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Victorian Historical Journal : 233 Volume 60 (2), 1989; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Albion Quarries : Maltese labourers at / p. 10-11 Alderson, Marijke : 'A step-by-step guide to tracing your family history', by, reviewed / p. 86-7 'Aphrasia', steamer : / p. 3 'Argus', Melbourne : on Pentonvillians / p. 41 Argyle, (Dr) Stanley Seymour (Premier of Victoria) : fluoroscope used by / p. 62, 65 Australia : Bicentennial Celebrations reflections of year / p. 79-80 Australia : history of capitalism and workers in / p. 88-9 Australian Academy of the Humanities : / p. 81 Australian and New Zealand Association of Radiologists : / p. 58 Australian Archives : 'Relations in records', by, reviewed / p. 87 Australian Society of X-Ray Technology : / p. 66 Azzopardi, Angelo (lithographer, Melbourne) : / p. 3, 21 Azzopardi, Antonio (Maltese pioneer, Melbourne) : / p. 3-4 Azzopardi, Valetta (Richmond) : / p. 3, 5, 21 Barak, William (Aboriginal artist) : review of biography by Shirley Wiencke / p. 93-4 Bartolo, (Revd Fr) Francis (Maltese Carmelite priest) : / p. 17 Basuttin, Joseph (Maltese settler, Brampton Island) : / p. 19 Beckett, (Dr) Thomas G., Northcote : / p. 62 Beckett, Lawrence, Northcote : / p. 62 Bellu, Angelo (barber, Melbourne) : / p. 9 Bennett, Robert : ''Any old iron?' A historical perspective of radiology' (article) / p. 57-66 Bentley, James Francis (publican, Ballarat) : / p. 69 Borg, David (Maltese settler) : in Melbourne / p. 5, 21 Bourke, (Sir) Richard (Governor of New South Wales) : and survey of Melbourne / p. 90 Boyd, Benjamin : employed Pentonvillians / p. 44 Braybrook : Maltese residents at / p. 11, 19 Brearley, Joseph (tanner) : / p. 44 Brearley, Sharpe (tanner) : / p. 44 Brown, (Mrs) (teacher, Prahran) : / p. 51 Bruce, (Viscount) Stanley Melbourne (Prime Minister) : on immigration / p. 13, 15 Buckley, Ken : 'No paradise for workers', by, reviewed / p. 88-9 Caldwell, John (engineer) : designed portable X-ray equipment / p. 65 Caldwell, John (engineer) : in factory at work (portrait) / p. 64 Camilleri, Joe (Maltese immigrant) : / p. 20 Camilleri, (Revd Fr) Angelo (Maltese priest) : / p. 10, 13, 15, 17 Camilleri, Salvu (Maltese immigrant) : / p. 7, 21 Cannon, Michael : edited 'Historical records of Victoria' / p. 89-90 Cannon, Michael : on Pentonvillians / p. 43 Carboni, Ivo (descendant of Raffaello Carboni) : / p. 68 Carboni, Raffaello : and Eureka Stockade / p. 68-71 Casolani, Henry (Malta's Superintendent of Emigration) : / p. 10, 13 Castella, Hubert de : 'Australian squatters' ['Les Squatteurs australiens'], of', translated / p. 83-4 Child welfare, in Australia : history, by Donella Jaggs, review / p. 91-2 Children of Eureka : / p. 68, 71 Clendinnen, (Dr) Frederick (skiagrapher) : / p. 62-3 Coleman, Robert : 'Above renown', by, reviewed / p. 77-9 College of Radiologists : / p. 58 Collingwood : Hornbrook and other ragged schools / p. 47, 48 Considine, (Dr) Henry, Traralgon : / p. 60 Convicts : Pentonvillians as / p. 37-46 Convicts : transportation of / p. 37 Cook, (Captain) James : voyages of, reviewed by Glyndwr Williams / p. 82 Corder, Frank (lawyer, Melbourne) : on Maltese migrants / p. 15-19, 21 Crookes, William (pioneer of X-rays) : / p. 58 Curmi, (Captain) Henry (first Maltese Commissioner to Australia) : / p. 14, 19-20 Danne, Richard and Miss, teachers, Sussex Street Ragged School : / p. 51, 52 Dauncey, Augustus (Pentonvillian) : killed shipmate / p. 43 Diaries : writers of / p. 25 Dictation tests : for immigrants, used on Maltese / p. 8 Dieppe Maps : / p. 81 Dieting : Mabel Lincoln on / p. 31-2 Dingle, Tony : review of 'No paradise for workers' (Buckley) / p. 88-9 Downer, Christine : review of 'Hugh Ramsay, his life and work' (Fullerton) / p. 85-6 Duncan, J. Stuart : review of 'Terra Australis to Australia' (Williams) / p. 81-3 Dunstan, David : review of 'The Australian trout' (Ritchie) / p. 94 Dunstan, David : reviews by / p. 83-4 Dutch : and discoveries of Australia / p. 81-2 'Eden', convict ship : / p. 37, 41 Edwards, John, dentist, Pentonvillian exile : / p. 40 Eucharistic Congress 1934 : in Melbourne / p. 17 Eureka Stockade (Ballarat 1854) : Children of Eureka commemorate / p. 68 Exiles : convicts as / p. 39 Exiles : table, disposal of exiles / p. 41 Exiles : table, numbers despatched to Port Phillip / p. 39 Family history : guide to writing / p. 86-7 Family history : sources for, in Australian Archives / p. 87 Farrugia, Joe, Assistant Secretary, Maltese Social Society : / p. 18, 21 Farrugia, Sam, Maltese immigrant : / p. 19 Fitts, Sir Clive : and fluoroscopy unit, (illustration) / p. 63 Fluoroscopes, in radiology : / p. 61-2 Fluoroscopes, in radiology : Sir Clive Fitts with, (illustration) / p. 63 'Foot-vision' : X-ray unit in London Stores (illustration) / p. 64 Ford, Joe : manufacture of X-ray equipment / p. 62 Frost, Alan : co-editor, 'Terra Australis to Australia' / p. 81-3 Fullerton, Patricia : 'Hugh Ramsay.. his life and work', by, reviewed / p. 85-6 Gandevia, Dr Bryan : and Museum of Medical History / p. 59 'Gange', French mailboat : with Maltese immigrants / p. 8 Garden, Donald : review of 'No parallel: the Woorayl Shire' (Murphy) / p. 92-3 'Geelong Advertiser' : on Pentonvillians / p. 41 Gerster, Robin : 'Big-noting: the heroic theme in Australian war writing', by, reviewed / p. 74-6 Gibbons, George, Pentonvillian at Geelong : / p. 43-4 Gilbert, Alan : on 'Australians: an historical library' / p. 80 Glebe (Sydney) : Ragged school at / p. 48, 53-4 Grant, Sir Henry, Governor of Malta : and problem of growing population / p. 6 Grech, Frank : on Maltese unemployment in Victoria / p. 15 Griffiths, Tom : 'Life and adventures of Edward Snell', reviewed / p. 83-4 Grima, G., Maltese immigrant : / p. 13 Hall, Bernard : and Hugh Ramsay / p. 85 Hallam, Dr Keith, radiologist : / p. 58 Hampsten, Elizabeth : on diarists / p. 27 Hardy, Frank : trial for libel / p. 78 Healy, Chris : review of '1988 and all that led' (Shaw) / p. 79-80 'Herald', Melbourne : competition for best housekeepers / p. 29, 31 'Herald', Melbourne : women's pages / p. 31 Hewlett, Dr Herbert, radiologist : / p. 62-3 'Historical records of Victoria vol. 5' : reviewed / p. 89-90 Hobart : ragged schools at / p. 47-8, 49, 52-3 Hobart Town Ragged School Association : / p. 47 Hoddle, Robert : surveys of Melbourne 1838-9 / p. 90 Holmes, Katie : 'Days of her life: using a woman's diary for social history' (article) / p. 24-36 Hornbrook, Mrs : had ragged school at Collingwood / p. 47 Hornbrook Ragged School, Collingwood : / p. 47, 49, 53 Hughes, William Morris 'Billy', Prime Minister : on Maltese immigrants / p. 7-8 Immigrants : Maltese migrants, in Melbourne / p. 3-23 Isaacs, Sir Isaac, Governor General : sponsored Money-lending Bill in Victorian Parliament / p. 74 Jaggs, Donella : 'Neglected and criminal', by, reviewed / p. 91-2 Jews, in Australia : reviews of histories of / p. 72-4 Johnson, Amy, aviator, : Mabel Lincoln on / p. 35 Jones, Des, radiographer : / p. 59 Joy, Edward : founded ragged school, Newtown, Sydney / p. 47 Keener, Francis, Pentonvillian exile : / p. 44 Kirby, Mr Justice Michael : wrote 'The Judges' / p. 78 Lalor, Peter, great great grandson of Peter Lalor : / p. 68 Landy, George, Maltese : / p. 19 Larrikins : in ragged schools, described / p. 51 Lenard, Philipe Eduard Anton : experiments with X-rays / p. 58 Leongatha : history of, in No parallel (Murphy) / p. 92-3 Lincoln, Ethel, daughter of Mabel Lincoln : / p. 25 Lincoln, George, son of Mabel Lincoln : / p. 25 Lincoln, Harold, son of Mabel Lincoln : / p. 25 Lincoln, Mabel, grand-daughter of Mabel Lincoln : / p. 25 Lincoln, Mabel, Mrs, Leongatha : diary of / p. 24-36 Lincoln, Mabel, Mrs, Leongatha : diary, pages illus. / p. 26, 30, 34 Lincoln, Robert (Bob), Leongatha : / p. 25 Lincoln, Rosie, daughter of Mabel Lincoln : / p. 25 Luck, Matthew, Pentonvillian : murdered / p. 43 Lyle, Professor Thomas Ranken : first Australian to work with X-rays / p. 59 MacDonald, Dr Colin, radiologist : / p. 63-4 MacFarlane, Ian : / p. 89-90 Malta : factors encouraging emigration from / p. 5-6 Malta : national day, celebrated in Melbourne / p. 16-17 Maltese, in Melbourne : history / p. 3-23 Maltese Social Society, Melbourne : / p. 5, 17-19, 20 Mannix, Very Revd Dr Daniel, Archbishop of Melbourne : and Maltese immigrants / p. 18-19 Markus, Andrew : book reviews / p. 72-4 Masson, David Orme : foot X-rayed / p. 59 Mayhew, Henry : illustration of Pentonville Prison / p. 38, 42 McBeth, Sue : book reviews / p. 86-7 McCubbin, Frederick : Hugh Ramsay on / p. 85 McIntyre, Kenneth G. : and Dieppe maps / p. 81 Meilak, Joe, Maltese immigrant : (portrait) / p. 12 Melbourne : Maltese pioneers and residents / p. 3-23 Mifsud, Lewis, businessman, Melbourne : / p. 5, 18, 21 Millbank, English prison : / p. 39 Mitchell, Richard : review of 'Lionel Murphy' (Scutt) / p. 76-7 Mount Lyell Mining Co. : Maltese workers at / p. 10 Murphy, John : 'No parallel: The Woorayl Shire', by, reviewed / p. 92-3 Murphy, Mr Justice Lionel : biography of, by Scutt, reviewed / p. 76-7 Neuro-radiology, pioneers in : / p. 65 O'Grady, Desmond : Raffaello / p. 71-2 O'Sullivan, Dr David, Medical Society of Victoria : / p. 59 O'Sullivan, Dr John, radiologist : / p. 58, 65 Olivier, Robert Tostaferrata, Maltese settler, Geraldton : / p. 19 Orr, Professor Sidney Sparkes : Judge Winneke on / p. 78-9 Owen, Dr Morris, archivist, Royal Australian College of Radiologists : / p. 65 Paris, Paul, secretary, Maltese Social Society : / p. 18 Parkhurst, English prison : / p. 39-40 Penney, Jan : review of 'When wattles bloom again' (Wiencke) / p. 93-4 Pentonville, English prison : / p. 39, 40 Pentonville, English prison : (illustration) / p. 38, 42, 45 Pentonvillians : convict exiles to Melbourne / p. 37-46 Pentonvillians : crimes committed by, in Victoria / p. 41, 43 Potts, Henry William, Maltese Commissioner in Australia : / p. 15 Preston and Northcote Community Hospital : X-ray machines at / p. 59, 61 Price, Charles : on Maltese immigrants / p. 8, 21 Quarries, in Victoria : Maltese workers (illustration) / p. 12 Quarries, in Victoria : Maltese working in / p. 10-11 Quinlan, Lucille : on Pentonvillians / p. 41, 43 Rabl, Dr Heinrick, Murtoa : / p. 60 Rabl, Dr Sigmund : X-ray screening unit used by (illustration) / p. 61 Rabl, family, Murtoa : home (illustration) / p. 60 Radiology, in Australia : history / p. 57-66 Ragged School Union (Vic.) : / p. 47, 48 Ragged schools, in Australia : history / p. 47-56 Ramsay, Hugh : biography of, by Fullerton, reviewed / p. 85-6 Ramsland, John : 'The Ragged schools systems in the Australian colonies' (article) / p. 43-56 Reiger, Kerreen : on planned home economy in 1930s / p. 28-29 Ritchie, Jack : 'The Australian trout', by, reviewed / p. 94 Rizzo, Antonio, grocer, Melbourne : / p. 5 Rizzo, John, grocer, Melbourne : / p. 5 Roadknight, William : employed Pentonvillians / p. 44 Robertson, Dr Graeme, radiologist and photographer : / p. 65 Rocks, Sydney : ragged schools in / p. 48, 50, 54 Rontgen, Bertha, Frau Wilhelm : / p. 58 Rontgen, Professor Wilhelm Conrad : discovered X-rays / p. 58-9 Rontgen Rays : / p. 58-9 Royal Australasian College of Radiologists : / p. 65-6 Rubinstein, Dr Hilary L. : 'Chosen: The Jews in Victoria', by, reviewed / p. 72-4 Rubinstein, William D. : edited 'Jews in the Sixth Continent', reviewed / p. 72-4 Rutland, Suzanne D. : 'Edge of the Diaspora', by, reviewed / p. 72-4 Said, Paul, Maltese immigrant : / p. 11, 18 Schilder, Gunter : on Dutch exploration of Australia / p. 81 Schools : ragged schools systems / p. 47-56 Scullin, James, Prime Minister : and Maltese settlers / p. 16-1 7 Scutt, Jocelynne : 'Lionel Murphy: a radical judge', by, reviewed / p. 76-7 Scutt, Jocelynne : review of 'Above renown: the biography of Sir Henry Winneke' (Coleman) / p. 77-9 Shaw, George : edited '1988 and all that', reviewed / p. 79-80 Shaw, Professor Alan G.L. : review of 'Historical records of Victoria, vol. 5' / p. 89-90 Simiana, John, Maltese immigrant : / p. 16 'Sir George Seymour', convict ship : / p. 40 'Skiagrams', glass plate X-ray photos : / p. 62 Smart, Judith : review of 'Big-noting; the heroic theme in Australian war writing' (Gerster) / p. 74-6 Snell, Edward : illustrated diary of, edited and reviewed / p. 83-4 Spiteri, Revd Fr Dennis, Maltese priest in Melbourne : / p. 17, 18 St Hubert's Vineyards (Vic.) : / p. 84 Stanley, Albert, manufacturer of X-ray equipment : / p. 62 Suffolk, Owen, bushranger : / p. 43 Sultana, Paul : on Maltese as quarry employees / p. 10-11 'Sunshine Advocate' : on Maltese residents / p. 11, 13 Surry Hills (NSW), ragged school at : / p. 54 Swain, Shurlee : review of 'Neglected and criminal' (Jaggs) / p. 91-2 Swindells, Herbert, Geelong : / p. 44 Sydney : ragged schools in / p. 48, 50, 51-2, 53-4 Syme, Mabel, Mrs George A. : X-ray used to extract needle from / p. 59 Thornton-Smith, Dr Colin Bernard : translated de Castella's 'Les Squatteurs australiens' / p. 83 Tovell, Ann, librarian, Medical Society of Victoria : / p. 59 Transportation of convicts : to Port Phillip / p. 37 Trout, in Australia : history by Jack Ritchie, reviewed / p. 94 Vassallo, Amedeo, wine merchant, Melbourne : / p. 21 Vassallo, Frank, Maltese immigrant : / p. 5, 21 Velia, Angelo, Maltese immigrant : letter home, quoted / p. 7 Victoria : convict transportation to / p. 37-46 Victoria : Maltese in centenary celebrations / p. 17-18 Victoria : Maltese with banner in procession (illustration) / p. 18 Wapping, Hobart : ragged school at / p. 47, 50 War literature, in Australia : study of / p. 74-6 Watson and Sons , X-ray equipment manufacturer : / p. 64, 65 Watson and Sons , X-ray equipment manufacturer : John Caldwell at work in (illustration) / p. 64 Wheelwright, Ted : co-author, 'No paradise for workers' / p. 88-9 White, William, Pentonvillian exile : / p. 40 Wiencke, Shirley W. : 'When the Wattles bloom again', by, reviewed / p. 93-4 Williams, Glyndwr : edited 'Terra Australis to Australia', reviewed / p. 81-3 Williams, John, Pentonvillian exile : / p. 40 Winneke, Sir Henry : biography of by Coleman, reviewed / p. 77-9 Wood, Dr Barbara, radiologist : / p. 58 Woods, Carole : 'Raffaello revisited' (review article) / p. 68-71 Woorayl Shire : history, by Murphy, reviewed / p. 92-3 Wynd, Ian : 'The Pentonvillians' (article) / p. 37-46 (check spelling) X-rays : discovery of, by Rontgen / p. 58-9 Yallourn : Maltese immigrants working at / p. 16 York, Barry : 'A Splendid country? The Maltese in Melbourne 1838-1938' (article) / p. 3-23 Zammit, Paul, Maltese immigrant : / p. 19; Periodical; Library - Periodicals

MS 000200 (Box 062-1); Three papers regarding the origins of Presbyterianism in Victoria; Allan, J. Alex (James Alexander), 1879-1967; (Box 062-1) MS 000200 : includes Paper One "The history of the John Knox Glebe in Swanston Street" by J. Alexander Allan, read before the R.H.S.V., 1943. This paper includes a a map of buildings in the relevant city block 1847-1862. Allan praises the work of Rev. James Forbes, whom he calls Victoria's 'first great educationist and the first minister of Scot's Church on Collins Street'. In 1843 the Presbyterian church in Scotland was disrupted by battles between the civil authorities and congregations leading to a break-away new church. In Australia, Forbes left the Scot's Church in 1846 and formed the "free Protesting Church of Australia Felix" who first met in the Mechanics Institute in Collins Street. Forbes was the first moderator of the new church and the driving force behind the building of the John Knox Free Presbyterian church and school on Swanston Street and Little Lonsdale street. The new church opened for worship in May 1848. The John Knox church building was architect-designed by Charles Laing whose map, dated December 1847 shows the building faced south, not east, as did the replacement church of 1863. Forbes foundational newspaper "The Port Phillip Christian Herald". Anecdotal evidence of Forbes personal nature, his deep interest in the schooling and care for the children, including girls' education. Mention of Chalmers school on Spring street. Forbes illness and death at the age of just 38, huge funeral and excessive mourning as well as his legacy. New Knox Church built in 1863, facing Swanston Street, not Little Lonsdale Street (it remains a church today), the subdivision of the land and how the buildings that remained were used after this time. The reducing congregation in the 1860s and the dissolution of parish in 1879. Sale of Knox Church in 1882 to the Disciples of Christ/Christian Chapel. Presbyterian church schism ending in 1860s/70s. Paper Two Dr W. A. Sanderson, M.A. L.L.D., ‘The Beginning of Presbyterianism in Melbourne’, Victorian Historical Magazine, Vol 15, no 4, Dec 1935, pp 124-31. (handwritten copy and typed copy) NOTE: This paper published in V.H.M. Vol. XV, 1935. Focus of this paper on the first religious services held in Port Phillip, the first ministers conducting them, and the first religious buildings to be erected. First Presbyterians to arrive were Dr Alexander Thomson and Mr David Fischer in early 1836, two Presbyterian layman from Tasmania. First services held in homes of new settlers and in the open air. Dr Thomson read the Church of England service every Sunday morning at his house where St Paul's Cathedral now stands. The first clergyman to arrive was Rev. Joseph Orton, a Wesleyan, in April 1836. About this time a subscription fund for a church and school building for the use of all denominations (protestant) was instituted. The humble William Street church opened (on the site of the later St James Cathedral) and though it was just a shed it could seat 80 persons. The first Presbyterian Minister to arrive was Rev. James Clow who began preaching from the William Street church but had to contend with the Church of England majority who intended to take over building. Clow wrote to Reverend Lang in Sydney in December 1837: "with considerable difficulty I obtained the use of it (the church) from 2-4pm every Sunday afternoon as a temporary arrangement'. Although the church was full for his sermons, Clow noted that : "many of those present were Episcopalians and Dissenters". At the end of January 1838 Rev. James Forbes arrived and he and Clow worked together to acquire funding to build the first Presbyterian Church, aided by Mr Skene Craig. Temporary worship was conducted on David Fischer's land on the south side of Collins St West, while another temporary church building commenced. Mr Forbes became the first settled minister in Melbourne and the first Minister of the Scot's church holding first communion here on July 29th 1838, with about 30 communicants present. Government grant and plans for Eastern Hill Scot's Church gathered pace in 1839-40. Paper Three Dr W.A. Sanderson, "The pioneers of the Presbyterian Church". (handwritten copy and typed copy) This paper covers some of the same ground as papers one and two above. Adds a large number of early Presbyterian emigrant ministers including those who served rural congregations and did missionary and bush itinerary work: Rev. Andrew Love (Geelong), Rev. Thomas Mowbray (Campbellfield), Rev. Alexander Laurie (Portland), Rev.. Irving Hetherington (Scot's Church Collins St.), Rev. William Hamilton (Mortlake), Rev. John Tait (Geelong), Rev. Thomas Hastie (Buninyong), Rev. A.M. Ramsay (Scots Church, Collins St), Rev. Robert Hamilton, D.D. (Fitzroy). The Free Church of Scotland sent out a number of young ministers under the leadership of Rev. Dr. Macintosh Mackay and Rev. Dr Adam Cairns to serve the populace in the goldfields: including Rev. James Baird and Rev. William Henderson, (Ballarat), Rev. Dr James Nish (Bendigo) and Rev. Walter Robb and Rev. W.S. Login (Gippsland). In 1859 Rev. James Clow elected the first moderator of a United Presbyterian Church of Victoria. By 1870 the factionalism among the Presbyterian denominations that had divided the church since 1843 was over, at least in Victoria, as the majority saw the advantages of returning to a strong united body. [Author Dr W.A. Sanderson c.1871-1937. He was a doctor of laws ad an amateur historian who presented several papers to the RHSV in the 1930s. He lived at that time at 302 Wattletree road East Malvern.] Unreferenced 1852 letter at the back of the J. Alex. Allan paper is part letter (two typed pages) apparently written by George Augustus Robinson, former Chief Protector of Aborigines in the Port Phillip District (Victoria) from 1837 to his daughter, a Mrs. Allen, then living temporarily on Clark Island north of Van Dieman's Land. Letter dated April 3, 1852, written just prior to Robinson's final return to England. Mentions his other daughters Cecilia (the youngest) and Eliza (just married to C.B. Peel). ; Document; Manuscripts Collection; This is a typed copy of an 1852 incomplete letter to Mrs Allen of Clark Island from her father, G.A. Robinson, Protector of Aboriginals. This letter is attached to 'The History of the John Knox Glebe in Swanston Street by J. Alex. Allan'. Donor Ledger says it came from Museum Dep. of Libraries Dep S. Australia. 1944-45 and 1940-41, Lib Dep 1944545.

