Australia
Found in 601 Collections and/or Records:
Empire Parliamentary Association, 1913-09 - 1914-08
Photographs and some press cuttings from the visit to Australia by the British branch of the Empire Parliamentary Association, with a programme from the branch's visit to South Africa.
Empire Tour: correspondence and invitations, 1926-01 - 1927-07
Empire Tour: Empire Parliamentary Association notes, 1926-10 - 1927-10
Empire Tour photographs, 1927
Photographs from LSA's Empire Tour, including photographs from Australia.
Empire Tour: printed material and programmes, 1927-07 - 1928-07
Includes: pamphlet by Sir [James] Percy FitzPatrick on the controversy over the South African flag; itineraries, including detailed itineraries for LSA's tours of New South Wales and Queensland [Australia]; programmes and menus; print of speeches given by LSA in South Africa.
Empire Tour speeches: Australia, 1927-10 - 1927-11
Annotated texts of LSA's Empire Tour speeches from Australia on subjects including Australian defence forces, co-operation within the Empire, the Imperial Conferences, immigration, Empire trade, the development of Australian industry, and Imperial Preference.
Expression queries (answers summarised geographically): Australia, 1809-01-01 - 1882-04-30
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
Expression queries (answers summarised geographically): Australia and India, 1809-01-01 - 1882-04-30
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
Expression queries (answers summarised geographically): Australia (continued), 1809-01-01 - 1882-04-30
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
Extract from Captain Matthew Flinders' memoir on the construction of his charts, 1806-05-19
Copied by Dr Maskelyne from pencil writing in Flinders' memoir; with reference made to Australia, Bass Strait and Torres Strait.
I find Pimelea spectabilis has bloom, 1877-06-02
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
Indian Constitution, 1942-03 - 1943-10
Introductory pages, 1801 - 1805
Marked up for the insertion of an introduction and a description of instruments.
Inwards letters from 1st Lord Milner, 1908-03 - 1914-07
It might be well worth to get a list of 46 sp[ecies] from Hooker common to T[ierra] del Fuego N[orth America & Europe, 1869-01-25
Note; by Charles Robert Darwin
(Note)
Itineraries: Australia, 1974-08 - 1974-10
Papers from CS's visit to Australia for trade talks, September 1974, including: itinerary and programmes; records of meetings; transcripts of CS's speech at the National Press Club luncheon, a press conference and annotated press statement at the end of the visit; press cuttings.
Journal of the voyage in the HMS Investigator, 1801-1802, 1795 - 1802-04-26
This is the first of three sections of the log book for the voyage; see also [RGO 14/64: 52r-97v] and [RGO 14/64: 99r-106r]. Also included here are unrelated pages from a voyage [of HMS Thetis?] dated 1795-1797.
Journal of the voyage of HMS Investigator, 1802 and 1803, 1801-12 - 1803-01-06
This is a continuation of the log book for the voyage, which is in three parts. See also [RGO 14/64: 3r-50v] and [RGO 14/64: 99r-106r].
Legal Business, Overseas and International Affairs, 1947 - 1978
These papers mainly relate to African and Asian countries.
Letter book containing outgoing correspondence, 1782 - 1810
Letter concerning a chronometer purchased in New South Wales by Commander Mitchell of HMS Slaney, 1827-05-24
Sent from John Barrow to John Pond.
Letter from [Christian Carl] Rumker to Dr Thomas Young, 1822-06-28
Providing an extract of his last observations at the observatory at Parramatta and requesting government confirmation of the grant of 1000 acres of land at Stone Quarry Creek (which he had received from the governor).
Letter from James Basire, 1788-02-27
Regarding engraving work done on a chart of Australia ('New Holland') and New Zealand.
Letter from James Inman to [Nevil Maskelyne], 1803-08-05 - 1803-08-08
Concerning observations taken at Garden Island, Sydney, New South Wales, and his equipment and instruments. A postscript concerns a gift of a pet for Miss Maskelyne, with mention of the different animals of the country.
Letter from John Crosley to Nevil Maskelyne, 1795-10-06
Sent from New South Wales, concerning observations from a voyage of HMS Providence.