William Wentworth - Knowledge

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the governments of other colonies to provide education for the people, that duty became infinitely more imperious here. If it was the duty of the State to instruct the free and virtuous population of those colonies, how much greater the necessity to enlighten the tainted population of this ... In this colony, therefore, of all others, it was the paramount duty of the Government to provide for the instruction of the people, and to reclaim it from the mood taint attaching to it, by elevating and enlightening the minds of its inhabitants.

1757: 1535: 1295:. In 1827, Wentworth was the defence counsel for Lieutenant Nathaniel Lowe who was accused and acquitted of shooting dead an Aboriginal prisoner. He argued that Englishmen were justified in punitively killing Aboriginal people as the law had an "inability" to punish them and therefore did not exist to protect them, whom he described as being "one degree just above the beasts of the field — possessing no understanding beyond a confused notion of right and wrong, and that is all." 933: 1612: 1601: 1322:, numerically considered very inconsiderable, ensued. But the force of the bullets and bayonets of the English forces prevailed, and peace and quiet was for ever obtained. It was not the policy of a wise Government to attempt the perpetuation of the aboriginal race of New South Wales by any protective means. They must give way before the arms, aye! even the diseases of civilised nations—they must give way before they attained the power of those nations. 1300:

condition, from their vagabond state, to make a treaty with the head of any civilized government. If there be no public compact of this sort, there can only exist a tacit compact among individuals, which goes no further than to say, we will be at peace with you if you keep peaceable with us, and that compact would be sufficient to authorize the gentleman at the bar to punish any of these natives who violated this compact, in any way he might think fit.

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seven years' hard labour with the unusual additional punishment of being chained from the neck for the entirety of their sentences. Wentworth described Sudds' death as "murder, or at least a high misdemeanour". In 1827, Wentworth's father died and William inherited much of his highly valuable assets and property, becoming one of the wealthiest men in the colony. He purchased land in eastern Sydney at

4689: 4357: 1128:. The following year, 24 members were elected by eligible land-holding male citizens of the colony. Although these changes seemed to democratise governance in New South Wales, it in fact markedly increased the influence of the wealthy land-holding squatters due to the prerequisite of owning at least £2,000 worth of land in order to be a candidate. Wentworth was elected to the Council in 1843 for 1395:, tabled a plan to expand the existing Sydney College – of which Wentworth was on the governing council – into a university. Wentworth argued that a state secular university was imperative for the growth of a society aspiring towards self-government, and that it would provide the opportunity for "the child of every class, to become great and useful in the destinies of his country". 1309:," and would enable them to "wreak their revenge on the unfortunate white man". When the issue was brought before the Council again in 1849, he referred to the proposal as "most fatal to the natives themselves most cruel to the white inhabitants." He simultaneously referred to the hangings of the perpetrators of the 1838 1299:

We could not, according to any principles, have assumed any right of sovereignty over them; they are the free occupants of the demesne or soil; it belongs to them by law of nations, anterior to any laws which follow from human institutions ... there is no right of empire among them, no Chieftain in a

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Wentworth retired from the Legislative Council of New South Wales in 1854 and sailed for England in March of that same year. With the rise of free immigration during this gold rush period, his continued advocacy for indentured labour and a colonial peerage system made him an unpopular figure. He was

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of the Australian colonies, with each colony given equal representation in an intercolonial assembly, a proposal subsequently endorsed by his General Association for the Australian Colonies. He further proposed that a 'permissive Act' be passed by Parliament allowing the colonies of Australia or any

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as "judicial murder" – it was reported in his obituary that "the Crown was thought by Mr. Wentworth, and by many more, to have strained the law against those who slew the savages," with their executions "bitterly and even fiercely resented by Wentworth, and ... perhaps, never forgiven or forgotten."

