Brown, Bob
Brown’s beach
Brown’s Hotel, London
Bruny Island tribe
Bryant, Martin
bubonic plague
Buckingham
Buckland
Buckley, William
Buenos Aires
Buffalo (ship)
Bunker, Captain Ebor
Burchill, Julie
Burnie
Burnie Advocate
Bureau of Meteorology, Melbourne
Burgess, Anthony
Burke, Edmund
bushrangers
Bust-Me-Gall Hill
Butler, Alban: Lives of the Saints
Buxton family
Cainey, Jill
Calais
Calcutta
Calder, James Erskine
The Natives Tribes of Tasmania
caloplaca (orange lichen)
Cambria (George Meredith’s house)
Cameron, Patsy
Campbell Town
Campbell Town Inn
Canada
cancers
cannibalism
Cape Barren Island
war memorial
Cape Grim
Cape Grim Baseline Air Pollution Station
Cape Horn
Cape of Good Hope
Cape Péron
Cape Town
Carew, Dudley
Carew, Gillian (née Doughty; Mais’s second wife; author’s grandmother)
Carnarvon (previously Port Arthur)
Caruso, Domenico
Cassell Dictionary of Slang
Cassidy, Thomas
Castra settlement
casuarinas
Celestials
Cellar barn, near Swansea
Central Highlands
Centre for Aborginal Education
Chaffey, Zacharias
Chalmers, Geoff
Chamberlain, Neville
Chambers, L.E.
Chapman, Peter
Chapman & Hall
Chappell Island
Charles, Devon
Chatwin, Alfred
Chatwin, Bruce
On the Black Hill
Chatwin, Max
Chatwin, Mrs: Chatwin: 6 generations in Tasmania
Chatwin, Myrtle Ilma
Chiffet, William
Chigwell, Tasmania
Chile
Chinese workers
Chintock, Alfred Ernest
Chintock, Charlotte ‘Lottie’
Chintock, Ronnie
Christ Church, Oxford
Christianity
Christie, Agatha
Chugg (Irish axe-murderer)
Church Rock
Churchill, Sir Winston
Circular Head
Clark, Sir Ernest and Lady
Clarke, Marcus: For the Term of His Natural Life
Clem (an Australian Aborigine)
climate change
Close, Bebe
Clough, Arthur Hugh: ‘The Bothie of Tober na-Vuolich’
Coal River
cockatoos
Cockburn, F.J.
Coffin, Emma
Collinsvale (previously Bismarck)
Colonial Hospital, Hobart
Colonial Times
Colonist, The
Commercial Rooms, Hobart
Commercial Traveller’s Association, Launceston
Commonwealth Games (1982)
Commonwealth of Australia
Commonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)
Conrad, Peter
Constitution Hill
convicts
see also transportation
Cook’s Beach
Coombend
Corinna, the Brave One
Coswell beach
Cottier, William
Cotton, Jackson
Cotton, William
Coulson, Damien
Coulson, Neil
cowries
Cradle Mountain
Cradle Mountain National Park
Crawford, Lieutenant Colonel Andrew
Castra settlement
Letter to the Officers of H.M. Indian Services
Crimean War
Critchley Creek
Crowther, Dr William
Croyde Beach, Devon
Cruikshank, George
CSIRO (Commonwealth Science and Industrial Research Organisation)
Daily Express
Daily Telegraph
Dalton (cannibalism victim)
Dampier, William
Dandridge, Mrs
Darlington, Maria Island
Darwin, Charles
Davey, Richard
Dawes, Eva
Dawson (ship)
Dawson’s Siding
de Banks, Lady Baroness
Dead Horse Gully
Deare, Lieutenant Colonel George
Dechaineaux Theatre, Hobart
Delaney, Bill
Deloraine Hospital
Delta Force
Demer, John
Denmark
Denmark, Crown Prince of
D’Entrecasteaux, Bruni
Derwent River
Devil Facial Tumour Disease
‘Devil’s Island’
Devon
Devon Cattle-Breeders Association
Devonport, Tasmania
Devonport annual show
Devonshire, Duke of
Dial Range
Diana, Lady (Diana, Princess of Wales)
Dick, Zelda
Dickens, Charles
Great Expectations
Oliver Twist
dingos
Docker, Lady
Dog and Partridge Hotel, Hobart
Dolbey, Clement
Dolphin Sands
Donaldson, Mary
Dougan, George
Dragon School, Oxford
‘dreaming’
Drinkwater, John
drought
