The Reverend W.B. Clarke - Calendar of Correspondence
The Reverend W.B. Clarke
Calendar of Correspondence
Part 1 - The English Years 1817 - 1839
All correspondence is inwards to Clarke (WBC) unless otherwise indicated. The majority of the correspondence is to be found amongst the Clarke family papers and other collections in the Mitchell Library and Dixson Library, Sydney. Entries marked with an asterisk ‘*' are items of correspondence involving Clarke but not necessarily addressed to him. An entry with a question mark ‘?' indicates some doubt exists regarding the precise date or authorship of the letter. Historical annotations of a personal nature are also included. Items marked with a hash # are transcribed and reproduced in Ann Moyal, The Web of Science , 2003.
1817
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The Reverend W.B. Clarke, circa 1839, shortly after his arrival in New South Wales. Pencil sketch, Mitchell Library, Sydney. |
January - W.B. Clarke enters Jesus College , Cambridge , as an undergraduate.
1819
22 April - Johann Wahlner
1820
W.B. Clarke visits the Lake district of Westmoreland and Cumberland , and the Isle of Man.
1821
W.B. Clarke attains a Bachelor of Arts from Cambridge , and is made a deacon of Norwich Cathedral. He also visits the coalfields of Staffordshire and Derbyshire during this year.
Charles B. Tayler
1822
W.B. Clarke visits the Lake district and North Wales.
15 November - C.G. Pocklington
1823
Rev. William Trollope
26 January - Henry Worthington
28 January - Rev. William Trollope
2 February - Henry Bathurst, Bishop of Norwich
20 February - Charles B. Tayler
12 March - Henry Worthington
17 March - Charles B. Tayler
18 March - ? Isaacson
19 March - Thomas Turner
22 March - T. Harral
20 April - L.C. Humpey
22 April - Charles B. Tayler
27 April - James Bird
6 May - James Bird
12 May - Charles B. Tayler
18 May - E.I. Lockwood
25 May - W.B. Clarke is ordained as a priest. During this year he also visits the Chalk, Oolitic and Tertiary districts of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire.
4 June - William Fletcher
7 June - T. Harral
11 June - T. Harral
17 June - Rev. William Trollope
23 June - T. Harral
26 June - Thomas Turner
24 August - Charles B. Tayler
27 August - Charles B. Tayler
3 September - T. Harral
4 September - Allan Cunningham
7 September - James Bird
October - Charles B. Tayler
1 October - W.T.S. Daniel
9 October - Charles B. Tayler
21 October - James Bird
23 October - Henry Worthington
27 October - Rev. William Trollope
1 November - William Daniel
5 November - T. Harral
14 November - James Everett
30 November - Rev. William Trollope
13 December - T. Harral
17 December - James Bird
24 December - Thomas Turner
1824
W.B. Clarke attains a Master of Arts from Cambridge. He also visits the Chalk districts of Sussex and Normandy during this year.
1825
W.B. Clarke visits the central and southern parts of France , the Alps , and northern Italy.
1826
W.B. Clarke visits the Netherlands. He is also made a Fellow of the Geological Society of London.
6 April - Jacques Baader
11 May - Sir Stamford Raffles to WBC
1827
W.B. Clarke visits the Netherlands , the Rhenish, Prussia , and Holland.
3 April - Bouillett
6 April - Jacques Baader
26 April - Lubeck Naturalien-Comptoir
30 April - Theodore Monticelli
13 May - Theodore Monticelli
25 May - Rev. William Trollope
13 July - Gustav Wetzler
27 August - William Barker
2 September - Perry Russell
17 September - William Barker
28 September - Magazine of Minerals , Heidelberg
28 September - Gustav Wetzler
12 November - A. Biddell
1828
W.B. Clarke visits Belgium , the Ardennes , and the Tertiary districts of Nassau.
13 January - George Waller
1 March - Jacques Baader
12 April - Theodore Monticelli
12 September - Christian Remembrancer
29 September - Robert George Browne
5 October - Unidentified
24 November – completes article for the Magazine of Natural History
1829
Mr William Clarke, father of W.B., dies at the age of 62 and his son takes over the East Bergholt School. W.B. Clarke also visits the volcanic districts of the Rhine and Moselle , during this year, completing also a survey of the counties of Suffolk , Norfolk , and Essex commenced in 1827.
4 January - W.B. Hocker
2 February - I. Blanco White
26 March - Gustav Wetzler
30 March - R.C. Taylor
18 August - Gustav Wetzler
3 September - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
22 September - Gustav Wetzler
5 October - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
16 October - I. Frank
4 November - Gustav Wetzler
8 December - I. Frank
1830
Clarke visits the Chalk districts and older formations of the frontiers of France and Belgium.
c.1830 - Miss Sophia Barker (5)
15 March - T.L. Wolff
16 March - I. Frank
1 April - T.L. Wolff
19 May - C.B. Godfrey
1 June - I.C. Hughes
7 September - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
13 September - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
16 September - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
21 September - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
30 September - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
1 October - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
14 December - James Gill
24 December - J. Livingston Jay
1831
3 February - W.B. Clarke resigns as headmaster of the East Bergholt School. During this year he also carries out geological studies in Dorsetshire and the west of England , along with visits to Brussels and Antwerp.
James Gill (?)
9 February - Miss Sophia Barker
15 February - Joshua Rowley
19 February - Rev. William Trollope
25 February - James Gill
1 March - Miss Sophia Barker
5 March - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
7 March - Miss Sophia Barker
22 March - James Gill
28 March - John Barker
28 March - James Gill
26 April - Miss Sophia Barker
29 April - James Gill
13 May - Unidentified
13 May - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History , from Brussels
20 May - Henry Miller
7 June - James Gill
9 June - Miss Sophia Barker
28 June - Miss Sophia Barker
28 June - James Gill
30 June - Miss Sophia Barker
July - James Gill
1 July - Eliza Jenkins
14 July - George Delmar
14 July - I. Tillbrook
15 July - Miss Sophia Barker
15 July - Mr Jenkins
19 July - James Gill
22 July - I. Tillbrook
26 July - Eliza Jenkins
28 July - James Gill
1 August - Mr Jenkins
2 August - Miss Sophia Barker (2)
6 August - Mrs Gill
12 August - Miss Sophia Barker
12 August - George Delmar
13 August - John Barker
17 August - John Barker
22 August - I. Tillbrook
30 August - Miss Sophia Barker*
c.30 August - Miss Sophia Barker*
2 September - I. Tillbrook
5 September - Miss Sophia Barker
7 September - Rev. William Trollope *
10 September - Rev. William Trollope *
11 September - Rev. William Trollope *
13 September - Mr Jenkins
14 September - John Barker
14 September - Rev. William Trollope *
15 September - John Barker (2)
15 September - Henry Miller (2)
15 September - Rev. William Trollope *
21 September - Rev. William Trollope *
25 September - Rev. William Trollope *
8 October - C.I. Hoare
15 October - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History , from Brussels
21 November - George Delmar
10 December - George Delmar
28 December - Carter Ashley
1832
3 January - Clarke marries Maria Stather, and during the year applies (unsuccessfully) for the position of Professor of English Literature at King's College, Cambridge. W.B. Clarke also carries out studies in Dorsetshire, the Isle of White, Sussex , and the south-west of England.
2 February - George Delmar
4 February - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
12 June - W.J. Hall
6 September - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
8 September - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
13 September - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
28 September - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
27 November - Robert Weston
18 December - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
21 December - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
22 December - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
1833
W.B. Clarke studies the coral beds, etc., of the Boulonnais. He is also installed as incumbent at St Mary Longfleet, Poole , where he remained until January 1839.
c1833 - John Bishopp
9 January - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
2 February - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
4 February - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
5 February - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
11 May - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
21 May - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
23 May - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
31 May - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
13 June? - Allardyce
17 June - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
July - Review for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
2 July - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
August - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
24 August - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
12 September - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
25 September - St Mary's, Longfleet, consecrated.
1834
10 February - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
4 March - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
3 April - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
13 April - Psalmody
10 May - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
16 May - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
9 June - Henry T. Clarke
8 August - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
9 August - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
13 October - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
November - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
6 December - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
15 December - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
31 December - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
1835
W.B. Clarke carries out geological studies in the north of France.
14 May - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
18 June - Articles for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History (2)
10 July - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
22 July - Robert G. Longburne
24 October - Nathan Drake
19 November - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
28 November - John Denson
28 November - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
1836
W.B. Clarke carries out geological studies on the Channel Islands and the Isle of Portland.
1 May - George Slater
14 August - H.N. Daniels
27 August - Felix Forley
22 October - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
24 October - Sir R.I. Murchison #
24 October - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
c.23 December - H.N. Daniels
23 December - Sir R.I. Murchison #
1837
W.B. Clarke carries out geological studies of the New Red Sandstone districts of Staffordshire, Cheshire , and Lancashire.
18 January - Reads article to the Geological Society of London
21 February - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
8 March - Reads article to the Geological Society of London
7 April - W.N. Ponsonby
11 April - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
13 April - C.B. Godfrey
13 April - Sir John Byng, 1st Earl of Stafford
19 April - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
21 April - Reads article to the Geological Society of London
26 April - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
1 August - Made a Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop of Salisbury
1 August - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
2 November - W. Marsh
15 November - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
5 December - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
1838
W.B. Clarke carries out geological studies of the Silurian Old Red Sandstone and coal districts of Shropshire , Herefordshire, Monmouthshire, and South Wales.
c.1838 - John Tyrrell
c.1838 - C. Festing
8 February - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
1 March - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
10 April - Article for The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
12 October - Sir R.I. Murchison
21 November - James Cotton Powell
26 November - Edward Denison, Bishop of Salisbury
26 November - W.N. Ponsonby
27 November - C.R. Roper
27 November - Sir John Byng, 1st Earl of Stafford
27 November - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
2 December - John Beaumont
3 December - R.I. Murchison to P.P. King re WBC
6 December - C.I. Hoare
6 December - D. Manley
6 December - I. Stather
10 December - Ernest Hawkins
10 December - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
12 December - J.C. Louden *
13 December - Alex Smith
17 December - Edward Denison, Bishop of Salisbury *
17 December - Mary Anne Duningham*
17 December - Sir R.I. Murchison #
17 December - T.B. Murray
18 December - I. Spooner
19 December - J.C. Louden
20 December - W.B. Hocker
26 December - W.T.S. Daniel
26 December - C.R. Roper
28 December - I.H. Alt
29 December - Edward Denison, Bishop of Salisbury
1839
c.1839 - B. Olivay Wilson
1 January - W.T.S. Daniel
2 January - I.H. Ridout
2 January - I. Spooner
5 January - W.N. Welch
7 January - Edward Doughty
7 January - Henry J. Evans
10 January - E.L. Herrick
18 January - John Beaumont
22 January - W.B. Clarke and family leave England aboard the Roxburgh Castle. They stop over at Table Bay , Cape Town , from 28 March - c2 April. William is very sick for the remainder of the voyage.
1839
22 January - W.B. Clarke and family leave England aboard the Roxburgh Castle. They stop over at Table Bay , Cape Town , from 28 March - c2 April. William is very sick for the remainder of the voyage.
6 March - Benjamin Silliman
27 May - Roxburgh Castle arrives in Sydney
c.June - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
5 June - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney *
c.July - King's School Prospectus announced Clarke as new principal.
2 August - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
10 August - J.R.B. Scarvell
10 August - Letter to Sydney Gazette
20 August - Article for Sydney Gazette
22 August - Letter to Sydney Gazette
9 September - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
6 November - Article by WBC read to Geological Society of London
1840
c.1840s - William Sharp Macleay
January - Visit to Illawarra with J.D. Dana et al.
19 February? - Warland
26 April 1840s - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
20 May 1840s - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
15 July 1840s - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
3 February - James Dwight Dana #
19 February - N. Brice
24 June - Anniversary Sermon
13 August - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
14 August - WBC to Murchison. Published in Literary Gazette
31 August - Officially resigns from King's School, though continues as principal until December
17 September - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
21 September - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
October – Clarke is offered the parish of Prospect
14 October - W.O. Bartlett
29 October - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
December - A Christmas Offering
16 December - Closes doors of King's School
23 December - N. Brice
1841
February - first trip over the Blue Mountains to Mount Victoria and Lithgow. Gold first seen.
2 February - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
4 February - Henry Kerrison James
9 February - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
23-24 February - Philip Parker King #
12 April – William Lonsdale #
21 April - Paper by Clarke is presented to the Geological Society of London
June - The Logic of the Times
16 June - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
25 June - Sir Frederick McCoy
29 June - WBC to A. Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
9 July - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
24 July - Philip Parker King #
25 July – WBC to Philip Parker King #
27 July - Philip Parker King #
28 July - Philip Parker King #
21 August - Article in Sydney Morning Herald
27 August - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
8 October - Edmund Hight
23 October - Sydney Morning Herald report on lecture
22 November - C.B. Godfrey
1 December - Meeting of Australian Museum committee
20 December - Rev. Charles Pleydell Neale Wilton #
21 December - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
23 December - James Dunlop
1842
Mrs Clarke and her three children leave Sydney aboard the brig Jack on 1 January 1842 , not to return until December 1856. Clarke carried on his duties as roving parson, geologist, and newspaper journalist. Clarke also visited Newcastle and Lake Macquarie during this year.