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for passage from China, to be paid back over a five year labour contract. He had them punished with jail terms of hard labour for absconding. On one occasion, an interpreter for the Chinese workers verbally abused Wentworth following the sentencing of one of the workers, and was subsequently charged

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It is always a gratification of the highest order to behold a repentant sinner making some great and signal atonement for the errors of his past life ... Without broadly asserting that Mr. Wentworth is precisely in the position of the youthful sinner referred to, we think we can perceive in some of

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No doubt on the subject of education great and deplorable apathy had existed in the colony; but while he wished not to excuse the community from their share of the blame, he must confess that this apathy seemed to him to be more chargeable on the Government than on the public. If it was the duty of

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Thirty years’ intercourse with Europeans has not effected the slightest change in their habit; and those even, who have the most intermixed with the colonists, have never been prevailed upon to practise any of the arts of civilized life ... Frequent attempts have been made to divert them from their

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request that Brisbane lobby Westminster for “the immediate establishment” of trial by jury and “Taxation by Representation.” Of his call for an elected legislature, Wentworth noted “there are colonists of … very great influence at home who are inimical to the establishment in New South Wales of the

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Wentworth's support for the rights of emancipists pitted him against the opposing exclusives. During a public meeting held in October 1825 to commemorate the outgoing Governor Brisbane, Wentworth expressed a hope “to deprive them of their venom and their fangs”. He successfully proposed a motion to

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The death of Private Joseph Sudds in November 1826 inflamed Wentworth, prompting him to demand Governor Darling's recall. Sudds and Private Patrick Thompson had broken the law in an effort to be discharged. Darling, seeking to make an example of the two, sentenced Thompson and already-ill Sudds to

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The University of Sydney Wentworth Medal was established in 1854 from a gift of £200 from Wentworth. It was initially presented to the best essay in English prose and now rewards "an outstanding essay addressing a nominated question." The Wentworth Fellowship, a postgraduate research scholarship

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Wentworth positioned himself in government as a vocal leader for the wealthy squatters and landowners. He vehemently opposed any reforms that threatened the status of this "squattocracy" class and was instrumental in the removal of Governor Gipps in 1846 who wanted to fund free emigration to the

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and is believed to be the first political party in Australia. While it began as a broad church, division soon grew over the rights of emancipists, augmented by Wentworth drafting two bills for the association proposing not just representative government but also the repeal of all restrictions on

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Public meetings open the eyes of the people—shew them their own strength—moral as well as physical and convey to their reasoning faculties truths, to which, but for them, they might remain strangers. Public meetings expose the irresistibility of the people, if they firmly and legally claim their

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I see In this measure the path opened to the poor man to the highest position which the country can afford him. So far from being an institution for the rich, I take It to be an institution for the poor. ... I trust that, from the pregnant womb of this institution will arise a long list of

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In this book Wentworth advocated for an elected assembly for New South Wales, free press, trial by jury and settlement of Australia by free emigrants rather than convicts. It served as the source material for the first theatrical play set in Van Diemen's Land (modern-day Tasmania), the

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Convict transportation to the colony ended in 1840 and with it the squatters lost a very cheap source of labour to work on their properties. Wentworth no longer approved of free European migration to fill the void as this was more costly. With other members of the squattocracy such as

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When the Wentworths sailed to Britain in 1862, their Aboriginal servant Bobby travelled with them. Bobby returned after finding the winters too cold, Sarah Wentworth remarking that "He is naturally so clever and sensible that I hope he will be content to go back to Vaucluse.”

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Due to his mother being a felon and his conception being out of wedlock, confusion has existed around the exact date of William Wentworth's birth. His father, however, acknowledged him as a legitimate son and he became a part of colonial society as a Wentworth family member.

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should pass, despite the opposition of squatters. This opposition had culminated in the resignation of the previous speaker on the last sitting day of the prior Council. Wentworth's proposal for an elected Legislative Council with high property qualifications and a

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Wentworth helped endow the university, and donations from Wentworth funded the establishment of the Wentworth Medal in 1854 and the Wentworth Fellowship in 2020. The 1972-built Wentworth Building is named after him, and a statue of him stands in the Great Hall.

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lawsuit against a certain Captain John Payne. William and Sarah had seven daughters and three sons: Carol Liston, biographer of Sarah Wentworth, noted that her commissioning of various domestic duties was fundamental to the success of her husband and children.

