Transportation
1787-7 - Transportation to Botany Bay Began.
1839 - Transportation of
convicts to Queensland ceases
1868 -The last convicts are Transported to Australia.
The Army
1789 - The NSW Corps - Rum Corps, Botany Bay Rangers, Castle Hill Uprising, Rum Rebellion
1800 - Parramatta Infantry
- Loyal Association Corps, Captain Thomas Rowley, Parramatta, Mr James
1808 - Rum Rebellion
- William Bligh, Rum Corps, John Macarthur, mutiny
1809 - 73rd Regiment of Foot
- Governor Macquarie, MacLeod's Highlanders, Lt-Col
M.C. O'Connell, Port Jackson, Sydney, Van Diemen's
Land, Norfolk Island, Newcastle, South Head, Old South Head Road
1817 - 46th Regiment, the South Devons
- British Army, 1741, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, 48th (Northamptonshire)
Regiment of Foot, Sydney, Newcastle, Parramatta, Van Diemens Land, hostile
Indigenes, escaped convicts and bushrangers
1817 - 48th Regiment of Foot (Northamptonshire)
- Sydney, Newcastle, Port Macquarie, Van Diemens Land, Parramatta
1823 - 3rd Regiment of the Line, the East Kents
- The Buffs, New South Wales, Governor Darling, Port Macquarie, Port Dalrymple,
Tasmania, Parramatta, Liverpool, Newcastle, Wellington, Botany Bay,
Bathurst, convicts
1867-9th Battalion, Royal Queensland Regiment (9 RQR)
- Australian Army, light infantry battalion, Boer War, Gallipoli campaign,
Western Front, New Guinea campaign
The Hospitals
The Parramatta Hospitals,
1789
- Tent Hospital - Parramatta NSW
1818
- Colonial Hospital Parramatta - Governor
Macquarie, Parramatta, John Watts,
The Commission of Inquiry
1819 - Commissioner Bigge - Inquiry - Convicts - Lachlan Macquarie - Wentworth - Macarthur - Rev. S.Marsden - Exclusivist
Travel
1814 - Coach Travel
- William
Highland, Royal Mail, Peter Cunningham, James Atkinson
1822 - Elizabeth Hawkins, Crossing the Blue Mountains
- The diary of first family of white free settlers to cross the Blue Mountains
1827 - Mitchell Sir Thomas L
- Surveyor, General, Explorer, New South Wales, Darling River, Lachlan River, Murrumbidgee River, Murray Rivers
1853 - Cobb & Co
- Australian land transport- coach travel, Freeman Cobb, James
Rutherford, Bathurst NSW
Social Movements
1835
- Australian Patriotic Association, New South Wales, convicts, Emancipists, representative government, Constitution Act of 1842
1848
- Anti-Transportation League - Convict,
Transportation, Hashemy, Randolph, New South
Wales, Van Diemen's Land
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The Courts
1788 - Collins,
David, First Fleet, HMS Sirius, First Judge Advocate of New South Wales, First Lieutenant Governor of Van Dieman’s Land
1838 - Timothy Hurley1863
- First Chief Justice appointed in Queensland (Sir James Cockle).
The Prisons & Barracks
1819 - Hyde Park Barracks, Sydney,Male convict Barracks, Female infirm, destitute asylum, Courts and Government Offices,
Museum,
1824 - Richmond Gaol
- Tasmania, Convicts, Penal Colony Institution, military barracks
1824 - Richmond Gaol, the Guided Tour
- Tasmania, Room
by room
1824 - Moreton Bay
penal colony established in Queensland
1833 - Port Arthur opens as a penal settlement in Tasmania.
1877
- Port Arthur Gaol closed, Tasmania, Port Arthur penal station, 1830, For the term of his natural life, Marcus Clarke
1886
- WA Convict system closes, 1886, convict, Great Britain, Ireland, the Hougomont, Van Diemen’s Land
Recreation
1814 - Australian Boxing, The Early Days- Broughton's Rules, London Prize Ring Rules, James Kelly, Young Kable, Ned Chalker, Young Bailey
Industry and Commerce
1794
- Brewing in Australia, John Boston, Rum currency, Thomas Rushton, John Tooth, Charles Newman, Kent Brewery, Cascade, John Warren
1865 - Arnott's Biscuits, William Arnott, Newcastle, New South Wales, Leslie Arnott,
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