests authority for removal of Ellen Burns from the gaol to the Lunatic Asylum. A (1856) 287. x (1856) 44. BURNS, James. Inquest on his death. A ( 1854) 604. 337

BURNS, John. Tried in Supreme Court. A ( 1856) 544. BURNS, John. Sheriff forwards a report of the escape of John Burns, a lunatic, from the gaol. A (1856) 29534 BURNS, Peter. Seeks admission to the Hospital. A (18li6) 936. L (1846) 405. BURNS, Robert. Purchase of portion of section 6149. G (1845) 918. . BURNS, Sarah. Husband and friends seek mitigation of her sentence. A ( 185 5 ) 1 97 2 , 1 97 3 , 2 21 6 • w (1855) 475, 503. BURNS, Sarah. Her request for remission of sentence refused. x ( 1856) 48. BURNS, Sarah. Remainder of her sentence remitted. A ( 1856) 286. A (1856) 1074. x ( 1 856) 1 88. BURNS, William. To be transported to Sydney. D (1839) 189 (twice) BURNSIDE, district. Saw mill on First Creek (section 269) for sale. S.A. Aug. 25, 1840. 2D. BURNSIDE, district. See also: Stonyfell. BURNSIDE, district. Name lists. Petition from residents. A (1856) 1840. BURNSIDE, town. Subdivisional sale. 'I'imes Aug;-27, 1849. 2E. S.A. Aug. 28, 1849. 3D. BURNSIDE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Chairman forwards application for grant to meet preliminary expenses. A (1856) 2767. x (1856) 508. BURNSIDE DISTRICT COUNCIL. Clerk requests grant equal to private subscription for purchase of private road. A (1856) 2860. X Finance (1856) 304. BURR, C.W. Irregularity in writing direct to the Colonial Secretary. D ( 1840) 340. BURR, C.W. No vacancy in the Civil Service. ~ E (1842) 450. BURR, Thomas. Discovery of good country north of Crystal Brook. Reg. Oct. 29, 1842. 2A. Ad. Exam. Oct. 29, 1842. 3B. BURR, Thomas. Lecture on the physical geography of Australia. S.A .. Dec. 20~ 1842. 3A. S. A. Jan. 17, 184 3. 2B.

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BURR, Thomas. His views on Government policy with regard to the encouragement of mining. A ( 184 3) 14 34. BURR, Thomas. Reduction of salary. F (1843) 291. BURR, Thomas. Diary of an expedition to the South Eastern district. A ( 1 844) 648~. H (1844) 45. BURR, Thomas. His offer to accompany Captain Sturt on his expedition to Central Australia declined. A (1844) 666, 713. H (1844) 56, 93. BURR, Thomas. Accompanies Governor Grey to the South East. G ( 1844) 598. BURR, Thomas. Report on Governor Grey's visit to the South East. S.A. June 18, 1844. 2D, 3B. BURR, Thomas. Visits the Coorong in 1842. S.A. June 18, 1844. 3D, 4D (entries for Apr. 23 and May 16). BURR, Thomas. Seeks permission to use a still for chemical experiments. A (1845) 486. BURR, Thomas. Remarks on the geology and mine~alogy of South Australia. S.A. May 15, 1846. 3A, 3C.

BURR, Thomas. His work as Deputy Surveyor-G~neral. A (1847) 402~ p.14. BURR, Thomas. Application for an increase of salary. A (1847) 503, 899. BURR, Thomas. Resignation as Deputy Surveyor-General. Governor's eulogy. A (1847) 1287. 0 ( 1 84 7 ) 146 • BURR, Thomas. Visit to Port Lincoln. N (1847) 3, 23. BURR, Thomas. Copies of his report on the geology etc. of South Australia distributed in England. N (1847) 217. · BURR, Thomas. Resignation from the Government service. Accepts employment under the South Australian Mining Association. Reg. Sept. 1, 1847. 2E. - BURR, Thomas. Correspondence about coroners' duties. A (184B) 257, 309, 346. p (1848) 93, 135. BURR, Thomas. Proposed appoin~ment as Acting Surveyor General. p ( 1 848) 480. A (1849) 415. Q ( 1 84 9 ) 1 3 7 • 339

BURR, Thomas. Discharged by the directors of the South Australian Mining Association. S.A. Sept. 19, 1848. 2B. BURR, Thomas. Law-suit with the South Australian Mining Association. S.A. Nov. 3, 1848. 2B. Times Nov. 6, 1848. 2C, 2D. S.A. Nov. 7, 1848. 2D, 3C. Times Nov. 13, 1848. 2F. Times Nov. 20, 1848. 4C. S.A. Nov. 21, 1848. 4A. Reg. Nov. 4, 1848. 3A. Reg. Nov. 8, 1848. 2D, 3B. Reg. Nov. 15, 1848. 4A. Reg. Nov. 18, 1848. 2E.

BURR, Thomas. Claim on behalf of D. McTaggart. A (1849) 1770, 1925. Q (1849) 534. BURR, Thomas. Correspondence as agent for Wm. Gard. A ( 1849) 1949. BURR, Thomas. Correspondence as agent for H. Knuckey. A i1849) 2081, 2200, 2295. A 1851) 1094. Q 1849) 613. BURR, Thomas. Correspondence on behalf of the Adelaide Water Company. A (1849) 2224. Q (1849) 621. BURR, Thomas. Recommends o. Hopper for admission to the Hospital. Q ( 1849) 41. BURR, Thomas. Advertisement as surveyor etc. Reg. Aug. 25, 1849. 1E. BURR, Thomas. Lecture on the principles of geology. Times Oct. 29, 1849. 1A. S.A. Oct. 30, 1849. 2F. Times Nov. 1 , 1849. 3C. S.A. Nov. 2, 1849. 2F. BURR, Thomas. Seeks transfer of sections as agent foi Mrs. Leworthy. A (1850) 55. BURR, Thomas. Census return. A (1851) 142. BURR, Thomas. See also: Burr & Sinnett, surveyors. Bl{RR & SINNETT, surveyors. Correspondence about a road near Truro. A (1850) 409. R ( 1850) 184. BURR & SINNETT, surveyors. Lay out the township of Truro. A (1850) 409. BURRA, district. Description of the Sod Hut hotel. Reg. Nov. 28, 1846. 4A. 340