6 January - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
15 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
16 January - James Dunlop #
20 January - Letter to Australasian Chronicle
22 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
2 February – George Edward Peacock #
7 February - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
10 February – George Edward Peacock #
12 February - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
28 February - Unidentified
1 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
7 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
9 March - T. Wilkinson
11 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
22 March – George Edward Peacock #
7 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
14 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
16 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
16 April - Francis Hartwell Henslowe #
22 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
26 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
26 April - Philip Parker King #
26 April - Capt. John Lort Stokes #
26 April - James Taylor
26 April - Rev. C.P.N. Wilton #
27 April - Charles Macarthur
30 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
c. May – William Sharp Macleay #
6 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
6 May - Rev. Lancelot Edward Threlkeld
7 May - Thomas Beckford Simpson
12 May - Charles Macarthur
16 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
23 May - R.Barton
24 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
25 May - James Dunlop #
3 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
4 June - Thomas Beckford Simpson
13 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
14 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
15 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
16 June – Ludwig Leichhardt #
17 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
24 June - James Charles Burnett #
24 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
26 June - William Sharp Macleay #
27 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
1 July - William Sharp Macleay
4 July - William Sharp Macleay #
4 July - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
16 July - William Sharpe Macleay
16 July - William Sharp Macleay #
16 July - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
26 July - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
28 July - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
1 August - Mordaunt William Shipley Clarke
1 August - Robert M Westward
5 August - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
29 August - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
29 August - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
29 August - Fossil Pine Forest article
31 August - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
September - offered the parish of Gresford
2 September - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
10 September - Church Committee, Gresford, NSW
15 September - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
16 September - Capt. John Lort Stokes #
17 September - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
19 September - Church Committee, Gresford, NSW
20 September - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
23 September - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
23 September - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
29 September - Philip Parker King #
3 October - Arthur a'Beckett
8 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
13 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
19 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
26 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
11 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
19 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
1 December - Joseph Beete Jukes #
2 December - discovers trilobites at Burragood, Paterson River
9 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
10 December - James Charles Burnett #
12 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
27 December - Mordaunt William Shipley Clarke
1843
Philip Parker King #
2 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
3 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
22 January - Renn Hampden
2 February – WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} re fossil tree paper #
c. March - Adolphe Theodore Brongniart
4 March - Louisa Whitty
9 March - Francis John King
9 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
6 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
7 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
4 May - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
4 May - Rev. E. Hawkins
15 May - Mordaunt William Shipley Clarke
19 May - Renn Hampden
28 May - William Sharpe Macleay
31 May - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
13 June - foundation stone set for St Thomas 's, North Shore
13 July - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
17 July - Mr A. Murray
17 July - Unidentified
21 July - Mrs Hampden
25 July - Renn Hampden
25 July - Unidentified
28 July - Mr A. Murray
7 August - Rev. William West Simpson
22 August – WBC to John Philip Gell #
26 September - Rev. C.P.N. Wilton #
6 November - H.W. Nichols
14 November – WBC to W.S. Macleay {Linnean Society, London } #
18-20 November - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
20 November - W.S. Macleay to WBC {Cambridge University Library} #
22 November - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
27 November - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
1 December - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
23 December - H.W. Nichols
23 December - Sir Charles Nicholson
29 December - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
30 December - Renn Hampden
1844
Clarke wrote lead articles solely for the Australian during this year, breaking his ties with the Sydney Morning Herald , though he returned in 1845 as co-editor of contributions.
William Sharp Macleay #
4 January - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
5 January - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
11 January - Renn Hampden
15 January - Letter to Aust
22 January - Letter to Aust
23 January - Renn Hampden
15 February - Article for The Australian
21 February - Clarke informs Governor Gipps of gold discoveries near Bathurst during 1841
4 March – WBC to William Sharpe Macleay {Linnean Society, London } #
26 March - Article for The Australian
28 March - Article for The Australian
4 April - Article for The Australian
5 April - Article for The Australian
9 April - Article for The Australian
10 April - Renn Hampden
12 April – WBC to William Sharpe Macleay {Linnean Society, London } #
15 April – WBC to William Sharpe Macleay {Linnean Society, London } #
15 April - Renn Hampden
18 April - Article for The Australian
20 April - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
20 April - Article for The Australian
24 April - Article for The Australian
26 April - Article for The Australian
27 April - Renn Hampden
4 May - Article for The Australian
7 May - Article for The Australian
10 May - Article for The Australian
15 May - Article for The Australian
17 May - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library}
18 May - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
25 May - Article for The Australian
27 May - Article for The Australian
28 May - Article for The Australian
28 May - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
29 May – WBC to William Sharpe Macleay {Linnean Society, London } #
31 May - William Sharp Macleay #
June - William Sharp Macleay #
3 June - Article for The Australian
13 June - Article for The Australian
4 July - Article for The Australian
9 July - Article for The Australian
11 July - Article for The Australian
17 July - Article for The Australian
18 July - Article for The Australian
25 July - Article for The Australian
31 July - Article for The Australian
1 August - H.W. Nichols
6 August - Article for The Australian
13 August - Article for The Australian
14 August - Article for The Australian
21 August - William Sharp Macleay #
23 August - Article for The Australian
12 September - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
9 October - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
November – Clarke despatches a collection of fossils to Adam Sedgwick at Cambridge
14 December - Rev. G. Vidal
16 December - James Charles Burnett #
19 December - Rev. G. Vidal
1845
c.1845 – Unidentified
William Sharpe Macleay #
January – Clarke discovers more fossils at Burragood, Paterson River
1 January - T. Makinson
9 January - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
24 January - Sydney Morning Herald
24 January - William Sharpe Macleay
24 January - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald , from Muswellbrook
31 January - Philip Parker King #
2 February - T.E. Lance
18 February – Sir Thomas Livingstone Mitchell #
8 April - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
12 April - H.W. Nichols
22 April - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
2-5 May - Rev. H.H. Bobart
9 May - B.B.
23 May - Sydney Morning Herald
30 May - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
11 June - H.W. Nichols
17 June - Joseph Beete Jukes #
16 July - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
7 August - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
5 October - Thomas Beckford Simpson
10 October - Church wardens, St Peter's, Campbelltown
10 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
17 November - Capt. Frederick J. Evans #
17 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
18 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
19 November - Harold Selwyn Smith
20 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
28 November - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
December - Clarke and J.B. Jukes at Illawarra
2 December - Philip Parker King #
16 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
17 December - Joseph Beete Jukes #
1846
7 January - Charles Stevens
26 January - Mr Hampden
1 February - Joseph Beete Jukes #
3 February - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
4 February – WBC to Philip Parker King #
11 February – WBC to Philip Parker King #
7 February - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
14 February - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
16 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
27 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
3 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
14 April - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
16 April - H.W. Nichols
29 April - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
May - P.P. King shows Clarke trilobite from near Queanbeyan
1 May - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
26 May - Richard Jones
26 May – Ronald Campbell Gunn #
27 May - Rev. C.P.N. Wilton #
27 May - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
29 May - Article on Trilobites
29 May – WBC to Ronald Campbell Gunn #
22 June - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
24 June - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
25 June – Frederick McCoy #
26 June - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney *
5 June - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
30 June - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
1 July - Ronald Campbell Gunn #
2 July - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney *
4 July - John Jean
24 July - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
1 August - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
3 August - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
5 August - St Thomas 's, North Shore , consecrated
14 August - Sir Charles Nicholson
15 August - Rev. C.P.N. Wilton *
16 August - Gid Scott #
20 August - Rev. C.P.N. Wilton #
20 August - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
4 September - Philip Parker King #
8 September - Philip Parker King
14 September - Archdeacon William Macquarie Cowper
15 September - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
17 September - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
25 September - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
28 September - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
2 October - Edward Sandford
3 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
10 October - Edward Sandford
12 October - W.A. Miles
12 October - Sedgwick to Jukes re WBC {Cambridge University Library}
13 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
19 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
27 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
12 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
17 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
17 November - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
25 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
1 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
9 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
10 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
21 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
1847
c.1847 - Edmund Besley Court Kennedy
1 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
8 January - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
18 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
23 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
4 February - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
8 February - Sir Charles Cowper
25 February - Ronald Campbell Gunn #
2 March - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
12 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
2 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
6 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
17 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
11 June - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
19 June - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
23 June - James Rusden
7 July - Philip Parker King #
7 July – WBC to Philip Parker King #
9 July - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
12 July - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
26 July - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
7 August – WBC to Ludwig Leichhardt #
20 August - George Gilmore
24 August - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
25 August - Rev. Edward Gifford Pryce
20 September - Rev. Edward Gifford Pryce
28 September - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
29 November - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
30 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
30 November – WBC to Richard Owen { British Museum } #
4 December – Ludwig Leichhardt #
6 December - William Sharp Macleay #
1848
3 January – WBC to Edmund Kennedy #
10 January - John Stirling
22 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
25 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
26 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
17 February – WBC to Frederick McCoy {Cambridge University Library} #
22 February - Sermon
26 February – Ludwig Leichhardt #
29 February - Rev. James Walker
March – Edmund Kennedy #
3 March - Rev. James Walker
15 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
16 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
7 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
7 April - Article for Magazine of Natural History
24 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
26 April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
29 April - Joseph Beete Jukes #
3 May - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
8 May - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
8 May - W.B. Clarke to ?
9 May - Rev. James Walker
10 May - Rev. James Walker
16 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
18 May - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney (2)
18 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
25 May - Edmund Besley Court Kennedy
25 May - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
25 May - W.B. Clarke to ?
27 May - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
27 May - William Nooles
30 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
5 June - Joseph Beete Jukes #
16 June - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
20 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
27 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
10 July - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
11 July - Sydney Morning Herald article
14 July - W.B. Clarke to ?
24 July - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
2 August - Rev. William West Simpson
5 August - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
21 August - J.B. Laughton
1 September - Philip Parker King
5 September - Unidentified
12 September - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
12 September – WBC to Philip Parker King #
18 September – Henry Piddington #
1 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
14 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
2 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
5 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
1849
Clarke Visits Illawarra and discovers oil shale at Mount Keira.
c.1849 - Capt. John Lort Stokes #
2 February - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
16 February - Edward Hammond Hargraves*
16 February - Sydney Morning Herald
16 February - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
1 March - St James' College, Sydney
1 March - St James' College, Sydney *
6 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
7 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
27 March - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
28 March - Rev. Edward Gifford Pryce
2 April - WBC to Miss Reddall
6 April - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
16 April - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
24 April - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
12 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
29 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
4 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
9 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
18 June – Henry Piddington #
20 June - P.P. King to Sedgwick re WBC fossils {Cambridge University Library}
23 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
30 June - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
3 July - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
3 July - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
7 July - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
12 July - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
13 July - P.P. King to Sedgwick re WBC fossils {Cambridge University Library}
13 July – WBC to Ronald Campbell Gunn #
19 July - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
23 July - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
28 July - James Nicol to Sedgwick re WBC fossils {Cambridge University Library}
31 July - C. Thurlow
2 August - C. Thurlow
6 August - James Charles Burnett #
8 August - WBC to Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library}
15 August - Ronald Campbell Gunn #
16 August - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
20 August - J.H. Kay #
14 September - G.W. Crawley
22 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
24 October – WBC to Ronald Campbell Gunn #
25 October - Hovenden Hely #
27 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
6 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
10 November – James Charles Bennett #
20 November – Ronald Campbell Gunn #
21 November - Capt. John Lort Stokes #
6 December - Ronald Campbell Gunn #
19 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
21 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
1850
c.1850 - William Sharp Macleay
12 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
24 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
29 January – WBC to Ronald Campbell Gunn #
30 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
1 February - Capt. Frederick J. Evans #
2 February - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
6 February - WBC to Sedgwick {Cambridge University Library} #
14 February - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
18 February - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
18 February - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
24 February - Joseph Beete Jukes #
4 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
23 March - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
27 March - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
11 April - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
29 April - Rev. Henry Cary
6 May – WBC to Thomas Burr #
10 May - A. Longmore
11 May - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
14 May - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
24 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
25 May - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
30 May - Thomas Burr #
11 June - John Kent
20 June? - Capt. John Elphinstone Erskine
28 June? - Oswald Bloxsome
18 July - Thomas Beckford Simpson
20 July - W. Montagu Mathers
6 August - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
14 August - Rev. William West Simpson
31 August - WBC to P.G. King #
31 August- Article for Sydney Morning Herald
September - WBC to Robert Brown, Quarterly Review
12 September - WBC to P.P. King
13 September - NSW Colonial Secretary
30 September - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
1 October - William Hardy
2 October - WBC to P.G. King #
11 October - Sir Stuart Alexander Donaldson
11 October - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
16 October - H.W. Nichols
23 October - George Boyle White
29 October – WBC to Thomas Burr #
4 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
14 November - William Hardy
16 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
18 November - Philip Parker King*
23 November - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
30 November - Thomas Burr #
7 December - Philip Parker King*
7 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
19 December - W.G. Broughton, Bishop of Sydney
21 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
26 December - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
1851
14 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
18 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
22 January - William Hardy #
26 January - H.W. Nichols
27 January - Robert Dayman
1 February - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
2 February - Philip Parker King*
3 February - Philip Parker King*
4 February - Philip Parker King*
7 February - William Hardy
8 February - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
11 February - Edward Hammond Hargraves*
11 February - Philip Parker King*
12 February - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
14 February – WBC to Frederick McCoy #
17 February - William Hardy
18 February - Sir T.L. Mitchell #
20 February - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
26 February - Enoch William Rudder
6 March - Enoch - William Rudder
12 March - Philip - Parker King
18 March - K. Elwin
30 March – William Hardy #
April - survey of the Aborigines of New South Wales.
