pirating of boat
portrait painted in enamel
prosecution by Governor King
return to London with Judith and Emily
sailing from Sydney as second-in-command
sixteenth birthday
South Carolina, in
store in Sydney
Tasmanian Tiger
‘The Contrast’
Kemp, Elizabeth see Sorell, Elizabeth
Kemp, Elizabeth (née Riley; Anthony Kemp’s wife)
Kemp, George (Kemp’s son)
Kemp, Murray
Kemp, Susanna (Kemp’s sister)
Kemp, Susannah (Kemp’s mother)
Kemp, William Lott Clifford
Kemp & Potter
Kemp Street
‘Kemp’s Lakes’
Kemp’s Tigers football team
Kempton
Kennedy, Alderman Doone
Kennedy, Cyril
Kennedy, Gilbert
Kennedy, Molly
Kennedy family
Kennelly, William
Kent, Louisa
Kerguelen-Tremrec, Yves de
Kimberleys, Australia
Kindred
King, Eileen
King, Geoff
King, George
King, Governor Philip
King, Ruby
King Island
King’s Holly (Lamatia tasmanica)
Kingsley, Charles: Westward Ho!
Kipling, Rudyard
Stalky & Co
Kneale, Matthew: English Passengers
Knight, A.W.
Knopwood, Reverend Robert
Knox, Dr
koalas
Korda, Alexander
Korda, Maria
Korda, Michael
Korner, Madame
Kyoto Protocol
La Pérouse, Jean-François de
Labour in Vain, Campbell Street, Hobart
Lady Barron, Flinders Island
Lady Franklin (ship)
Lady Nelson (a brigantine)
Lagoon Beach
Lake Crescent
Lake Echo
Lake Leake highway
Lake Pedder
Lake St Clair
Lake Sorell
Lake Tiberias
Lake Winnipeg, Canada
land grants
Langford, Mrs (ambush victim)
Langham, Edyth
Lanne, William
Large, Edmund James
Large, Elizabeth
Large, Frances Mary
Large, George
Large, Hannah
Large, Mary
Large, Thomas
Large, William
Last Tasmanian, The (film)
Latrobe, Tasmania
Launceston
city council
hospital
Launceston, Devon
Launceston Examiner
Launceston Weekly Courier
Laycock, Lieutenant
leatherwood
Lee, Kenneth
Lee, William
Legislative Chamber, Hobart
Legislative Council (Tasmania)
Lehman, Greg
lesbianism
Leven Blackberry Pest Committee
Leven River
Leven Theatre, Ulverstone
Lewes Prison
Library Creek
lichen, orange (caloplaca)
Liège
Lilydale
Lisdillon
Little Dog Island
Little Swanport, Tasmania
Live Stock Journal
Liverpool, Lord
Lloyd, Bernard: Beer, Blood and Water
Lloyd George, David
Loftie, W.J.: The Orient Line Guide: Chapters for travellers by sea and land
log cabin, oldest
logging
London, Bishop of
London Female Penitentiary and Refuge for the Destitute
London Film Productions
Loone, A.W.
Lorymer, Clement
Lottah
Lucan, Lord
Lundy
Lyne, Betsy
Lyne, John
Lyne, Susan
Lyne, William
Lyons, Captain
Macarthur, John
McCarthy, Mrs (in New Norfolk)
McDougall, Sergeant Stanley Robert
McHugo, Jonathan Burke
McKimson, Robert
Maconochie, Alexander
Macquarie Harbour
Macquarie Hotel, Hobart
Macquarie River
McQueen, James
Mactier, Lady Mary
Madden, Dudley Edward
Madrid bombing
Mais, Gillian see Carew, Gillian
Mais, Hannah (author’s great-grandmother)
Mais, Maud (née Snow; Mais’s first wife)
Mais, Reverend Brodie
Mais, Stuart Petre Brodie (SPB; author’s grandfather)
An English Course for Schools
I return to Scotland
Interlude
Mediterranean Cruise Holiday
More Books I Like
Round the World Cruise Holiday (with Gillian Mais)
Some Books I Like
South African Cruise Holiday
South American Cruise Holiday
Majestic Theatre, Devonport
Mann, Thomas
Mannalargenna
Mannings Jetty, North Motton
Mansell, Annette
Mansell, Michael
Mansell, Sir Eyres
Maoris
mapatasi
Margaret (author’s cousin)
Maria Island
Mariner shells
Marion Bay
Márquez, Gabriel García: Living to Tell the Tale
Masonic meeting
Masonry lodge
Mather (a convict)
Maugham, Somerset
May, Robert Hobart
Mayfield
Maynard, Daisy
Maynard, Douglas
Medical Hints for Emigrants
Melbourne
Brodie Hordern lives in
Melville, Herman: Moby Dick
Menzies Research Institute, Hobart
Meredith, Charles
Meredith, George
Meredith, George (son)
Meredith, Louisa
My Home in Tasmania, during a residence of nine years
Meredith River
merinos
Mersey River
methane
methyl chloroform
Métis Nation of Canada
Meyer, Louis B.