BURRA, district. William_ Lang's instructions as Commissioner of Police and Police Magistrate. 0 ( 1847) 14. BURRA, district. Prevalence of horse and cattle stealing. Reg. Oct. 6, 1847. 2D. Reg. Oct. 16, 1847. 2E. BURRA, district. Additional police protection sought. A ( 1848) 186. A (1849) 1903, 1924. Q (1849) 546 (twice), 547, 552. BURRA, district. No facilities for registration of births, etc. A ( 1 848) 51 0. p ( 1848) 178. BURRA, district. Unlicensed cutting of timber. A . l1 848 ) 53 7 • p 1848) 203. A 1849) 121. BlJl1HA, district. Mineralogical reports on various sections. A ( 1848) 1178. BURRA, district. Memorial signed by about 250 residents. A (1849) 1903. BURRA, district. Proposed railway to Port Adelaide. Q (1849) 477, 640. A (1850) 1972. BURRA, district. More police needed. Reg. June 13, 1849. 2D. Times Oct. 22, 1849. 3E (twice). Reg. Oct. 24, 1849. 3E (twice). BURRA, district. Kangaroo hunt. S.A. Aug. 21, 1849. 2C. BURRA, district. Petition from about 100 Germans asking to be naturalised at the Burra. A (1851) ·840, 1035. s (1851) 202. BURRA, district. Petition, signed by about 60 residents, against the reinstatement of Wm. Lang as Resident Magistrate. A ( 1851) 2149.

BURRA, district. Ownerless dogs a great nuisance. l~xtension of the Dog and Nuisance Act requested. A (1853). 79. u (1853) 73. RURRA, district. Alleged discovery of gold in the district at Bla~k Springs. A (1854) 141, 349. BURRA, district. Land grant (copy) for Section 1 (10,000 acres) in favour of W. Allen and S. Stocks, Jr. A (1855) 1938 (outsize) 341

BURRA, district. Surveyor General reports the need for repair of a well between Burra and the North West Bend of the Murray. A (1856) 3135. x ( 1856) 585. OURRA, district. Name lists. List of Electors. Jurors (inquest A (1853) 1665. A (1855) 2755. BURRA, district. Name lists. Petition from settlers. A (1856) 2172. BURRA, district. See also: Coroner.

BURRA, town. Proposed name of Truro abandoned for Coalinga. Reg. April 1, 1846. 2C. BURRA, town. Visited by Governor Robe. S.A./'ijiril 3, 1846. 2E. Reg. April 4, 1846. 2E. S.A. April 1 4 , 1 846 • 3C • Reg. April 15, 1846. 3A. BURRA, town. Weekly passenger service with Adelaide. Reg.~il 25, 1846. 3C. BURRA, town. Progress. S.A. Aug. 4, 1846. 20. Reg. Aug. 22, 1849. 3A. BURRA, town. Description of the hotel. Reg. Nov. 28, 1846. 4A. BURRA, town. Description. Reg. Nov. 28, 1 846. 4C • , S.A. Dec. 17, 1847. 3B. S.A. June 13, 1848. 3C. BUHRA, town. Need for a Court of Requests. A (1847} 1364. 0 ( 1 847 ) 1 81 • BURRA, town. S.T. Gill's drawings. Reg. Aug. 14, 1847. 3C. BURRA, town. W.G. Nicholls' passenger conveyance does the journey in one day. Reg. Oct. 30, 1847. 4C. BURRA, town. Various improvements suggested by Resident Maristrate. A 1848) 294. p 1848) 108. BURRA, town. Suggested establishment of a gaol. A (184'8)" 423. ~ p ( 1 848 ) 1 5 2 • BURRA, town. Irregularities at Coroner's inquests. A (182+8} 487. p ( 1848) 178. - 342

BURRA, town. Anglican services conducted by the Rev. J.C. Barshaw. A 1848l 531. p. 1848 192,.221, 303. A 1849 1898~. BURRA, town. Proposed pound. A ( 1848) 667. p (1848) 226. BURRA, town. Methodist services. A ( 1848) 997. BURRA, town. Suggested Government town. A (1848} 1617. BURRA, town. Site acquired for Court House and cells. P (1848) 4, 73 (twice). BURRA, town. Appointment of a Deputy Regi~trar of Births, etc.-- p (1848) 95. BURRA, town. Donations for a church. S.A. Jan. 14, 1848. 3C. BURRA, town. Holiday sports (pig-chasing, wrestling, etc.). S.A. March 14, 1848. 3C. BURRA, town. First Sunday School festival. Reg. May 6, 1848. 3C. BURRA, town. Description of homes cut in the banks of the Burra Creek. Their inhabitants flooded out. Reg. June 21, 1848. 2E. BURRA, town. Many deaths from fever. Town cut off from supplies by impassable roads. Church developments. Reg. June 21, 1848. 2E. BURRA, town. Alleged excessive issue of paper money by traders. Reg. June 28, 1848. 4C. s·.A. June 30, 1848. 3B. BURRA, town. Run held by the Burra Hunting Club. Reg.ltU"g. 9, 1848. 3B. BURRA, town. Temperance meetings. Reg. Aug. 9, 1848. 2C. Reg. Aug. 191 1848. 2E. Reg. March 14, 1849. 3A. Reg. July 4, 1849. 3A. BURRA, town. Weekly conveyance to Adelaide. S. A. Aug. 11 , 1848. 1 A. BURRA, town. Court House needed. S.A. S~pt. 22, 1848. 2B. Reg. May 19, 1849. 4D. BURRA, town. Race meetings. S.A. Oct., 31, 1848. 2D. Reg~ Nov. 25, 1848. 3E. Reg. Jan. 3 , 1 84 9 • 3C • - BURRA, town. Boxing matches. Reg. Nov. 25, 1848. 3E. S.A. Aug. 21, 1849. 2C. 343

BURRA, town. Formation of town of Redruth opposed by the proprietors of the Bon Accord Mine. A (1849) 48, 157, 195. w (1849) 22, 5~, 157. BURRA, town. G.W. Cotton's school. A (18Ii-9)" 1434. Q (1849) 387. BURRA, town. Sale of allotments at Redruth. A (1'87+9} 1650, 1968, 2316. Q (1849) 457, 608 (3 times). BURRA, town. William Richards' school. A (18Ii-9)" 1688. BURRA, towo. Presence of "disgusting filth and nuisances".· A (18Ii-9)" 1883~ p.8. BURRA, town. Proposed savings bank. A l18Ii-9)" 2126. Q 1849) 618. A 1850) 1213. · BURRA, town. Visible improvement in society. Reg. Jan. 3, 1849. 3C. BURRA, town. Erection of churches. Reg.· Jan. 1 O, 1849. 4A. BlJRRA, town. Allotments for sale at Aberdeen. Reg. Jan. 1\3, 1849. 2B. S.A. Sept. 7, 1849. 3C. S.A. Sept. 10, 1849. 2A. Reg. Sept. 19, 1849. 2B. S.A. Sept. 25, 1849. 2E. BURRA, town. Entertainment by Lindon and Webster. Reg. June 6, 1849. 2E. BURRA, town. Current happenings. Times June 11, 1849. 3F. Times June 25, 1849. 3E. BURRA, town. Sales of allotments at Redruth. S.A.--"JU!y 24, 1849. 2F. Reg. Aug. 1 1 1849. 2D. S.A. Sept. 4, 1849. 2D. S.A. Sept. 7, 1849. 3A. Reg. Sept. 1, 1849. 30. Reg. Sept. 5, 1849. 2D. Time~ Sept. 10, 1849. 3G. Reg. Dec. 15, 1849. 2D. S.A. Dec. 18, 1849. 2E.