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force, believing "it would be the most powerful, perhaps, the only means, of averting those collisions between the blacks and the border settlers which had hitherto unfortunately existed." The first Commandant of the Native Police for the northern districts,

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a lump sum of £100 with an annual payment of £50, as well as £20 upfront and £10 annually for the other chiefs, Wentworth laid claim to 8 million hectares which amounted to around a third of the entire New Zealand land mass. This included the third of the

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In 1844, there was a push to reform the judicial system to allow evidence to be given by Aboriginals. Wentworth was vociferous in his opposition, claiming that the evidence given by "this savage race" would be comparative to the "chatterings of the

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intervened and prevented the transaction from proceeding, openly accusing Wentworth of an outrageous and immoral fraud against the Māori. This heightened the fierce enmity between the squatters and Gipps, with Wentworth, now a leading member of the

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cattle property and the Galathra and Burburgate holdings. Wentworth was able to obtain most of these vast accumulations of land for only the £10 annual squatting fee, and after stocking them, was able to sell the properties for considerable profit.

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Every community which has not a free government is devoid of that security of person and property which has been found to be the chief stimulus to individual exertion and the only basis on which social edifice can repose in a solid and durable

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In 1853 Wentworth chaired the committee to draft a new constitution for New South Wales, which was to receive full responsible self-government from Britain. His draft provided for a powerful unelected Legislative Council and an elected

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Wentworth became involved in literary pursuits, and by 1824 had published a number of notable works. He had created a minor stir in 1816 by anonymously publishing a satirical verse attacking the Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales,

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lawsuit against Captain John Payne. The proceeding was the first such case in Australia. William and Sarah had previously named their daughter Thomasine in honour of Sir Thomas Brisbane. A love poem from William to Sarah appeared in

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trial by jury. However, by 1840 the political climate in New South Wales had changed and with Wentworth becoming one of the wealthiest and most powerful landholders in the colony, his views became very conservative.

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illustrious names—of statesmen—of patriots—of philanthropists—of philosophers—of poets and of heroes, who will shed a deathless halo, not only on their country, but upon the University which called them into being.

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Once in England, he founded the "General Association for the Australian Colonies", whose object was to obtain a federal assembly for the whole of Australia. He refused several offers of honours, including for a

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During the 1830s, Wentworth continued to push his professed ideals of free emigration, trial by jury, rights for emancipists and elected representation. On 29 May 1835, a meeting chaired by Wentworth discussed

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Wentworth's amendment passed and National Board of Education was established in 1848 following a change of governor; schools were established for both sexes. Wentworth was also key to the establishment of the

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In 1820, Wentworth noted that the outbreak of smallpox decimating Aboriginal communities around Sydney was retold in traditional songs. He romanticised the lifestyle of Aboriginal Australians in his 1823 epic

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colony through additional tariffs on squatting licences. With Gipps out of the picture, Wentworth was able to facilitate the passing of the Squatters' Act of 1848, which allowed for very favourable long-term

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He promoted access on the basis of merit rather than religious or social status. Speaking in the Legislative Council in September 1849 advocating for the establishment of a university, Wentworth argued

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drawn from the landowning class. He described people without property as "idiots, unfit to have any voice" in parliament. This draft aroused the bitter opposition of the democrats and radicals such as

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subset of them which was not a penal settlement to federate at will. Wentworth, hoping to garner as broad support as possible, proposed a loose association of the colonies, which was criticised by

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his recent actions evidence of a latent consciousness of not having discharged, his duty to his country, and of a desire to make some expiation for his culpable neglect, not to use a stronger term.

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Clergy ... ought to be excluded altogether from ... management ... its gates must be open to all whether they were disciples of Moses, of Jesus, of Brahmin, of Mohammed, of Vishnu or of Buddha.