Michel, Citizen
Midlands Hunt Club
Miles, Reverend J.S.
Mills’ Plains
Milton, John
Miss Tasmania Quest
missionaries
Mitaweena (a whale)
Mitchel, John
Mitchell, Edwin
Mitchell, Sarah
Mitchum, Robert
Mollison, Bill
Moncrieff, William
Van Diemen’s Land; or Settlers and Natives
Monroe, Marilyn
Montagu, Judge
Montgomery, Bishop Henry
Montgomery of Alamein, Viscount
Montieth, Lady
Montreal Protocol (1987)
Mooney, Nick
Moore, Lieutenant
Moore, T.B.
Morocco
Morton, Caroline
Motton, William Walter
Moulting Lagoon, Tasmania
Mount Chappell
Mount Freycinet
Mount Lyell
Mount Mackenzie
Mount Snowdon
Mount Vernon, Tasmania
Mount Wellington
Mountgarret, Jacob
Murchison Mountains, New Zealand
Murray, Robert Lathrop
Murray, Tim
Myers, John
Naarding, Hans
Namitjira, Albert
Napier, Colonel C.J.
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleonic wars
National Geographic
National Threatened Species Day
Natural History Museum, East Berlin
Naturaliste (a French corvette)
Naval and Military Gazette
Neptune Galley
nettles
New Norfolk, Tasmania
New South Wales
bubonic plague
Legislative Council
Van Diemen’s Land proclaimed independent (1825)
New South Wales Corps (Rum Corps)
New Town
New Town Road
New Wharf, Hobart
New World Reconstruction Movement (NWRM)
New York
New Zealand
Thomas Arnold in
Newgate prison, London
Nicholls, Chief Justice Sir Herbert
Nicholls, Roy
Night of the Hunter (film)
Nine Mile Beach
Nive River
Norfolk Island
Norfolk Island petrels see mutton-birds
Norman, Tracey
North Africa
North Bay
North Cerney
North Devon
North Devon Journal
North Molton, Devon
North Motton
Horderns travel to
North Motton Church
North Motton Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s cricket match
North Motton murder
North Motton tennis club
North Pole
North-West Advocate
North-West Post
Northern Ireland
Norwich, Devon
Nowhere Else hamlet
Num
Oakes, Detective
Oberon, Merle
O’Brien, William Smith
O’Brien family
O’Donohue, Patrick
O’Reilly, Bridie
Ogilvie, A.G.
Old Sawn-Off cliff-face
Old Slaughterer’s Coffee House, London
Olivier, Laurence
Orford, Tasmania
Orizaba (steamship)
Overland Trail
overlogging
Owen, David
Thylacine
Owen family
Oxford
Oxley, John
Oyster Bay see Great Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay Guest Home, Swansea
Oyster Bay tribe
Oyster Cove, Tasmania
ozone layer
Pacific Navigation Company
pademelon
Page (Kemp creditor)
Paradise hamlet
Paraiba (now Joao Pessoa), Brazil
Paris, SS (ship)
Parker, Critchley
Parker Bay
Parklands High School, Burnie
parochialism
Passchendaele
Patagonia
Pateena (ship)
Paterson, Barrie
Paterson, Colonel ‘Phlegmatic’
Patricia (mutton-bird oil seller)
Pearce, Alexander
Pearce, Ian
Pearmain, Elizabeth
Pedder, Mrs
Pedder (Superintendant of Police)
Pedra Blanca skink
Pembroke, Tasmania
Penfold, Bill
Penguin, Tasmania
Penn-Smith, Frank
Péron, François
Peru
Peter (a builder)
Phelps, Samuel
Pickerdas (black swan)
pidgin language
Pinfold, William
Plassy, Tasmania
Plato
platypus
Plenty, New Norfolk
Plymouth
pneumonia
Police Offences Act (1935)
pollution
Port Arthur (later Carnarvon)
Port Dalrymple
Port Dalrymple Yacht Club
Port Davey
Port Jackson (later Sydney)
Port Phillip Bay
Port Sorell
Portsmouth
Portugal
possums
potato blight
Potter, Amy (née Kemp; Anthony Kemp’s elder sister)
Kemp’s children, looking after
Potter, Ruth (author’s grandmother)
Potter, William (Kemp’s brother-in-law)
correspondence with Kemp
Kemp’s children, looking after
loan to Kemp
Pravda bar, Austurstræti, Reykjavik
‘Pretty Jack’
Prime Seal Island
Prinsep, Mrs
Private Life of Henry VIII, The (film)
probation system
Ptolemy, Claudius: Geographia
public hangings
Puffinus tenuirostris
Punch
Purton, Chic
Purton, Florence
Purton family
Pybus, Cassandra
Pythagoras
Qaddafi, Colonel Muammar
Quadrant magazine
Quamby Bluff, Western Tiers
Quarterly Review
Quebec
Queen Mary
Queen Victoria
Queenborough
Queensland
Queenstown
Quested, Mr (ship owner)
Quilty, Professor Pat
quolls
rabbits
racism
Railton
Ransom River
rat-traps
Recherche
Redman, Alvin
Régnier’s Dynamometer
Reid, Alison
Reliance (ship)
Resolution (a smack)
Reykjavik
Reynolds, Henry
Riley, Alexander (Kemp’s brother-in-law)
Riley, Elizabeth see Kemp, Elizabeth
Rio de Janeiro
Risdon
Risdon Cove
Roaring Forties
Roberts, Reverend R.H.