B~RRA, town. Lack of housing. Occupation of holes in the banks of the creeks. Insanitary slaughterhouses, etc. Reg. Sept. 22, 1849. 3E. BURRA, town. Third hotel opened, with free drinks and fights. Times Oct. 15, 1849. 3B. · BURRA, town. Services held in a school building by the Rev.-Y:-Pollitt. A (1850) 588, 692. 344

BURRA, town. James Houghton's school. A (1850) 969. BURRA, town. Lack of police protection. A (1855} 1213. BURRA, town. J.F. Leith'~ school. A (1850)" 1319. BURRA, town. Mrs. E. Houghton's school. A ( 1'850} 1 44 3 • BURRA, town. Harriet Wheeler's school. A ( 1 8 5 O ) 1 5 84 • BURRA, town. Memorial asking for the establishment of a local court. A (1850) 2733. R ( 1850) 707. BURRA, town. W.G. Bulley's school. A (1850) 2883. BURRA, town. Plan showing hotels and public buildings. A (185f} 1446. BURRA, town. Public hospital badly needed. A (1851) 2393, 2512. BURRA, town. Police station (at Redruth) to be be proclaimed a ~aOI:- A \1851) 2694, 2782, 2866, 2867, 3237. s (1851) 545. BURRA, town. Memorial asking that a special magistrate be appointed to preside at the Local Court. A (1851) 2770. s (1851) 553, 794. BURRA, town. Correspondence about proposed hospital. A (185f} 3213~, 3870, 3949. s (1851) 715. T (1852) 56. BURRA, town. Correspondence about tram, rail and wooden roadtOPort Wakefield. A (1853) 1145. u (1853) 423. BURRA, town~ "Full of public houses". Miners assemble in bi! gan s. More police needed. A 1854 3232. v 18541 1087. BURRA, town. Request for medical attention for paupers and police:- A (1854) 3771 (outsize Gr.3). A ( 1854) 1122. ~ BURRA, town. Town plan (portion) as at Apr. 19, 1848. A (1855)" 1938 (outsize). BURRA, town. Resignation of D. MacNamara as poundkeeper. A (1855) 3351. w (1855) 801. BURRA, !own. Damage by floods. Obs. May 2, 1857. 3C. 345

BURRA, town. Postal arrangements. Miscellaneous references. A (1"84'5) 701, 1225. A (1847) 350, 1572. A ( 1848) 17. A (1849) 56, 230, 261, 577, ~025. A (1850) 286. L 11846l 346. M 1846 108. N 1847 160. Q 11849) 23, 84, 85, 184. A 1848) 1833, 1890. A 1850) 365, 508, 514, 631. p 11848) 611, 612. R 1850) 90, 133, 159, 181, 182. s 1851) 28. BURRA, town. Postal arrangements. Discontinuance of expensive service. (Chambers' contract.) M (1846) 160. BURRA, town. Postal arrangements. F.T.H. Brady appointed Postmaster. 0 (1847) 254, 255 (twice), 256. A (1848) 17, 365. p ( 1848) 129. BURRA, town. Postal arrangements. Alleged misconduct by Postmaster 1 (F.T.H. Brady). A (1848) 1406, 1466. p (1848) 520. A (1849) 86, 175, 252, 550, 550L Q (1849) 80, 82. BURRA, town. Postal arrangements. Warrant issued for arrest of Postmaster Brady. A ( 1849) 18. Q (1849) 6 (3 times). BURRA, town. Postal arrangements. Trial of Postmaster, (F.T~Brady) for theft. Times Jan. 22, 1849. 2F. S.A. Jan. 23, 1849. 2C. BURRA, town. Postal arrangements. Incortvenience caused by the Postmaster also acting as Resident Magistrate's clerk. Reg. Aug. 29, 1849. 2D. BURRA, town. Postal arrangements. Entire mail guard of 3 men, resigns. A (1852) 318. BURRA, town. Postal arrangements. Establishment of a post office at Redruth not favoured by Postmaster General. A (1855) 3752. BURRA, town. Postal arrangements. See also: Post Office, Burra.- BURRA, town. See also: Burra Mine. Police Station. Resident Magistrate's Court. Local Court. Kooringa Parochial School. Roads - Port Wakefield to Burra. Wesleyan Church, Burra. Wesleyan Church, Redruth. Lutheran Church, Hedruth. St. Mary's Church (C.of E.). St. Saviour's Church, Redruth. Gaol, Burra. Hospital, Burra. 346

BURRA GENERAL LJ\ND AND BUILDING COMPANY. l-1.ules forwarded for approval. A (1856) 566. BURRA HOSPITAL. See, Hospital, Burra. BURRA INSTITUTE. D.J.H. Robertson requests Government assistance to the Burra Burra Institute. A (1856) 2430. - BURRA MINE. Discovery of copper. S.A. June 20, 1845. 3C. Reg. June 25, 1845. 3C. Reg. July 2, 1845. 3A. S.A. July 29, 1845. 2D. Reg. July 30, 1845. 3E. S . A . Aug • 5 , 1 84 5 • 2 D. S.A. Aug. 15, 1845. 3E. s.A. Sept. 2, 1845. 3D. BURRA MINE. Miscellaneous references. Reg. Aug. 20, 1845. 3D. S.A. Aug. 22, 1845. 3A. S.A. Aug. 26, 1845. 2B. S.A. Sept. 30, 1845. 3B. S.A. Oct. 3, 1845. 2E. S.A. Oct. 10, 1845. 2A (twice). S.A. Oct. 17, 1845. 3A. S.A. Oct. 21, 1845. 3D (twice). Reg. Oct. 11, 1845. 2A. Heg. Nov. 5, 1845. 3A. S. /\. Nov. 14, 1845. 3D. Reg. Nov. 15, 1845. 2D. S.A. Nov. 18, 1845. 3B. S • A • N ov • 21 , 1 84 5 . 3C • R.eg. Dec. 10, 1845. 2E. S.A. Dec. 12, 1845. 3B. Reg. Dec. 24, 1845. 2B. S.A. Dec. 23, 1845. 3C. S.A. Jan. 9, 1846. 2A. Reg. Jan. 21, 1846. 2E. Reg. Jan. 28, 1846. 2D. S.A. Jan. 30, 1846. 3D. S.A. Feb. 6, 1846. 2B (twice). s.A. Feb. 17, 1846. 2C. S.A. Feb. 24, 1846. 2B. Reg. Feb. 25, 1846. 1B. S.A. March 20, 1846. 3C. S.A. March 31, 1846. 3A. R~g. March 11, 1846. 20. Reg. March 21, 1846. 2C. RPg. April 1, 1846. 2D. Reg. M~y 13, 1846. 2E. Reg. June 10, 1846. 4E. s.A. July 7, 1846. 3A. S.A. July 31, 1846. 3B. S. A. Aug. 18, 1846. 3C. Reg. Aug. 19, 1846. 2E. 347