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Well before Wentworth led the creation of the first self-governing New South Wales constitution, he advocated for representative government in the colony. In his 1819 book, Wentworth wrote:

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writes "seems to have been a description of Wentworth's standing in the colony at the time – specifically, at about the time of Wentworth's marriage in 1829". K. R. Cramp of the

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A large portrait of Wentworth was erected in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly in 1859 following a motion from Sir Henry Parkes. The original Legislative Council room in

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In 1848, Wentworth proposed the establishment of "a Congress from the various Colonial Legislatures" to legislate on "inter-colonial questions" in response to a suggestion from

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west of Sydney and opened up the grazing lands of inland New South Wales. Wentworth kept a journal of the exploration which begins by describing the first day of the journey:

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on 6 May 1873, a day declared by the governor as a public holiday. Around 65,000 people lined the route of the funeral procession to Vaucluse where Wentworth was buried. The

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before doing so. This followed protracted conflict between Governor Darling and reformists including Wentworth, involving Darling's reassignment of the foreman printer for

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In 1842, the British government passed the Constitution Act for New South Wales which allowed for elected representatives to outnumber those nominated by the Crown in the

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During his time leading elected conservatives in the Legislative Council between 1843 and 1854, Wentworth led agitation for the local control of Crown lands and revenue.

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where conflict with the local people resulted in five of the crew being killed. Wentworth was nearly killed himself but with the aid of a pistol was able to flee to the

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within the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, was established in 2020 from an 1862 donation by Wentworth. The Wentworth Building, built in 1972 to accommodate the

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vagrant propensities, and to adopt some of the fixed occupations of social man; but except in one or two instances, these attempts have been utterly unsuccessful.

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On the Eleventh of May our party consisting of Mr. Gregory Blaxland, Lieutenant Lawson and Myself with four servants quitted Mr. Gregory Blaxland's farm on the

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As well as describing the scenery Wentworth saw in the Blue Mountains, the poem featured a romanticised portrayal of the lifestyle of Aboriginal Australians.

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incorporated Wentworth's legal argument that convicts could only be removed from assignments if to their benefit, and required the Governor to consult the

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Wentworth's constitution committee also proposed a General Assembly of the Australian Colonies to legislate on intercolonial matters, including tariffs,

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estate expanding his Hunter River holdings. In the 1830s he formed partnerships with Captain Thomas Raine and John Christie in taking up land along the

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Upon becoming President of the Legislative Council, Wentworth agreed with Premier Charles Cowper that the Council should be elected and that the

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and on the 29th of the June Month descended from the Mountain into forest land having travelled as nearly as I can compute about 60 Miles.

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A Statistical, Historical, and Political Description of the Colony of New South Wales and Its Dependent Settlements in Van Diemen's Land.

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As a young boy William Wentworth moved from Norfolk Island to Sydney with his parents and younger brothers in 1796. The family lived at

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quota system turned out to be too liberal for Cowper, who let it lapse, preferring reasonable appointees to popularly elected members.

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to be presented in an official colonial legislative report. Wentworth had proposed a "Congress" of the colonial legislatures in 1848.

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Some of these properties were immense and became famous as highly valuable sheep and cattle stations. These included the 120,000 acre

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newspaper (not to be confused with the present-day paper of the same name), the colony's first privately owned paper. Governor Sir

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in New South Wales and attempted to arrange his marriage with Elizabeth Macarthur, the daughter of the highly influential colonist

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Wentworth financially supported his various half-brothers and sisters from his father and Anne Lawes, paying for their education.

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now adjoining the Legislative Assembly chamber was in 2013 named the Wentworth Room after D'Arcy and William Charles Wentworth.

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labour and procured them as servants at his Vaucluse mansion and on his grazing properties. Wentworth advanced each coolie six

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in Vaucluse became Australia's first official house museum, established as such in 1915. He is recognised in the name of the

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A country of so singular a description could in my opinion only have been produced by some Mighty convulsion in Nature.

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and Catherine Crowley. Catherine was a convict while his father, D'Arcy, was a member of the aristocratic Anglo-Irish

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in the Blue Mountains commemorates his role in the expedition. As a reward he was granted 1,000 acres (4.0 km).

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and with his career prospects blunted, he returned to Sydney in 1810. He rode his father's horse Gig to victory at

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It took two attempts on Wentworth's behalf before the plan was finally adopted, culminating in the passage of the

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In April 1851, Wentworth established a committee to formulate a motion against the perceived inadequacies of the

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Wentworth was a strong supporter of universal and secular education. He became a shareholder in the newly-opened

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depicting the Blue Mountains crossing, and again in 1974 on the anniversary of the first newspaper publication.

