Historical Records of New Zealand

Sir George Young’s Plan

Proposed Trading Settlement at Norfolk Island

Captain Bligh To Secretary Stephens

Chapter Captain Hunter To Secretary Stephens

Captain Bligh to Secretary Stephens

[Enclosure.]

Description list of the pirates remaining on board his Majesty’s armed vessel Bounty, on the 28th April, 1789

Lieutenant Bligh to Sir Joseph Banks. (Banks Papers.)

Governor Phillip to Lord Sydney

The Right Hon. W. W. Grenville to Governor Phillip

Draught of Instructions for Mr. Menzies (Banks Papers.)

Memoranda by Sir Joseph Banks

Description of Norfolk Island by Lieut.-Governor King

Lord Grenville to the Lords of the Admiralty. — (Banks Papers.)

Lieutenant-Governor King to Under Secretary Nepean

The Right Hon. Henry Dundas to Governor Phillip

The Right Hon. Henry Dundas to the Lords of the — Admiralty. (Banks Papers.)

Captain Vancouver to Under Secretary Nepean

Captain Vancouver to Lord Grenville. — Discovery, Fals [False] Bay, Cape of Good Hope

Instructions to Vancouver

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J. Johnstone to J. Berteret (Banks Papers)

Lieut.-Governor King to the Marquis of Buckingham

Lieutenant-Governor King to Under Secretary Nepean

Capt. Vancouver’s Expedition.—Notes by Sir Joseph Banks — (Banks Papers)

Lieutenant Menzies to Sir Joseph Banks (Banks Papers)

Governor Phillip to the Right Hon. Henry Dundas

[Enclosure.]

[Enclosure.] — Governor Phillip to Major Grose

Extract from a Letter to Governor Phillip from Lieu-tenant-Governor King, dated Sydney, Norfolk Island

Captain Vancouver To Governor Phillip

Captain Vancouver’s Instructions To Lieutenant Hanson

Lieut.-Governor Grose to The Right Hon. Henry Dundas

Lieutenant-Governor King to Under Secretary Nepean

Lieut.-Governor King To The Right Hon. Henry Dundas

Captain Nepean’s Instructions

Captain Raven’s Instructions

Captain Raven to Lieutenant-Governor King

Lieutenant-Governor King to Under Secretary Nepean

A Letter From Norfolk Island

W. N. Chapman to Mrs. Chapman

Lieutenant-Governor Grose to Lieutenant-Governor King

Lieut.-Governor King to The Right Hon. Henry Dundas

Lieutenant-Governor King to Lieutenant-Governor Grose

Hunter’s Instructions

Lieutenant-Governor Paterson to The Right Hon. Henry Dundas

Captain Bampton to Lieutenant-Governor Paterson

The Duke of Portland to Governor Hunter

Lieutenant-Governor King to The Duke of Portland

Captain Bampton to Lieutenant-Governor King

Lieutenant-Governor King to Deputy-Commissary Clark

Condition of Norfolk Island

Minute of The Board of Trade

Governor Hunter to The Duke of Portland

Lieutenant-Governor King to Sir Joseph Banks. (Banks Papers.)

Instructions to Major Foveaux, Acting Lieutenant- Governor at Norfolk Island

From India Government Officials to Governor King. — (King Papers.)

Governor King to Marquis Wellesley

State of His Majesty’s Settlements in New South Wales

George Bass to Captain Waterhouse

Ex-Governor Hunter to Under-Secretary King

Governor King to The Duke of Portland. (King Papers.)

Governor King to Messrs. Turnbull, Quested, and Gardiner

Queries by Governor King to Messrs. Turnbull, Quested, and Gardiner, masters of the South Sea whalers Britannia, Speedy, and Venus, of London

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Governor King to Sir Joseph Banks

George Bass to Captain Waterhouse

George Bass to Governor King

George Bass to Captain Waterhouse

Governor King to Lord Hobart

Shipping Returns

Sir Joseph Banks to Governor King. (King Papers.)

Shipping Returns

Governor King to Earl Camden

Government and General Order

Governor King to Under-Secretary Cooke

Shipping Returns

King Papers

Some Remarks on the Present State of the Colony of Sidney, in New South Wales, and on the means most likely to render it a productive, instead of an expensive, settlement

Some Observations on a Bill for admitting the produce of New South Wales to entry at the Customs-house of the United Kingdom. (Banks Papers.)