BURRA MINE. Miscellaneous references. S.A. Sept. 1, 1846. 3B. S.A. Oct. 16, 1846. 6C. S.A. Oct. 23, 1846. 4D. S.A. Oct. 27, 1846. 6D. li.eg. Oct. 17, 1846. 3B. Reg. Dec. 9, 1846. 2E. S . A. Jan • 8, 1 84 7 • 4 D• S. J\ • Jan. 1 2, 1847. 2C • S.A. Feb. 9, 1847. 5c. Reg. March 17, 1847. 3E. Reg. March 27, 1847. 2D. S.A. April 30, 1847. 3D. Reg. April 17, 1847. 3E. Reg. May 15, 1847. 3C. S.A. June 29, 1847. 3B. S.A. July 6, 1847. 313./ Reg. July 21, 1847. 2C. S.A. Aug. 6, 1847. Supp. S.A. Aug. 24, 1847. 2F. S.A. Aug. 31, 1847. 2F. Reg. Aug. 4, 1847. 2E. S.A. Sept. 10, 1847. 2A. S.A. Sept. 24, 1847. 20. s.A. Oct. 5, 1847. 3A. Reg. Oct. 6, 1847. 2D. Reg. Oct. 13, 184 7. 2C. Reg. Oct. 16, 1847. 1C. Reg. Oct. 23, 1847. 2A (twice). S.A. Nov. 2, 1847. 3D. S. A. Nov. 5, 1847. 3C. S.A. Nov. 9, 1847. 2F, 3F. S. A. Nov. 12, 1847. 3B. S.A. Nov. 23, 1847. 3D. S.A. Nov. 26, 1847. 3A. S.A'. Nov. 30, 1847. 3F. ~.A. Dec. 3 , 1847. 3C • S. A. Dec. 14, 184 7. 2C. S.A. Dec. 28, 1847. 2F. Reg. Dec. 29, 1847. 2C. S.A. Jan. 25, 1848. 2B. S.A. Feb. 11, 1848. 1C. S.A. Feb. 22, 1848. 2E. Reg. March 29, 1848. 2C. s.A. April 4, 1848. 3D. S.A. April 7, 1848. 3B. Reg. June 28, 1848. 3D. S.A. July 7, 1848. 2C. S.A. Aug. 25, 1848. 3C. S.A. Sept. 1, 1848. 3D. S.A. Sept. 8, 1848. 3D. ~ Reg. Sept. 9, 1848. 2D. · Reg. Sept. 27, 1848. 3D. S. A. Oct. 17, 1848. 1 A. Times Oct. 16, 1848. 2c. Times Oct. 23, 1848. 1B (5 times) S.A. Oct. 27, 1848. 2D, 2F. Reg. Oct. 4, 1848. 3E. Reg. Oct. 11, 1848. 1C, 2D. Times Oct. 30, 1848. 2C. 348

BURRA MINE. Miscellaneous references. S. A. Nov. 3, 1848. 1 A. Times Nov. 6, 1848. 4A. Times Nov. 13, 1848. 2D (twice). Times Nov. 20, 1848. 2B. S.A .. Nov. 24, 1848. 38. Times Nov. 27, 1848. 2C. Times Dec. 4, 1848. 2C. S,A, Dec. 8, 1848. 2F. Times Dec. 18, 1848. 3E. S.A. Dec. 19, 1848. 3B (twice). S, A, Dec. 22, 1848. 1 B. S.A. Dec. 26, 1848. 1B. Reg. Dec. 6, 1848. 4A. S.A. ,Jan. 2, 1849. 1E (twice). Times Jan. 8, 1849. 3G. S,A. Jan. 9, 1849. 3B, 3C. Times Jan. 15, 1849. 3C (twice). S.A. Jan. 23, 1849. 1A (twice). S. A. Feb. 2, 1849. 2C. Times Feb. 5, 1849. 3C (twice). S.A. Feb. 6, 1849. 1E (twice. S.A. Feb. 20, 1849. 2D (twice). S.A. March 20, 1849. 1A. Times March 19, 1849. 3F. Times April 2, 1849. 3G. S.A. April 3, 1849. 2C. Times April 16, 1849. 3A. S.A~ May 15, 1849. 2C. S.A. May 22, 1849. 3B. Times June 11, 1849. 3E. S,A. June 19, 1849. 2D, 3C. S.A. June 22, 1849. 1B. Times July 9, 1849. 2D (3 times). S.A. July 10, 1849. 2B, 3C (twice). S,A. July 17, 1849. 3A. S.A. July 24, 1849. 1D. S.A. July 31, 1849. 1D (twice)2E. S.A. Sept. 7, 1849. 1A. Times Sept. 10, 1849. 1D (4 times). S.A. Sept. 11, 1849. 1E (thrice). S. A. Sept. 14, 1849. 1 D. S.A. Sept. 18, 1849. 1B (twice). S.A. Sept. 28, 1849. 1A. Reg. Oct. 17, 1849. 3C. S.A. Nov. 2, 1849. 1A. S.A. Nov. 13, 1849. 3B. Times Dec. 24, 1849. 2F. BURRA MINE. Farmers cart copper to Port Adelaide. S.A. Nov. 4, 18450 3C. BURRA MIN~. Proprietors ask that miners be brought to South Australia as assisted immigrants. A (1846) 77, 194. L ( 1846) 136, 174, 186. 349

