Private letterbook, 28 April 1848-24 January 1851
- Component identifier:
- Series 2/4
- Content Summary:
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Copies of letters from Hornby (Asia, Valparaiso) to various people, including Lord Auckland, Rear Admiral Dundas, Captain Kellett, and William Miller (Honolulu).
(189p., indexed, some faint pages)
Subjects include: complaint against Miller by King of Sandwich Islands; French attitude to Tahiti 'most thoroughly disgusted'; Miller's relations with Hawaiian government; case of Amelia and pirates; movements of ships; Sir John Franklin; situation of Pitcairn Islanders - Queen Victoria's interest on receiving Captain Worth's report; French activities in the Pacific; events in Honolulu in December 1849; opinion of Wyllie and Dillion; his opinion on policy of relieving Pacific station of responsibility for Pacific Islands of far west.
- Processing information:
- M3068
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- Available for Access.
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- Location of this collection:
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Parkes PlaceCanberra ACT 2600, Australia
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