SHIPPING REPORT

From 'The Queenslander' on Saturday 18th of August, 1866

VESSELS IN HARBOR.—AUGUST 17.

Ship Rockhampton, 1065 tons, Captain Christianson, from Liverpool, via Queenstown. Bright Bros., agents. Brisbane Roads. Ship Star of England, 1544 tons, Captain Newell, from London. J. & G. Harris, agents. Brisbane Roads. Ship Southern Ocean, 1236 tons, Captain Craigg, from London, via Portsmouth. J. and G. Harris, agents. Brisbane Roads. Ship Golden South, 975 tons, Captain Faithfull, from Lirerpool via Hervey's Bay. Bright Brothers, agents. Brisbane Roads. Ship Wansfell, 717 tons, Captain Reynolds, from London, via Southampton. J. G. Harris, agents. Brisbane Roads. Barque Clan Alpine, 263 tons, Captain J. M. Sim, from Adelaide. G. Raff and Co., agents.

At the Bar.   Barque Norman, 388 tons, Captain Williamson, from London. Webb Brothers, agents. Barque Nightingale, 245 tons, Captain Browne, for Newcastle. G. Raff and Co., agents. Schooner Spray, 103 tons, Captain Hurley, from Circular Head. Barker and Co., agents. Barker's wharf. Schooner Mary Ann, 134 tons, Captain J. V. Lane, from Newcastle. T. Unmack, agent. Schooner Fox, 175 tons, Captain D. Howell, from Newcastle. Barker and Co., agents, Barker's wharf. Schooner Scotia, 104 tons, Captain Bartlett, from Circular Head. G. Raff and Co., agents. Brisbane Roads.

ENGLISH SHIPPING

DEPARTURES.

December 28.—Flying Cloud, Black Ball ship, 1139 tons, Captain Morgan, from Gravesend for Moreton Bay, with immigrants.

January 17.—Rockhampton, Black Ball ship, 1065 tons, Captain Christianson, from Liverpool for Queensland, with immigrants.

Vessels Loading (London, January 24). — Southern Ocean, Craig; Star of England, Newell; Johanne Marie, Elberg; Alexandra, Hedworth; and

Wansfell, Holland.    Liverpool, January 24.— Golden South, Faithful.

This report was taken from 'The Queenslander' Saturday 24th March, 1866

What is sixpence worth

 A notice that appeared in the 'West Briton and Cornwall Advertiser' on Friday, 7th July, 1854.  WILLIAM PROUT, 18, was charged with stealing a sixpence, the property  of Christopher ARNALL, at Trefew, Lanteglos by Camelford, on the 18th  of June.  Guilty.  Three Months' Hard Labour.