7 April - NSW Colonial Secretary
14 April - James Charles Burnett #
20 April - William Hardy #
28 April - Rev. William Trollope
30 April - James Charles Burnett #
1 May - Rev. William Stack
1 May - Rev. Henry Tarlton Stiles
{Edward Hammond Hargraves ‘discovers' a workable goldfield at Summer Hill Creek on 12 February 1851. It is publically announced in the Sydney Morning Herald on 3 May}
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1851
{Edward Hammond Hargraves ‘discovers' a workable goldfield at Summer Hill Creek on 12 February 1851. It is publically announced in the Sydney Morning Herald on 3 May}
3 May - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
5 May - Rev. T.C. Ewing
7 May - Rev. Thomas Hassall
8 May - Rev. William West Simpson
9 May - Rev. G.E. Gregory
12 May - Edward Hammond Hargraves*
12 May - Rev. William West Simpson
13 May - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
15 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
17 May - Charles I. Tyers
17 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
19 May - Edward Hammond Hargraves*
20 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
21 May - Rev. James Allan
21 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
24 May - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
29 May – WBC to Sir Roderick Murchison {EUL} #
30 May – Rev. James Walker #
31 May – WBC to Sir Roderick Murchison {EUL} #
31 May – Rev. James Walker #
2 June - Rev. N. Stone
9 June - H.W. Nichols
24 June - Rev. E. Smith
24 June - Plain Statements.... published
27 June - WBC to John Dunmore Lang
30 June – Sir William Denison #
3 July - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
4 July - NSW Colonial Secretary #
5 July - Enoch William Rudder *
7 July - NSW Colonial Secretary #
7 July – WBC to Sir Roderick Murchison {EUL} #
14 July - James Wright
22 July - John Gill
22 July - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
24 July - Rev. Edward Rogers
26 July - Rev. James Gunther
1 August - Edmund C. Bryant
2 August – WBC to Ronald Campbell Gunn #
5 August – WBC to Sir Roderick Murchison {EUL} #
8 August - NSW Colonial Secretary #
12 August - Sir T.L. Mitchell #
14 August - NSW Colonial Secretary *
15 August - NSW Colonial Secretary *
21 August - NSW Colonial Secretary *
22 August - Sir Charles Augustus FitzRoy
25 August - Sir Charles Augustus FitzRoy
25 August - James Charles Burnett #
27 August - NSW Colonial Secretary
1 September - James Dwight Dana #
2 September - NSW Colonial Secretary [Edward Deas Thomson] (3) #
5 September - NSW Colonial Secretary
8 September - NSW Native Police Commandant
15 September - Edward W. Blaxland #
17 September - NSW Colonial Secretary *
18 September 1851 to 5 June 1852 – Clarke carries out geological survey of the southern goldfields of New South Wales.
18 September - John W. Macansh #
19 September - NSW Colonial Secretary #
20 September - 1st Southern Goldfields report from Bungonia
27 September - NSW Colonial Secretary #
10 October - 2nd Southern Goldfields report from Mount Elrington
21 October - 3rd Southern Goldfields report from Jineroo
23 October - Sir R.I. Murchison #
29 October - Edward Hammond Hargraves
6 November - Ronald Campbell Gunn #
9 November - Philip Parker King #
10 November - Philip Gidley King, the younger #
10 November - 4th Southern Goldfields report from camp at Bulonamang
15 November - 5th Southern Goldfields report from Bulonamang
17 November - 6th Southern Goldfields report from Cooma
20 November - Fred. E. Manning
5 December - Mrs W.B. Clarke (Maria Moreton Stather)
6 December - Joseph Beete Jukes #
15 December - Mrs Sarah Trollope (Clarke)
24 December - 7th Southern Goldfields report from Jindebain
26 December - Philip Parker King #
27 December – WBC to Philip Parker King #
1852
William Sharpe Macleay #
21..? - Jane Carter
3 January - 8th Southern Goldfields report from Cooma
6 January - Philip Parker King #
7 January - Philip Parker King #
12 January - Mrs Sarah Trollope (nee Clarke)
c.12 January - Mrs William Clarke (nee Branwhite)
17 January - Enoch William Rudder
26 January - Philip Parker King
26 January - H.J. Rimington
29 January - 9th Southern Goldfields report from camp at Buckalong
4 February - Article read to the Geological Society of London
6 February - 10th Southern Goldfields report from Brogalong Creek
10 February - Sir R.I. Murchison #
18 February – WBC to Sir Roderick Murchison {EUL} #
18 February - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
21 February - NSW Colonial Secretary #
22 February - Rev. Adam Sedgwick
26 February - Philip Parker King #
26 February - 11th Southern Goldfields report from Maharatta Creek
28 February - Harriett (Mrs P.P.) King
2 March - Auditor General, NSW
3 March - Philip Parker King
6 March - 12th Southern Goldfields report from Eden , Twofold Bay
8 March - William Foster
8 March - George L. Parret
10 March - 14th Southern Goldfields report from Pambula
13 March - NSW Colonial Secretary #
18 March - WBC to E.D. Thomson
22 March - 13th Southern Goldfields report from Boroungama, Bendoc River
23 March - Elijah Smith
8 April - Philip Parker King
15 April - L.C. Whitty
16 April - Sir T.L. Mitchell
16 April - Sir Charles Nicholson
19 April - NSW Colonial Secretary #
20 April - Rev. James Walker
22 April - Philip Parker King
3 May - 15th Southern Goldfields report from Jejedzic
20 May - 16th Southern Goldfields report from Yarallumla
June - Sir R.I. Murchison #
1 June - 17th Southern Goldfields report from Winderreedeen
3 June - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
3 June - 18th Southern Goldfields report from Marulan
16 June - Coles Child
19 June - H.W. Nichols
21 June - Robert Copeland Lethbridge
23 June - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
24 June - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
25 June - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
28 June - NSW Colonial Secretary
29 June - NSW Colonial Secretary
30 June - C.N. Crocker
30 June - Philip Gidley King, the younger #
4 July – Rev. James Allan
15 July - Sands & Kenny, publishers
17 July - NSW Colonial Secretary's Office #
21 July - Rev. William West Simpson
26 July - Sir Charles Nicholson
28 July - Coles Child
28 July - WBC to Adam Sedgwick {CUL} #
3 August - Joseph Milligan #
4 August – WBC to William Hopkins #
18 August - Frederic King
20 August - Bishop William Tyrrell, Newcastle
24 August - W. Hopkins
28 August - 19th Southern Goldfields report from St Leonard 's
30 August - NSW Colonial Secretary (2) #
30 August - Richard Roods
2 September - NSW Colonial Secretary
4 September - Charles G.N. Lockhart
16 September - NSW Colonial Secretary
16 September – Sir Thomas Mitchell #
18 September – WBC to Sir Roderick Murchison {EUL} #
24 September - Thomas Townsend
24 September - Clarke appears before a Select Committee on the Management of the Goldfields
25 September - Thomas Cooke
1 October - Thomas Dobson
2 October - R. Therry
6 October - C.N. Crocker
7 October - Church wardens, St Thomas 's, St Leonards
11 October - Charles Blakefield
12 October - Keith Steuart
25 October - William Bloxsome
1 November - Rev. Edward Gifford Pryce
1 November 1852 - July 1853: Carries out geological survey of the northern goldfields of New South Wales
5 November – WBC to Sir Roderick Murchison {EUL} #
5 November – WBC to Philip Parker King #
6 November - 1st Northern Goldfields report from camp on Cann's Plains, Peel River
8 November - W.H. Palmer
12 November - Mrs W.B. Clarke (Maria Moreton Stather)*
15 November - Charles Campbell
15 November - Philip Parker King #
15 November - 2nd Northern Goldfields report from camp near Assistant Gold Commissioner's Tents, Peel River
16 November - Mrs W.B. Clarke (Maria Moreton Stather)
20 November – WBC to William Sharpe Macleay {Linnean Society, London } #
24 November - 3rd Northern Goldfields report from camp at Tamworth
29 November - Mrs W.B. Clarke (Maria Moreton Stather)
30 November - 4th Northern Goldfields report from Crown Land 's Office, Liverpool Plains
4 December - Charles Kemp
4 December - J.C. White
5 December - Philip Parker King #
7 December - 5th Northern Goldfields report from camp near Tamworth
9 December - W.H. Christie
14 December – William Bloxsome
20 December - Samuel Stutchbury #
23 December - Philip Parker King #
28 December - Isabella Reddall
28 December - 6th Northern Goldfields report from camp at Walcha
31 December - Philip Parker King
1853
c.1853 - Rev. Robert Lethbridge King
1 January – Sir Roderick Murchison #
5 January - Sir Alfred Stephen
7 January - John Durbin
7 January - Sir R.I. Murchison
7 January - William Simms
9 January - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
18 January - Auditor General, NSW
19 January - Elijah Smith
29 January - Enoch William Rudder
31 January - NSW Colonial Secretary
4 February - Isabella Reddall
5 February - Rev. Robert Lethbridge King
5 February - Rev. Henry Lingcombe
8 February - Philip Parker King #
10 February - Samuel Stutchbury #
10 February - J.C. White
14 February - 7th Northern Goldfields report from Armidale
19 February - Philip Parker King
24 February - E.F. Oakley
25 February - Enoch William Rudder
26 February - Coles Child
26 February - Philip Parker King #
28 February - Victorian Crown Lands Office
2 March - William Curtin
2 March - Auditor General, NSW
9 March - Coles Child
11 March - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
21 March - Enoch William Rudder
22 March - Philip Parker King
29 March - Mrs W.B. Clarke (Maria Moreton Stather)
31 March - William Bloxsome
5 April - WBC to E.D. Thomson
8 April - Philip Parker King
8 April - NSW Colonial Secretary
13 April - Philip Parker King
15 April - Philip Parker King #
17 April - WBC to E.D. Thomson
21 April - Enoch William Rudder
30 April - Richard Hughes
4 May - Frederick R. Simms
5 May - Philip Parker King
7 May - 8th Northern Goldfields report from Tarahmbwoan, Ranger's Valley, Severn River
13 May - NSW Colonial Secretary #
14 May - Henry Kerrison James
15 May - Victorian Crown Lands Office
4 June - WBC to P.P. King #
19 June - I. Carter
24 June - 9th Northern Goldfields report from Coolambaurra
27 June - Philip Parker King
30 June - Matthew Thomas Pratt
4 July - WBC to E.D. Thomson
18 July - Australian Board of Missions subscription notice
30 July - NSW Colonial Secretary
17 August - Edward B. Proctor
20 August - A. Wauchope
31 August - Capt. John Elphinstone Erskine
2 September - NSW Colonial Secretary #
6 September - Coles Child
6 September - NSW Colonial Secretary #
8 September - Rev. Edward Gifford Pryce
12 September – WBC to Sir Charles Nicholson #
13 September - WBC to Sedgwick {CUL} #
16 September - G.A. Nhealand
14 October - 10th Northern Goldfields report from St Leonards
18 October - John Fairfax
25 October - Alfred Fairles
1 November - Colonial Secretary, Victoria *
4 November - Colonial Secretary, Victoria *
16 November - Sir R.I. Murchison #
18 November - WBC to Sedgwick {CUL} #
30 November - Review for Sydney Morning Herald
9 December – WBC to Ronald Campbell Gunn #
12 December - The Courier (2)
13 December - James M. Sperling
13 December - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
21 December - WBC to E.D. Thomson
24 December - Review for Argus
1854
c.1854 - Unidentified
c.1854 - William Chimmo
1854 - H.C. Baddeley (?)
