Since the date of the last published statistics of this colony in 1849, upwards of four years ago, the changes that have taken place in the fortunes of Australasia, by the magnificent gold discoveries in New South Wales and Victoria, and slightly shared in by Tasmania, have invested the authentic records of the progress made by even the smallest and weakest of the group with an interest, not only in the eyes of those locally concerned, but in the estimation of the whole civilized world. Secondary as she may be in point of size, and comparatively insignificant as she certainly is in extent of population, yet it may be affirmed that, of all the colonies planted in this hemisphere, Tasmania more fully displays the verisimilitude w...
Read before the Royal Society of Tasmania, 13 August, 1900. Section 1. The History of Magnetic Obs...
Tasmania's easily cleared land was limited, and after the mid-1830's, when such land could no longe...
Mr. Johnston refers to Mr. Green's paper in relation to immigration to Tasmania and predicts that: a...
In most things Tasmania is at a great disadvantage as compared with the neighbour colonies. The lar...
Although the census of 1847 has been already illustrated on two previous occasions ;* yet, as the s...
James Sprent's comprehensive survey of Hobart Town was carried out towards the end of an era of ra...
For a generation after the granting of self government (1856), Tasmania remained "cast in a more ari...
The economic history of Tasmania has yet to be written. This paper is offered as an introduction to...
The Session of 1869 was opened on the 9th March, with a paper by F. Abbott, Esq., F.R.A.S., on the...
After transportation ended in 1853, the Tasmanian government turned to assisted immigration to augme...
A meeting of the Royal Society of Tasmania was held at the society's room at the Museum on Tuesday...
Proceedings of the Monthly Meeting of the Royal Society of Tasmania held on the 13th September, 1854...
In the year 1824 public opinion in Tasmania first forcibly expressed itself on a political question...
The Session of 1868 was opened on the 24th March, by a paper from Dr. (now Baron) F. Von Mueller P...
When we read of twenty thousand immigrants arriving in the north-west of Canada in a single month, ...
Read before the Royal Society of Tasmania, 13 August, 1900. Section 1. The History of Magnetic Obs...
Tasmania's easily cleared land was limited, and after the mid-1830's, when such land could no longe...
Mr. Johnston refers to Mr. Green's paper in relation to immigration to Tasmania and predicts that: a...
In most things Tasmania is at a great disadvantage as compared with the neighbour colonies. The lar...
Although the census of 1847 has been already illustrated on two previous occasions ;* yet, as the s...
James Sprent's comprehensive survey of Hobart Town was carried out towards the end of an era of ra...
For a generation after the granting of self government (1856), Tasmania remained "cast in a more ari...
The economic history of Tasmania has yet to be written. This paper is offered as an introduction to...
The Session of 1869 was opened on the 9th March, with a paper by F. Abbott, Esq., F.R.A.S., on the...
After transportation ended in 1853, the Tasmanian government turned to assisted immigration to augme...
A meeting of the Royal Society of Tasmania was held at the society's room at the Museum on Tuesday...
Proceedings of the Monthly Meeting of the Royal Society of Tasmania held on the 13th September, 1854...
In the year 1824 public opinion in Tasmania first forcibly expressed itself on a political question...
The Session of 1868 was opened on the 24th March, by a paper from Dr. (now Baron) F. Von Mueller P...
When we read of twenty thousand immigrants arriving in the north-west of Canada in a single month, ...
Read before the Royal Society of Tasmania, 13 August, 1900. Section 1. The History of Magnetic Obs...
Tasmania's easily cleared land was limited, and after the mid-1830's, when such land could no longe...
Mr. Johnston refers to Mr. Green's paper in relation to immigration to Tasmania and predicts that: a...