Victorian Historical Journal : 142 Volume 36 (4), 1965; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Alfred (Duke of Edinburgh) : visit to Prince Alfred Vineyard / p. 164 Argyle, Sir Stanley Seymour (Premier of Victoria) : pioneer radiologist / p. 144-7 Bruce, Stanley Melbourne (Viscount) : in London (portrait) / p. 130 Bryce, (Dr) Lucy : review of 'An Abiding Gladness' / p. 174 Castella, Francois de (Yering) : study of phylloxera / p. 168, 173 Castella, Hubert de : and American vines / p. 167-8 Castella, Hubert de : defended light dry wines / p. 163 Castella, Hubert de : emigrant / p. 155 Castella, Hubert de : established St. Hubert's vineyard / p. 156 Castella, Hubert de : failure of St. Hubert's / p. 171, 173 Castella, Hubert de : partnership / p. 169 Castella, Paul de : emigration / p. 155 Castella, Paul de : owned Yering / p. 156 Ceres (Vic.) : Neuchatel cellar / p. 155 Clendinnen, Frederick John (radiologist) : / p. 140-2 Clendinnen, Frederick John (radiologist) : first X-Ray specialist in Victoria / p. 141-2 Clendinnen, Leslie John (Jack) (pioneer radiologist) : / p. 142-3 Cole's Book Arcade (Melbourne) : centenary of opening / p. 133 Cooper, (Dr) Eric (radiologist) : / p. 150 Cooring Yering (vineyard, Lilydale) : established by Samuel de Pury / p. 157, 171 Crimmins, E. (President, Ballarat Historical Society) : death / p. 135 Cross (Dr) Kenneth Stuart (radiologist) : / p. 149 Dardel, James (viticulturist) : at Batesford / p. 155, 158, 165 Dardel, James (viticulturist) : at Yering / p. 156 Deakin, Alfred (Prime Minister of Australia) : biography (La Nauze) published / p. 134 Deschamps, Joseph (viticulturist) : / p. 155 Deschamps, Joseph (viticulturist) : bought Lilydale land / p. 157 Deschamps, Joseph (viticulturist) : planted vines, Yering / p. 156 Filmer, Walter (Newcastle) : X-Ray experiments / p. 140 Flecker, (Dr) Hugo (radiologist) : / p. 149 Garran, Andrew (Victorian Public Service Board) : death / p. 135 Greville, Melville, Morgan (Ballarat Historical Society) : death / p. 135 Grovedale (Vic.), near Geelong : viticulture / p. 155-6 Hewlett, (Dr) Herbert Maunsell : / p. 148 Historical Societies : 1st conference of societies in Victoria / p. 131-2 Hope (Dr) (viticulturist) : / p. 158, 164 Hutchens, Frank (musician and composer) : death / p. 134-5 Hutton, (Major) W. and M. : at Cooring Yering / p. 157. 171 Irving (Professor, Hawthorn Grammar) : / p. 147 La Trobe, Charles Joseph : plans for vineyards / p. 155 La Trobe, Charles Joseph (Governor of Victoria) : in Switzerland / p. 154-5 La Trobe Library (Vic.) : official opening / p. 132 La Trobe, Sophie (de Montmollin) (wife of C. J. La Trobe) : marriage / p. 154 Langdon, George (viticulturist) : at Yeringberg / p. 156 Lawn Tennis Association of Australia : early tennis matches / p. 141 Lilydale (Vic.) : viticulture / p. 155 Love, (Dr) Leslie : Alfred Hospital, X-ray Department / p. 136, 147 Lyle, (Sir) Thomas R. (Melbourne University) : history / p. 141 Lyle, (Sir) Thomas R. (Melbourne University) : took first X-Rays in Australia / p. 140 Macdonald, (Dr) Colin : 'Roentgen's discovery of X-rays and the pioneer Melbourne radiologists' (article) / p. 136-53 Martin, D. (Secretary for Agriculture) : on phylloxera / p. 167 Masson, Orme (Professor of Chemistry, Melbourne University) : X-ray of his foot, first made in Australia / p. 140 McDonald, (Sir) Warren (Commonwealth Banking Corporation) : death / p. 135 McKeddie, (Dr) J. F. (Alfred Hospital) : / p. 150 Melbourne, St James' Old Cathedral : / p. 134 Menzies, (Sir) Robert Gordon (Prime Minister of Australia) : Lord Warden of Cinque Ports / p. 133 Mildew, Downy : vineyard pest / p. 172 Mitcham (Vic.) : Schwerkolt Cottage / p. 133 Mitchell, David : bought St Hubert's vineyard / p. 171 Mitchell, David : planted vineyard / p. 157, 170-1 O'Sullivan, (Dr) John (radiographer) : / p. 150-1 Paradise (vineyard) : set up by Dardel / p. 155, 158 Pearce, (Sir) George Foster (Senator) : review of biography / p. 173 Peel, Lynette J. : 'Viticulture at Geelong and Lilydale' (article) / p. 154-73 Pettarel, D. Louis : adopted plough for trenching / p. 159 Pettarel, D. Louis : death / p. 165 Pettarel, D. Louis : established Victoria Vineyard / p. 158 Pettarel, D. Louis : vineyard at Pollock's Ford / p. 157 Pettarel, D. Louis : visited by Duke of Edinburgh / p. 164 Phylloxera : combating the disease / p. 167-9, 171-2 Phylloxera : first appearance in Victoria / p. 164-5 Phylloxera : history of disease / p. 166-7 Pury, George de : on Yeringberg / p. 171 Pury, Guillaume (Baron de) : / p. 155 Pury, Guillaume (Baron de) : established Yeringberg / p. 156 Pury, Guillaume (Baron de) : as Swiss consul / p. 170 Pury, Samuel de : / p. 155 Pury, Samuel de : Cooring Yering established / p. 157 Pury, Samuel de : planted vines, Yering / p. 156 Radiology : pioneers in Melbourne / p. 139-53 Radiology : recommendations for change in course / p. 152-3 Red Cross : story of blood transfusion service in book by Dr Lucy Bryce / p. 174 Returned Services League : change of name / p. 134 Reynolds, Patricia : 'Sources of local history', No 2 / p. 132 Roentgen, Wilhelm Conrad : discoverered X-rays / p. 136-9 Rosanove, (Mrs)Joan : first Victorian woman Queen's Counsel / p. 133 Rowan, Andrew : partner at Yeringberg vineyard / p. 169-71 Royal Historical Society of Victoria [RHSV] : details of Conference / p. 131-2 Rutherglen (Vic.) : downy mildew in vines / p. 172 Ryrie, William : first vineyard in Lilydale area / p. 156 Schwerkolt Cottage (Mitcham) : opening, as museum / p. 133 Smith, (Dr) L. L. : on treatment for phylloxera in vines / p. 167 St Hubert's (Lilydale, vineyard) : / p. 156, 160 St Hubert's (Lilydale, vineyard) : collapse / p. 171 St Hubert's (Lilydale, vineyard) : London agency / p. 170 St Hubert's (Lilydale, vineyard) : won prize for colonial wine exhibit / p. 169 Sutton, (Lieut-Colonel) Frederick George (Mount Macedon) : death / p. 135 Syme, Hugh Randall (Age) : death / p. 135 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Land Act, 1862 / p. 162 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Vine Diseases Eradication Bill, 1879 / p. 166, 168 Victoria (vineyard, Waurn Ponds) : established by Pettavel / p. 158 Viticulture : viticulture at Geelong and Lilydale / p. 154-73 Weber (Bros. (viticulturists, St. James, Geelong) : / p. 158, 164 Wilkinson, (Dr) J. F. : pioneer Australian gastro-enterologist / p. 148 Wines : early manufacture in Victoria / p. 160-3 X-Rays : development in diagnosis, and list of opaque media / p. 151-2 X-Rays : discovery by Roentgen / p. 136-9 X-Rays : pioneer use in Australia / p. 140-2 Yarra Valley Winegrowers' Association : established at Lilydale / p. 157 Yering (Vic.) : prizes won / p. 164 Yering (Vic.) : red wines a speciality / p. 163-4 Yering (Vic.) : vineyards established / p. 155-6 Yeringberg (vineyard) : established by Du Pury / p. 156, 160` Yeringberg (vineyard : last vineyard / p. 171 Yeringberg (vineyard : prizes won / p. 164, 169-70 Yeringberg (vineyard : vines grown, listed / p. 161-2 Yeringberg (vineyard : white wines a speciality / p. 164; Periodical; Library - Periodicals

Victorian Historical Journal : 12 Volume 4 (1), 1914; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Aborigines : Mission Station at Melbourne / p. 154 Aborigines : Mission Stations at Melbourne / p. 154 Aborigines : Smith, J.T., schoolmaster at Mission / p. 156 Aborigines : 'White Woman' detained by / p. 174 Aborigines : William Buckley appointed interpreter / p. 154 Arden, George : 'Australia Felix' published / p. 188 'Australia Felix' : G. Arden published 'Australia Felix' / p. 188 Bairnsdale : (The White Woman in Gippsland) / p. 176 Batman, Henry : appointed Chief Constable / p. 156 Batman, Henry : at the site of Melbourne, 1835 / p. 148 Batman, Henry : resigns appointment / p. 158 Batman, John : land bought by / p. 160 Batman, John : memorial to / p. 163 Baxter, Captain B. : clerk to the Bench at Melbourne, 1838 / p. 157 Border Police : Proclamation / p. 181 Buckley, William : appointed as interpreter and Constable / p. 154 Bunce, Daniel : Bruce's wanderings / p. 189 Buntine, W. M. : 'The White Woman in Gippsland: an incident of the 'forties' [1840s]' (article) / p. 174-175 Cape Everard and Point Hicks : notes on Cape Everard / p. 176 Catholics : address to, 1839 / p. 182 Census : first taken at Port Phillip / p. 154 Coal : discovery of coal, 1840 / p. 189 Cooper, Horatio : clerk at first Land Sale / p. 159 Cooper, Horatio : (portrait) / p. 159 Cotter, Dr Barry : Colonial Surgeon / p. 154 Craig, Skene : Commissariat Officer / p. 152 Craig, Skene : (portrait) / p. 159 Cussen, Dr P. : Colonial Surgeon / p. 156 D'Arcy, F. R. : Assistant Surveyor / p. 153 Darke, W. W. : Assistant Surveyor / p. 153 De Villiers, Charles James : Superintendent of Native Police / p. 157, 158 Depasturing Licences : list of / p. 177 Ensay : naming of / p. 176 Fawkner, John Pascoe : funeral / p. 147 Fawkner, John Pascoe : his character / p. 146 Geelong : Geelong and District, 1837-38 / p. 178, 180 Gilbert, John Melbourne : first white child born at Melbourne / p. 155 Gippsland : explorers and pioneers of / p. 189, 190 Gippsland : Gippsland Sub-centre, Report / p. 188 Gippsland : McMillan's discovery of / p. 189, 190 Gippsland : Strzelecki in Gippsland, 1840 / p. 190 Gippsland : The 'White Woman' in Gippsland / p. 174 Gisborne, H. F. : account of Strzelecki's expedition / p. 190 