2 January - Richard Bligh
4 January - Ronald Campbell Gunn #
7 January - Sir Charles Cowper
13 January - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
25 January - Review for Sydney Morning Herald
14 March - Mark Nicholson #
25 April - General Department, Bombay , India #
28 April - William Sowerby, Dean of Goulburn
9 May - John Gill
24 May - Charles I. Tyers
29 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
3 June - Henry Kerrison James
6 June - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
28 June - WBC to Sedgwick {CUL}
13 July - NSW Colonial Secretary *
29 July - James Macarthur #
30 July - James Dwight Dana*
c.August - James Dwight Dana #
2 August - Samuel Stutchbury #
8 August - Victorian Crown Lands Office
27 September - WBC to Sedgwick {CUL} #
1 October - Sermon
1 October - WBC to E.D. Thomson
16 October - Mark Nicholson #
17 October - William Nooles
17 October - WBC to E.D. Thomson
28 October - NSW Colonial Secretary #
31 October – WBC to NSW Colonial Secretary #
3 November - Samuel Stutchbury #
6 November - Sir Paul Edmund de Strzelecki #
11 November – WBC to NSW Colonial Secretary #
22 November - Archdeacon William Macquarie Cowper
4 December - Australian Museum catalogue
9 December - R.H. Baddeley
17 December - D.S. McKay
20 December - Coles Child
27 December - Frederic Odernheimer #
1855
Mrs Clarke, mother of WBC, dies in England at the age of 80. W.B. Clarke sends a collection of fossils to Cambridge.
16 January - Sir Charles Augustus FitzRoy
16 January - C.B. Godfrey
30 January - Richard Bligh
5 February - Delaunay, Ponsard & Co, Sydney
8 February - James King
13 February - Joseph Beete Jukes #
22 February - Review for Sydney Morning Herald
23 February - General Department, Bombay , India #
23 February - Frederick McCoy #
28 February - Ernest Bonifas
7 March - Articles read to Geological Society of London
7 March - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
12 March – WBC to Joseph Milligan #
17 March - Richard Bligh
21 March - Vicomte d'Archiac #
26 March – Archille Ernest Delesse, Societe Philomatique, Paris #
7 April - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
20 April - WBC to Osmund Fisher {CUL}
28 April - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
30 April - Murchison to Sedgwick re WBC {CUL}
16 May - Philip Parker King
23 May - Archdeacon William Macquarie Cowper
25 May - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
28 May - Church wardens, St Thomas 's, St Leonards
30 May - Murchison to Sedgwick re WBC {CUL}
6 June – Sir Thomas Mitchell #
7 June - Superintendent, Nelson , New Zealand #
13 June - Provincial Secretary, Nelson , New Zealand #
14 June - Mary Anne Hargreave Watson
18 June – WBC to Frederick McCoy {NMV} #
3 July - Fanny Walker
11 July - J.S. Wilson
14 July - Rev. William West Simpson
16 July - WBC to Sedgwick {CUL} #
8 August - Colonial Secretary, Victoria *
10 August - Colonial Secretary, Victoria
15 August - Sir R.I. Murchison #
3 September - Richard Bligh
4 September - WBC to Henry Parkes
8 September - William Middleton
12 September - F. Knyvett to Osmund Fisher re WBC {CUL}
13 September - Osmond Fisher
17 September - WBC to J. Macarthur
30 September - Mary Anne Hargreave Watson
c.October - Sir George Macleay #
12 October - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
15 October - William Forster
16 October - Colonial Secretary, Victoria *
17 October - Colonial Secretary, Victoria
25 October - Rev. Adam Sedgwick #
26 October - Sir William Thomas Denison #
14 November - Thomas Lloyd
15 November - NSW Legislative Council
6 December - Sir William Thomas Denison #
8 December - Colonial Secretary, Victoria
14 December - Colonial Secretary, Victoria
21 December - William George Augustus Fitzhardinge
1856
10 January - Clara S. Reddall
4 February - WBC to Sedgwick {CUL} #
9 February - J. Durant
12 February - Sir R.I. Murchison #
13 February - William Foster
26 February - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
2 March - Funeral of Philip Parker King
4 March – William Howitt #
17 March – John Woolley #
31 March - Sir William Thomas Denison #
2 April - Mordaunt William Shipley Clarke
Easter Sunday - Clarke suffers a mild stroke and his parishioners send him to his sister in Green Ponds, Tasmania for rest. Whilst there he undertakes a survey of the Fingal goldfield.
