Diary Adelaide
Appendix
List of Sources and Footnotes
(081) Augur was a priest and official in the classical Roman world. His main role was the practice of augury, the interpretation of the will of the gods by studying events he observed within a predetermined sacred space (templum).
(082) W. Duffel Schepherd, Native murder victim; notice in the Colonial Register of May 25th, 1839.(083) James Thompson Native murder victim; notice in the Colonial Register of May 25th, 1839.(084) unripe, dead fruit premature, stillborn child.(085) Paitja dangerous or loathed animal.(086) Jura / Yura a large serpent or other monstrous and imaginary creature.(087) Comet Small celestial body, usually a few kilometers in diameter, which develops a glowing tail (light trail) through outgassing in the parts of its orbit close to the sun.(088) Asteroid astronomical small body(089) Charles Beaumont Howard (1807-1843) was the first appointed chaplain of the Anglican Church in South Australia and arrived in Adelaide with the first Governor John Hindmarsh on board the "HMS Buffalo" on December 28th, 1838.(090) Address by Pastor Kavel in the Adelaide Gazette(091) Robert Cock (1801-1871) was one of the first European explorers on the Australian continent and came to South Australia with his family on board the "HMS Buffalo" in December 1836.(092) Spencer Gulf is the western of two inlets that extend into the southern coast of Australia.(093) Encounter Bay is a bay located on the south central coast about 100 kilometres south of of Adelaide.(094) Charles Grant, 1. Baron Glenelg (1778-1866) was appointed Secretary of State for the Colonies in April 1835 by William Lamb, 2nd_Viscount Melbourne bestimmt and created Baron Glenelg in May.-
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(095a) Henry Simpson (Second Mate) who arrived with his wife and child on board the "John Pirie" in Holdfast Bay on August 16, 1836, or about(095b) John Simpson (Mate), who arrived on board the "Sarah and Elizabeth" in Neapan Bay on Kangaroo Island on April 24, 1837.