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Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, 1797-1800, Vol. 2: Governors' Despatches to and From EnglandCaptain john hunter, the second Governor of New South Wales, was a typical example of the big-hearted, incorruptible, and zealous naval commander of the period, a man reared and educated amid the stern realities of naval service prior to the peace of Paris in 1783, who knew of no service except that of his King and country, and who thus wa...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, 1797-1800, Vol. 2: Governors' Despatches to and From EnglandCaptain john hunter, the second Governor of New South Wales, was a typical example of the big-hearted, incorruptible, and zealous naval commander of the period, a man reared and educated amid the stern realities of naval service prior to the peace of Paris in 1783, who knew of no service except that of his King and country, and who thus wa...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 17: Series I., Governors' Despatches to and From England, 1833-June, 1835The power of former governors to make land grants at their discretion, to decide on the merits of the applicants, and to deter mine the areas to be granted had been a source of constant friction between the governor and the settlers. If an application for a land grant was refused, the disappointed applicant thought the go...

Excerpt from Historical Records of Australia, Vol. 17: Series I., Governors' Despatches to and From England, 1833-June, 1835The power of former governors to make land grants at their discretion, to decide on the merits of the applicants, and to deter mine the areas to be granted had been a source of constant friction between the governor and the settlers. If an application for a land grant was refused, the disappointed applicant thought the go...