Routes for accommodating the settlers at the eastward of Roebourne with postal facilities.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1450 45
• Item
• 1882-03-03 - 1882-04-07

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Residents of the Upper Murchison district. Petition for protection against native aggression

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1450 49
• Item
• 1882-02-02 - 1882-10-09

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Charlotte Dyson. For remission of her husband's sentence.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1450 09
• Item
• 1881-09-29 - 1881-12-13

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Wife of Andrew Dyson.

Nathaniel Howell. Petition on behalf of John Bryan

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1450 12
• Item
• 1881-12-15 - 1882-04-08

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

John Bryan, late of Cossack, Colonial convict no. 10304.

Mary Jane Hayes (that her husband, Henry Hayes, be released from prison - charged with assaulting her)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 26
• Item
• 1881-07-19 - 1881-07-07

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Fremantle.

Patrick Burns (complains of treatment whilst a prisoner at Williams)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 28
• Item
• 1881-07-20 - 1881-08-08

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Settlers of Northam and its vicinity. Re sentence passed upon Ward Swale for stealing a load of corn

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 63
• Item
• 1881-07-22 - 1881-08-29

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Convict no. 10278, Colonial convict

Sarah Pentlow. Petition to be allowed one year of her husband's pension.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 84
• Item
• 1881-09-13 - 1881-09-21

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Wife of the late Mr. F. W. Pentlow, clerk to the Attorney General.

Jane Turvey on behalf of her husband John Turvey (further petition re her husband's release)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 7
• Item
• 1881-05-20 - 1881-06-04

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

York

G. Randell and others (praying for release of William Webb from prison - charged with broaching cargo onboard a vessel)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 9
• Item
• 1881-06-04 - 1881-06-13

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Petition from residents of Perth.

Edward Powell. For remission of fine, for obstructing station master

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 89
• Item
• 1881-10-05 - 1881-11-02

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

For remission of Ticket of Leave holder Charles Fisher's (Reg. 8558) sentence because of his courageous conduct in rescuing Mrs Charles Watson off the jetty of the W. A. Timber Company at Lockeville

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1269 39
• Item
• 1880-05-18 - 1880-06-05

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Signatories are a number of Lockeville residents, including employees of the W. A. Timber Company.

Catherine Hitchcock of Malatap (charged with her husband, William Hitchcock, for selling rum to William Farrell at Kojonup without a license)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1269 41
• Item
• 1880-04-07 - 1880-06-15

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Malatap or Malatup.

John Sewell. That sentence of seven days imprisonment passed on Geo. Inkpen by York Bench, be committed

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 074
• Item
• 1883-03-14 - 1883-03-19

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

File includes a petition in support of George Inkpen signed by the residents of York.

John F. Stone, Comptroller General. Forwards copy of Depositions in Daniel Watkins case

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 077
• Item
• 1880-07-05 - 1883-03-28

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Convict 8463.

Inhabitants of Plantagenet & Albany. Petition in favour of certain schemes

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 083
• Item
• 1883-05-01 - 1883-05-09

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Road infrastructure, customs duties, railways, telegraph station at Mount Barker, funding for telegraphic communication with Breaksea Island Light House, district survey office, improvements to Albany Jetty. File includes newspaper cuttings from T...

Patrick Jordan. For remission of fine imposed on him by the R. M. Williams for hawking a watch

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 026
• Item
• 1882-11-10 - 1882-11-30

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Parker & Parker. Forwarding memorial from Daniel James Avery for Certificate of Naturalisation

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 030
• Item
• 1882-11-17 - 1882-11-18

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

American citizen.

Governor. Forwarding petition from Charles Lennard to be referred to Attorney General.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 031a
• Item
• 1882-11-16 - 1882-11-17

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

File includes a petition signed by Margaret Lennard and a number of householders and citizens of Perth.

John Bryan. Petitions that [he] may bring mechanics' tools from Cossack

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 107
• Item
• 1883-07-13 - 1883-08-13

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Colonial Secretary. Superintendent of Police to inquire into Mr George Watkin's alarm at the return of Peter McBride.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 112
• Item
• 1882-07-14 - 1883-07-16

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Sarah Davis. That portion of Louisa Bridges' sentence be remitted

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 005
• Item
• 1882-07-12 - 1882-07-26

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

William Holmes. For remission of sentence

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 008
• Item
• 1882-08-10 - 1882-08-16

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Convict 4561, undergoing sentence of 4 months' imprisonment at York Gaol.

John Dearle. For remission of fine

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 053
• Item
• 1882-12-14 - 1883-01-18

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Publican of Kojonup.

Charles Boyd. Petition for remission of sentence.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1490 055
• Item
• 1882-12-22 - 1883-01-15

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Alias George Charles Robertson Beaumont.