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INDEX

Aborigines

Africa

Alcohol consumption

All Saints Church

American Revolution

Anley, Charlotte

Anti-Gold License Association

Anti-Transportation League

Arson

Arthur, George

Ashton Chronicle

Association for the Improvement of Female Prisoners in Newgate

Atterwell, John

Auld Brig

“Auld Lang Syne,”

Australasia

Australasian Anti-Transportation League

Australia (mainland).
See also specific states and cities of Australia

colonization strategy of

democratic foundation of

denial of entry into

flag of

Fry, Elizabeth, reform influence on

gold rush in

National Gallery of

record destroying overturn

slave labor strategy using

Tasmania’s relation to

Ayr, Scotland

Bach, Johann Christian

Bailey, Arthur

Bailey, Charles Napoleon (Warrior)

Bailey, Freeman

Bailey, James

Bailey, John

Bailey, Kate

Bailey, Mary

Bailey, Randolph

Bailey, Rebecca

Bailey, Robert

Bailey, Robert, Jr.

Bailey, Samuel

Bailey, Wallace

Bailey, William and Dinah

Bakery Hill revolt

Ballarat

Eureka Rebellion near

“Great Meeting of the Diggers,”

Red Ribbon Rebellion

Ballarat Reform League

Barbour, Elizabeth

Barclay family

Barristers

Barry, David

Bass Strait

Bathhurst Free Press

Bedford, William “Holy Willie,”

Bendigo.
See also
Ballarat

gold rush beginnings in

journey to

tent cities in

Bendigo Petition

Bentley, James

Binks, Mary

Bird, George

Birth control

Black Forest

Blackfriar

Blincoe, Robert

Bloodletting

Bloomsbury, London

Boardinghouses

Bone gatherers

“Bony off the Butt,”

Booth, Elizabeth

Booth, Sarah

The Borough
(Crabbe)

Boswell, Mary

Botany Bay

Boyd, Robert

Brady, Susan

Bribe system

Brickfields Hiring Depot

“The Brigs of Ayr” (Burns)

Brigstock (captain)

British government

Aboriginal extermination by

anarchy against

colonization rejection by

colonization strategy of

food exportation by

job competition fears of

Naval treatment monitoring by

potato famine response of

sexual abuse recourse investigation by

transportation abolition by

British Royal Navy

Brown, Henry

Bruhn, George

Bruny Island

Burns, Robert

Bushrangers

Butler, Bridget

Buxton, Anna

Buxton, Hannah

Buxton, Thomas Fowell

Calder, James

California gold rush

Callinan, Bridget

Callinan, Patrick and Michael

Calomel

Campbell, Daniel

arrest of

as fence

Campbell’s Creek

“Canvas Town,”

Cape of Good Hope

Caroline (queen of England)

Carpenter, Mary

Carpenter, Sarah

Cascades Female Factory.
See also
Crime Class

arrival and assignment at

children of

clothing

conditions of

constables of

escapes from

fire in

food at

Franklin, Jane, reform involvement of

Lovell and riots at

Matron role and duties at

nursery

opening of

Porter role and duties at

religious sermons and ethics at

researching

rules and regulations

solitary confinement at

Superintendent role and duties at

underground economy in

Catholic, Roman, classes

Cato, Elizabeth

arrest of

role of

Cato, William

Certificate of Freedom.
See also
Emancipation

Chambers, William Manley

Champ, William Thomas Napier

Charles II (king of England)

Charles Street, Van Diemen’s Land

Charlotte (queen of England)

Chartists

Chelmsford, London

Chilblains

Children.
See also
Queen’s Orphanage

bone gatherer

of Cascades

clothing for

coming-of-age demarcations for

as currency lads and lasses

death penalty exemption of

as house servants

of Irish potato famine

mill work by

sailors

street gangs of

working class care and role of

“Child stripping,”

Chisholm, Caroline

Cholera

Christmas

Churchill, Eliza

Church of England

Clothing

Cascades

children’s

Crime Class

Hobart Town ladies’

mourning

Queen’s Orphanage

sailors’

traveling

upper class

Westmoreland
allowance of

wool production for

Clyde, River

Collins, William

Colonial Times

Cascades child and infant deaths reported by

constable corruption report by

Flash Mob article by

Franklin, Lady Jane, involvement reported by

gold rush beginning reported by

marriage desertion notices in

Queen’s Orphanage conditions report by

Rules and Regulations for Young Ladies article by

Colonization plan

Conduct records

keeping

McMillan, Agnes

Mulligan, Bridget

Tedder, Ludlow

Constables

corruption of

role and duties of

Convict labor.
See also
Cascades Female Factory; House servants

child

colonization strategy using

descendants of

emancipation of

escapes and attempts from

free immigrants
vs.