Shipping Returns

Surgeon Luttrell to Under Secretary Sullivan. [Extracts.]

Ex-Governor King on Australian Timbers, &c

Lieutenant-Governor Collins to Under-Secretary Cooke

Governor Bligh to Viscount Castlereagh

Memorandum concerning New South Wales

Massacre of Crew of The Boyd

Certificate of Shipping Agents

Alexander Berry to Governor Macquarie

Governor Macquarie To Viscount Castlereagh

Loss Of The Ship Boyd

Whalers To Governor Macquarie

William Leith To Messrs. Lord, Williams, And Thompson

Governor Macquarie To Viscount Castlereagh

Ex-Governor Bligh To Sir Joseph Banks. (Bligh Papers.)

Destruction of The Boyd

Shipping Return

J. Bosanquet to W. Fawkner

Newspaper Extract

W. Ramsay To Messrs. Enderby

Extract From The Report of The Committee Delivered To The Annual Meeting, 4th June, 1811, At The New London Tavern, Cheapside

Captain Birnie To Governor Macquarie

Endorsement in Governor Macquarie’s Handwriting

Captain Birnie to Governor Macquarie

Endorsement in Governor Macquarie’s Handwriting

Government and General Order

Extract from the “Hampshire Telegraph“

Instructions to Capt. Dillon

Rev. S. Marsden to Church Missionary Society

Rev. S. Marsden to the Church Missionary Society

Governor Macquarie to the Under-Secretary of State

A New Zealand Company

Missionary Letters.—Rev. S. Marsden’s Voyages to New Zealand. — (Taken from his Journals.)

Government and General Order

Government and General Orders

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

Rev. S. Marsden’s Account of his First Visit to New Zealand

Memoir of Duaterra

New Zealand

Missionary Letters: Thomas Kendall to Rev. Samuel Marsden

G. Blaxcell to Secretary Campbell

Government And General Order

Extract Of A Letter From Rev. Mr. Marsden

Extract Of A Letter From The Rev. Mr. Marsden, Senior Chaplain Of The Colony Of New South Wales, To The Church Missionary Society

Thos. Kendall To Secretary Campbell

Rev. Samuel Marsden To Rev. J. Pratt (26/10/15)

Massacre of The Boyd, 1809

Extract: Despatch From Earl Bathurst To Govr. Macquarie

Rev. Josiah Pratt To Earl Bathurst

Captain Hammont To Secretary Campbell

Governor Macquarie to Earl Bathurst

To His Excellency Governor Macquarie, etc., etc

Rev. S. Marsden to the Church Missionary Society

Governor Macquarie to Earl Bathurst

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Memorial of W. Moreran

Memorial of the Committee of the Church of England Missionary Society

Appendix

Shipping.—Sydney To New Zealand (September, 1817, To December, 1820)

The Navy Board To The Admiralty

Extract from Report of the Committee delivered to the Annual Meeting held May 4, 1819, at Freemasons’ Hall, Great Queen Street

Rev. S. Marsden to J. Pratt

Rev. S. Marsden and Rev. R. Cartwright to Rev. J. Pratt

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

Mr. Marsden’s Queries to the Settlers of the Bay of Islands

Thomas Kendall to Commissioner Bigge

Missionaries’ Replies to Mr. Bigge’s Queries

Answers of Missionaries to Mr. Marsden’s Questions

Memo. found amongst the Papers of Commissioner Bigge

Rev. S. Marsden to Commissioner Bigge

Rules and Regulations for the Government of the Mission and Settlement formed by the Church of England Missionary Society at the Northern Island of New Zealand in the South Seas. Communicated by Rev. S. Marsden to Commissioner Bigge

Report on New Zealand Flax, by R. Williams (Ropemaker)

New Zealand Hemp.To Mr. James Birnie

New Zealand Hemp

Hemp or Flax Question.(Williams’s Replies to Mr. Birnie’s Proposals.)