19 April - Rev. Edward Gifford Pryce
22 April - J.H. Gregory
26 April - Sir Terence Aubrey Murray #
9 May – John William Salter #
13 May - William Braine to Adam Sedgwick re parcel for WBC {CUL}
26 May - Colonial Secretary, Tasmania #
26 May - J.W. Salter to Sedgwick re WBC {CUL}
27 May – WBC to Colonial Secretary, Tasmania #
28 May - McCoy to Sedgwick re WBC {CUL}
29 May - Sir Frederick McCoy #
29 May - Rev. J. Vincent Russell
3 June - Osmond Fisher to Sedgwick re WBC {CUL}
6 June - Sedgwick to Osmund Fisher re WBC {CUL}
10 June - Thomas Daniel Chapman
10 June - Rev. M.W. Haughton
19 June - 1st Fingal Goldfield report from Green Ponds, Tasmania
20 June - Fingal Gold Committee, Hobart #
20 June – WBC to Sir Roderick Murchison {GS, London } #
23 June - Ronald Campbell Gunn #
10 July - Sir R.I. Murchison #
22 July - Joseph Milligan
28 July - 2nd Fingal Goldfield report from St Leonards
30 July – WBC to Ronald Campbell Gunn #
31 July - The Empire
4 August - Edward Edwards
6 August - James G. Sawkins
12 August - Lavington Roche *
14 August - Fingal Gold Committee, Hobart #
14 August - Thomas Daniel Chapman
14 August - Thomas Daniel Chapman*
14 August- Edward Edwards
16 August - William C. Horton
23 August - John M.T. Voorhies
30 August - Fingal Gold Committee, Hobart #
3 September - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
5 September - Lavington Roche *
8 September – WBC to Ronald Campbell Gunn #
15 September - Philip Gidley King, the younger #
18 September - Lavington Roche *
19 September - Thomas Daniel Chapman
21 September - William C. Horton
22 September – WBC to Philip Gidley King #
24 September – WBC to Fingal Gold Committee, Hobart #
27 September - 3rd Fingal Goldfield report from St Leonards
1 October - Fingal Gold Committee, Hobart
7 October - Joseph Milligan
7 October - Fingal Gold Committee, Hobart #
4 November - Joseph Milligan
7 November - Sydney Morning Herald
10 November - Rev. Robert Allwood
10 November - Sir Ferdinand Mueller
11 November - 4th Fingal Goldfield report from St Leonards
12 November - Tasmanian Goldfield analysis from St Leonards
16 November - William C. Horton
20 November - Joseph Milligan
26 November – WBC to Sir Edward Deas Thomson #
26 November – WBC to Philip Gidley King #
17 December - Article read to Geological Society of London
24 December - Philip Gidley King, the younger #
30 December - Sir R.I. Murchison #
1857
3 January - WBC to Sir James Macarthur
26 January - Alexander Berry
17 February – WBC to Frederick McCoy {NMV} #
27 February - WBC to S.A. Donaldson
16 March - C.F. Hemington
26 March - Coles Child
26 March - observations regarding solar eclipse
April - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
13 April - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
15 April - Charles J. Hodgson, assayer
5 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
11 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
June – WBC to Alexander Berry #
10 June – Alexander Berry #
12 June - Western Australia Commissariat Office
23 June – WBC to Ronald Campbell Gunn #
3 July - Sir William Thomas Denison
11 July - Charles J. Hodgson, assayer
15 July – WBC to Ronald Campbell Gunn #
18 July - W.B. McLeod
23 July - William Foster
6 August - Robert Brough Smyth #
8 August - Philip Gidley King, the younger #
20 September - R.J. Childe
25 September - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
29 September - John Fairfax
30 September – WBC to James Dwight Dana {Yale} #
10 October - R.J. Childe
16 October - R.J. Childe
22 October - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
29 October - Joseph Milligan
29 October - Robert Brough Smyth #
2 December - R. Thompson
1858
5 January - WBC to Horticultural Society
15 January - James Dwight Dana #
10 March - Colonial Secretary, Tasmania #
18 March - Thomas Daniel Chapman
9 April - Thomas Daniel Chapman
9 April – WBC to Colonial Secretary, Tasmania #
14 April - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney #
14 April - Sir R.I. Murchison #
19 April - Rev. S. Hislop
26 April - H.W. Nichols
27 April - Colonial Secretary, Tasmania
20 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
4 June - 'The Rev. W.B. Clarke' - editorial, Courier, Hobart, Tasmania, 4 June 1858
15 June - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
20 June - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
30 June - William Essington King
6 July - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
9 July - Colonial Secretary, Tasmania #
12 July – William Lonsdale #
23 July - Horace Bennett #
26 July - Rev. Thomas Druitt
30 July - The Courier
30 July - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
31 July - John Kent
3 August - Review for Sydney Morning Herald
5 August - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
23 August - Michael J. Patrick
24 August - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
25 August - James G. Sawkins
27 August - Sermon
5 September – Ferdinand Mueller #
6 September - NSW Customs Department
8 September - Presents article to Philosophical Society, Sydney
9 September - Robert Brough Smyth #
10 September - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
12 September - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
23 September - John Thompson
2 October - Lindsey Cooper
12 October – Sir Roderick Murchison #
18 October - Sydney Morning Herald letter from F.N. Isaac commenting on Clarke's article of 24 August
19 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
20 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
28 October - Sir William Thomas Denison #
29 October - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
4 November – Thomas Herriot #
5 November - William Stanley Jevons #
6 November – WBC to Sir William Thomas Denison #
6 November - Chief Secretary , South Australia
25 November - Alfred Compigne
28 November – John William Salter #
30 November – WBC to Ferdinand Hochstetter #
13 December - Charles Weldon Birch
18 December – WBC to Henry Chamberlain Russell #
1859
c.1859 - The Yeoman
1859 - Philip Gidley King, the younger*
1 February - General Department, Bombay , India *
28 February - Charles Weldon Birch
3 March - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
4 March - WBC to George Bennett {BMNH}
29 March - Rev. Robert Lethbridge King
April - William James French
13 April - Thomas Holt
20 April - John Fairfax
21 April - Thomas Horton
7 May - 7th report on Fingal Goldfield , Tasmania
16 June - Philip Gidley King, the younger*
17 June - Philip Gidley King, the younger*
18 June - Philip Gidley King, the younger*
18 June - 8th report on Fingal Goldfield , Tasmania
6 July - Sir Charles Cowper
23 August - Thomas Holt #
30 August - Philip Gidley King, the younger (2) #
13 September – WBC to Archille Ernest Delesse #
19 September - Charles Moore #
8 October - Philip Gidley King, the younger #
25 October - Alexander Berry
1860
Clarke visits Tasmania during this year
10 January - William George Augustus Fitzhardinge
15 January - Alexander Berry
17 January - Charles Tompson
12 March - Robert Thompson
15 March - Robert Thompson
17 March - Cocky? Flexmore
27 March - The Claims.....
9 May – WBC to Ronald Campbell Gunn #
18 May - H. Moss
31 May - H. Moss
1 June - WBC to Sir Henry Barkly #
12 June - WBC to Sedgwick {CUL} #
19 June - Sir Henry Barkly #
26 June - H. Moss
26 July – WBC to Frederick McCoy {NMV} #
6 August – WBC to Frederick McCoy {MNV} #
9 August - Thomas Hale
14 August - Henry Carr
14 August - Thomas Burr #
16 August - M.W. Thornton
16 August - Rev. William Trollope
17 August - William Rutledge (2)
22 August – WBC to William Sharpe Macleay #
28 August – Researches on the Southern Goldfields completed
30 August – WBC to John Smith #
31 August - H. Moss
3 September - Thomas Burr #
6 September - Sir Henry Barkly #
11 September - Sir Edward Deas Thomson #
11 September - Article for The Empire
16 September - Charles Gould #
21 September - Robert Brough Smyth #
26 September - Article for The Empire
27 October - H. Moss
29 October - Review for Sydney Morning Herald
31 October - Sir R.I. Murchison #
November - December – Clarke surveys the area between Shoalhaven, Jervis Bay , Marulan and Bungonia
