Our First Half-Century: A Review of Queensland Progress Based Upon Official InformationQueensland
History
Our First Half-Century: A Review of Queensland Progress Based Upon Official Information
Queensland
Queensland -- History
_Colonial Secretary's Office,
Brisbane, 10th December, 1859._
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR has been
pleased to appoint
ABRAM ORPEN MORIARTY, ESQUIRE,
to be His Excellency's Acting Private Secretary.
_By His Excellency's Command_,
R. G. W. HERBERT.
_Colonial Secretary's Office,
Brisbane, 10th December, 1859._
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR has been
pleased to appoint
COMMANDER CHARLES EGERTON HARCOURT
VERNON, R. N.,
to be His Excellency's Acting Aide-de-Camp.
_By His Excellency's Command_,
ROBERT G. W. HERBERT.
_Colonial Secretary's Office,
Brisbane, December 10, 1859._
HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR has been
pleased to appoint
RATCLIFFE PRING, ESQUIRE,
of the Inner Temple, Barrister-at-Law, to be
Attorney-General of Queensland.
_By His Excellency's Command_,
ROBERT G. W. HERBERT.
BRISBANE: By Command: T. P. PUGH, Printer,
George Street.
INTRODUCTION.
Terra Australis: The Fifth Continent.--Dampier lands on
North-west Coast.--Cook lands at Botany Bay.--Annexes entire
Eastern Coast North of 38 deg. S.--Phillip annexes whole
of Eastern Coast and part of Southern Coast, including
Tasmania.--Fremantle annexes all the rest of the Continent.
--Erroneous Impressions of Early Explorers regarding
Australia.--Discovery of Bass Strait.--Completion of Coast Map
of Australia.--Six Colonies constituted.--Queensland's Natal
Day.--Proclamation of Commonwealth.--Inland Exploration.
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