BURRA MINE. Descriptions. S.A. April 3, 1846. 2E. Reg. Nov. 28, 1846. 4A. Reg. June 9, 1847. 2A~ S.A. Dec. 17, 1847. 3B. BURRA MINE. General Superintendent to be appointed. S. A. Dec. 11 , 1846. 3C. BUERA MINE. Proprietors ask that miners be brought ••• as ..• immigrants. N ( 1847) 1 5, 189. BUfi.RA MINE. Mr. C::hipman appointed Superintendent. Reg. Jan. 6, 1847. 3A. S.A. Jan. 8, 1847• 6A. BURRA MINE. Alleged defective timbering. S.A. June 8, 1847. 2D. S.A. June 11, 1847. 3D. BURRA MINE. S.T. Gill's drawings. Reg. Aug. 14, 1847. 3C. BURRA MINE. Suggested reward for its discoverer (Picket). l=teg. Oct. 13, 1847. 3D (twice). Reg. Aug. 2, 1848. 4E. Reg. Aug. 12, 1848. 2A. BURRA MINE. Report by the Commissioner of Crown Lands. A (1848) 65 p.11. BURRA MINE. Speculation in shares causes monetary crisis. S.A. March 17, 1848. 2B. BURRA MINE. Short comments on the affai~s of the mine frequently appear in the share market and mining columns in the South Australian Register, beginning 28/6/48. BURRA MINE. John James' suggestions to the directors. Reg. Sept. 23, 1848. 4C. BURRA MINE. Dissatisfaction of miners at reduction of wages. S . A. Oct • 3 , 1 848. 2 F • S.A. Oct. 10, 1848. 3A. S.A. Oct. 31, 1848. 2D. Reg. Oct. 4, 1848. 3C. Reg. Oct. 7 1848. 2B. Reg. Oct. 14,1 1848. 4A. Reg. Oct. 18, 1848. 2C. Reg. Oct. 28, 1848. 4D. S.A .. Nov. 14, 1848. 3A. Reg. Nov. 4, 1848. 2B. BURRA MINE. Applications invited for the position of superintendent. ~ S.A. Oct. 3, 1848. 3B. BURRA MINE. Scale of wages. S.A. Oct. 6, 1848. 2F. BURRA MINE. Rates paid to ore carters. S.A. Oct. 6, 1848. 2F. BURRA MINE. Notes on operations occur in almost every issue of the Adelaide Times, beginning Oct. 9, 1848. 350

BURRA MINE. Proposed strike of ore carters. S.A. Oct. 17, 1848. 2B. Reg. Oct. 14, 1848. 4A, 4B. Reg. Oct. 18, 1848. 2A. Reg. Nov. 1, 1848. 4D. Times Nov. 27, 1848. 2C. BURRA MINE. Fluctuation of share values. S.A. Oct. 31, 1848. 2B. Reg. Oct. 7, 1848. 3D. Reg. Oct. 28, 1848. 2E, 38. BURRA MINE. Inquest on the death of J. Villes while at work in the mine. A ( 1849) 1056. BURRA MINE. Arrival of pumping machinery. Times Feb. 19, 1849. 3G. S.A. Feb. 20, 1849. 2D. BURRA MINE. Historical account. S.A. April 20, 1849. 2A. BURRA MINE. Miners' earnings compared with rates in England. Times June 4, 1849. 2F. Times June 11, 1849. 3B. BURRA MINE. Eight horse-power engine installed for pumping water. S.A. Oct. 23, 1849. 2D. BURRA MINE. "Monster" pumping engine used for the first time. Times Oct. 29, 1849. 3A. BURRA MINE. May close down through labour shortage. A ( 1 8 5 2 ) 2 86 5 • 'I' ( 1 8 5 2 ) 8 94 • BURRA MINE. Secretary reports that a case of specimens of Copper Ore from the Burra Burra Mines for the museum of Cape Town are ready for delivery. A (1856) 165. BURRA MINE. Henry Ayers is thanked for obtaining samples of copper ore from Burra. x (1856) 30. BURRA MINE. For the use of Port Wakefield as a port, see Port ','/akef ield. BURRA MINE. See also: Patent Copper Company. South Australian Mining Association. Burra Mine Strike, 1848. BURRA MINE STRIKE, 1848. Miscellaneous references. A (1848) 1432, 1477. p ( 1 848 ) 4 5 5 • 1 BURRA MINE STRIKE, 1848. Commissioner of Police and party sent to preserve order. p· (1848) 455, 456. BURRA MINE STRIKE, 1848. Collapse of strike. S.A. Jan. 9, 1849. 2D. Reg. Jan. 10, 1849.· 3A. Reg. Jan. 24, 1849. 3A. 351

BURRA MINE STRIKE, 1848. Miscellaneous references. S.A. Sept. 19, 1848. 2A. S.A. Sept. 22, 1848. 2A, 2F, SD. Reg. Sept. 20, 1848. 3B. Reg. Sept. 23, 1848. 3B. S. A. Nov. 14? 1848. 2C. S.A. Nov. 24, 1848. 20. S.A. Nov. 28, 1848. 2D. Reg. Nov. 15, 1848. 2B. BURRA SPECIAL SURVEY. Negotiations for its purchase. A (1845) 685, 689, 692, 929, 938, 943, 946, 955, 961 1011, 1012. K (1845) 20, 21, 22, 24 (twice). G (1845) 903, 906, 907. A (1846) 76, 89. L ( 1846) 1 3 5, 16 5. S.A. June 20, 1845. 3C. S.A. June 24, 1845. 20. Reg. Aug. 6, 1845. 2B. S.A. Aug. 8, 1845. 2C. S.A. Aug. 12, 1845. 2B. Reg. Aug. 13, 1845. 20, 2E. S.A. Aug. 15, 1845. 3B. S.A. Aug. 19, 1845. 2B. Reg. Aug. 20, 184~. 2B, 3D. S.A. Aug. 22, 1845. 2D. S.A. Aug. 23, 1845. 2A. S.A. Aug. 26, 1845. 2D. BURRA SPECIAL SURVEY. Division into two parts. S.A. Sept. 16, 1845. 2E. Reg. Sept. 17, 1845. 30. S.A. Sept. 23, 1845. 2E. BURllA SPECIAL SURVEY. Official resumption of sufficient land for roads and reserves in surveys 1 and 2 (known as Burra, and Princess Royal Special Surveys). A (1855) 3278, 3564. BURRA SPECIAL ffiJRVEY. See also: South Australian Mining Association. Princess Royal Mine. BURRA TO ADELAIDE RAILWAY. See, Railways - Burra to Adelaide. BURRA TO PORT ADELAIDE RAILWAY. See, Railways - Burra to Port Adelaide. BURRAGE, William. Applications for occupation licences on the River Light. A (1846) 439 (outsize). A (1847) 731, p.13. BUl.~RAGE, William. Requests that the Colonial Treasurer may be instructed to receive rent for his run. A (1856) 844. X Finance (1856) 66. BURRELL, Thomas Alfred. Appointed 3rd class clerk in the Port Adelaide post office. w (1855) 116. BURRiffiE, DismJssed from the Police Force. G (1845) 938. · 352