16 November - H. Moss
21 November ? - Sir Thomas Gore Browne
10 December - Paper read at Royal Society of Victoria
26 December - Sir R.I. Murchison #
1861
2 January - W. Hanson
13 January - Enoch William Rudder
16 January - Sir George Ferguson Bowen #
18 January - H. Moss
28 January - Letter to The Empire
4 February - H. Moss
5 February - W. Cleghorn
14 February - William Northwood
14 March - H. Moss
19 March - H. Moss
20 March - Paper read at Geological Society of London
22 March - Joseph Beete Jukes #
26 March - William Stanley Jevons #
4 April - H. Moss
9 April - Henry Lumsdaine
15 April - Sir Henry Barkly #
22 April - Charles Gould #
24 April - Enoch William Rudder
29 April - Alexander Berry
3 May - Select Committee report on Clarke
23 May - Sir John Young Lisgar
15 June - Sir Henry Barkly #
18 June – WBC to Richard Owen #
20 June - Charles Gould #
25 June – Thomas Rupert Jones, Geological Society of London #
26 June - Sir R.I. Murchison #
13 July - Auditor General, NSW
19 July - Philip Gidley King, the younger
21 July – Alfred Richard Selwyn #
23 July - H. Moss
31 July - W.P. Gordon
31 July - Alfred Selwyn
August – WBC to Charles Darwin #
14 August - Sir William Thomas Denison #
17 August - North Australian , Ipswich
19 August – Ferdinand Mueller #
20 August - Treasurer, Victoria
29 August - Sir Henry Barkly #
12 September - Sir Henry Barkly #
13 September - James Snowden Calvert
20 September - Sir R.I. Murchison #
29 September - Sir William Thomas Denison #
8 October – WBC to Frederick McCoy #
19 October - Exhibition catalogue article
25 October – Charles Darwin #
30 October - H. Moss
November – Clarke at the Shoalhaven River
2 November - G.F. Angas #
11 November - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
14 November - W.P. Gordon
15 November - George H.F. Ulrich #
15 November - The Daily Mercury , Hobart
18 November - T.I. Walford
20 November - Lecture to Philosophical Society
25 November - T.I. Walford
29 November - Sir Henry Barkly #
2 December - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
3 December - H. Moss
7 December - Alfred Selwyn #
9 December - Sir Henry Barkly #
9 December - Letter to The Sydney Mail
10 December - Sir Charles Cowper
10 December - NSW Legislative Council
11 December - Sir Henry Barkly #
23 December - Article for Royal Society of Victoria
24 December - Charles McLurkin
27 December - W.P. Gordon
30 December - Sir Henry Barkly #
1862
2 January - Sir Henry Barkly #
8 January - Sir Henry Barkly #
10 January - North of England Institute of Mining Engineers
15 January - Richard Sadler #
16 January - H. Moss
16 January – WBC to Charles Darwin #
22 January - Sir John Young Lisgar
28 January - Sir Henry Barkly #
7 February - Sir Henry Barkly #
13 February - Sir Stuart Alexander Donaldson
20 February - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
6 March - Sir Edward Deas Thomson #
20 March - George H.F. Ulrich #
22 March – WBC to General Department, Bombay , India #
26 March - Australian Agricultural Company, London
2 April - A.H. Wyatt
15 April - J.K. Wilson
22 April - WBC to Sir William Macarthur
26 April - Article for MNH
3 May - Sir Henry Barkly #
14 May - Sir Henry Barkly #
21 May - W.P. Gordon
22 May - J.K. Wilson
28 May - George French Angas #
20 June – WBC to Charles Darwin {CUL} #
27 June - J.K. Wilson
30 June - Sir John Young Lisgar
8 July - Sir Henry Barkly
12 July - Herbert Mackay
21 July - John Kent
31 July - Rev. Julian Edmund Tenison-Woods #
2 August - Sir Henry Barkly #
5 August – W. Lockhart Newton #
20 August - Sir Henry Barkly #
20 August - John Smith #
24 August - Sir T.A. Murray
24 August - J.K. Wilson
31 August - Rev. Carl Muecke #
7 September - William Landsborough #
8 September - J.K. Wilson
20 September – WBC to Charles Darwin {CUL} #
24 September - Charles Moore #
3 October – WBC to John Smith #
12 October - J.K. Wilson
25 October - Charles Robert Darwin
10 November - I. Dalton
13 November - J.K. Wilson
25 November – WBC to Julius Haast #
6 December - J.K. Wilson
12 December – John Smith #
15 December - Letter to The Empire
17 December - NSW National Education Office
18 December - Letter to The Empire
29 December - Letter to The Empire
29 December - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
1863
c.1863 - Rev. J.E. Tenison-Woods #
17 January - J.K. Wilson
24 January - W. Lauder Lindsay #
February – Clarke holiday's at Burrawang Station, Forbes
1 February - R.K. Wilson
9 February - H. Moss
10 February? - Mackenzie
19 February – Georg von Neumayer, Melbourne Observatory #
19 February - J.K. Wilson
28 February - J.K. Wilson
5 March - General Department, Bombay , India #
7 March – Rev. - William Frederick Creeny
30 March - George Augustus Frederick Elphinstone Dalrymple #
2 April – Thomas Rupert Jones, Geological Society of London #
9 April – WBC to Julius Haast #
21 April - J.K. Wilson
26 May - Robert Brough Smyth #
29 May - Archdeacon William Macquarie Cowper
31 May - Sir Alfred Stephen
7 June - Sir Alfred Stephen
8 June - Sir Augustus Charles Gregory #
9 June - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
10 June - Letter to The Empire
11 June - James W. Waugh
27 June - William Sharp Macleay #
3 July - J.K. Wilson
8 July – Sir Henry Barkly
13 July - Herbert Mackay
14 July - C. Henry Richards
15 July - Richard Daintree #
26 July – Richard Daintree #
13 August – Julius Haast #
17 August - Richard Daintree #
23 August - J.K. Wilson
27 August - Richard Daintree #
7 September – Ferdinand Mueller {NMV} #
10 September - James C. Crawford #
14 September – WBC to Julius Haast {TL}
15 September - Sir Henry Barkly #
16 September - J.K. Wilson
19 September - Charles Moore #
21 September - Richard Daintree #
21 September - J.K. Wilson
7 October – WBC to Secretary, Philosophical Institute of Canterbury , NZ #
8 October - J. Hector Julius Haast #
15 October - George H.F. Ulrich #
19 October - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee
23 October – WBC to Julius Haast {TL}
c.November – WBC to Julius Haast #
2 November - Frederick George Waterhouse #
2 November – WBC to Julius Haast #
10 November - James Hector #
10 November – Ferdinand Mueller {MNV} #
11 November - Meeting of Philosophical Society
17 November - William Lauder Lindsay #
19 November – George Frederic Ulrich #
21 November - Geological Society of London #
26 November - Joseph Pittman #
9 December - Charles Gould #
10 December - J. Hector Julius Haast #
10 December - NSW Department of Lands
15 December – WBC to John Smith #
31 December - NSW Department of Lands
1864
2 January - J.K. Wilson
4 January - John Fairfax
5 January – WBC to James Coutts Crawford #
2 February - Sir Ferdinand Mueller
13 January - Mrs Jane Sophia Barker, wife of Bishop of Sydney
16 January - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
25 January - James C. Crawford #
25 January - Charles Moore #
29 January - J.K. Wilson
2 February – Ferdinand Mueller #
14 February - Western Australian specimens article
16 February - J.K. Wilson
19 February - NSW Colonial Secretary
25 February - James C. Crawford #
26 February – Laurent Guillame de Koninck #
29 February - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
3 March - Rev. William Frederick Creeny (3)
4 March - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
7 March - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
19 March - Sir Charles Nicholson
21 March - Charles Moore #
22 March - Geological Society of London #
24 March - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
29 March - William Keene #
1 April – WBC to William Keene #
4 April - William Keene #
7 April – WBC to William Keene #
12 April – WBC to John Smith #
15 April - Michael Fitzpatrick
18 April - Searles Valentine Wood #
19 April - Geological Society of London #
25 April - William Keene #
25 April - J.W. Salter #
7 May - William Keene
16 May - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee
17 May - Frederick George Waterhouse #
23 May - Church wardens, St Thomas 's, St Leonards
31 May - James C. Crawford #
2 June - WBC to Alexander Berry
7 June - WBC to Alexander Berry
16 June - Sir Charles Nicholson *
26 June - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
2 July - W.B. Clarke to ?
4 July - Jules Garnier #
11 July - Stephen J. Vale
14 July - Sermon
18 July - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
21 July - Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton #
22 July - Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton #
25 July - Geological Society of London #
10 August - S. Edmonstone Plumb
17 August - L.G. de Koninck #
19 August - Geological Society of London #
21 August - Geological Society of London #
23 August - N. Shenton
24 August - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
31 August - Alexander Berry
4 September - Philosophical Society meeting
7 September - James C. Crawford #
8 September - William Keene
8 September - Thomas Nathan
8 September - Sydney Morning Herald
23 September – Ferdinand Mueller #
24 September - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee
26 September - Road Office, Sydney
30 September - Nerrigundah Prospecting Association
3 October - Thomas Oldham #
8 October – WBC to Jules Garnier #
11 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
12 October - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
18 October – Ferdinand Mueller #
24 October - James C. Crawford
13 November - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
16 November - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
19 November - J.J.D. Atkinsin
26 November - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
30 November - Richard Daintree #
December - St Thomas 's Church Building Committee
6 December - St Thomas 's Church Building Committee
7 December - J.K. Wilson
8 December - Jules Garnier
17 December - J.K. Wilson
1865
c. 1865 - Alexander Rattray
2 January - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
6 January - J.W. Salter #
9 January – WBC to John Tebbutt #
12 January - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
13 January – WBC to Louisa Atkinson #
13 January – WBC to John Tebbutt #
21 January - St Thomas 's Church Building Committee
30 January - Sydney Morning Herald
10 February - Alfred McFarland
18 February - Alfred McFarland
4 March - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
3 April - WBC to J.S. Hassall
12 April – Ferdinand Mueller #
24 April - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
26 April - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
29 April - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
2 May - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
3 May - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
10 May - Philosophical Society
10 June - William Foster
28 June – Ferdinand Mueller #
13 July - H. Moss
26 July - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
26 July - James Ivory
3 August - Royal Mint, Sydney
1 September - Alexander Rattray
2 September - Peak River Downs....
22 September - Alexander Rattray
25 September - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
20 November - Rev. Edward Gifford Pryce
20 November - The Geology of Camden Harbor - published in Perth Gazette & Western Australian Times, 15 December 1865.
26 December - Geological Society of London #
1866
14 January - Edward Thomson
10 February - Richard Daintree #
11 February - Queensland Department of Lands *
15 February - Queensland Department of Lands *
17 February - Edward F. Trollope
19 February - Queensland Department of Lands *
26 February - Geological Society of London #
3 March - Karl Theodore Staiger #
2 April - Perth Gazette
11 April - Richard Daintree #
11 April - Transmutation article
11 April - Oil shale article
22 April - John M.T. Voorhies
2 May - H. Moss
17 May - Archille de Zigno
8 June - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
26 June - Geological Society of London #
9 July – WBC to John Smith #
25 July - Geological Society of London #
31 July - Alfred Selwyn #
14 August - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
26 August - Alfred Selwyn #
11 September - George H.F. Ulrich #
6 November - Royal Mint, Sydney
18 November - Richard Daintree #
21 November - Article read to Geological Society of London
26 November - Government Shipping Office, Hobart
December - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
17 December - Rev. E. Saliniere
25 December - Alexander Flood
26 December - Church wardens, St Thomas 's, St Leonards (2)
28 December - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
1867
Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
1 January - Alfred McFarland
4 January - Alfred McFarland
5 January - Alfred McFarland (2)
17 January - Alfred McFarland
30 January - Richard Daintree*
30 January - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
14 March - Alexander Berry
15 March - Alfred McFarland
16 March - Alfred McFarland
18 March - Alfred McFarland
21 March - Alfred McFarland
23 March - Alfred McFarland (2)
25 March - Alfred McFarland
25 March - Church wardens, St Thomas 's, St Leonards (3)
27 March - Alfred McFarland
27 March – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
29 March - Church wardens, St Thomas 's, St Leonards
30 March - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
30 March - Church wardens, St Thomas 's, St Leonards
1 April - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
1 April - Church wardens, St Thomas 's, St Leonards
3 April - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
5 April - Church wardens, St Thomas 's, St Leonards
22 April - Church wardens, St Thomas 's, St Leonards
30 April - Rev. William Frederick Creeny
1 July - Alexander Berry
9 July - Inaugural address to Royal Society of New South Wales
23 July - Richard Daintree
15 August - John M. Lett
30 August - Royal Mint, Sydney
4 September - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
6 September - John M. Lett
9 September - Richard Daintree #
9 September - Queensland Department of Lands #
20 September - William Macredie
28 September - Letter to The Empire
10 October – Charles Todd, Electric Telegraph Department, Adelaide #
10 October - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
1 November - Hannah Hands
4 November - Enoch William Rudder
6 November - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales }
8 November - Clergy Widows & Orphans Fund
12 November - Sydney Hospital
13 November - Archdeacon William Macquarie Cowper
20 November - Sir T.A. Murray
30 November - Richard Sadler
5 December - Royal Mint, Sydney
16 December - Richard Daintree #
27 December - William Henry Walch
1868
c.1868 - Clergy Widows & Orphans Fund
10 January - John M. Lett
26 January - Jules Marcou #
29 January - Sir George Ferguson Bowen #
29 January - Henry W. Hammond
29 January - Queensland Colonial Secretary #
3 February - J.C. White
8 February - Queensland Colonial Secretary
15 February - William Henry Walch
19 February - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
22 February - Queensland Colonial Secretary #
24 February - Jules Marcou
4 March - John M. Lett
5 March - Henry W. Hammond
6 March – W.H. Knight #
27 March - H.A. Thompson
2 April - Henry W. Hammond
11 April - Rev. E. Saliniere
15 April - Queensland Department of Lands
17 April - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
27 April - John M. Lett
28 April - Hymn
5 May - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
15 June - H. Moss
15 June - Queensland Department of Lands
22 June - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
30 June - John M. Lett
2 July – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
6 July – WBC to John Herschel #
9 July – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
3 August - W. Tucker
5 August – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
25 August - I. Norton
31 August - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
2 September - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
3 September – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
3 September - Article for Sydney Morning Herald
4 September - C.M. Palmer
5 September – WBC to John Tebbutt #
15 September - G.H. Vicy
8 October - J.C. White
31 October – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
11 November - Charles Mayes
12 November - Thomas McWilliam
21 November – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
30 November - R.A. Edwin
1 December - Sir T.A. Murray #
3 December – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
15 December - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
16 December – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
18 December - John Mills
1869
18 January – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
20 January – Georg Frederick Ulrich #
27 January – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
1 February - Robert Dawson
3 February - W.W. Billyard
8 February - W.W. Billyard
22 February - Enoch William Rudder
24 February - Sir T.A. Murray #
24 February – Jules Marcou #
6 March - W.H. Knight
9 March? - Bayley
11 March - John Rogers
21 March - Alfred Selwyn #
2 April - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
5 April – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
8 April - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
9 April - R.B. Haskew
9 April - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
12 April – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
22 April - H. Moss
26 April – WBC to Alexander Walker Scott #
27 April - Alexander Walker Scott #
29 April - NSW Customs Department
30 April - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
May - James Smith
12 May - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
17 May - W.L. Bowen
19 May - Article for Geological Magazine
20 May - Letter to Sydney Morning Herald
25 May - Charles Gould #
26 May - Thomas Hood Cockburn-Hood
28 May - W.H. Knight
5 June - W.W. Billyard
18 June - Richard Daintree
23 June - Jules Marcou #
28 June - Sydney Morning Herald
6 July - Alexander Morrison Thomson
24 July - H. Moss
16 August - Thomas K. Girth
17 August - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
18 August - Robert Brough Smyth #
26 August – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
26 August – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
7 September - H. Moss
11 September - H. Moss
18 September - Peter McIntosh
18 September - Richard Daintree #
28 September - Royal Mint, Sydney
2 October - Charles Gould #
4 October - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
4 October - Thomas Stephens #
14 October - Sir T.A. Murray #
15 October - Eliza Crawford
23 October - H. & F. Lockyer
25 October - Dennis Donnelly
1 November - Alexander Morrison Thomson
3 November - George Woollett
12 November - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
14 November - Henry M. Bode
18 November – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
19 November - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
24 November - Dennis Donnelly
24 November - Robert D. Wilson
26 November - Louis Barton
28 November - Thomas Stephens #
1 December – WBC to Thomas Ridge Hacket #
9 December - T. McAnoy
11 December - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
23 December - Alexander Morrison Thomson
31 December – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
1870
187_ - M. Adams
William Kilgour
2 January – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
7 January – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
10 January - NSW Colonial Secretary
12 January – WBC to James Hector #
16 January - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
25 January - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
31 January - Edward Arnold
9 February - Dennis Donnelly
28 February – WBC to James Hector #
March – Clarke visits Lithgow
March - Australian Museum
1 March – WBC to James Hector #
4 March - L.G. de Koninck #
4 March – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
8 March - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
10 March – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
19 March - E. Dacomb #
21 March – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
21 March - George H.F. Ulrich #
22 March - Letter to SMH
23 March - Alexander Morrison Thomson
25 March - F. Bussell
28 March - Alexander Morrison Thomson
29 March - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
1 April - G.R.S. Jones
3 April - Sir T.A. Murray #
4 April - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
6 April - Charles Moore #
14 April – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
26 April – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
10 May - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
11 May - WBC to H.C. Russell
13 May - Sir Somerset Lowry-Corry Belmore, 4th Earl
17 May – George Etienne Loyau #
19 May – Gerard Krefft, Australian Museum # #
23 May - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
25 May - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
9 June - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
16 June - Charles Moore #
c.22 June - William Albert Braysford Greaves
23 June - T.I. Sadlier
27 June - Australian Museum
27 June – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
7 July – WBC to James Hector #
11 July - W.L.R. Gipps
15 July – Thomas Ridge Hacket #
20 July - William Noble
August – Alexander Morrison Thomson #
1 August - James Hector #
1 August - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
4 August - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
4 August - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
5 August - SMH
5 August – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
6 August – Henry Chamberlain Russell, Sydney Observatory #
8 August - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
15 August - William Jones
15 August - William Kilgour
16 August - Thomas Holt
27 August - H. Moss
31 August - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
2 September - G.H. Lenthall
21 September - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
26 September - Edward Thomson
5 October – WBC to Alexander Morrison Thomson #
10 October - George Middleton
20 October - William Keene
19 November - H.A. Thompson
24 November - T.R. Hacket #
24 November - John B. Thurston #
30 November - F. Jago Smith
3 December - Robert Damon
3 December - Jane Mary Lean
10 December - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
10 December - Rev. John Ignatius Bleasdale #
10 December - Andrew Taylor
11 December - Edward Thomson
15 December - T.R. Hacket #
23 December - Andrew Taylor
31 December - 2nd edition of Sedimentary Formations... completed
1871
1 January - H. Moss
16 January - G. Nicolay
17 January - H. Moss
27 January - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
6 February - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
7 February - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee*
15 February - James C. Crawford #
27 February - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee*
28 February - Royal Society NSW article
1 March - Alexander Morrison Thomson
3 March - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
6 March - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee*
11 March - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
18 March - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee*
27 March - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
31 March – William Keene #
April – Louisa Calvert #
1 April - W.H. Knight
3 April - H. Moss
11 April - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
15 April - Alexander Morrison Thomson
20 April - C.M. Palmer
22 April - Henry Tate
7 May - Norman Taylor #
15 May - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
17 May – Charles Grenfell Nicolay #
17 May – Henry Chamberlain Russell, Sydney Observatory #
18 May - Andrew Taylor
18 May - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
20 May - W. French Macdermott
23 May - Margaret Fuller
1 June - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
3 June - H. Moss
7 June - H. Moss
9 June - Richard Daintree #
9 June - Margaret Fuller
10 June - Alexander Gordon
14 June - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
16 June - Charles Grenfell Nicolay #
23 June - John Henry Badley
24 June - C.N. Crocker
28 June - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
30 June - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
6 July - R.H. Wright
12 July - Edward Thomson
13 July - James C. Crawford #
13 July - James C. Crawford *
20 July - William Grant
23 July - Henry Yorke Lyell Brown #
30 July - Alexander Gordon
2 August - Capt. Frederick J. Evans #
2 August - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
3 August - Alexander Morrison Thomson
5 August - William Johnstone
16 August - John Bigsby #
24 August - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
29 August - Mulloon Copper Mining Co. Ltd., Sydney
29 August - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
2 September - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
4 September - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
5 September - Alexander Morrison Thomson
7 September – Ferdinand Mueller #
8 September - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
9 September - John Henry Badley
9 September - Fred A. Holl
9 September - Edward Thomson
15 September - Donald McDonald
17 September - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
17 September - R.H. Wright
18 September - Henry Bramston
18 September - H. Moss (2)
19 September – Ferdinand Mueller #
20 September - H. Moss
27 September - H. Moss (3)
2 October - Alexander Morrison Thomson #
3 October - W.L.G.
3 October - L.H. Mason
9 October - Royal Mint, Sydney
9 October - Fred A. Holl
9 October - William Keene
9 October - Edward Thomson
11 October - H. Moss
17 October - Thomas N. Elliot
22 October - W. French Macdermott
24 October - Gratiana M. Hughes
25 October - H. Moss
25 October - Sydney Meat Preserving Co.
27 October - Rev. John Duningham
30 October - Richard Daintree #
13 November - William James French
13 November - Mrs Alexander Morrison Thomson
14 November - Montefiore and Montefiore, Sydney
14 November - Mrs Alexander Morrison Thomson
16 November - Montefiore and Montefiore, Sydney
17 November - Joseph Becker
19 November - Arthur Remington
20 November - Michael Kennedy
20 November - J.W.L. Scott
22 November - Spencer J. Hackett
24 November - John Trawley
26 November - Henry Tate
28 November - John Francis
29 November - Richard Daintree #
1 December - William James French
2 December - Sydney Free Public Library
2 December - I. Noates
2 December - A. Ralston
4 December - Norman Taylor #
5 December - Edward F. Trollope
6 December - Joseph Thompson
8 December - Montefiore and Montefiore, Sydney
8 December - St Paul 's College, Sydney
11 December - Michael Kennedy
12 December - W.G. Wilson
14 December - Jane Davies
15 December - Joseph Thompson
16 December - Henry Edgell
18 December - Royal Mint, Sydney
18 December - W. French Macdermott
18 December - NSW Department of Lands
18 December - Henry Tate
20 December - Union Club, Sydney
25 December - James Manning
26 December - G. Nicolay #
26 December - Bishop James Francis Turner
29 December - Royal Mint, Sydney
30 December - Charles A. Scrivener
1872
c.1872 - W.H. Hipman (2)
Edward Fisher
W.B. Howse
William Keene (?)
