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condition of (1791), described by Tench, 187.

Norfolk Island, convicts' plot to capture, 1195 hurricane in, 120; martial law proclaimed by Major Ross, 150; Phillip's care of, 239; population of (1791), 194; Ross's account of affairs in, 194; sea-birds, chief subsistence of settlers during famine, 197; second expedition to, 139; wreck of Sirius, 142; settlement of, entrusted to Lieutenant King, 49, 106; progress of, 121.
 

P
Palmerston, Lord, his opinion of qualifications of naval officers, 227.
Parker, Mrs, visit to colony in Gorgon described by, 218.
Parramatta, 117, 124.
Penal laws in England, rigour of, 165.
Penal settlement in New South Wales (see New South Wales).
Phillip, Admiral, birth and parentage, 1; character of, 6, 21, 23, 24, 42,46, 72, 99, 136, 148, 185, 251; death at Bath, 249; record of, by Sydney Gazette, 250; family and pedigree {see Appendix I., 255-258); letters and writings of, extracts from, 18, 21, 25» 36, 55, 58, 62, 95, 229, 234, 235, 242, 243, 244, 245; marriage of, 3, 255; naval career in early life, 25 promotion, 248; New South Wales, life in (see various entries under New South Wales); office resigned by, 242; pension granted by Government, 243; personal appearance, 6; Portuguese Navy, service in, 3; documents relating to (see Appendix II, 259-327).
Pitt Water named by Phillip, 107.
Pococke, Sir George, 2.
Port Jackson (see under New South Wales).
Portsmouth Harbour, 28.
Portugal, generous reception of Fleet by Viceroy, at Rio, 37; war with Spain, Phillip's services as post-captain accepted, 3; documents relating to Phillip's service in Portuguese Navy (see Appendix II., 259-327).
Portuguese soldier discovered as stowaway in ship of Fleet, 37.
Prison system in England, horrors of, 166.
Prospect Hill, 190.
Provisions (see under New South Wales).
Punishment of convicts, 34, 166, 184.
 

Q
Queen, 225.
 

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Rebello, General J. I. de Brito, 259, 260.
Richards, Mr, contractor of provisions for Fleet, 41.
Richmond Hill, 116.
Rio de Janeiro, arrival of Fleet at, 36; Portuguese soldier discovered as stowaway in ship of Fleet, 37.

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