BURRIDGE, William. Assigns lease of land in Aboriginal Reserve to P. Macnamara. S (1851) 681 (twice). BURRIDGE, William George. Appointed to the Mounted Police. A (1842) 962. A !1843) 301. F 1842) 250. G 184 3) 1. BURRIDGE, William George. Evidence in a case of sly grog selling. A (1843) 520. BURROWES, Thomas. His name wrongly spelt for two sections of land at Port Adelaide. A (1855) 1214, 1539. w (1855) 314, 379. BURROWS, Adam. Appointed cook at the Adelaide Hospital. A (1852) 2749. T (1852) 833. BURROWS, Adam. Resigns as cook and messenger at the Adelaide Hospital. A (1853) 387. BURROWS, W.V. Appointment as poundkeeper, Penola. A (1855) 3540. w (1855) 869, 905. BURROWS, William. Convicted of embezzlement. A ( 1850) 1126. BURSLEM, Francis H. Advertisement as a land-agent and surveyor. S.A. April 27, 1841. 1B. BURSLEM, Francis H. Report on smuggling. A (1842) 341. BURSLEM, Francis H. Position as excise officer not available. E (1842) 753. BURSLEM, Francis H. Reprimanded for the tone of his letter to the Colonial Secretary. E (1842) 758. BURSLEM, Francis H. Salary overpaid. F ( 1 84 2 ) 1 6 4 , 201 ( t wi c e ) • BURSLEM, Francis H. Opens a lithography business. Ad. Exam. Oct. 26, 1842. 3C. Ad. Exam. Nov. 2, 1842. 3C. BURSLEM, Francis H. Employed as a census collector. A (1843~ 1320. g \!,~~tRl §~~: 572. K 1844 142. A 1846 '245. L 1846 131, 218. BURSLEM, Francis H. Seeks relief for a destitute family. A ( 1844) 1070. H (1844) 208. 353

BURSLEM, Francis H. Seeks permission to make lithographed plans of Port Adelaide. A (1845) 769. G (1845) 932. BURSLEM, Francis H. Seeks permission to lithograph plans. A (1846) 781, 807. L (1846) 374. BURSLEM, Francis H. Seeks Government employment. A ( 1 846) 1 040 • M ( 1846) 27. . BURSLEM, Francis H. About to apply for an appointment in Van Diemen's Land. A (1847) 734. N (1847) 308. BURSLEM, Francis H. Seeks appointment as draftsman in the Land Office. A ( 1 84 7 ) 11 5 9 • BURSLEM, Francis H. Seeks information about the boundary of section 3876 in the Three Brothers Survey. A ( 1 847 ) 1 3 7 3 . BURSLEM, Francis H. Temporary appointment as draftsman in the Survey Department. 0 (1847) 168, 169. BURSLEM, Francis H. Temporary employment in the Survey Department. A (1848) 74. p (1848) 34. BURSLEM, Francis H. Appointment as second draughtsman in the Survey Department. A (1848) 921. P (1848) 289 (twice). BURSLEM, Francis H. Seeks appointment as Draftsman in the Survey Department. A ( 1848) 1075. p (1848) 335. BURSLEM, Francis H. Seeks increased salary as a temporary officer in the Survey Department. A (1848) 1375. p (1848) 443. BURSLEM, Francis H. Resignation as draughtsman in the Survey Department. A (1848) 1476. BURSLEM, Francis H. On the need for restricting the issue of timber li~ences. ~ A (1849) 2037, 2094. BURSLEM, Francis H. Matrimonial difficulties. A (1850) 970. R (1850) 262. BURSLEM, Francis H. Correspondence about survey or runs in the north. A (1851) 230. s (1951) 63. 354

BURSLEM, Francis H. Reports the presence of gold in several localities. A (1851) 1816. BURT, James. Constable on the Constance. A (1849) 2033. BURTEN, Samuel, prisoner. See Burton. BURTON, Ann, Mrs. Issue of rations to be continued. A (1843) 8'51""; 1207. G (1843) 257 (twice), 339. BURTON, Charles. Drowned. A (1856) 3220. BURTON, Eliza, Mrs. Appointed postmistress of Saddleworth. A (1852) 344r.­ T (1852) 1007. BURTON, Frederick. Dismissed from the Police Force. A (1852) 2410. T (1852) 804. BURTON, G. Discharged from the Colonial Storekeeper's Department. E ( 1 84 1 ) 1 9 3 • BURTON, George. Employed in making buoys. B (1837) 319. c (1838) 61. BURTON, George. Cooper at the Bonded Warehouse, Port Adelaide. His death. A ( 1 84 7 ) 11 21 . BURTON, George. On the first Tungkillo District Council. A ( 1 85 5) 11 77 • BURTON, James. Correspondence about Williams and Palmer's contract for the erection of Government House wall. A ( 1 84 9) 2 2 9 2 • BURTON, James. Applies for a licence to occupy part of the Glenelg oyster bed. A (1854) 160, 262, 530, 737. v (1854) 115, 249. BURTON, James. Bailiff of Magill Local Court. A (1856) 2174. x ( 1856) 392. BURTON, James Frederick. Seeks appointment as a notary public. A (1850) 2655. R (1850) 671. BURTON, Robert Nathaniel. Sale of the Courier by his creditors. A (1846) 225. BURTON, Samuel. Convicted of receiving stolen goods. A (1849) 1908 p.7. BURTON, Samuel. Charge pf house-breaking postponed. A (1849) 1310. 355

BURTON, Samuel. Alleged conspiracy against John White. A ( 1 849) 1 786. BURTON, Samuel. Transported to Van Diemen's Land. A (1849) 1834~, 1835. Q (1849) 520. BURTON, W.H. His plan for erecting tanks on the banks of the Torrens. A (1850) 437. BURTT, William. 'rransfer from R. Rankine to W. Burtt of responsibility for the good conduct of C. Hedditch. A (1855) 3318. x (1856) 29. BURWASII, Edwin A. Seeks employment. A ( 1850) 144. R (1850) 45. BURY, Thomas E. Seeks a Government position. A (1853) 477. u (1853) 163. BUSH CLUB. See South Australian Bush Club. BUSHELL, Henry. Account for work done at Port Adelaide. A (18L~2l 747, 778. E (1842 318, 371. F ( 1842 116, 188, 236. BUSHELL, Henry. His body found near Glenelg River. A ( 1 84 7) 176. BUSHELL, John. He and G. Phillips seek re-issue of land grant (7042). A (1852) 872. · T (1852) 303 (twice). BUSHELL, John Waller. Correspondence about his whereabouts. A ( 1848) 1185. p ( 181+8) 397. BUSHELL, William. His wages as a ship's carpenter. D ( 1840) 328a. BUSHFIRES. Death of a shepherd and destruction of sheep near the Rocky River. S.A. Jan. 4, 1848. 3A. Reg. Jan. 1, 1848. 3D. BUSHFIRES. Adelaide menaced by a fire approaching from Stepney and Hackney. S.A. Jan. 9, 1849. 2E. Reg. Jan. 6, 1849. 3D. BUSHFIRES. Numbers of properties saved in the Echunga 'district by volunteers. A (1855) 420, 616. w (1855) 156, 201. BUSH FIRES ACT. Suggestions for a new act, from Assoc. Chairmen of Di~trict Councils. A ( 1 8 5 5) 3 94 7 •