1 January - Robert E. Roberts
2 January - W.G. Wilson
3 January – Gerard Krefft, Australian Museum #
9 January - Henry Tate
15 January - A. Parsons
19 January - Mary Davies
20 January - Joseph Thompson
21 January - Richard Daintree #
25 January - Royal Mint, Sydney
26 January - T.R. Hacket #
31 January - Mrs Alexander Morrison Thomson
9 February - William Marsh
9 February - Norman Taylor #
10 February - NSW Department of Lands *
10 February - Frank Scarr
17 February - William Christie
17 February - Monaro Mercury , Cooma
19 February - Frank Russell
20 February – William Farrer #
22 February - Andrew Taylor
4 March - I.W. Lowe
5 March - Finlay McPherson
6 March - NSW Department of Lands
6 March - Mrs Alexander Morrison Thomson
7 March - Alexander Berry
7 March - William Corneille
7 March - Gilchrist, Watt & Co., Sydney
7 March - H. Moss
7 March - Michael Taylor
8 March - Gilchrist, Watt & Co., Sydney
9 March - S. Edmonstone Plumb
11 March - Colonial Sugar Refining Co. , Sydney
12 March - Joseph Hathaway
12 March - John Rossiter
16 March - Richard Daintree #
22 March - William Marsh
23 March - William Holden
28 March - Joseph Mayo junior
28 March - John Rossiter
30 March - James E. Bonney
31 March - William Keene
3 April - Agricultural Society of NSW
5 April - Richard Owen
10 April - Dr August Krantz
12 April - Archdeacon William Macquarie Cowper
15 April – Richard Owen #
18 April - George Bennett #
19 April - Richard Daintree #
24 April - J.B. Martin
27 April – Gerard Krefft, Australian Museum #
27 April - R.H. Wright
29 April - J.C. White
1 May - M.D. White
2 May - James C. Crawford #
3 May - Philip Gidley King, the younger
4 May - Thomas G. Welsh
5 May - Robert Cunnynghame
5 May - J.A. Icely
5 May - R. Seecombe
5 May – Unidentified
6 May – T.R. Hackett #
7 May - J.W. Dargin
7 May - Frank S. Fielder
8 May - Richard Daintree
10 May - W.H. Carlett
11 May - Philip Gidley King, the younger
12 May - J.A. Icely
13 May - Thomas N. Elliot
13 May - Robert Smith
14 May - Charles Gould #
14 May - W.C. Morgan
14 May - J.C. White
14 May - John C. Woore
15 May - D. & H. Dunlop
15 May - Royal Mint, Sydney
15 May - Charles Smith Wilkinson *
16 May - E. Lowther
18 May - George R. Suttor
21 May - Mary Brazier
21 May - Edward Fisher
21 May - J. Lankester
21 May - James E. Woodward
22 May - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
23 May - C. Johnstone
25 May - Peter Campbell
25 May - James E. Woodward
26 May - T.N. Hacket
27 May - Frank S. Fielder
27 May - Walter F. Mackenzie
27 May - H. Moss
27 May - H.W. Newman
28 May - Archdeacon William Macquarie Cowper
30 May - T.R. Cleaver
30 May - Sophia F. Clode
1 June - G. Boulton
1 June - Frank S. Fielder
1 June - ? Parnell
1 June - James P. Ritchie, Yass
2 June – Gerard Krefft #
5 June - Edward Fisher
5 June - Charles Gould #
5 June - H.W. Newman
6 June - Frank S. Fielder
6 June - J.A. Icely
8 June - Thomas Hood Cockburn-Hood
8 June - G.R. McLean
10 June - Robert Lowe Junior
10 June - H. Moss
11 June - Royal Mint, Sydney
12 June - Sophia F. Clode
15 June - Henry E. Nealds
17 June - H. Moss
19 June - Royal Mint, Sydney
20 June - J. Murton
20 June - S.P. Scriven
20 June - Australian Museum
20 June - Thomas Woore
21 June - Sophia F. Clode
21 June - Charles Watt
21 June - Windsor School of Arts
22 June - Henry G. Salmon
23 June - H.F. Kosha
24 June - Edward H. Ewens
24 June - R. Hazelwood
24 June - Union Gold Mining Co., Sydney
24 June - D. Young
25 June - Samuel Jagoe
25 June - Union Gold Mining Co., Sydney
27 June - W.B. Simpson #
27 June - J.E. Wright
29 June - Rawdon F. Greene
30 June - John Fairfax
30 June - Robert Lowe Junior
1 July - James Ring
1 July - Joseph Tell
4 July - A.H.C. Macafee
4 July - Queensland Gold Commissioners Office
6 July - William Simpson
8 July - W.H. Duncan
8 July - William Woolls #
8 July - Queensland Gold Commissioners Office
9 July - John Frank Brown
9 July - Australian Museum
10 July - J.E. Wright
12 July - Jones Brothers
12 July - James J. Taylor
12 July – Charles Moore #
13 July - Rawdon F. Greene
13 July - G. Charter
13 July - Monaro Mercury , Cooma
14 July - James Henry
15 July - John Frank Brown
16 July - Samuel Jagoe
16 July - Queensland Times , Ipswich
17 July - John Calf
17 July - A.H.C. Macafee
18 July - James Dwight Dana #
19 July - Walter F. Mackenzie
19 July - R.H. Wright
19 July - D. Young
20 July - W.H. Hipman
22 July - G. Charter
23 July - George Thomas Chambers
23 July - William Ebrington Gordon
23 July - C. Ross
25 July - R.M. Brown #
26 July - Rev. Henry H. Britten
27 July - Cyril Cecil
27 July - W. Macdonnell & Co. , Sydney
29 July - Richard Daintree #
29 July - The NSW Shale & Oil Company
30 July - Robert H. Davis
30 July - P.M. Leavy
31 July - James Samuels James
31 July – H.C. Russell, Sydney Observatory #
1 August - George Bennett #
1 August - W.P. Misins
1 August - J.W. Watkin
2 August - Thomas Rodwell
2 August – H.C. Russell, Sydney Observatory #
3 August - W.H. Hipman
3 August - D. Kinnear
3 August - Waldyve Willington Tarleton
5 August - William Simpson
5 August - Thomas G. Welsh
6 August - Rev. Henry H. Britten
6 August - Robert Lowe Junior
7 August - A.E. Bush
9 August - J.W. Watkin
12 August - Edward F. Wright
13 August - William Davies
14 August - Kenneth Mackenzie
14 August - Seymour B. Steuart
15 August - Marian Martyn
16 August - Andrew Taylor
17 August – A. Ward Newman #
19 August - James McClymont
19 August - Seymour B. Steuart
19 August - F.H. Woods
20 August - Marian Martyn
21 August - Robert P. Blake
21 August - J.E. Wright
23 August - Rawdon F. Greene
23August - John Lamont Dow #
26 August - A. Hassall
26 August - F.H. Woods
27 August - John McMahon
27 August - James Mullins
27 August - I. Campion Sodja
29 August - William Slack
31 August - William Davies
c.September - William D. Thomson
1 September - James Carr
2 September - C. Hatchett
2 September - John James Martyn
2 September -Dr Gustav Wolff
3 September - Charles Moore #
3 September - Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney
7 September - J. Middleton
10 September - J.H. Young
11 September - J. O'Brien
16 September - Charles Watt
17 September - W.H. Barton
18 September - William L. Dow
18 September - Marian Martyn
20 September - William Farrer
20 September - J. Middleton
20 September - Unidentified
21 September - August Wolgast
25 September - A.H.C. Macafee
25 September - Mrs Alexander Morrison Thomson
25 September – William Dalrymple Thomson #
26 September - W.W. Billyard
28 September - A.B. Pritchard #
30 September - G. Nicolay #
30 September - William Slack
5 October - William Woolls #
7 October - R. Towns & Co., Sydney
8 October - George Ahloed
10 October - F. Lord
10 October - H. Moss
11 October - Eliza Crawford
12 October – Charles Moore, Royal Botanic Gardens , Sydney #
14 October - James Samuels James
14 October - H. Moss
15 October - A.E. Bush
18 October - Lode Creek Tin Mines, Queensland
18 October - John R. Thomson
21 October - Eliza Crawford
21 October - A.H.C. Macafee
21 October - Australian Museum
23 October - William Holland
23 October - H. Moss
25 October - E.W.E. Russell
28 October - Edward Jarrett
29 October - A.Binning
29 October - William Jones
1 November - William Woolls #
2 November - William Ebrington Gordon
4 November - Edward Fisher
4 November - P. Harper
5 November - Samuel Hinton
6 November - James Brynes
6 November - H. Windeyer
7 November – Gerard Krefft, Australian Museum #
13 November - Joseph Luen
14 November - Robert Swann
15 November - Robert Allbenry
18 November - Alexander Berry
21 November - J. Armstrong Ingram
23 November - Gilchrist, Watt & Co., Sydney
25 November – Gerard Krefft, Australian Museum #
26 November - David B. Walker
27 November - Charles Gould
27 November - William Holland
27 November - Melbourne Observatory
27 November – Gerard Krefft #
28 November - H. Moss
29 November - Rev. Archibald Constable Geike
2 December - H. Moss
3 December - P. Wright
4 December - G.H. Moreton
5 December - A. Cribins
5 December – T.R. Jones, Geological Society of London #
6 December - Rev. Archibald Constable Geike
7 December - H. Henry Downing
8 December - Sarah Archer
11 December - Unidentified
12 December - W.U. Lord
13 December – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
14 December - H. Spasshalt
15 December - H. Moss
16 December - A.V. Culey
16 December – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
16 December - William Henry Walch/Walsh (2)
23 December - R.G. Griffith
24 December – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
28 December - Robert Swann
30 December – Charles A. Scrivener #
1873
Karl Theodore Staiger
James Henry
1 January - William Henry Walch
2 January - H. Moss
5 January - Richard Daintree #
6 January – Robert Bough Smyth #
8 January - A.E. Bush
8 January - P. Robbins
8 January - R.H. Wright
9 January - Boggy Creek Tin and Gold Mining Company Ltd., Sydney
9 January - H. Moss
10 January - Beilby & Scott, Sydney
11 January - George R. Dibbs
14 January - Beilby & Scott, Sydney
15 January - James Henry
15 January - J.C. White
16 January - Robert Brough Smyth
23 January - Gilchrist, Watt & Co., Sydney
23 January - W.L.R. Gipps
23 January – H.C. Russell, Sydney Observatory #
25 January - James Dwight Dana #
27 January - Edward William Lamb
27 January - William Woolls
28 January - H.P. Coop
29 January - Marian Martyn
30 January - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee
31 January - A.D. Nelson
1 February - Christopher D'Oyly Aplin #
1 February - Charles Gould #
3 February – H.C. Russell, Sydney Observatory #
4 February - Edward William Lamb
5 February - Charlotte Massy
6 February - J.D. Kinnear
7 February - M. Bate
7 February - William Farrer #
7 February - Walter F. Mackenzie
10 February - John M. Lett
10 January - NSW Surveyor General's Office
12 February - Henry Borrodell
12 February - I. Shillington
13 February - Allen, Bowden & Allen, solicitors
13 February - Marian Martyn
18 February - Robert Brough Smyth #
22 February - William Henry Walch
24 February - R.A. Goldring
25 February - William Farrer #
25 February – Thomas Stephens #
March – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
4 March - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
4 March – Archibald Geikie #
5 March - John M. Lett
6 March - M. Bate
6 March - N. Sharples
6 March - Norman Taylor #
7 March - A.D. Davison
7 March - Geological Survey , Scotland
8 March - B. Clayton
8 March - Rev. Thomas Druitt
8 March - Mrs Alexander Morrison Thomson
10 March - John Barling
11 March - Samuel Gason
11 March - Thomas Stephens #
13 March – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
14 March - A.E. Bush
17 March - Archibald Liversidge #
17 March - I. Shillington
18 March - Richard Daintree #
20 March – Gerard Krefft, Australian Museum #
24 March - W. Clarke
26 March - A.S. Meares
28 March - John Barling
28 March - I. Holburd
April - visit to Murrurundi and Mount Wingen
4 April - I. Shillington
8 April - William Farrer #
9 April - Frederick Korff
10 April - W.H. Eldred
12 April - John J. Richards
17 April - Royal Mint, Sydney
20 April - John Mackenzie *
22 April - Henry A. Langley
24 April - John M. Lett
24 April - William Henry Walch
28 April - Beilby & Scott, Sydney
28 April - Edward Goddard
30 April – William Woolls #
1 May - James Samuels James
5 May - John Mackenzie
7 May - J. Ramsden Seidler
8 May - Charles Moore #
8 May - R.K. Wilson
10 May - H. Moss
14 May - N. Allam
15 May - Richard Daintree #
15 May - James H. Hacket
16 May - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
16 May - Samuel Henry Wintle
19 May - A.E. Bush
26 May – William Jory Henwood #
27 May - Edward M. Wright
7 June - William Augustine Duncan
10 June - James Samuels James
10 June - John J. Riley
13 June - H.W. Newman
16 June - French Consulate, Sydney
18 June - Frederick Gipps
20 June - John J. Riley
23 June - Henry Bathurst Eagar
25 June - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales }
27 June - James Hacket
28 June - J.I. Wilshire
1 July - P.F. Adams*
5 July - John Hay
14 July - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
14 July - Thomas Stephens #
16 July - French Consulate, Sydney
19 July - Karl Theodore Staiger #
24 July - Robert S. Gabbett
28 July - Karl Theodore Staiger #
28 July - W.T. Wyndham
30 July - W.H. Eldred
30 July - John Usher
5 August - John Melliday
5 August - Waldyve Willington Tarleton
6 August - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
7 August - Robert Gilfillan
11 August - Beilby & Scott, Sydney
11 August - Charles Blakefield
11 August - Alexis Carree
11 August - Karl Theodore Staiger #
14 August - James Manning
14 August - R.K. Wilson
15 August - Richard Daintree #
18 August - Australian Museum
22 August - Beilby & Scott, Sydney
22 August - Australian Museum
28 August - L.G. de Koninck
1 September - Joseph Montifiore & Co., Sydney
4 September - J.W. Watkin
6 September - L.G. de Koninck #
8 September - Alfred J. Plumbridge
8 September - Karl Theodore Staiger #
11 September - W. Chatfiled
12 September - Karl Theodore Staiger #
13 September - N. Adams
15 September - W.H. Carlett
18 September - N. Allam
18 September - Norman Taylor #
20 September - Allen, Bowden & Allen, solicitors
22 September - Alfred J. Plumbridge
24 September - Beilby & Scott, Sydney
24 September - John Hay
26 September – Ferdinand Mueller #
28 September - Charles Duprat
29 September - W.I. Moore
1 October - Mrs C.A. Browne nee Jukes
1 October - Chapman and Hall, publishers, London
1 October - Karl Theodore Staiger #
4 October – WBC to Henry Parkes #
7 October – Henry Parkes #
7 October - W.I. Moore
8 October – Ferdinand Mueller (2) #
9 October - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
9 October - John Hay
9 October - WBC to Sir Henry Parkes
13 October - W.J. Henwood #
13 October - T. Stephens #
14 October – William Woolls #
15 October - Henry Kerrison James
17 October - Thomas Hainsworth #
28 October – L.G. de Koninck #
30 October - Henry Kerrison James
31 October - Karl Theodore Staiger #
3 November - Henry Kerrison James
4 November - Kenneth C. Mackenzie
6 November - Charles J. Field
8 November - Arthur Todd Holdroyd
10 November - Joseph Deitz
15 November - W. Hinton
15 November - Norman Taylor #
17 November - Alfred Richard Selwyn *
18 November - Alfred Richard Selwyn #
19 November - Robert Bollard
20 November - Karl Theodore Staiger #
22 November - D.S. McKay
24 November - J.W. Watkin
25 November - Richard Daintree #
26 November - Thomas Hainsworth #
2 December - L.G. de Koninck #
6 December - Rev. J.G. Sowerby
9 December - James Manning
9 December - J.W. Watkin
10 December - Archibald Liversidge #
15 December - George Tully
15 December - John Fairfax
18 December - Thomas Stevens
20 December - Norman Taylor #
22 December - Richard Daintree #
23 December - Karl Theodore Staiger #
26 December - Richard Daintree*
1874
2 January - Edward William Lamb
6 January - Karl Theodore Staiger #
8 January - L.G. de Koninck #
9 January – Gerard Krefft, Australian Museum #
27 January - Boggy Creek Tin and Gold Mining Company Ltd., Sydney
29 January - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