Gisborne, H. F. : letters to La Trobe / p. 186 Gisborne, H. F. : Separation Petition / p. 192 Goldfields : Gill's pictures of / p. 186 Hamilton, G. : overland journeys, 1839 / p. 183 Hawdon and Munday : journey overland to Adelaide, 1839 / p. 183 Hawdon and Munday : journey overland to Melbourne, 1836 / p. 183 Historical Society of Victoria [HSV] : secures memorial to J. Batman / p. 163 Hooson, J. W. : Constable, 1836 / p. 153 Hotels : first licensed in Melbourne, 1837 / p. 149 Hotels : G. Smith erects Lamb Inn, Collins Street / p. 149 Lancey, Captain : with Fawkner's party / p. 146 Land Sales : at Melbourne / p. 178, 179, 182, 187 Langhorne, George : (portrait) / p. 145 Liardet, W. F. E. : on floods / p. 186 Licensing Court : first in Melbourne / p. 149 Lonsdale, Captain William : his Quarterly Returns and Abstracts of Expenditure, 1836-39 / p. 152 Mails : report on proposed mail route between Yass and Port Phillip, 1837 / p. 168 Maps and Plans : proposed Mail Route, Yass to Port Phillip / p. 170 Maps and Plans : Russell's survey of site of Melbourne / p. 192 McMillan, Angus : discovery of Gippsland / p. 189, 190 Melbourne : Aboriginal Mission Station established / p. 154 Melbourne : Batman, H., at the site of Melbourne, 1835 / p. 148 Melbourne : Captain Lonsdale's Administration / p. 149 Melbourne : early Melbourne Police / p. 152 Melbourne : first Licensing Court in Melbourne / p. 149 Melbourne : foundation by Batman and Fawkner / p. 145 Melbourne : G. Wintle, Gaoler at Melbourne, 1838 / p. 157 Melbourne : Hoosan, J. W. first Constable, 1836 / p. 153 Melbourne : hotels first licensed in Melbourne / p. 149 Melbourne : J. M. Gilbert, first white child born at / p. 155 Melbourne : Lancey with Fawkner's party on site of / p. 146 Melbourne : scraps of early Melbourne history / p. 145 Melbourne, Views of : Adamson's, 1839 / p. 186 Melbourne, Views of : Haydon's / p. 187 Memorials : John Batman / p. 163 Native Police : established October, 1837 / p. 157 Newspapers, Early : 'Port Phillip Herald' / p. 189 O'Callaghan, T : 'Scraps of early Melbourne History, 1835-1839' (article) / p. 145-167 Orbost : naming of / p. 176 Overland Journeys : Hamilton, G. overland journey, 1839 / p. 183 Overland Journeys : Hawdon's journey to Melbourne, 1836;|to Adelaide, 1838 / p. 183 Petherick, Edward A : 'Bibliography of the State of Victoria, Part 7' (article) / p. 177- Police, Victorian : Batman, H., appointed Chief Constable / p. 156 Police, Victorian : Batman, H., resigns / p. 158 Police, Victorian : Border Police / p. 181 Police, Victorian : De Villiers, C. J. L., Supt. of Native Police / p. 157-8 Police, Victorian : early Melbourne police / p. 152 Police, Victorian : Wright, W., Chief Constable, Melbourne / p. 158 Port Phillip : Bibliography of, in 1838 / p. 177-180 Port Phillip : Bibliography of, in 1839 / p. 181-7 Port Phillip : Bibliography of, in 1840 / p. 187-192 Port Phillip : first Census at Port Phillip / p. 154 Port Phillip : proposed Separation from New South Wales / p. 192 'Port Phillip Herald' : first number, 3rd January, 1840 / p. 189 Portland : Bibliography of settlement of / p. 182, 186, 188, 189 Portland : survey of Portland Bay / p. 188 Portraits : Cooper, Horatio (portrait) / p. 159 Portraits : Craig, Skene (portrait) / p. 159 Portraits : Langhorne, George (portrait) / p. 145 Portraits : Webb, Robert Saunders (portrait) / p. 145 Protectors of Aborigines : List of appointments of / p. 179 Russell, Robert : Clerk of Works / p. 157 Russell, Robert : resigns appointment / p. 156 Russell, Robert : Senior Assistant Surveyor, Melbourne / p. 153 Ryrie, W. and Co. : Report on proposed Mail Route between Yass and Port Phillip, 1837 / p. 168 Savings Bank : Trustees / p. 180 Separation : Separation from New South Wales / p. 191, 192 Smith, George : erects Lamb Inn, Collins Street / p. 149 Smith, J. T. : schoolmaster at Aboriginal Mission Station / p. 156 Smythe, H. W. H. : surveyor / p. 157 Stapylton, G. G. : surveyor / p. 158 Strzelecki, Count : in Gippsland, 1840 / p. 190 Tyers, Captain C. J. : 140 degree Boundary Line / p. 188 Tyers, Captain C. J. : survey of Portland Bay / p. 188 Violet Creek and Town : in 1840 / p. 187 Webb, Robert Saunders : (portrait) / p. 145 Wedge, J. Helder : associate of Batman / p. 146 Western Port : Moore, Captain, and Hoddle, Robert, at / p. 189 'White Woman', The : 'White Woman' detained by Aborigines / p. 174 'White Woman', The : The 'White Woman' handkerchief / p. 174 Wintle, George : gaoler at Melbourne, 1838 / p. 157 Wright, William ('Tulip' Wright) : Chief Constable / p. 158 ; Periodical; Library - Periodicals

CJD-1; C. J. Dennis collection : Sunnyside; Murray, George G. (photographer); A collection of photographic copies of photographs taken between 1911 and 1916, with one taken c. 1925. Most of the photographs are inscribed "G.G.M. Photo", George G. Murray who is said to have regularly visited the Dandenongs in the early 1900s. He generally stayed at the Sunnyside artists camp in Kallista, the Storrie family or the Roberts family at Sunnyside in South Sassafras. His photographs are of people and places in the Belgrave area. Contains photographs of Charles W. Gilbert, R.H. Croll, Frank Roberts, John Garibaldi Roberts, Bertrand John Roberts, C.J. Dennis, John Shirlow, Mrs. Aeneas Gunn, Dave Wright, H.B. Herbert, Miss Eastaugh, David Low. Some of the scenic photographs were made into postcards. All photographs are captioned below the image in black pen, or on the image in white gouache. Note : unless otherwise stated the photographs are dated c. 1914. Contents: Train at Belgrave railway station [CJD-1]; Monbulk from Mernda [CJD-2]; Sunnyside, Sassafras, group portrait: F. W. Roberts, R. H. Croll, C. Web Gilbert, J. G. Roberts, Mrs J. G. Roberts; B. J. Roberts with 'Pomme' [CJD-3]; R.S. Nations' coach [CJD-4]; View from Sunnyside, looking south pictured left to right: J. G. Roberts, Mrs J. G. Roberts, F. W. Roberts, John Kean [CJD-5]; Upper Ferntree Gully railway station [CJD-6]; Mechanics Institute South Sassafras, J.G. Hartney, Pat Quirk, J.G. Roberts, Roger Cleghorn [CJD-7]; Tree struck by lightening Sassafras 1911 [CJD-8]; Mechanics Institute, Alf Fearon, J.G. Hartney, Roger Cleghorn [CJD-9]; Creek near Sunnyside [CJD-10]; Bullock wagon near E.S. & A. Bank, Monbulk [CJD-11]; Tree home of Dinah (Dinny) Masch, the Patch [CJD-12]; Sassafras in flower [CJD-13]; Huon House, Sassafras, William Lennard Roberts [CJD-14]; Warwick Farm, Sassafras wedding group of Corporal and Mrs F.W. Roberts, 30 September 1916 [CJD-15]; Monbulk Road, Huon House, W. Terry's store, Sassafras, 1911 [CJD-16]; Road to Monbulk near Belgrave [CJD-17]; Bert and J. G. Roberts, Old Sunnyside 1910 [CJD-18]; J.G. Robert's wagon impaled on stump, Warwick Farm, Sassafras, 1916 [CJD-19]; Tourist track South Sassafras, John Shirlow, 8 June 1914 [CJD-20]; The creek, South Sassafras, The Glen, John Shirlow and J.G. Roberts [CJD-21]; C. Web Gilbert, sculptor, at Sunnyside, 27 April 1914 [CJD-22]; Mrs Aeneas Gunn [CJD-23]; New hall, Mechanics Institute, South Sassafras [CJD-24]; Huon House, South Sassafras adjoining Sunnyside [CJD-25]; Sherbrooke Falls [CJD-26]; Track to Monbulk, J.G. and F.W. Roberts, 1911 [CJD-27]; J G Roberts , view looking from 'Crook's' towards Sunnyside, 7 August, 1910 [CJD-28]; View from One Tree Hill, 1910 [CJD-29]; J.G. and F.W. Roberts, 12 Feb 1911 [CJD-30]; Olinda Falls [CJD-31]; Belgrade Road, South Sassafras, Huon House and Sunnyside, 1911 [CJD-32]; View towards Barratt's Warwick Farm and Roberts' Sunnyside, South Sassafras [CJD-33]; South Sassafras from Mernda Road [CJD-34]; South Sassafras from Mernda Road [CJD-35]; View of South Sassafras from Sunnyside, looking south along Belgrave Road, c. 1911 [CJD-36]; View at South Sassafras, looking north, 8 June 1914 [CJD-37]; Looking south west by south towards Belgrave [CJD-38]; The Chalet from Mernda Road [CJD-39]; Near Fairy Dell Monbulk [CJD-40]; The Patch Monbulk [CJD-41]; At Sunnyside, South Sassafras, view above Sassafras Creek [CJD-43]; Log Bridge over Sassafras Cree, Mrs Hore and Gwen D. Roberts, 12 February 1911 [CJD-43]; Post Office, Olinda [CJD-44]; Sassafras, view of township [CJD-45]; Monbulk, Miss Simmons on horseback [CJD-46]; Lower Ferntree Gully township [CJD-47]; 'Torkenhof", Mr Kauper [CJD-48]; View from Huon House, South Sassafras [CJD-49]; A forest giant at the Patch, Monbulk [CJD-50]; John Shirlow at Sassafras Creek, 8 June [CJD-51]; David Low, Caricaturist for the Bulletin etc [CJD-52]; F.W. Roberts, last bus, horses Pilot and Ben, 18 April [CJD-53]; At Sunnyside Miss C. McGregor, Mrs Sievwright, and R.M. Roberts, C.J. Dennis, Bert and J.G. Roberts, W. Coleman and J, Brewitt, 15 February [CJD-54]; Last bus of 10, horses Pilot and Ben, F.W. Roberts, Stan Hartney, B.J. Roberts, Jack Brewitt, J.G. Roberts, 18 April [CJD-55]; Mrs Aeneas Gunn [CJD-56]; Sunnyside, J.G. Roberts, R.M. Roberts, R.H. Croll, C.J. Dennis, H.B. Herbert, Edie Eastaugh, F.W, Roberts, 31 May [CJD-57]; Sunnyside, 'Den of the Bulletin", 15 February [CJD-58]; Sunnyside 'Den" in the bus, 8 June [CJD-59]; G.G. Murray on a forest road, 1915 [CJD-6]; Sylvan Fall near Toolangi House [CJD-61]; Sunnyside, John Shirlow, etcher, 8 June [CJD-62]; G.G. Murray on tourist track, 8 June [CJD-63]; Sunnyside, John Shirlow, painting water color, 8 June [CJD-64]; Lorna Doon township [CJD-65]; Mrs Aeneas Gunn, 7 June [CJD-66]; Gwen D. Roberts on tourist