E. S. Readshead. For remission or mitigation of sentence of three months hard labour inflicted on her servant James Davey

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1450 31
• Piece
• 1882-03-11 - 1882-03-21

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Ticket of leave man Shakespeare

James Spratt on behalf of R McGee (requesting that a portion of the sentence inflicted on him for selling grog without a license be remitted)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 31
• Piece
• 1880-07-20 - 1880-08-18

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Editors of Inquirer (remission of fine in the case Regina v Stirling)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 32
• Piece
• 1881-07-24 - 1881-08-23

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Edmund Stirling, Frederick Robert Stirling, Horace George Stirling.

George A Davies (applying to Governor for a Fee Simple Title for Fremantle Town Lot 306)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1269 34
• Piece
• 1880-05-21 - 1880-08-25

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Applicant's father, Alfred Davies had been in possession of the lot since prior to 1843.

Mrs Ann McCormish. For remission of husband's sentence

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1559 34
• Piece
• 1883-10-03 - 1884-01-26

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Edward McCormish.

Mr John McNeece. Seeks grant of 15 pounds for house erected on military allotment, on the Greenough Flats.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1559 35
• Piece
• 1883-09-25 - 1883-10-18

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Thomas Reynolds. Petition relative to persons using a track through his field

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 38
• Piece
• 1881-07-01 - 1881-07-28

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
• Piece
• 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.

William Farrill [Farrell], Belgarup (witness in the case of Hitchcock)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 39
• Piece
• 1880-08-03 - 1880-08-07

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

W. Criddle (re 1306/145)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 4
• Piece
• 1881-05-18 - 1881-07-25

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

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
• Piece
• 1880-04-07 - 1880-06-15

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Malatap or Malatup.

Rowley Loftie, Government Resident of Albany (request for Municipal Council to utilise the prisoners on the termination of the present work)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1269 42
• Piece
• 1882-02-07 - 1882-02-13

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

The nature of the work is not specified in the file.

Residents of Cossack and settlers of the North District. Petition to lengthen the jetty at Cossack & enlarge the Custom House.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1450 43
• Piece
• 1882-03-31 - 1882-03-28

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Julia Wood, on behalf of her husband Michael Wood (that he be released from prison)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 44
• Piece
• 1880-08-14 - 1880-09-04

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

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

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

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Ellen Jones [Et al.] (that her husband, Thomas Jones, who was convicted for stealing two tins of preserves be released from prison

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 48
• Piece
• 1880-08-09 - 1880-10-08

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Local prisoner Registration No. 9785 Thomas Jones alias Boyle.

George Leake. Asks for a consideration of the case of two seamen belonging to the "Kate Kearney" with a view to their release

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 49
• Piece
• 1881-08-01 - 1881-08-16

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

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

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

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Richard Barry. For remission of fine.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1450 51
• Piece
• 1882-05-29 - 1882-06-03

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

John Lewis, George Lewis and Edward Lewis. For the release of Edward Lewis, bricklayer, Perth, now undergoing a sentence of 2 months imprisonment for non-maintenance of Hannah Lewis his wife

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 52
• Piece
• 1881-08-05 - 1881-08-31

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

James Davis, diaryman of North Fremantle (remission of fine inflicted for illegally rescuing cattle from George Gibbs)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 55
• Piece
• 1880-09-02 - 1880-09-09

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

James Burns and others. For remission of sentence on Andrew Burns, his father.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 60
• Piece
• 1881-08-12 - 1881-09-10

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Imprisoned for 3 months for cattle trespass on Railway near North Fremantle.

Catherine Jones (on behalf of her husband Reg. No. 10194 Davis [David?] Jones, that he be released from prison)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 62
• Piece
• 1880-07-27 - 1880-09-24

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
• Piece
• 1881-07-22 - 1881-08-29

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Convict no. 10278, Colonial convict

John Wenn of Bunbury (that the fine and costs for supplying natives with grog be remitted)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 64
• Piece
• 1880-09-10 - 1880-09-15

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Ellen Jones (that her husband be released from prison)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 68
• Piece
• 1880-10-06 - ?

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Remission of sentence of Mr Samuel Lakeman, farmer of the Serpentine River.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 69
• Piece
• 1880-10-09 - 1880-10-25

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

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

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

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

York

Andrew Dyson (remission of sentence imposed for taking two Pound notes from his friend whilst under the influence of drink)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 71
• Piece
• 1880-10-25 - 1880-10-28

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Susan Webb, on behalf of her husband William Webb (that his sentence for broaching cargo be remitted or mitigated)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 73
• Piece
• 1880-11-01 - 1880-11-05

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

John Hurley on behalf of his son Michael [James?] Hurley (breach of covenant as an apprentice - that he be released from prison)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 79
• Piece
• 1880-11-18 - 1880-12-06

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

The document refers to Michael Hurley and James Hurley who appear to be the same individual.

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

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

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

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

Ellen Freeman on behalf of her husband James Freeman (for remission of his sentence for having disposed of liquor without first having a license)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 86
• Piece
• 1880-12-04 - 1880-12-15

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Richard Birch. For remission of part of his fine of 30 pounds.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 86
• Piece
• 1881-08-30 - 1881-10-06

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

John Clarke on behalf of his infant child John Alexander Clarke (that he be released from prison)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 89
• Piece
• 1880-12-01 - 1880-12-21

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

John Alexander Clarke, eight years old. Charged with illegally obtaining six pigeons.

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

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

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

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
• Piece
• 1881-06-04 - 1881-06-13

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Petition from residents of Perth.

Sir Thomas Campbell. Forwarding petition from settlers and others of the Plantagenet for a grant to and in clearing the wells on the Sound Road.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 93
• Piece
• 1881-10-13 - 1881-11-11

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Richard Birch, chemist of Fremantle (remission of fine imposed on him for the illegal sale of spirits)

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1306 94
• Piece
• 1880-12-06 - 1880-12-13

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Walter Bergin. That he be allowed one half the costs he has been put to, in connection with the forgery case

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 94
• Piece
• 1881-10-17 - ?

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

Helen Elizabeth Goode. Petition for the release of her husband, Thomas Huthersal Goode now undergoing a sentence of six months hard labour in Geraldton Jail.

• AU WA S5023 cons527 1417A 99
• Piece
• 1881-10-29

Part of CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

CORRESPONDENCE - SUBJECT SERIES

• AU WA S5023
• Series
• 1878-07-01 - 1883-12-31

In July 1878, the Colonial Secretary introduced a new system for managing the correspondence of his office by grouping letters into broad subjects and allocating each subject a unique number. The system proved difficult to use and was abandoned in...

COLONIAL SECRETARY'S OFFICE