29 January – Ferdinand Mueller #
31 January - Richard Daintree #
31 January - Richard Daintree*
31 January - Joseph Deitz
2 February - James S. Framell
4 February - Richard Daintree*
4 February - Karl Theodore Staiger #
5 February - Robert Etheridge Junior #
8 February – L.G. de Koninck #
9 February - Thomas Reeves
11 February – L.G. de Koninck #
13 February - John Mackenzie
15 February - George Tully
16 February – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
17 February - D.S. McKay
17 February - J.B. North
17 February – Gerard Krefft, Australian Museum #
21 February - SMH
24 February - W.J. Henwood #
24 February - James F. White
26 February - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
26 February - Norman Taylor #
28 February - Richard Daintree*
6 March – Edward William Lamb, City Surveyor's Office, Sydney #
7 March - WBC to Sir Henry Parkes
10 March - Andrew Taylor
12 March - Edward Porter
16 March - Richard Daintree*
18 March - D.S. McKay
18 March - WBC to Sir Henry Parkes
19 March - Richard Daintree #
19 March – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
20 March - SMH
22 March - L.G. de Koninck #
23 March - John Hay
24 March - Charles H. Barlee
26 March - Enoch William Rudder
30 March - Allport, Roberts & Allport
2 April - Thomas Oldham #
2 April – W.P. Gordon #
3 April - Thomas Robertson
8 April - Richard Daintree #
8 April - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
11 April - W.H. Hipman
17 April – Henry Chamberlain Russell #
25 April – Ferdinand Mueller #
27 April - R. Raymond
5 May – Henry Parkes #
8 May – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
15 May - Karl Theodore Staiger #
15 May - Review for SMH
23 May - Montefiore and Montifiore, Sydney
26 May - Montefiore and Montifiore, Sydney
26 May - T. Stephens #
29 May - Thomas Hainsworth #
30 May - L.G. de Koninck #
12 June - Charles C. Fagan
12 June – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
15 June – Gerard Krefft, Australian Museum #
16 June - Norman Taylor #
18 June - Karl Theodore Staiger #
19 June - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
8 July - L.G. de Koninck
11 July - L.G. de Koninck
11 July - Karl Theodore Staiger #
14 July - T. Stephens #
25 July - H. Moss
27 July - Thomas Hood Cockburn-Hood
31 July - Karl Theodore Staiger #
4 August - Circular Quay Bonded and Free Stores, Sydney
7 August - John Hay
9 August – Henry Parkes #
10 August - H.M. Blanch
12 August - Browns Creek Freehold Gold Mining Company Ltd., Sydney
12 August - H. Moss
September – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
1 September - Australian Tin Smelting Company
8 September - Allport, Roberts & Allport
9 September - Karl Theodore Staiger #
18 September – Gerard Krefft, Australian Museum #
27 September - Karl Theodore Staiger #
October - Charles F.I. Pricelli
8 October – Gerard Krefft, Australian Museum #
22 October – WBC to Trustees, Australian Museum #
23 October - James Manning
23 October – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
2 November - H. Moss
3 November - John I. Bartlett
3 November - Thomas Garrett
9 November - John Devlin
26 November - N.C. Miller
27 November - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
December - WBC to J. Manning
7 December - James Manning
8 December - John I. Bartlett
11 December - James Manning
24 December - R.M. Brown
26 December - L.G. de Koninck #
1875
c.January - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee*
1 January - Karl Theodore Staiger #
4 January - James Manning *
25 January - James Manning
26 January - Sir Frederick Palgrave Barlee #
February - James Manning *
8 February - James Manning
19 February - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
9 March - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
15 March - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
10 April – Ferdinand Mueller #
29 April - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
2 May – WBC to John Tebbutt #
4 May – WBC to John Tebbutt #
10 May – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
12 May - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
14 May - NSW Department of Public Works #
22 May - Review for SMH
26 May – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
1 June – WBC to John Tebbutt #
7 June – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
9 June - L.G. de Koninck #
17 June - L.G. de Koninck#
26 June - Fred A. Holl
28 June – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
30 June - 3rd edition of Sedimentary Formations...
3 July – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
5 July - Ottokar Feistmantel, Indian Geological Survey, Calcutta
5 July – Thomas Oldham #
7 July - Fred A. Holl
12 July - Gympie Times , Queensland
14 July - John Fairfax
20 July - William Nordin
30 July - I.M.K. Hughes #
30 July – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
5 August - Queensland Times , Ipswich
7 August - Capt. Frederick J. Evans
20 August - Samuel Henry Wintle
24 August - I.M.K. Hughes
24 August - NSW Department of Harbours & Rivers
27 August - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
30 August – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
31 August - James Henery Strong
c.September - R.M. Brown*
4 September – W.B. Dawkins #
5 September - John Henry Badley
9 September - R.M. Brown
13 September - Thomas Woore
24 September - William Woolls #
25 September – WBC to Julius Haast #
28 September - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
2 October - Jules Garnier #
10 October - James Payten
13 October - Rev. J.E. Tenison-Woods #
November – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
2 November - Robert Etheridge Junior #
4 November - Julius Haast #
7 November – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
12 November - Karl Theodore Staiger #
22 November - Sir Henry Barkly*
22 November – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
29 November - John Henry Badley
1 December - Louis Heydon, solicitor, Bathurst
1 December - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
5 December - Sir Henry Barkly #
11 December - L.G. de Koninck #
12 December - R.G. Suckling Browne
27 December - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
1876
3 January - James Dwight Dana #
21 January - Karl Theodore Staiger #
30 January - Robert Etheridge Junior #
18 February - Robert Sempill
8 March - H. Moss
8 March - W.B. Clarke to ?
12 March - L.G. de Koninck #
12 March - William Medway
23 March - Ottokar Feistmantel, Indian Geological Survey, Calcutta #
23 March – Thomas Oldham #
30 March - C.B. Lowe
31 March - Robert Etheridge Junior #
April – William Woolls #
5 April - F. Raymond
8 April - William Medway
13 April - Thomas Woore
20 April - Richard Daintree #
20 April – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
3 May - Thomas Woore
8 May – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
16 May - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
16 May - William Christie
19 May - L.G. de Koninck #
22 May – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
25 May – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
26 May - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
31 May - Rev. John Duningham
3 June – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
6 June - Karl Theodore Staiger #
7 June - Margaret Pollock
8 June - William Christie
8 June - F.I. Rusden
8 June - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
9 June - William Christie*
9 June – WBC to Richard Owen #
14 June - William Christie
23 June - William Christie
23 June - C.B. Lowe
26 June - William Christie
26 June – H.C. Russell, Sydney Observatory #
28 June - Sarah A. Haxell
28 June - NSW Department of Mines
3 July – WBC to Edmund Pierson Ramsay #
3 July – William Woolls #
4 July - Rev. J.E. Tenison-Woods #
14 July - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
20 July - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
22 July – Ferdinand Mueller #
27 July - F.M. Beaumont
27 July - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
28 July - L.G. de Koninck
August – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
1 August – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
1 August – Richard Owen #
7 August – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
7 August - W.L.R. Gipps
12 August - William Woolls
c.14 August - W.M.C. Campbell
15 August - W.L.R. Gipps
16 August – H.C. Russell, Sydney Observatory #
19 August – Ferdinand Mueller #
22 August - William Christie (2)
25 August - William Christie
25 August – H.C. Russell, Sydney Observatory #
September – Clarke visits the Murrumbidgee
2 September - C.N. Drew
6 September - William Christie
6 September - W.M.C. Campbell
8 September - H. Moss
10 September - William Christie
20 September - Jules Garnier #
23 September - H. Moss
27 September – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
27 September - Ottokar Feistmantel, Indian Geological Survey, Calcutta
27 September – William Thomas Blanford #
28 September – L.G. de Koninck #
30 September – WBC to Sir Philip de Malpas Grey Egerton #
10 October – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
12 October - William Christie
13 October - Ottokar Feistmantel, Indian Geological Survey, Calcutta #
16 October – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
18 October - John R. Ferguson
22 October - William Christie
27 October - William Christie
1 November - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
2 November - Robert Etheridge Junior #
4 November - William Nooles
4 November - James E. Watkin
6 November – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
6 November - L.G. de Koninck #
7 November - William Christie
10 November - William Stanley Jevons #
15 November - William Woolls #
16 November - William Christie
19 November – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
22 November - H. Moss
26 November - Capt. Campbell Walker
5 December - Richard Owen #
6 December - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
7 December – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
10 December - R.G. Suckling Browne
11 December - William Christie
11 December - NSW Mining Registrar's Office
16 December - William Woolls #
18 December - William Woolls #
25 December – Ferdinand Mueller #
1877
3 January - A.W. Cameron
8 January - William Christie
9 January - J.E. Dunne
9 January - Jules Marcou #
10 January – WBC to James Hector #
10 January – WBC to New Zealand Institute #
10 January - L.G. de Koninck #
11 January - A. Cunningham
12 January - WBC to Sir Henry Parkes
13 January - Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney
18 January - Thomas Hood Cockburn-Hood
22 January - T.H. Lang
28 January - William Christie
31 January - Richard Owen
5 February - L.G. de Koninck #
8 February - James Hector #
13 February - H. Moss
19 February - Colonial Sugar Refining Co. , Sydney
23 February – WBC to John Dunmore Lang #
24 February - Colonial Sugar Refining Co. , Sydney
27 February - James Manning
1 March - Colonial Sugar Refining Co. , Sydney
1 March - James Tuff
5 March – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
22 March - F.A. Isaacs
mid March – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
24 March – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
30 March – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
31 March – WBC to Edward Pierson Ramsay #
April - visit to Rydal.
4 April - William Stanley Jevons #
5 April – WBC to George Bennett #
9 April - WBC to Sir Henry Parkes
9 April – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
10 April – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
10 April - Gratiana M. Hughes
15 April - Ottokar Feistmantel, Indian Geological Survey, Calcutta
15 April – William Thomas Blanford #
23 April – Andrew Ramsay #
24 April - W.L.R. Gipps
28 April – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
2 May – WBC to Archibald Liversidge (2) #
11 May – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
14 May - L.G. de Koninck #
25 May - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
6 June - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
7 June - W.L. Small
10 June - C.B. Lowe
11 June - Robert Etheridge Junior #
12 June - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
12 June – WBC to Henry Parkes #
13 June - Hardie & Gorman, Sydney
18 June - Joseph Deitz
20 June - Charles Smith Wilkinson #
26 June - Grantley Hyde Fitzhardinge
28 June – WBC to Richard Owen #
6 July – WBC to Richard Owen #
9 July - Grantley Hyde Fitzhardinge
31 July - Rev. Robert Lethbridge King
4 August - Charles Stilwell
6 August - William Christie
9 August – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
10 August – Edward Pierson Ramsay #
16 August - Charles Hall
16 August - Australian Museum
19 August - Thomas M. Wright
22 August - Charles Hall
27 August – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
1 September – Richard Owen #
13 September – WBC to Edward Pierson Ramsay #
19 September – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
20 September – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
3 October - Rev. J.E. Tenison-Woods #
7 October - William Christie
8 October - Charles Badham
15 October - L.G. de Koninck #
16 October – Thomas Rupert Jones, Geological Society of London #
24 October - O. Armstrong
27 October – WBC to James Hector #
1 November – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
5 November - George S. Durham
7 November – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
12 November – WBC to James Hector #
13 November - Archibald Liversidge #
19 November – WBC to Edward Pierson Ramsay #
22 November - John Hercus
27 November – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
December - James Manning
1 December – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
5 December - Addresses Royal Society of New South Wales
6 December – WBC to Archibald Liversidge #
8 December - H. Moss
16 December - Jules Duprat
16 December - George S. Durham
1878
1 January - Richard Owen #
2 January - W.H.H. Yarrington
26 January - L.G. de Koninck #
26 February - Ottokar Feistmantel, Indian Geological Survey, Calcutta (2) #
5 March – Ferdinand Mueller #
9 March - Thomas Lord
15 March – WBC to Edward Pierson Ramsay #
19 March - Felix Ratte #
28 March - Enoch William Rudder
6 April - J.B. Williams
21 April - Robert Etheridge Junior #
28 April - Thomas Hood Cockburn-Hood
7 May - Edward Larkin
17 May - Samuel Henry Wintle
2 June - 4th edition of Sedimentary Formations... completed by Clarke.
16 June - the Reverend W.B. Clarke died on the morning of Sunday, 16 June 1878 .
18 June – Sydney Morning Herald obituary
21 June - Illawarra Mercury obituary
6 July - Town and Country Journal obituary
8 July - Rev. J.E. Tenison-Woods
22 July - Rev. J.E. Tenison-Woods
5 August – Ferdinand Mueller to Mordaunt Clarke #
15 September - Frederic Barker, Bishop of Sydney
5 November - Ottokar Feistmantel to Mordaunt Clarke #
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