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Paradox, or water-mole, description of	68
Parliamentary report of 1812	62
Particulars regarding George Bass	51
Parson Cowper, shameful neglect of, by government	71
Passage, discovery of a, across the Blue Mountains	66
Peel River diggings, the	345
Platypus, or paradox, sketch of	69
Policy, Earl Grey's apology for his colonial	180
Population of New South Wales	310
Port Jackson, description of	257
Port Jackson, why so named	17
Port Phillip declined sending representatives to Sydney	206
Port Phillip district, mountains in the	255
Port Phillip, history of	200
Port Phillip, or Victoria	199
Port Phillip satisfied with the new Constitution	196
Port Phillip statistics	323
Port Phillip, why so called	13
Portrait of Edward Hargreaves	324
Portrait of the first gold-commissioner	331
Post-office returns for New South Wales	320
Post-office, the, at Sofala, Turon river	357
Practice versus theory	197
Presbyterians insulted by Governor Brisbane	74
Press, liberty of the, conceded to New South Wales	74
Price of labour, Campbell on the	132
Price of land, Leslie Foster on	125
Princess Royal outcroppings	239
Prisoners, recollections of	40
Proceedings of the Australian Agricultural Company	78
Proceedings in South Australia	388
Profits of the Burra Burra mines	297
Promotion of convicts by Governor Macquarie	61
Protective Association, Mr. Benjamin Boyd's	130
Prothonotary, Lord Stanley's appointment of a	119
Public works effected by Governor Macquarie	65

Question, Earl Grey on the land	192

Reapers, soldiers hired as	61
Rebels, transportation of	21
Reception of the new Constitution in South Australia	196
Recital of Henry Hale	43
Recollections of prisoners	40
Records of Australian discovery	13
Registrar, the defaulting	117
Registry-office, Mrs. Chisholm's	139
Religion in Australia, state of	302
Religious denominations in Australia	303
Remonstrance of the Sydney Legislative Council	196
Report, Mrs. Chisholm's remarkable	140
Report of Commissioner Bigge	72
Report of Dr. Lang's committee	147
Report of Parliamentary committee in 1812	62
Report of the colonial-grievance committee	157
Reports of the Commons' committee on South Australia	233
Report on the convict system	172
Retirement of Sir George Gipps	160
Responsible government	155
Results of Governor Macquarie's administration	71
Right sort of emigrants, the	223
Rivers of Australia, the	44
Rivers of New South Wales, list of	250
Rivers in the Port Phillip district	255
River Torrens, real and alleged capabilities of the	219
Roads first made by convicts	61
Road made across the Blue Mountains	89
Roman Catholic cathedral founded at Sydney	73
Romantic doings at Adelaide	226
Rude speeches of Governor Macquarie	60
Rum-drinking in New South Wales	71
Rum hospital at Sydney	71

Satin, or bower-bird, the	289
Schaffer, appointment of Mr.	35
Schoolmaster, singular appointment of a colonial	306
Schools in New South Wales	311
Scott, Archdeacon	73
Sea-pig, or dugong, description of	267
Sectarian zeal, singular instance of	304
"Self-supporting " colony, statistics of a	236
Sham governesses	141
Shelter, want of, for emigrants	365
Shepherd's hut, sketch of a	366
Ship-building in New South Wales	319

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