track to Monbulk, 12 February 1911 [CJD-67]; Horse drawn wagon near Begley's Bridge, F.W. Roberts, Miss jean Newton, Miss Ruby Hartley, Gwen Roberts, Miss McGregor,G.J. Roberts, W.R. Mooney, 15 March [CJD-68]; Dinah (Dinny) Masch's bush home at the junction of Camms Road an The Patch road [CJD-69]; First hut in Monbulk, situated on the block between the Hollies and Nathania Springs, F. Gay (Micky Drip) standing in doorway, 1912 [CJD-70]; Mr and Mrs William Thompson, pioneers from 1893, 21 August 1910 [CJD-71]; Tutt's orchard, picking raspberries, c. 1910 [CJD-72]; Now on Sunnyside, 1912 [CJD-73]; Tourist track, Kallista [CJD-74]; Chaff cutting at Sunnyside, Gwen Hart, Thelma Stoll, (?) Park,Jack Roberts, Len Snowden, W. Len Roberts, Gwen Roberts, Dick Hitley, 1913 [CJD-75]; Huon falls, near Sassafras [CJD-76]; First crop of hay at Sunnysid, F.W. Roberts, Robert Cleghorn, c. 1911 [CJD-77]; Kallista group includes Roger Cleghorn, W. Emberson, J.G. Hartley [CJD-78]; Township, Lower Ferntree Gully [CJD-79]; Haying at Sunnyside, R. Cleghorn, Jack Paul, F.W. Roberts, 1991 [CJD-80]; Gold panning, Emerald Creek, B.J. Roberts, Jack Roberts, F.W. Roberts, Gwen Roberts, Nona Shappere, 1913 [CJD-81]; Belgrave Railway station [CJD-82]; The Patch, Monbulk, Simpson's home [CJD-83]; Photographer, 1910 [CJD-84]; Rasberry picking, Mrs J.G. Roberts, Leslie Smith and Bert Roberts, c. 1910 [CJD-85]; Entrance to Sassafras Gully [CJD-86]; Photograph of group near Mechanics Hall [CJD-87]; Belgrave Railway station [CJD-88]; Post office Belgrave [CJD-89]; Wagons outside Kallista post office and cash store [CJD-90]; Horse and cart on road at Monbulk [CJD-91]; Wood chop South Sassafras Easter [CJD-92]; copy of newspaper article re re-naming of township, c. 1925 [CJD-93]; Track to Belgrave, Sassafras Creek [CJD-94]; Giant fallen tree [CJD-95]; Sherbrooke Falls [CJD-97] Giant tree, 60 ft girth [CJD-97]; Steps at Sherbrooke Falls [CJD-98]; At the concrete bridge, Monbulk [CJD-99]; Track to the Sherbrooke Falls [CJD-100]; 'Friday's Nook, near Sherbrooke Falls [CJD-101]; Begby's Bridge, Old Monbulk Road [CJD-102]; Overlooking The Patch [CJD-103]; Tourist Track CJD-104]; Looking towards Kay's from Sunnyside [CJD-104]; Sunnyside, J.G. Roberts, F.W. Roberts, D.M. Anderson, Gwen Roberts, 1911 [CJD-106]; View from Perrins Creek Road [CJD-107]; Nathania Springs [ CJD-108]; Belgrave Road [CJD-109].; Photograph; Images collection; The photographs were copied by Brian Pump, c. 1974, photographer for the RHSV.

Victorian Historical Journal : 89 Volume 23 (1), 1950; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Aborigines : 'Language of the Aborigines' (Bunce) / p. 33, 121 Aborigines : Moravian mission at Lake Boga / p. 32 Aborigines : reminiscences of Swan Hill / p. 8 Appeal, An : an appeal for premises for Society [HSV] / p. 48 Arden and Strode : early printers, Melbourne / p. 22 Arden's 'Sydney Magazine' : published in 1843 / p. 22 Barber, W. H. : 'The Case of W. H. Barber' / p. 26 Batman, John : and Hamilton Hume's Map / p. 21 Beveridge, Andrew : killed, Swan Hill / p. 2 Bonwick, James : notes of a gold-digger, etc / p. 29 Boroondara District : early settlers at / p. 24 Bromby, Revd J. E. : early Melbourne lecturer / p. 31 Brown, Angus : early Mallee settler / p. 5 'Bully' Hayes : pamphlet by A. T. Saunders / p. 35 Bunce, Daniel : his works / p. 33, 34 Burke and Wills : 'Age' journal of expedition / p. 34 Burke and Wills : Bourne's journal of Landsborough's expedition / p. 34 Burke and Wills : card issued for funeral of / p. 34 Burke and Wills : expedition horses shod at Swan Hill / p. 2 Burke and Wills : monument to, Swan Hill / p. 2 Cadell, Captain Francis : surveys Murray River / p. 10 Campbell, John : known as 'Tinker' Campbell, Queensland / p. 26-28 Campbell, John : 'Tinker' Campbell, Queensland / p. 29 Carboni, Raffaelo : 'The Eureka Stockade' / p. 32, 33 Carrington, Mrs : born Swan Hill, 1860 / p. 3 Chapman, Mrs Caroline Knox : 'Swan Hill - Past and Present' (article) / p. 1-11 Christie, E. M. : 'Some Pamphlets in our Library' (article) / p. 19-40 Clarke, Lindsay, Acting Surveyor : his diary, 1849 / p. 23-25 Clarke, W. : 'Melbourne Morning Herald' / p. 23 Colac : Historical Society formed, 1950 / p. 46 Cotter, Dr Barry : died Swan Hill Hospital, 1877 / p. 10 Cotter, Dr Barry : memorial tablet / p. 11 Country Centres : visits to Colac and Mildura / p. 46 Davies, Revd : first religious service, Swan Hill / p. 9 Deakin, William : father of Alfred Deakin, mail carrier, Swan Hill, 1849 / p. 4 Devenport, V. Sturt : visits Murray Valley and Mildura / p. 46 Douglas, Hon. John : his connection with New Guinea / p. 36 Douglas, Hon. John : Past and Present of Thursday Island / p. 35 Dried Fruit Industry : at Swan Hill and District / p. 7 Droughts : in Swan Hill district / p. 8 Early Closing Association : formed in 1869 / p. 31, 32 'Early Motoring in Victoria' : article by Sir Russell Grimwade / p. 12-18 Elgar's Special Survey, Boroondara District : / p. 24 Ellery, R. L. J., Government Astronomer, Victoria : / p. 31 Emigrants' Guides : Moore's 'Almanac and Guide Book', 1853 / p. 30 Eureka Stockade : Carboni Raffaello's book / p. 32 'Eureka Stockade' : R. S. Ross's book / p. 33 Excursions : Toorak House, Toorak / p. 41 Fawkner, J. P. : first Melbourne printer / p. 22 Fawkner, J. P. : holdings at Diamond Creek / p. 24 Geelong and Melbourne Railway : Rules and Regulations / p. 30 'Geelong Monthly Magazine' : George Mercer's publication / p. 30 Gellibrand, J. T. : and Hume's map / p. 21 Government House, Early : Toorak House, Toorak / p. 41 Gray, J., pioneer, Swan Hill district : / p. 7 Grimwade, Sir Russell : 'Early Motoring in Victoria' (article) / p. 12-18 Gummow, Doctor, Swan Hill : / p. 4 Ham, Thomas : maps and magazine published by / p. 23, 30 Hayes, William Henry : 'Life of Bully Hayes' (Saunders) / p. 35 Henderson, Revd A. M. : early Melbourne lecturer / p. 31 Hume and Hovell : Journal of Discovery / p. 21 Hume, Hamilton : Hume's map of 1824-25 expedition / p. 20 Land Sales : first land sales, Swan Hill / p. 9 Leggett, G. R. : visit to Colac Historical Society / p. 46 Leichhardt, Dr L. : 'Eight Months with, etc', by J. F. Mann / p. 34 Leichhardt, Dr L. : travels with, etc, by Bunce / p. 33 Library : Society's Library Notes [HSV] / p. 47 Long Lake Water Scheme, Swan Hill district : / p. 9 Mallee Settlers : / p. 5, 6 Mann, J. F. : (Eight Months with Dr Leichhardt) / p. 34 Maps and Plans : Hamilton Hume's map / p. 20 Maps and Plans : published by Thomas Ham / p. 20 Maribyrnong : surveyed by Lindsay Clarke, 1849 / p. 23 McCoy, Professor : early Melbourne lecturer / p. 31 McLennan & Taylor, storekeepers, Swan Hill : / p. 7, 8 McMahon, C. G. : early Swan Hill coach driver / p. 5 Melbourne and Hobson's Bay United Railway Co. : Bye-Laws, etc [By-laws] / p. 30 Melbourne Gas and Coke Co. : Deed of Settlement, 1850 / p. 29 Mercer, George : Geelong publisher / p. 30 Missions to Aborigines : Moravian mission at Lake Boga / p. 32 Mitchell, Major T. L. : monument to at Swan Hill / p. 2 Mitchell, Major T. L. : names Swan Hill / p. 2 Moorabool and Barwon Districts : surveyed by Lindsay Clarke in 1849 / p. 23 Moorhead, E. W. : Toorak House, Toorak / p. 41-45 Morrison, Doctor, Swan Hill, 1857 : / p. 4 Motor Cars : early hostility to / p. 14 Motor Cars : early motoring in Victoria / p. 12-18 Motor Cars : first Australian mechanically propelled vehicle / p. 18 Motor Cars : first Model 'T' Ford / p. 17 Motor Cars : first woman driver of / p. 18 Motoring in Victoria, Early : article by Sir Russell Grimwade / p. 12-18 Murray Smith, R. : early Melbourne lecturer / p. 31 Ocock, Richard : solicitor for executors of John Batman / p. 21 Pamphlets : first Melbourne pamphlet / p. 22 Pamphlets in Our Library, Some : article by E. M. Christie / p. 19-40 Port Fairy : history of, by Earle / p. 36 Portland : overland route to, 1849 / p. 25 Punt Hotel, Swan Hill : / p. 7 Queensland : 'The Early Settlement of' / p. 27 Raines, Harry : Royal Hotel, Swan Hill / p. 7 Ross, R. S. : author of book on 'Eureka Stockade' / p. 33 Royal Hotel : Gray’s at Swan Hill / p. 7 Saunders, A. T. : 'Life of Bully Hayes' / p. 35 Sellick, Mr, Mallee settler : his experiences / p. 4 Smith, R. Murray : early Melbourne lecturer / p. 31 Swan Hill : Aborigines at / p. 8 Swan Hill : District Water Scheme (Long Lake) / p. 9 Swan Hill : dried fruit industry at / p. 7 Swan Hill : early coach drivers for Cobb and Co / p. 4, 5 Swan Hill : early hotels and boarding houses / p. 7 Swan Hill : early transport, coach fares, etc / p. 4 Swan Hill : first land sale, 1864 / p. 9 Swan Hill : first religious service, 1853 / p. 9 Swan Hill : first settlers at / p. 2, 5, 6 Swan Hill : naming of, by Major Mitchell / p. 2 Swan Hill : 'Past and Present' article by Mrs C. Knox Chapman / p. 1-11 Swan Hill : pioneers of Swan Hill district / p. 7 Tarrant, Colonel Harley : and the first Model T Ford / p. 17 Thomson, Herbert : Thomson Motor Phaeton, 1896 / p. 18 Traveller's Rest : boarding-house and store at Swan Hill / p. 3 Urquhart, David, blacksmith, early Swan Hill : / p. 8 Western Australia : Camden Harbour Pastoral Association / p. 34 Western Australia : Denison Plains Pastoral Co / p. 34 Wilkinsons, John and Margaret : early Swan Hill / p. 3, 4 Wilks, William : raid of the Aborigines / p. 27, 29 Wilmoth, Mrs L. J. : drove early motor vehicle, 1896 / p. 18 Wrixon, Hon H. J. : early Melbourne lecturer / p. 31 ; Periodical; Library - Periodicals