Proposed Agreement Between S. Lord, Esq., And R. Williams

New South Wales

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Butler

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

Government and General Orders

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

Rev. S. Marsdenen to Rev. J. Pratt

Capt. J. Nicholson to Commissioner Bigge

William Savage to Earl Bathurst

Captain Skinner to Governor Macquarie

Rev. S. Marsden to Governor Macquarie

Captain Skinner to Samuel Marsden

From Captain Skinner to Govr. Macquarie

His Majesty’s Store Ship Dromedary, Bay of Islands, New Zealand,April 26, 1820

His Majesty’s Store Ship Dromedary, at sea, December 15th, 1820

His Majesty’s Store Ship Dromedary, at sea, Dec. 21, 1820

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

Rev. S. Marsden to Commissioner Bigge

Captain R. Elives to Commissioner Bigge

Captain Skinner to Commissioner Bigge

Under-Secretary Goulburn to Rev. Josiah Pratt

An Unsigned Paper Found in Commissioner Bigge’s Papers, and entitled “Colonial Vessels in N. Zealand.“

Evidence taken by Commissioner Bigge

John Hunter, Mate of the Brig Active

Evidence of Charles Hook

Evidence of Mr. Edward Riley

Evidence of Captain Beveridge

Evidence taken concerning Rope made from New Zealand Flax

New Zealand Hemp.—Account of the Manufactory of the New Zealand Hemp by Messrs. Simins and Co

Captain Skinner to Commissioner Bigge

Wm. Fenwick to Chas. Graham

New Zealand Hemp.—Extract of a Letter from Commissioner Sir Robert Barlow, dated 13 June, 1818

New Zealand Hemp

T. H. Armstrong to Commissioner Bigge

F. Hunt to Commissioner Bigge

Robert Sugden To Earl Bathurst (Vol. 108)

Robt. Campbell To Commr. Bigge

Petition To Earl Bathurst.—Wesleyan Mission

Rev. S. Marsden To Rev. J. Pratt

Admiralty To The Colonial Office

H.M. Store Ship Dromedary, Bay of Islands, New Zealand, 19th April, 1820

Keedee Keedee, in Bay of Iselands, New Zealand, April 11th, 1820

H.M. Store Ship Dromedary, Bay of Islands

The Deposition of Francis Ewer (Prisoner)

The Deposition of Thomas Lewe (Prisoner)

The Deposition of Henry Gordon

Missionaries to Earl Bathurst

Robert Brown to Henry Goulburn

H. Goulburn To R. Sugden

Extract From The Report Of The Committee Delivered To The Annual Meeting, Held May 1, 1821

Evidence Given Before Commissioner Bigge

Rev. S. Marsden to Major Goulburn

Under-Secretary Goulburn to S. R. Lushington

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Butterworth

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

The Admiralty to the Colonial Office

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

Captain Downie to Earl Bathurst

Rev. Thos. Kendall to Earl Bathurst

Extract from the “Evangelical Magazine“ for 1821

John Butler to Governor Brisbane. To His Excellency Sir Thos. Brisbane, Governor New Sh. Wales and its Dependencies, &c., &c

Secretary Lack to Under-Secretary Wilmot

Secretary of State to Thomas Lack

The Navy Board to Under-Secretary Wilmot

Rev. S. Marsden to Missionary Settlers, etc

James Downie to Earl Bathurst

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

Secretary of State to William Jackson

Extract from the Report of the Committee to the Annual Meeting, April 30th, 1822, at Freemasons’ Hall, Great Queen Street

D. Erskine to Earl Bathurst

Rev. B. Carvosso to General Secretaries, Wesleyan Mission House

Under-Secretary Wilmot to the Navy Commissioners

Messrs. Taylor and Upton to Earl Bathurst

Under-Secretary Wilmot to Messrs. Taylor and Upton

John Thomson to Henry Dundas

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

Commissioner Bigge to Earl Bathurst

Revd. Josiah Pratt to Earl Bathurst

Rev. S. Marsden to Governor Brisbane

James Busby to Earl Bathurst

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

Lieut.-Colonel Nicolls to Earl Bathurst

Rev. S. Marsden To Rev. J. Pratt

Lieut.-Colonel Nicolls to Under-Secretary Horton

Under-Secretary Horton to Baron Charles de Thierry

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

Baron C. De Thierry To Earl Bathurst

Rev. S. Marsden To Rev. J. Butterworth

Rev. N. Turner To Secretaries, Wesleyan Society

Rev. G. Erskine To Rev. R. Watson

Rev. S. Marsden To Rev. J. Pratt

Baron C. De Thierry To Earl Bathurst

Baron C. De Thierry To Under-Secretary Horton

The Rev. W. White and Rev. N. Turner to Secretaries, Wesleyan Missionary Society

Baron C. de Thierry to Earl Bathurst

(The Missionary Register for April, 1824.)