Drunken Admiral, The, Hobart
Du Cane, Sir Charles
Dublin, Archbishop of
Duck Hunt (boat)
Dufresne, Marion
Dusty (tractor driver)
Dutch East India Company
Dynamometer, Régnier’s
eagles
Eardley-Wilmot, Chester
Eardley-Wilmot, Lieutenant Governor Sir John
Earl, Robert
Early Closing of Liquor Bars League
East Germany
East India Company
Eastbrook, Mr (stockman)
Eastbrook, Mrs
eastern quoll
Eddystone Lighthouse
Edinburgh, Prince Alfred, Duke of
Edwards, Paul
Egg and Bacon Bay
Eisele, Bernard
electricity
Elliott, Lieutenant
Elysium
Emberg, Buck
Emberg, Joan
Emu Bay
emus
England see Britain
environmental friendliness
Eora language
Eora tribe
Equator
Eratosthenes
Erebus (ship)
Ermans, Marcel
Ethel, Auntie
Eucalypt regnans
eucalypts
Everett, Jim
Examiner
Exmoor
Fanny (Hordern’s sister)
Fauna (Animals & Birds Protection) Board
Female Factory, Hobart
Fenton, Elizabeth
Fenton, James
Ferntree Mudstone
Ferris, Doctor Fred
Film Pictorial
First Fleet
First World War
Fisheries
Fitzroy, Captain Robert
‘Fitzroy’s crack’
Fitzroya tasmanensis
Flagstaff Hill,
Flinders Island
Flanagan, Martin
Flanagan, Richard
Gould’s Book of Fish
Fleet Prison, London
Fleming, Trooper Arthur
Flinders Island
Flinders, Matthew
floggings
Flying Martinetties, The
Flyn, Philadelphia
Flynn, Errol
My Wicked, Wicked Ways
Flynn, Professor Thomas
Forestier Peninsula
Forestry Tasmania
Forth Valley
fossils
‘Fox-free Tasmania’ programme
foxes
Foxhunter’s Return inn, Campbell Town
France
Britain, relationship with
England at war with
Kemp in
Frances (a birder)
Frank (friend and correspondent of Kemp’s)
Franklin, Lieutenant Governor
Franklin River
Freeland League
freemasonry
French Revolution
Frenchman’s Cap
Freycinet, Lieutenant
Freycinet Line
Freycinet Peninsula
Fry, Elizabeth
Fujita, Flying Officer Nobua
Furley, ‘Auntie’
G.& A. Ellis, Ulverstone
Gaiety Theatre, Zeehan
Gallipoli
Gangell, Neville
Garibaldi, Giuseppe
Gay, Thomas
Geary, Ann
genealogy
genocide
Géographe (a French corvette)
George III, King
George IV, King
George V, King
George Street barracks
George Town, Tasmania
Georgeham
Germain, Hugh
Germans
First World War
missionaries
Germany
Gippsland Guardian
Gladstone
Gladstone, William
Glamorgan, Tasmania
Glamorgan Stock Protection Society
Glen Gala, near Swansea
Glenorchy
global warming
Gloucestershire
Glover, John (‘the English Claude’)
Godwin’s Emigrant Guide to Van Diemen’s Land
Goetz, Edie
Golden Lion Hotel, Barnstaple, Devon
Gondwana
Gonneville, Binot Paulmier de
Gordon, Major George Alexander
Gordon River
Gore, William
Gough, Esther
Government House, Hobart
Governor Phillip (ship)
Graves, James Woodcock
Gray, Robin
Great Island see Flinders Island
Great Lakes
Great Oyster Bay
Green (a former convict servant)
Green Party
Green Ponds
Greene, Graham
Brighton Rock
Greene, Nancy
Greenhill, Patricia
Greenhill, Robert
greenhouse effect
greenhouse gases
Greenwich, London
Guandong
Guardian
Guildford (ship)
gulls, Pacific
gums
blue
ghost
peppermint
Gunn’s Plains
Hafnarfjördur, Iceland
‘half-castes’
Hallstrom, Sir Edward
Haraldur (Icelandic government epidemiologist)
Hardwicke, Captain
Harmon, Detective Fred
Harries, Job
Harry (an old Aborigine)
Hartland Point
Haverland, Karl
Hawley Beach, Tasmania
Hay, Pete
Vandiemonian Essays
Hazards, the
Hearps family
Hearps, Jack
Hearps, John
Hearps, Tom
Heckscher (in charge of Hobart’s clocks)
Helen (previous owner of author’s house)
Hello!