Robey, John Vivian
Robinson, George
appearance
Black Line
negotiator for peace with Aborigines
Tongerlongetter and
Robson, Lloyd
A History of Tasmania
Rocky Cape
Roe, Captain
Rood, Anne
Roots (television drama series)
Rose, Gwen
Rose, Harry
Rose, Heather
Rose, Ivy
diary
Rose, Mary
Rose, Maud (Hordern’s granddaughter)
Rosny Hill, Hobart
Ross
Ross (an English schoolteacher)
Rossall School, Fleetwood, Lancashire
Rowallen, Lord and Lady
Royal College of Surgeons
Royal Hobart Hospital
Royal Oak inn
Royal Society of Tasmania
Runnymede, Tasmania
Rushdie, Salman
Ryan, Lyndall
Sage, Captain
St Cricq, Jacques
St David’s Cathedral, Hobart
St Helen’s
History Room
St James’s, London
St John’s church, North Motton
St Joseph’s Catholic church, Hobart
Salisbury, Reverend E.A.
Samaritan Housing Association
San Diego, Maria Island
Sand, George
Jacques
Sandy Bay, Hobart
Sant, Andrew
‘Off the Map’
Sarah Island
SARS
Savery, Henry
Quintus Servinton
Savignac, James
Schouten, Willem C.
Schouten House, Swansea
Schouten Passage
Scientific American
Scotland
scurvy
sea-mouse (Sarahi Mitchelli)
sea salts
sealers
seasickness
Seaview Hotel, Ulverstone
Second World War
Selby, Harry
Shadbolt, Lester
Shakespeare, Garion
Shakespeare, Gavin
Shakespeare, Gillian (author’s wife)
Shakespeare, Gloria
Shakespeare, James
Shakespeare, John (author’s father)
Shakespeare, Laurelle
Shakespeare, Martyn
Shakespeare, Max George Tasman (author’s son)
Shakespeare, Lalage (author’s mother)
Shakespeare, Nevin
Shakespeare, Nicholas (author)
Shakespeare, Reynaldo
Shakespeare, William
Romeo and Juliet
The Winter’s Tale
Shaw, Colonel Michael Maxwell
Shaw, Edward Carr
Shaw, George Bernard
shearwaters, short-tailed see mutton-birds
sheep
shells
Mariner
Sherborne School, Dorset
Ship Inn, Hobart
Shoal Bay
Shute, Nevil: On the Beach
Silent Prison, Port Arthur (Model Prison)
Silk, Mrs (employer of Judith Simpson)
Simon (a guide)
Simpson, Emily (Kemp’s daughter)
Simpson, Judith
Sinyavsky, Andrei: A Voice from the Chorus
Skeleton Creek
Smithton
snakes
black
tiger
Snug, Tasmania
soil quality
Solomon, ‘Ikey’
Sorell, Elizabeth (née Kemp; Kemp’s daughter)
Sorell, Julia see Arnold, Julia
Sorell, Lieutenant Governor William
Sorell, Tasmania
Sorell, William
South Africa
South America
South Carolina
South Downs, Sussex
South Pole
Southern Cross (cruise liner)
Southern Ocean
Spackman, Edward
spears, spearings
Spencer family
Sprent, Charles
Sprent hamlet (previously Eden)
Spring Bay
Staffordshire
Stanfield, Edith
Stanley, Arthur Peorhyn: The Life and Correspondence of Thomas Arnold
Stanley, Joseph
Stanley, Lord
Stanner, Bill
Steiger, Rod
Steinberg, Isaac
Stella (ship)
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