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BUSH FIRES ACT. Reduction of fine of Jospeh Latter for contravening the Act to prevent bush fires. A (1856) 845. x (1856) 159. nu:~H PO'I'S. Two purch;=rned for survey of!'icers in the field. A ( 1855) 1907. W finance (1855) 92. BUSHRANGEHS. Escape of Tasmanian bushrangers in a vessel bound for South Australia. A (1848) 828, 832, 920, 1095, 1588. F (1848) 259, 262 (twice), 301. Reg. June 28, 1848. 3C. S.A. Aug. 22, 1848. 2C. S.A. Aug. 25, 1848. 3C. Reg. Aug. 19, 1848. 3A. Reg. Aug. 23, 1848. 3C. Reg. Sept. 6, 1848. 4E. BUSHHANGll_;RS. Capture of Tasmanian bushrangers on Yorke Peninsula. A (1848) 1284, 1307, 1588, 1619, 1656, 1692 p.6. P (1848) 408, 411, 412, 524 (twice), 525 (twice), 526, 566. S.A. Oct. 13, 1848. 2E. S. A. Oct: 17, 1848. 2F. Times Jan. 1, 1849. 2D.

BUSHRANGERS. Tasmanian bushrangers sent back under poli6e escort. S . A . Oct. 17 , 1 848 . 2F •

BUSHRANGERS. Mount Gambier mail seized ~ route to Wellington. A (1850) 2118. BUSHRANGERS. Apprehension of a notorious bushranger. A (1854) 609. v (1854) 228. BUSHRANGERS. See also: Green, - . Wilson, - • Curran, Henry. Hughes, George. Fox, James. BUSINESS. See, Commerce.

BUSSORAH MERCHANT, immigrant shi3. Miscellaneous papers. A (1848) 1316, 1749, 1750, 17 8, 1767, 1790, 1805, 1809, 1843. p (1848) 578, 579.

BUTCHER, Henry George. Proposed appointment as poundkeeper at Lyndoch. A (1851) 1713. s (1851) 361. BUTCHER, Henry George. Resigns as keeper of the Barossa pound. A (1852) 659, 973. 'r (1852) 357~ BUTCHER, J. ·Signs petition for Post Office on Hindmarsh Island. A (1856) 3151. 357

BUTCHER, Richard Thomas. His death. A ( 1851 ) 1846, 1860~. BUTCHER, William. Postmanter at Hindmarsh. t\ ( 1848) 1 95 3. p (1848) 631. BUTCHERS. Petition, signed by 34 butchers, seeking a reduction of slaughter house fees. A (1850) 1003. R (1850) 337. BUTLER, Arthur Leopold. Applies for a position in the Audit Office. A (1852) 2148. BUTLER, Arthur Leopold. Recommended as an Assistant in the Colonial Store. A (1852) 2263, 2539. T (1852) 721, 876. BUTLER, Arthur Leopold. Seeks appointment in the G.P.O. A (1852) 2418. T (1852) 773. BUTLER, Arthur Leopold. Protest against withholding of his salary as clerk to the Colonial Storekeeper. Resigns. A (1853) 1396. u (1853) 446. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. There is some doubt as to the Christian names. When he was appointed Government Resident at Robe they we~e given as George Villiers (Gazette, Sep. 3, 1846. p. 297). But the lists of justices of the peace in the Gazettes for 1846 and 1850 speak of him as Gerald Villiers. There :is little doubt that Butler's first Christian name was Gerald, but his second one is occasionally spelt "Villers" - correct spelling according to his great-grand-nephew Mr. W.V. Butler, Surrey Hills 3127. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. To act as chairman of a board for considering applications for relief. E ( 1841 ) 183. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. His instructions as a member of the Board for considering applications for public relief. E ( 1 84 1 ) 1 97 • BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Report on unemployment relief. A (1842) 966. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Appointed a Justice of the -Peace. E ( 1842) 289. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Thanked at the conclusion of his work on the Board for considering applications:of relief. F ( 1 842) 249. 358

BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Appointment as Chairman of the Board of Audit. G ( 1 84 3 ) 1 8 , 1 9 • K (1843) 233. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Thanked for his services on the Emigration Board. G (1844) 458. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Surety for J.W. Macdonald as Acting Colonial Treasurer. H (1844) 116 (twice), 928. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Performs an act of bravery in the River Torrens. Reg. July 23, 1845. 3A. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Applies for section 1024 on the South Para. A (1846) 571. L ( 1846) 368. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. About to retire from the Army. Seeks remission of purchase money for land. A ( 1 846) 986 • A ( 1 84 8 l 1 6 5 2 • M (1846 8 (twice). · p (1848 534. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Begins duties as Government Resident at Robe. A ( 1 846 ) 1 3 3 2 • M (1846) 104 (3 times). BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Buys section 1422 in the County of Light. L (1846) 414. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. His instructions as Government Resident at Robe. M ( 1846) 123, 13 3. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Wishes to exchange positions with Commissioner of Crown Lands. A ( 1 847 ) 11 4 • N ( 1 847 ) 82 , 8 3 • BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Retirement from the 96th Regiment. A ( 1 84 7) 25 5. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Seeks remission in purchase price of land as a retired army officer. A (1849) 184, 450. Q (1849) 68. R ( 1850) 98. BUTLER, Ch.ptain Gerald Villiers. Report on proposed establishment of a port at ~ivoli Bay. A ( 1849) 1085 •. BUTL~R, Captain Gerald Villiers. Seeks power to deal summarily with native offenders in the South East. A (1849) 2112~. R (1850) 192. 359

BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Appointment as Resident Ma~istrate in the !~astern District. Q (1849) 67. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. His conduct as Magistrate at Robe criticised. s.A. March 27, 1849. 4c.

