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  1. 1Chapter 1. Earl Bathurst to Sir Thomas Brisbane, 9 September, 1822
  2. 2Chapter 2. Sir Thomas Brisbane to Earl Bathurst, 3 February, 1824
  3. 3Chapter 3. Surveyor-General Oxley to Secretary Goulburn, 10 January. 1824
  4. 4Chapter 4. Earl Bathurst to Sir Thomas Brisbane, 22 July, 1824
  5. 5Chapter 5. Sir Thomas Brisbane to Earl Bathurst, 1 January, 1825
  6. 6Chapter 6. Sir Thomas Brisbane to Earl Bathurst, 8 February, 1825
  7. 7Chapter 7. Sir Thomas Brisbane to Under Secretary Horton, 24 March, 1825
  8. 8Chapter 8. Sir Thomas Brisbane to Earl Bathurst, 21 May, 1825
  9. 9Chapter 9. Sir Thomas Brisbane to Earl Bathurst, 29 August, 1825
  10. 10Chapter 10. Acting-Governor Stewart to Earl Bathurst, 16 December, 1825
  11. 11Chapter 11. Earl Bathurst to Governor Darling, 19 February, 1826
  12. 12Chapter 12. Earl Bathurst to Governor Darling, 1 March, 1826
  13. 13Chapter 13. Governor Darling to Earl Bathurst, 31 August, 1826
  14. 14Chapter 14. Governor Darling to Earl Bathurst, 14 November, 1826

Thomas Brisbane From Ogh Wiki

Sir Thomas Brisbane was Governor of NSW from 1821 to 1826 and it was during this period that Moreton Bay was first opened as a penal colony.

Credit: Old Government House, Parramatta, NSW -- www.oldgovernmenthouse.com.au.

Preface

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