MS 000681 (Box 230, Box 231, Box 232, Box 233, Box 234, Box 235, Box 236, Box 237, Box 238, Box 239, Box 240, Box 241, Box 242, Box 243, Box 244); Turnbull Private papers, Tasmania and Victoria, 1824-1960; Turnbull Family; Collection of private papers which describe the family's life in Tasmania and Victoria, 1824-1960, as well as a large collection of research material on the history of the Western District, Portland and nearby localities., Family papers include correspondence, journals, diaries, legal documents, notebooks, business records, religious papers, poetry, newspaper cuttings and miscellaneous memorabilia and genealogical records., Family correspondence, 1851-1960, describes personal and social life as well as some commentary on the prevailing economic, political and cultural conditions; references to depressions in 1890s and 1930s and economic developments after World War II; political policies and personalities from the time of La Trobe until the Menzies era with discussion of the 1860s land controversy, European unrest in the 1930s and the cold war mentality of the 1950s; personal experiences of the Boer War, World War I and World War II with details of trench warfare in France, American troops in Melbourne, bombings, economic repercussion in Australia (especially for primary industry) and treatment of Prisoners of War [P.O.W.s]; references to White Australia, immigration, population, women's changing roles, football and cricket matches, the spreading suburbia (especially Bayswater), decline in religious beliefs and broadly based philosophical opinions on Australia's future. Business correspondence and legal documents relate to property and livestock sales, especially Mount Koroite, Rocklands and Winninburn, family estates, loans and investments - primary industry in particular. Also includes a brief history of the Turnbulls in Tasmania and the role played by Dr Adam Turnbull in the cessation of transportation, and life at Ivy Cottage, Campbell Town and Winton. Other family papers include Albert Glendinning Turnbull's personal papers - grazing licences, letters, business papers (and household management), will, memorabilia (visiting cards, show prizes for horse breeding, herd testing cards, telegrams, notes on sermons, and addresses, poetry, plays and short story which reflect his philosophical and political outlook); original diary and account of a trip to New Zealand by Alexander Turnbull, 1864 entitled "Jottings from my rambles" (accompanied by his brother-in-law, Harry Smith): this is essentially a description of the journey from Western District to Melbourne, a brief visit to Tasmania, his voyage on the 'Claude Hamilton' ['Claud Hamilton'] to N.Z. for the purpose of buying larger tracts of land - a most interesting account; shearing record for 1869, and 1858 account book; original diary and transcripts for the period 1865-66 and 1872-1886 provide a record of daily events in a rural environment with particular references to sheep-farming and involvement with the Presbyterian Church; extracts from a diary 1870-71 re domestic life (perhaps Jessie Turnbull, nee Cairns, Alexander Turnbull's first wife); original diaries, and transcribed extracts of Rev. James Henderson, 1860-1875, voyage to Australia, ministerial work near Ballarat and the Western District and family life; papers re estate of Dr Adam Turnbull and his wife, Margaret Turnbull, and notes on purchase of Mount Koroite in 1845 from James Robertson and later disputes over the property., Early records of the Western District include extracts from John Mackersey's diaries of 1857-1870; Samuel Carter's reminiscences (Black Protector at Glenisla); diary of John MacIntosh; James S. McPherson's reminiscences; and biographical notes on Rev. Ernest George Petherick, Father Michael Farrelly and Samuel and William Jackson (by A. S. Kenyon with details of Samuel Jackson's architectural work); and transcribed reminiscences of Mrs Crouch (nee Trangmar) on life at Portland.,These records provide invaluable insight into the everyday lives of the early settlers, their experiences with Aboriginal Australians, bushrangers and general hardships of pioneering life. Correspondence covers the broad gamut of early settlement in these localities with particular reference to David Edgar's diary, Major Mitchell's explorations, letters by Ernest Sandford Jackson which include biographical notes on Rev. F. T. C. Russell; cultural and sporting activities which include the Great Western Steeple Chase, the Caledonian Society; butter factories; conservation (water and timber), local industries, such as boiling down works, shearing, dairying, horse-breeding and the ‘Farmers and Property Owners' and Producers' Association. Miscellaneous letters re life as a teacher at Grenville College, Ballarat. Local histories and historical notes compiled by Albert Glendinning Turnbull and others include: Glenelg history; Early settlement and history of Rocklands, Yat Nat (Rocklands) notes, (incomplete), Congbool (Big Plains) notes; Coleraine history; Balmoral history; Wannon Valley notes and development of Wannon Shire; Cavendish history, with particular emphasis on history of the Scots Church; miscellaneous papers on Portland which includes bird life study, land division, recollections of pioneers; brief references to Port Fairy (a list of early ministers), Wimmera Plains, Wimmera-Portland Railway, Hamilton, Branxholme, Horsham, Apsley, Macarthur, Dartmoor, Harrow and Telangatuk. Details of Turnbull family properties and local runs and homesteads include Rocklands (Yat Nat), Glenisla, Kenilworth, Muntham, Spring Vale, Wootong Vale, Congbool (Big Plains), Englefield, Heifer Station, Bryhton (Pine Plains), Rosebrook (Huber Station), Hyde Park, Fulham, Koonong Wootong Creek, Kanawalla, Mokanger, Kout Narin, Glendinning, Clunie, Gringegalgona, Mount Talbot, Miga Lake, Lornwood, Sandford House, Tyrendarra and sketch of homesteads. References to early settlers is extensive: Samuel and William Jackson; James S. McPherson; Noel Learmonth, Ernest Sandford Jackson; Robert Maclachlan; Samuel Carter; William Trainor; Robert Seymour; James M. Darlot; Arthur Richards; Dr Alexander MacDonald; James Niven; John Bolan; William Primrose Anderson; Robert Russell; William Rogers; Arthur Hassell; Donald Swan; Dr Adam Cairns; Adam Lindsay Gordon; Thomas Templeton; Father Michael Farrelly; W. Valentine; Charles Armytage; Dr F. T. C. Russell; Philip D. Rose; Edward Crossley; Aaron Weller; James McIntyre; Edward Henty; A. Ritchie; John Mather; David Mather; Ernest George Petherick; Charles Sherratt; James William Trangmar; Young, Sutherland, McColl, Officer, Sinclair, Lyon, McConochie, Mackersey, Henderson, Elliot, Edgar, McKinnon, Keller, Skene, Bryant, Corney and Winter-Cooke families. Religious papers include notes on Presbyterian churches, church services in the early years of settlement and miscellaneous material, also includes family photograph albums. Overall this collection provides the researcher with an abundance of material on Victoria's social history for over a century, and, in particular, on the settlement in the Western District., Collection includes letters re suitable repository for the research material compiled by Albert Glendinning Turnbull. Family tree included: accuracy not certain. NOTE: Adam Turnbull migrated to Tasmania in 1824. He held a number of public offices before entering the Presbyterian Ministry in 1853-54. In 1845 he purchased Mount Koroite estate in partnership with George Young. His sons Alexander and Albert Turnbull and grandson, Albert Glendinning Turnbull, (son of Alexander) were graziers in the Western District. A. G. Turnbull moved to Tyrendarra in the 1930s. Keywords: Anti-transportation movement, Armytage, Charles, Bayswater, Big Plains, Boiling down works, Bryant family, Business history ,Cairns, Dr Adam, Campbell Town (Tas.), Carter, Samuel, Cooke family, Cricket, Dairy industry, Depression in the 1890s, Depression in the 1930s, Elliot family, Elston, Bernard, Emerson, Leslie, Englefield, Finlay family, Fitzgerald, Thomas, Fletcher, Tom, Fulham Station, Glenelg, Grenville College (Ballarat), Gringegalgona Station, Hamilton, Harrow, Henderson family, Henderson, Jessie, Henderson, William, Henderson, Margaret, Homesteads, photographs and sketches, Hope, Percival, Horses, breeding, Horses, racing, Horsham, Hyde Park Station, Immigration and immigrants, Inglis, Ken, Ivy Cottage (Tas.), Kongbool, Koonong Wootong Creek, Leggett, George Richard, Licences, pastoral, Livestock, Lyon family, Mabin, Amy F., Macarthur, MacDonald, Alexander, MacIntosh family, MacIntosh, John, MacIntosh, Mary, Maclachlan, Robert, Maddern, Ivan, Manson, Margaret A., Marshall, Robina Norris, McCallum, C.A., McPherson, James S., McQueen, William M., Moodie, John, Mount Talbot Station, Norwood, Harold W.R., Officer family, Payne, Charles Edward, Plowman, Bruce, Poets and poetry, Politics and government, Clergy, Religion and religious life, Richards, Arthur, Ritchie, A., Robertson, James, Robertson, Jessie, Rogers, William, Rose, Philip D., Sanderford House, Serle, Geoffrey, Settlers, Seymour, Robert, Sheep and wool industries, Sinclair family, Smith, George Lewis, Smith, Henry S., Smyth, Lady E.O., Smyth, Sir Neville M, Sports and recreation, Steele, W. Huey, Sutherland family, Sutherland, Alexander, Teachers and teaching, Telangatuk, Transportation of convicts, Turnbull family, Turnbull, Adam Bayne, Turnbull, Adam Beverley, Turnbull, Adam Ebenezer, Turnbull, Amy F., Turnbull, Beatrice, Turnbull, Beryl, Turnbull, Eben Cairns, Turnbull, Elizabeth, Turnbull, George Turnbull, Gordon, Turnbull, Mary, Turnbull, Susan, Turnbull, Winton George, Valentine, W., Wade, Walter, Weller, Aaron, Wills, Women, Wood, H.L., Young family, Young, Margaret; Manuscripts Collection