BUTLER, Ca~tain Gerald Villiers. Appointed Emigration Agent. A (1850 1855. R (1850) 449. BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Seeks a more remunerative appointment than that of Emigration Agent. A (1850) 2350. R (1850) 571. ffiJTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Criticises the immigration system. A (1851) 2048. BUTLER, Captain_ Gerald Villiers. Report on proposed suspension of assisted immigration during the efflux of population to the Victorian Goldfields. A (1851) 3619. BUTLER, Captain.G~rald Villiers. His views on conducting the business of the Immigration Office. A (1852) 314, 363. T ( 1852) •123 (twice). BUTLER, Captain Gerald Villiers. Seeks an increase in salary to meet the times. A (1852) 3157. T (1852) 946. BUTLER, Captain derald Villiers. Resigns his appointment as I1nmigration /\gent. A (1853) 78. u (1853) 22. BUTLER, Mary. Emigration Agent recommends that Nurse Butler be given additional gratuity for her services on board the Lord Ra~lan. A ( 1856 812. x ( 1 856) 1 41 • BUTLER, P. Correspondence about sections 4146 and 4186. R (1850) 219. BUTLER, Patrick. Member of the first Clare District Council. A (1853) 1337. BUTLER, Philip. Application for an occupation licence refused. F (1842) 268. BUTLER, Philip. Part purchaser of sections 1636 and 1637 in the South Para District. A (1846) 151 ~ BUTLER, Philip. Applications for occupation licences on the River Light. A (1846) 439 (outsize). 360

BUTLER, Philip. Applications for occupation licences on the Light. A (1847) 329, pp.9, 10. BUTLER, Philip. Trustee of St. George's Church, Gawler. . A (1847) 1568. p (1848) 383. BUTLER, Philip. Accepts appointment as a Justice of the Peace. A (1850) 1242. R (1850) 301. BUTLER, Philip. On the first Munno Para East District Council. A (1853) 2283. BUTLER, Philip. Question about renewal of his lease in Mudla Wirra. Plan of his property. A ( 1854) 4 34, 1962. v (1854) 193. BUTLER, Philip. Appointed returning officer for Barossa. A ( 1854) 1 406. v ( 1854) 4 70. BUTLER, Philip. Chairman of Munno Para East District Council. A (1854) 3317. BUTLER, Philip. Signs memorial for J.E. Gameaus appointment as a Stipendiary Magistrate. A (1856) 10. . . . BUTLER, Philip. Colonial Treasurer requests authority to receive overdue rent from Butler under a 14 year lease. A ( 1856) 1144. BUTLER, Philip. Seeks pasturage lease of part of his run about to be surveyed for sale. A ( 18 56 ) 21 5 6. BUTLER, Thomas. Convicted of assault. A ( 1 84 9 ) 1 31 O . BUTLER, Thomas. Transported. A (1849) 1359, 1374. Q ( 1849) 385. BUTLER, Villers. See, Butler, Villiers.

BUTLER, Villiers? Appointed an occasional assistant in the Treasury. A ( 1852) 1491 • BUTLER, Villiers. Seeks a position in the Colonial Secretary's Office. A ( 1852) 1606. T ( 185~) 528. BUTT, ,contractor. See Cray & Butt. BUTTER. About to be exported. Ad. Exam. Oct. 26, 1842. 3C. 361

BUTTER. New Zealand as a possible field for export. Ad. Exam. March 25, 1843. 2D. · BUTTERS, Rev. William. Chairman of the Wesleyan Church in South Australia. fl. (1855) 1312. BUTTERS, Rev. William. Seeks authority for the issue of marriage licences by Rev. W. Hill. A (1855) 2998. BUTTERS, Rev. William. Seeks authority for Rev. Matthew Wilson to solemnise marriages. A (1856) 121. BUTTERS, Rev. William. Requests authority for Rev. Charles Colwell-=to issue marriage licences throughout the province • .A ( 1856) 1 382. BUTTERS, Rev. William. Requesting authority for the following Wesleyan ministers to issue marriage licences: Rev. Jaber Bunting Waterhouse, Kapunda; John Harcourt, Willunga; Robert Calhoun Flockart, Mount Barker; William Brown, Nairne. A (1856) 2241. BUTTERWORTH, Joseph. Buys section 240• District C. L (1846) 414.

BUTTFIELD ~· Rev. John Parker. Seeks authority to solemnise marriage~ A (1850) 571. R (1850) 174; BUTTFIELD, Rev. John Parker. Applies for registration under the amended marriage act. A (1854) 273. v (1854) 105. BUTTON, Thomas. Requests payment of account for medical services to the aborigines at Wellington. A ( 1856) 2624. BUTTROSE, William. Absent without leave from Echunga Goldfield camp. A (1852) 3391. T (1852) 1024. BUTTROSE, William, Constable. Eulogised and rewarded for his good work at Echunga Goldfield. A (1855) 301. BUTTS, William Leith. Appointment in the Mounted Police Force. A (1850) 39. ~ BUTTS, William Leith. Certificate of his service in the Metropolitan Police Force, London. A (1852) 2920. BUXTON, Henry. Appointed guard at Yatala Labor Prison. A (1854) 3693. v ( 1854) 11 09. . 362

BUXTON, Henry. Dismissed (as guard) Yatala Labor Prison. A (1855) 3093, 3475. w (1855) 853. - W Finance (1855) 170. BUXTON, Henry. Escape of 12 prisoners from Yatala Labor Prison. Evidence given to Board of Inquiry. A (1855) 3129. BUXTON, Jos. Hospital Assistant on the Susannah. A (1849) 982. · BUXTON, Joseph. Prisoner at Adelaide Gaol. Death. !\ (1855) 4001. BUXTON,lJosephj. Enquiry into the circumstances of death of Joseph Buxton at the gaol. x ( 1856) 11 2.

BYCE, Jose~h. Inquest on his death. A ( 1850) 1946. BYERS, Fanny. Buys section 5622, County of Adelaide. L (1846) 414. BYNG, John. Application for publican's licence refused. A (1847) 669. N (1847) 294. BYRNE, Edward. Seeks employment or relief. A (1850) 2521. R (1850) 620. BYRNE, Dr. James. Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent of the Bussorah Merchant. A (1848) 1750, 1758, 1805, 1809. p (1848) 578. BYRNE, Dr. James. Correspondence as Surgeon Superintendent of the Catherine. · A (1851) 1567, 1788. BYRNE, John. Charged with theft at the Burra. A (1851) 1392. BYRONS, James. Arrives to join the Sappers and Miners. A ( 1 84 3 ) 1 4 1 6 • BYRONS, James. His probable return to England. A ( 1 844) 1 348. BYRONS, James. Drunkard. A ( 1847) 25. BYRONS, Mrs. James. To receive medical attention. A (1847) 25, 200. N (1847) 39 (twice), 111 (thrice).