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt

Under-Secretary Croker to Under-Secretary Horton

Rev. N. Turner to Rev. J. Etchells

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. J. Pratt. [Extracts.]

Rev. D. Tyerman, etc., to Rev. G. Erskine and Rev. S. Leigh

Earl Bathurst to E. Littleton

E. J. Littleton to Earl Bathurst

Rev. N. Turner to Secretary, Wesleyan Society

Captain Reynolds to Earl Bathurst

Under-Secretary Horton to Secretary Harrison

G. Harrison, Under-Secretary, to R. W. Horton, Esq

Navy Commissioners to Under-Secretary Horton

Secretary Horton to Captain R. H. Reynolds

Captain Reynolds to Under-Secretary Horton

John Gladstone to Under-Secretary Horton

[British Museum. [Newspaper Extract.—Glasgow Herald, July 18th, 1825.] South Seas. (From the Missionary Chronicle for July.)

Captain Reynolds to Under-Secretary Hay

Captain Reynolds to Earl Bathurst

Secretary Hay to Secretary Harrison

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. E. Bickersteth

Board of Inquiry to Governor Darling

Captain Thomas Coe to Governor Sir T. Brisbane

Mr. J. Busby To Governor Sir Thomas Brisbane

Mr. John Busby To Governor Sir Thomas Brisbane

From Mr. John Busby To Col. Dumaresq, Private Secretary

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J. C. Littleton to R. Horton, Secretary of State

Rev. S. Marsden to Alex. McLeay and Others

R. Torrens to Downing Street

Memorial

Colonel Bathurst to Governor Darling

Lieut.-Colonel R. Cruise to Under-Secretary Hay

Rev. N. Turner to Secretaries, Wesleyan Society

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. D. Coates

Rev. N. Turner to Secretaries, Wesleyan Mission

Governor Darling to Earl Bathurst.(No. 41.)

Memorial

H. J. Rous and Others to the Colonial Secretary

Rev. D. Coates to Viscount Goderich

The Navy Commissioner to Secretary Hay

Robert Torrens to Under-Secretary Horton

Secretary, Navy Board, to Secretary Hay

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. E. Bickersteth

An Anonymous Letter

John Croker to Under-Secretary Twiss

Navy Board to John Croker

S, Curtis to the Lord High Admiral

Letter from Governor Darling to Sir G. Murray

Thomas Raine to Sir George Murray, G.C.B

Attorney-General and Solicitor-General to Hon. A. McLeay

A Narrative of the Sufferings and Most Miraculous Escape of Mr. John F. Atkins, Second Officer of the Brig Haweis, which was treacherously captured by the Natives of New Zealand, on the 2nd of March, 1829, and a Part of the Crew massacred, interspersed with Some Descriptions of the Island and the Manners of the Inhabitants

Rev. S. Marsden To Rev. D. Coates

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. E. Bickersteth

Rev. S. Marsden to——

Rev. S. Marsden to Governor Darling

Statement by Rev. S. Leigh

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. D. Coates

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. E. Bickersteth

Governor Darling to Sir George Murray

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. E. Bickersteth

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. D. Coates

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. E. Bickersteth

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. D. Coates

Rev. S. Marsden to——

Rev. S. Marsden to the Rev. D. Coates

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. D. Coates

Rev. S. Marsden to Mr. Jowett

Rev. S. Marsden To Rev. M. Jowett

Letter From Baron De Thierry To The Editor Of The Sydney Gazette

Rev. S. Marsden to Rev. D. Coates

Extract of Rev. S. Marsden’s Last Letter to the Church Missionary Society

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A List of Vessels Which Have Visited the Bay of Islands, New Zealand, During the Six Months Ending 31st December, 1839

Historical Records of New Zealand

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