Victorian Historical Journal : 112 Volume 28 (4), 1958; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: 'Aldinga' (pleasure steamer) : / p. 196 Anderson, R. S. : Sorrento selector / p. 192 Arthur's Seat (Vic.) : timber cut for Sorrento settlement, 1803 / p. 153 Buckley's Wells' (Sorrento) : / p. 160 Buckley, William ('Wild White Man') : escape from Sorrento settlement / p. 153, 160, 162 Cain, John (pioneer, Rye) : / p. 179 Cain, Owen (pioneer, Rye) : / p. 179, 200 'Calcutta' (ship) : at Sorrento settlement / p. 144, 146, 152 'Calcutta' (ship) : Fawkner refers to journey / p. 147-9 Canterbury (settlement, near Rye) : / p. 200, 203 Cemeteries : at Sorrento / p. 182 Claney, Tom : early Sorrento settler / p. 159, 161, 189 Clark, Jack : postal service to Sorrento / p. 195, 197 Clark, John Boswell : at Mornington Hotel, Sorrento / p. 194-5 Collins, David (Lieut-Governor of Sorrento Settlement, and Van Diemen's Land) : / p. 146-52, 161 Collins, William (brother of David Collins) : took message from Sorrento settlement to Sydney, 1803 / p. 151-2 Coppin, George Selth : helped in popularising Sorrento / p. 178, 192-3 Cotter, (Dr) Barry : directed quarantine camp, Point Ormond, 1840 / p. 171 Darby's Monument (Sorrento) : origin of name / p. 168 Darbyshire, John (Sorrento settler) : / p. 168, 191 'Despatch' (excursion steamer) : / p. 177, 196 Devine, John and W. (lime merchants) : / p. 174, 200 Duffy, (Sir) Charles Gavan (Premier of Victoria) : home at Sorrento / p. 190, 192 Dwyer (limeburner, Rye) : / p. 201 'Eagle' (boat) : owned by Henry Watson, Portsea / p. 177 'Empire' (ship) : relief ship for Quarantine station / p. 171-2 Farnsworth, John (builder, Sorrento) : / p. 178-9, 191, 193 Farnsworth, John Nepean : Sorrento passenger service / p. 197 Fawkner, John Pascoe : journey on 'Calcutta' / p. 147-9 Fawkner, John Pascoe : lime at Sorrento / p. 164-5 Fawkner, John Pascoe : quotations from diary / p. 150-4 Fawkner, John Pascoe : revisited Sorrento / p. 162-3 Fishing : on Nepean Peninsula / p. 175, 187-90 Flinders, Matthew : discoveries in Port Phillip / p. 146 Ford, Albert (pioneer settler on Nepean Peninsula) : / p. 180 Ford, Alfred (Portsea) : / p. 179 Ford, James (jr) (Portsea resident) : / p. 180 Ford, James Sandford (Portsea) pioneer : / p. 166-71 Ford, James Sandford (Portsea) pioneer : in Sorrento / p. 178-80 Ford, William (Sorrento pioneer) : / p. 179 'Francis' (ship) : at Sorrento settlement / p. 152 Franklin Point (Sorrento) : / p. 175 Gammon, ---- : Master's mate on 'Calcutta' / p. 149-50 'Ganga Shan' (emigrant ship) : / p. 187 'Geordy' (schooner) : in Port Phillip Bay, 1814 / p. 162 'Glen Huntly' (immigrant ship) : in quarantine, 1840 / p. 171 Gold : effect of rushes on Point Nepean settlement / p. 170-1 'Golden Crown' (excursion steamer) : to Sorrento / p. 178, 192, 196 Heaton, --------- : grave at Portsea Quarantine Station / p. 182 Hennessy, Isabel : last survivor of 'Ticonderoga' / p. 172 Hobson, (Dr) Edmund Charles : at Rye / p. 198-9 Hobson, Edward : settler at Rye / p. 198-9 Horse-racing : at Rye / p. 199 Hunt, (Dr) Thomas : Quarantine port officer / p. 173 'Hygeia' (pleasure steamer) : / p. 197 Inglis, Jack : pioneer [fishermen] of Portsea / p. 174-5 Jacobs, Maurice : wagonette service, Sorrento / p. 197 Jeffries, (Sir) Shirley William (MP, South Australia) : (Lime ship) / p. 184 Jenner, ----- (storekeeper, Sorrento : / p. 194 Johnson, (Dr) Cooper (medical officer) : at Portsea Quarantine Station / p. 181 Kenyon, Dick (Lime burner at Sorrento) : / p. 185 Kett, ----- : bootmaker at Sorrento / p. 194 Kettle, Jack : family were Portsea pioneers / p. 173, 186 King, Philip Gidley (Governor of NSW) : proposal to form Sorrento settlement / p. 146 King, Philip Gidley (Governor of NSW) : withdraws Sorrento settlement / p. 152 Knopwood, (Revd) Robert : at Sorrento settlement / p. 150 La Trobe, Charles Joseph (Governor of Victoria) : authorised quarantine camp for 'Glen Huntly' / p. 171 'Lady Nelson' (ship) : assisted in evacuating Sorrento settlement / p. 152 Lake Lonsdale : water supply scheme / p. 199, 200, 203 Leggett, ----- : Sorrento resident on Sullivan's Bay / p. 156-8 Lentil, James : storekeeper at Sorrento / p. 194 Lime Burning : discovery of limestone at Sorrento / p. 163-5 Lime Burning : in Rye area / p. 199-204 Lime Burning : in Sorrento area / p. 182-7, 190-1 Lime Burning : Portsea settlers burn lime / p. 165-70 'Lion' (steam launch for Quarantine Station) : / p. 181 'Lively' (whaling cutter) : in Port Phillip Bay, 1830 / p. 162 Lonsdale, William : and lime-merchant, Berry / p. 164 'Lysander' (ship) : at Quarantine Station, Portsea / p. 172 Marsden, ----- (Sorrento settler) : / p. 177, 194 McArthur Point : near Sorrento / p. 174, 190 McCarthy, ----- (cook on 'Calcutta') : buried at Sorrento / p. 156 McCrae (Dr, medical officer) : in Melbourne and Portsea / p. 181 McCrae, George Gordon : visit to Sullivan's Bay / p. 156, 159 McCrae, Helen : buried in Quarantine Station grounds, Portsea / p. 172 McGrath, Richard (Portsea) : pioneer settler / p. 167-8 McKay, ----- : on board 'Ticonderoga' / p. 172 Meaden (Mr) and (Mrs) (residents of Sorrento) : / p. 156-7, 160 Mertho (Capt) (master of 'Ocean') : / p. 148 Miller, Edward : at Sorrento settlement / p. 152-3 Murray, (Lieut) John (later Capt) : explorations of Port Phillip Bay / p. 146 'Mystery' (cargo and passenger ship) : in Port Phillip / p. 195-6 Nepean Peninsula (Vic.) : Sorrento settlement 1803-4 / p. 150-61 O'Shanassy, (Sir) John (Premier of Victoria) : as clerk in butcher's shop / p. 166 Ocean Amphitheatre Co : formation, at Sorrento / p. 178, 189, 192 'Ozone' (pleasure steamer) : / p. 177, 192, 196 Page, Nathan (pioneer, Rye) : / p. 201 Peppard, George (settler, Queenscliff) : / p. 190 Point Ormond : 'Glen Huntly' in quarantine / p. 171 Portsea (Vic.) : and the 'Ticonderoga' / p. 170-3 Portsea (Vic.) : first settlers / p. 163-70 Portsea (Vic.) : fishing camp, 1856-70 / p. 174-7 Portsea (Vic.) : holiday resort / p. 190-3 Portsea (Vic.) : Nepean Hotel / p. 178-80 Portsea (Vic.) : pier / p. 178 Portsea (Vic.) : Portsea Hotel / p. 176-7, 194 Portsea (Vic.) : survey / p. 173-4 Purves, James : took up Tootgarook run / p. 199 Quarantine Station (Point Nepean) : general history / p. 180-2 Quarantine Station (Point Nepean) : surveys / p. 173-4 Quarantine Station (Point Nepean) : 'Ticonderoga' - first ship quarantined / p. 170-3 'Queenscliff' (cargo boat) : in Port Phillip / p. 195 Regattas : at Sorrento / p. 195 Robertson, Grant : visit to Sullivan's Cove / p. 155, 159, 161 'Rosebud' (schooner) : gave name to Rosebud township / p. 198 Rowley, Robert (pioneer, Nepean Peninsula) : / p. 145, 158-9, 185, 200 Russell, Alex (settler, Rye) : / p. 145, 158-9, 201 Russell, Edward (settler Tootgarook) : / p. 201 Rye (Vic.) : earliest settlement / p. 198-204 Rye (Vic.) : 'Gracefield' Hotel / p. 202 Sandilands, ---- (settler, Sorrento) : / p. 191 Schools : school at Sorrento / p. 189 Schools : site for school at Portsea / p. 173-4 Shaw, Charles (convict) : escaped from Sorrento settlement / p. 153 Skelton, Edward (pioneer, Portsea) : / p. 166-8, 171, 174 Skelton, Henry (limeburner, Sorrento) : / p. 200-1 Skelton, Jane (wife of John Watts, Sorrento) : / p. 156, 187-8 Skelton, William (limeburner, Sorrento) : / p. 200-1 Sladden (Capt), William : in Sorrento settlement, 1803 / p. 161 Sorrento (Vic.) : as holiday resort / p. 190-3 Sorrento (Vic.) : Bible-burning in 1830s / p. 163-5 Sorrento (Vic.) : early years of present-day Sorrento / p. 182-7 Sorrento (Vic.) : evidence of early settlement / p. 154-61 Sorrento (Vic.) : first settlement, 1803-4 / p. 146-54 Sorrento (Vic.) : school / p. 189 Sorrento (Vic.) : Sorrento Hotel / p. 178-9, 194 Sorrento (Vic.) : township history / p. 193-5 Sorrento (Vic.) : transport to Sorrento / p. 195-8 St Paul's, Sorrento : signal station in 1803 / p. 159-60 Stenigan, Benjamin (settler, of Rye) : / p. 202 Sullivan, Dennis (settler at Portsea) : / p. 166-7, 169 Sullivan, Dennis (settler at Portsea) : Quarantine station on home site / p. 171-2, 174 Sullivan, Hannah (O'Neill) : wife of Dennis Sullivan / p. 169 Sullivan, John : son of Dennis Sullivan / p. 166 Sullivan, Patrick (pioneer limeburner, Rye) : / p. 201-2 Sullivan's Bay, Sorrento : site of Sorrento settlement / p. 147, 150-2, 155 Swan, David (limeburner, Rye, and agent) : / p. 173, 202-3 Swan (Miss) : buried at Sullivan's Bay / p. 154, 156 'Ticonderoga' (quarantine ship) : at Portsea / p. 171-3 Tobacco : experimental crop at Portsea / p. 176 Tootgarook (Vic.) : early station near Rye / p. 198-9 Tuckey (Lieut) : departure from Sorrento / p. 161 Tuckey (Lieut) : on 'Calcutta' / p. 148 Tuckey (Lieut) : survey of Port Phillip Bay / p. 150-1 Turton, James (merchant, Sydney) : interest in Portsea lime deposits / p. 164 Wagonettes (Cabs) : wagonette service, Sorrento / p. 197 Walker, James (storekeeper, on Quarantine Station) : / p. 181 Water-casks : found at Sorrento, from Sorrento settlement / p. 157-9 Watson, Alexander (pioneer, Sorrento) : / p. 175-7, 191 Watson, Henry (pioneer, Sorrento) : / p. 174-7 Watson, James (junior) (fisherman, Portsea) : / p. 174-5 Watson, John (settler, Portsea) : / p. 174-5, 177, 191 Watts, Harold (pioneer, Sorrento) : / p. 157, 159, 184, 188, 190, 193 Watts, John Henry (Sorrento pioneer) : / p. 187, 189-90 Webster, William (pioneer, Sorrento) : / p. 145, 186-7 Weeroona Bay (Sorrento) : / p. 168, 173 'Weeroona' (Port Phillip Bay steamer) : / p. 197 Wells, Harry (settler, Sorrento) : / p. 190 White Cliffs (Vic.) : settlement / p. 198 White, George (pioneer, Sorrento) : / p. 189, 202 'Williams' (bay steamer) : / p. 196 Williams, E. J. (pioneer, Rye) : / p. 199 Wilson, Bracebridge (head teacher, Geelong Grammar) : / p. 193 Wischer, W. H. (lime merchant) : / p. 191 Woodriffe (Captain), Daniel ('Calcutta') : story / p. 146, 148-9, 155 Wright James (Sorrento) : founded golf club at Sorrento / p. 195 Yarra River : explorations, 1803 / p. 153; Periodical; Library - Periodicals

