Collection of letters relating to business and government in Victoria, 1839-1850

DLADD 212

fonds

1839-1850

Textual Records, Cartographic Materials

954339

1 volume of textual material - manuscript - 36 cm.

1. Copy of letter, dated Sydney, 1 August 1850, from James Atkinson to William Rutledge, about land at Belfast [Vic] Atkinson is prepared to release to the Crown.

2. Copy of letter, dated Colac, [Vic.], 17 September 1850, from Alexander Dennis explaining why a publican's license was refused to Robert Drummond; with note by C.J. Latrobe concurring with the view of the Bench of Magistrates of Colac.

3. Letter, dated Adelaide, 12 April 1839 from John Flatt to James Busby, begging cuttings of his valuable vines.

4. Letter, dated Melbourne, 19 October 1839 from Charles Joseph Latrobe, to Sir George Gipps, about the welcome he received in Melbourne, matters of policy.

5. Unsigned letter, 1840? about Latrobe's application for land at Melbourne, with plans, and bearing Governor Gipps' directions on the subject dated 18 April.

6. Letter, dated Melbourne, 14 July 1842, from Charles Latrobe to the Colonial Secretary of Van Diemens Land, sending documents concerning Patrick Foley.

7. Letter, dated Melbourne, 29 May 1843 from Charles Latrobe to Asst. Surveyor Kennedy, telling him to report to the Surveyor General in Sydney.

8. Letter, dated Melbourne, 19 August 1843 from Charles Latrobe to the Governor's private secretary, about the employment of Francis Sacker Dutton in the government service.

9. Conditional pardon, signed by C.J. Latrobe and dated Hobart, 18 January 1847, for William Ryan.

10. Copy of letter, dated Portland, 18 March 1843 from Charles James Tyers to the Superintendent of Port Phillip, about Asst. Surveyor Kennedys' conduct towards the Police Magistrate of Portland arising out of the enforcement of the provisions of the Dog Act.

Information transferred from Dixson Manuscript Card Catalogue as part of the eRecords Project, 2011-2012.

This collection contains maps. These maps are listed on the Computer Catalogue, and can be found by searching for DLADD 212