Hobart Town development by

impregnation of

Irish

lobbies against

marriage of

by men

probation system for

road gang

statistics

“vandemonian” prejudice against

“Convict Maid,”

Convicts Prevention Act

Cook, James

Cook, Thomas

Cornwall

Corruption

bribe system

of constables

underground economy

Corry, Anne

Corry, John

Corry, Margaret

Corry, Patrick

County Cavan, Ireland

Court.
See
Justice system

Cow, John

Crabbe, George

Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park

Crawford, William

Crime Class

clothing

Flash Mob subculture of

Houston, Janet, in

McMillan, Agnes, in

Overseer and Task Mistress of

Roberts, William, in

task mistress role of

Tedder, Ludlow, in

tour

Currency lads and lasses

Dame Schools

Dance, George

Darwin, Charles

Davy, Samuel

Dean Castle

Death

of Bailey, William Houston

on Bakery Hill

bell toll ritual for

of Booth, Elizabeth

of Butler, Bridget

Cascades children

of Chambers, William Manly

of Corry, Patrick

execution days

of Fry, Betsy

of Fry, Elizabeth

in Great Britain

of McLauchlan, Mary

mourning periods for

at Newgate Prison

of Rennicks, Mary

on ships

of Smith, Eliza

of Tedder, Frances

of Tedder, John

of Thompson, Jane

of Vowles, Thomas

of Waters, Isaac

aboard
Westmoreland

of Withely, Frederick

Death penalty

Defoe, Daniel

Denison, William Thomas

Derwent, River

Description records

of
Hindostan
arrivals

of Houston, Janet

keeping of

of McMillan, Agnes

of Mulligan, Bridget

of Roberts, William

of Tedder, Ludlow

of Wild, John

Devereux, Mary

Devonport, Tasmania

Dickens, Charles

Diggers Right Society

Disease and illness

chilblains

cholera

dysentery

hemoptysis

influenza

Newgate Prison outbreaks of

prevention of

religious beliefs and

scarlet fever

scurvy

at sea

smallpox

syphilis

tuberculosis

typhus

Dobbs, Samuel

Dolphin

Domville, William

Donahoo, Mr. (householder)

Donahue, Jack

Dublin, Ireland

Duchess of Northumberland

Duke, Anne

Dunne, Alicia

Dynnyrne House nursery

Dysentery

Eaton, William

Edinburgh Review

Education

Dame Schools for child servants

of farmers

Fry’s, Elizabeth, founding of schools

prison reform through

at Queen’s Orphanage

religion in

Ellis, James

description records kept by

diary entries of

discipline theories of

inspections and orders given by

medical treatment by

Emancipation

Employment

competition for

wages and

of women

Employment of Children in Manufactories

England. See Great Britain; London

Entertainment

Flash Mob

in Glasgow

at Newgate Prison

sly-grog shops for

aboard
Westmoreland

for working class

Essay on the Principle of Population
(Malthus)

Eureka Rebellion

Execution days.
See also
Death penalty

Factories Labour Regulation Bill

Fairlie

Family Colonization Loan Society

Farm work

Farrell, Julia

Faust
(Göethe)

Females.
See
Women

Fielding, Henry

“First-footing” custom

Flash Mob

Floggings

Food

British government’s exportation of

Burns holiday

Cascades

Christmas

at Newgate prison

poorhouse rations of

ship rations of

stagecoach traveler’s

upper class

working class

Forster, William

Fox, George

Franklin, Jane

arrival of

immigrant land investment strategy of

prison reform involvement of

snake killing reward from

Tasmania name change campaign by

Franklin, John

Franklin, Van Diemen’s Land

Fraser, James

Free settlers.
See
Immigrants

Fry, Betsy

Fry, Elizabeth Gurney

accomplishments overview of

Association for the Improvement of Female Prisoners in Newgate

Australia mainland influence of

birthings by

Cascades opening contribution of

death of

fears of

female warden/matron lobbying by

financial troubles for

household duties of

Irish convict labor comments by

motherhood opinions of

Newgate Prison contributions by

as news spectacle

numbering system of

prisoner organization by

prisoner ship visits by

prisoner transport lobbying by

prison reform theories of

Queen Charlotte’s address to

schools founded by

Scottish prison inspections by

Society for the Reformation of Female Prisoners

aboard
Westmoreland

Windsor Castle visit by

Fry, Joseph

Fry, Katherine

Fulton, Helen

arrest of

at Glasgow Fair

in Kilmarnock

Kilmarnock journey of

meeting

thievery by

Gaol fever (typhus)

Garland Grove

Gazzard, Mrs. (Queen’s Orphanage matron)

George III (king of England)

George IV (king of England)

Glaschu
(clean green place)

Glasgow

child gangs of

Christmases

entertainment in

Fair

Goosedubs Street

growth and downturn of

Houston, Janet, childhood in

McMillan, Agnes, in

poorhouses

unemployment in

working class marriages in

Glasgow Courier

Gloucester (bishop)

Gloucester (duke)

Godfrey’s Cordial

Göethe

Gold Coast

Gold rush.
See also
Ballarat; Bendigo

beginning of

California

end of

Eureka Rebellion

inflation caused by

license for digging rights

marriage during

McMillan, Agnes, and Roberts, William during

in Melbourne

Red Ribbon Rebellion

“Sarah Sands” nugget found in

Tedder, Ludlow and Arabella

traveling during

women during

Goosedubbs Street, Glasgow

An Gorta Mór

Government.
See
British government

Grady, Mary

Granger, John

Gran’s Van mobile soup kitchen

Great Britain.
See also
British government; London; Scotland