Hell’s Gates
Hellyer, Henry
Hesse, Grand Duke of
Hickey, Sue
Higham, Charles
Hipparchus
Hislop, Harold
Historical Families of Ulverstone (series)
Hitler, Adolf
Mein Kampf
Hobart
Archives Office of Tasmania
Beagle docks at
description of
Kemp’s store in
Public Search Room
Salamanca Place
Hobart Cenotaph
Hobart Court House
Hobart General Hospital
Hobart Gun Club
Hobart jail
Hobart Mercury
Hobart Museum
Hobart State Cinema
Hobart Town
Hobart Town Almanac
Hobart Town Courier
Hobart Town Gazette
Hodder, Miss
Holt, Joseph
homophobia
homosexuality
see also lesbianism
Hooker, Joseph
Hooker, William
Hooley, Thomas
Hordern, Brodie
Hordern, Dorothy
Hordern, Joe
Hordern, Nigel
Hordern, Penelope (née Downing; Hordern’s wife)
Hordern, Petre
alcohol and
death from cirrhosis (1918)
emigrates to Australia
funeral
grave
his sons scatter after his death
market gardening
withdrawal into himself
Hordern, Petre (son)
Hordern, Will
Hordern family
Horton, W.
Hotel Holt, Reykjavik
House of Assembly (Tasmania)
House of Austria
House of Commons
Hove, Sussex
Howe, Michael
Hughes, Robert
The Fatal Shore
Hunter, Governor John
Huon pine
Hussein, Saddam
Hutchins School, Hobart
Huxley, Aldous
Point Counter Point
Huxley, Sir Julian Sorell
We Europeans
Huxley, Thomas
Hydro-Electric Commission
Ice Age, last
Iceland, Icelanders
Illustrated London News
Independent Indigenous Advisory Committee
India
Indian Army
Indonesia
insects
Iraq, invasion of
Ireland
Isle of Seals
Isle of Wight
Ivory, Charles
Jackson, Wallaby
Jacobaz, Pieter
Jane’s Defence Weekly
Jeffreys, Lieutenant
Jeffries, Mark
Jenett, Stewart
Jericho, Tasmania
Jerusalem, Tasmania
Jews
Jimmy
Johnsen, Gudrun
Johnston, Major
Jones, ‘Bossy’
Jones, George (Bumpy)
Jones, Hon. Alexander
Jones, Lester
Jones & Co, Hobart
Jordan, Tasmania
Jorgenson, Jorgen
Aborigines, and
death
district constable
drunkenness and gambling
Duke d’Angiens
friendship with Hooker
Kemp’s act of generosity
marriage
much in common with Kemp
Observations on the Funded System
Protector of Ice
land
Robertus Montanus or the Oxford Scholar
The Copenhagen Expedition traced to other causes than the Treaty of Tilsit
transportation to Van Diemen’s Land
wife’s drunkenness
writing
Jorgenson, Norah (née Corbett)
Josephine, Empress
Jukes, Joseph
Jumpy
Kafka, Franz
‘In the Penal Colony’
Kaia (female sailor on the Windeward Bound)
Kangaroo Island
kangaroos
Kelle, Miss Nellie
Kelly’s Basin, Sarah Island
Kelvedon
Kelvedon beach
Kemp, Anthony Facer (Kemp’s father)
Kemp, Anthony Fenn
Aborigines and
acting Lieutenant Governor
apogee of his power (mid-1820s)
apprentice in father’s business
arrest
arrival in Tasmania (1804, 1816)
bankrutpcy
birth
‘black sheep’
burial
children
christening mug
correspondence with William Potter
daughter Elizabeth’s marriage
death (October 1868)
debts
‘Dollar Kemp’
‘Epitaph’
estate outside Green Ponds
‘Extempore Allegro’
Father of Tasmania
Father of the People
feckless businessman
‘Field Marshal’ of Home Guard
first recorded act of generosity
France, in
Freemasonry
French plans to claim Van Diemen’s Land
Hobart Town, in
importance of
imprisonment
inheritance
Johnston’s court martial
Judge Advocate
loan from Potter
magistrate, as
marriage ceremonies, conducting
marriage to Elizabeth Riley
mercantile activities
moral awakening
number of children