Victorian Historical Journal : 226 Volume 58 (1), 1987; Royal Historical Society of Victoria; Index: Alberti, Leon Battista, humanist : / p. 29 Anglican Church : ritual in churches of Fitzroy and Collingwood / p. 20-23 Ankitell, John : Forest Creek / p. 35, 36-7 Bate, Weston : co-author, 'Private lives, public heritage' / p. 52-3 Becton Corporation : and Rialto Building / p. 12 Beechworth : history of, by Carole Woods, reviewed / p. 46-8 Bethany Babies Home, Geelong : / p. 48-9 Bromilow, William (missionary) : / p. 25-28 Brown, (Dr) Philip L. : edited 'Memoirs', of Foster Fyans, reviewed / p. 49-51 Cain, John jr (Premier of Victoria) : on 'Shadow Minister for Planning' / p. 12 Cato, Jack : photograph of Rialto and Olderfleet (illustration) / p. 9 Church of England : mission chapels in London Dock area / p. 20 Collingwood : churches of / p. 20-23 Collingwood : poor drainage of / p. 22 Collingwood : St Philip's Church / p. 21, 23 Collingwood : Town Hall for / p. 23 Collins Street Defence Movement : / p. 11, 12-13 Crellin, W. (teacher at Chewton) : / p. 41 Dana, (Captain) William Pulteney : and Baxters / p. 12 Datini, Margherita, Sga Francesco : / p. 30 Davidson, Rodney : National Trust / p. 12 Davison, Graeme : 'Marrying history with the future' (article) / p. 5-16 Dobu Island, New Guinea : mission at / p. 24-'28 Du Bourg, Trenear : co-author 'Maryborough: a social history' / p. 45-6 Dunstan, David : reviews by / p. 52-4 Fitzroy : churches in / p. 20-'23 Fitzroy : Town Hall / p. 23 Florence (Italy) : women in public life in Renaissance period, study / p. 28-32 Forest Creek (Castlemaine) : David Ryland as teacher at / p. 33-43 Francis, John, teacher, Forest Creek : / p. 33-4 Fyans, Captain Foster : memoirs, edited by Philip Brown, reviewed / p. 49-51 Gaganumore, Dobu chieftain : / p. 27 Geelong Female Refuge and Bethany Babies Home : / p. 48-9 Gregory, Alan : tribute to Hal Warren / p. 3-5 Griffiths, Tom : review of 'Beechworth: a Titan's field' (Woods) / p. 46-8 Grollo, Bruno : plans for Rialto building / p. 14-15 Grollo Building and Engineering Co. : / p. 14 Hammerson Ltd, Sydney : and Rialto Building / p. 10-11 Hardy, Dr T. John Hanford, Campbell's Creek and Forest Creek : / p. 39-40, 42 Heinze, Sir Bernard : biography of, by Radic, reviewed / p. 51-2 Historic Buildings Preservation Council : and Rialto / p. 10-11, 12, 15-18 Holland, Geoffrey, : report on Rialto Buildings / p. 12 Huggard, Cr Trevor, Melbourne City Council : / p. 11 Humphries, Barry, on Rialto Buildings : / p. 14 Incense, in churches : in Collingwood / p. 22 Institute of Public Affairs : Hal Warren and / p. 3 Jackson, Daryl, architect : Convention centre for Rialto, plan (illustration) / p. 13 Jackson, Daryl, architect : on Rialto Buildings / p. 13-14, 16 Kent, Dr Bill : on women in Renaissance Florence / p. 29 'Kildare', Geelong : as Female Refuge and babies home / p. 48-9 Kula : system of reciprocal exchanges by Dobu Islanders / p. 24 Laanecoorie : David Ryland had Board school at / p. 43 Labour and labouring classes : and church rituals in Collingwood and Fitzroy / p. 20-23 Larmour, Constance : 'Labor judge', by, reviewed / p. 59-61 Larrikins : in Collingwood / p. 21 Lascelles : history of, reviewed / p. 54 Latta, David : 'Lost glories', by, reviewed / p. 53-4 Ledgar, Professor Fred, town planner : / p. 15 Lemon, Andrew : co-author, 'The History of Australian thoroughbred racing' / p. 77-8 Lemon, Andrew : 'Poor souls, they perished', by, reviewed / p. 58-9 Lewis, Brian : comments on Rialto buildings / p. 12 Little, Dr Billy, Warracknabeal : letters of / p. 64-6 Lord Somers Camps, Victoria : Hal Warren active with / p. 4 Lustig, Ted : partner with Grollo / p. 15 Maryborough : history of, by Osborn and Du Bourg reviewed / p. 45-6 McCaughan, Patrick, businessman, Melbourne : / p. 6, 8 McCulloch Carrying Co., Echuca : / p. 44-5 McCulloch, Samuel Clyde : 'The River king', by, reviewed / p. 44-5 McGillivray, Euan : co-author, 'Private lives, public heritage' / p. 52-3 Medici, Lucrezia de : / p. 28, 30 Melbourne, St. Peter's Anglican Church, Eastern Hill : working class parishioners / p. 21 Menzies at Rialto, building, Melbourne : (hotel) / p. 16, 17 Methodist Church : missions on Dobu Island, Papua-New Guinea / p. 24-28 'Missionary review' : / p. 25 Morris, Allan : on Echuca / p. 44 National Mutual Life Co : and Rialto building / p. 8-9, 10-11, 12-14 National Trust of Australia : and Rialto building / p. 8-9, 11-13, 1 6 New Guinea : Methodist mission at Dobu / p. 24-28 Nickson, Matthew : co-author, 'Private lives, public heritage' / p. 52-3 'Olderfleet', building, Melbourne : / p. 6-7 'Olderfleet', building, Melbourne : (illustration) / p. 9 Orlebar, Arthur B., inspector of schools : / p. 36-7 Orsini, Alphonsia, Florence : / p. 31 Osborn, Betty, Maryborough, by, reviewed : / p. 45-6 Otzen, Roslyn : review of 'A Refuge at Kildare' (Swain) / p. 48-9 Peck, Jonathon : review of 'Maryborough' (Osborn and Du Bourg) / p. 45-6 Pennyweight Flat Children's Cemetery, Chewton : / p. 42 Photography : historical collection in Private lives-Public heritage / p. 52-3 Pitt, William, architect, Melbourne : / p. 5, 7 Preshaw, Dr William F., Forest Creek : / p. 37, 39 Preu, Gerard de, architect : / p. 16 Preu, Gerard de, architect : design for Rialto building (illustration) / p. 7 Priestley, Susan : review of 'River King' (McCulloch) / p. 44-5 Pyke, Vincent F. : as patron, Forest Creek school, letter of resignation quoted / p. 35-6, 37 Radic, Therese : 'Bernard Heinze: a biography', by, reviewed / p. 51-2 Register of Historic Buildings (Vic.) : / p. 10, 15 Rialto Buildings, Melbourne : controversy on preservation of / p. 5-19 Rialto Buildings, Melbourne : design by de Preu, illustration / p. 7 Rialto Buildings, Melbourne : illustration, by Jack Cato / p. 9 Rich, Joe : review of 'Bernard Heinze: a biography' (Radic) / p. 51-2 Ritual : in Anglican churches of Collingwood and Fitzroy / p. 20-23 Robb's Building, Melbourne : / p. 12 Royal Historical Society of Victoria [RHSV] : Hal Warren and / p. 4 Rule, Wendy : 'Church ritual and the working classes of early Collingwood and Fitzroy' (article) / p. 20-23 Ryland, David Brainerd, teacher, Forest Creek : / p. 33-43 Ryland, Elizabeth, Mrs David : / p. 33, 34, 42 Savonarola, Dominican friar : at Florence / p. 28, 31 Shaw, Professor Alan G.L. : edited 'Victoria's heritage', reviewed / p. 53-4 Shaw, Professor Alan G.L. : review of Foster Fyans memoirs edited by Brown / p. 49-51 'Spectator', Methodist journal : / p. 25 St Martin's Properties : partners with Grollo / p. 16-17 St Patrick's College, Melbourne : demolition / p. 53 Starke, Monica (RHSV) : as Assistant Administrator of Buildings, National Trust / p. 8 Staughton, Peter, Chairman of Survey and Identification Committee, National Trust : / p. 8 Stone, Alex : 'A Schoolmaster in gold rush Victoria' (article) / p. 33-43 Stone, Ann, Mrs Thomas : / p. 33 Stone, Thomas : / p. 33 Strozzi, Alessandra, Florentine widow : / p. 30-31 Swain, Shurlee : 'A Refuge at Kildare', by, reviewed / p. 48-9 Syme, Tony : 'Exchange and reciprocity: Methodist missionaries on Dobu Island, Papua New Guinea in 1891' (article) / p. 24-28 Tomas, Natalie : 'Women in public life in Renaissance Florence' (article) / p. 28-32 Town halls : for Collingwood and Fitzroy / p. 23 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Common Schools Act 1862 / p. 43 Victoria, Acts of Parliament : Historic Buildings Act 1974 / p. 10, 18 Victoria, Denominational School Board : / p. 34 Victoria, National Education Board : / p. 34 Victoria, Planning Ministry : and Rialto Buildings / p. 12, 16, 17 Walker, Evan, MP : in Collins Street Defence Movement / p. 11 Wallace, James A., mining entrepreneur, Beechworth : / p. 47 Wardell, William Wilkinson : E.S.& A Bank, Melbourne, designed by / p. 8 Warren, Bess, Mrs Harris N. : / p. 3-5 Warren, Harris N. (Hal), Director RHSV : tribute on death of / p. 3-5 White Flag Society, New Guinea : / p. 27 Winfield Building, Melbourne : preservation of / p. 6, 10, 12, 163 Women : in public life, in Renaissance Florence / p. 28-32 Woodruff, Cr Jack, Melbourne City Council : / p. 11 Woods, Carole : 'Beechworth: a Titan's field', by, reviewed / p. 46-8 Woods, John, brewer, Fitzroy : / p. 23 York Butter Factory, William Street, Melbourne : / p. 16; Periodical; Library - Periodicals

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