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with high property qualifications for voting and membership. He also suggested the establishment of a colonial

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up north and Sydney down south; the line ultimately developed into the Main North line connecting Sydney and

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In 1839, Wentworth led a consortium of Sydney speculators in an attempt to acquire large amounts of land in

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by Wentworth for absconding, and as such was sentenced to two months' imprisonment with hard labour.

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and soon became the leader of the conservative party, opposed to the liberal-minded members led by

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In between studying and writing, Wentworth also travelled to Europe, spending much of his time in

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heckled, hissed at and had his speech interrupted by the public during his departure ceremony at

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Australasia: a poem written for the Chancellor's Medal at the Cambridge commencement, July 1823

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in October 1849 praised Wentworth for his efforts to establish the university, remarking that:

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A Statistical Account of the British Settlements in Australasia (1819) Retrieved 18 July 2020

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Settlers and Convicts, or, Recollections of sixteen years’ labour in the Australian backwoods

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In 1830, he fathered a child, Henry, out of wedlock with Jamima Eagar, the estranged wife of

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In 1963 he was honoured, together with Blaxland and Lawson, on a postage stamp issued by

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William Charles Wentworth III (1871–1949) married Florence Denise Griffiths, daughter of

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began in Australia. With an editorial leaning toward the rights of ex-convicts (known as

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and other harsh punishments administered to convicts in New South Wales went on to say:

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was uncensored and so government censorship of newspapers was abandoned in 1824 and the

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as occupying "the lowest place in the gradatory scale of the human species." He wrote:

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During the trial, Wentworth quipped that the prisoners ought to be forced to work on

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A statistical, historical and political description of the colony of New South Wales

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in Sydney. A bust of him was unveiled in Coronation Park, Wentworth Falls in 2016.

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described Wentworth as "Australia's greatest native son," which Jeremy Stoljar

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was soon after constructed over his grave, overseen by Wentworth's wife Sarah.

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system and legislated for the creation of Australia's first university, the

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William Charles Wentworth, 1861-1862, Dalton's Royal Photographic Gallery

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and in 1827 he received a grant of 12,000 acres of prime land along the

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Journal of an expedition, across the Blue Mountains, 11 May-6 June 1813

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Journal of an expedition, across the Blue Mountains, 11 May-6 June 1813

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Fanny Katherine Wentworth (1829–1893), named after her parents’ mothers

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A Statistical Account of the British Settlements in Australasia (1819)

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Laura Wentworth (1842–1887) married Henry William Keays-Young in 1872.

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Diana Wentworth Wentworth married Mungo Ballardie MacCallum (1913–99)

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Fitzwilliam Wentworth (1833–1915) married Mary Jane Hill, daughter of

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Wentworth returned to Sydney in 1824, accompanied by fellow barrister

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New South Wales State Library: Catalogue: Crossing the Blue Mountains

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In 1857 while in London, Wentworth produced a draft Bill proposing a

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for a "central authority" for the Australian colonies. This preceded

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In 1814 Wentworth continued his adventurous lifestyle by joining a

4140:"How academics are taking steps to be open to uncomfortable ideas" 2182: 693:

Wentworth returned to England in 1816 where he studied law at the

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refers to Wentworth as "Australia's greatest son" in his booklet

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Minister in charge of Aboriginal Affairs under the Prime Minister

1552: 1487: 1169:, Wentworth advocated for the introduction of indentured Chinese 716:. He formulated an idea of establishing himself as a leader of a 647:, Wentworth once again references what he saw on the expedition: 505: 235: 4238:

William Charles Wentworth : Australia's greatest native son

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William Charles Wentworth : Australia's greatest native son

1979:, Oxford University Press, Melbourne 1972 (comprising 30 pages). 1888:. Another statue of Wentworth is located on the exterior of the 480:

by accepting the position of assistant surgeon in the colony of

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Wentworth's clash with Darling was dramatised in the TV series

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William Wentworth was instrumental in the establishment of the

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An Emigrant Mechanic (Alexander Harris) (1847, 1977 reprint),

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And, O Britannia!... may this—thy last-born infant—then arise,

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who had been represented by Wentworth in her successful 1825

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in 1861. Throughout his life, he promoted the subjugation of

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Australia's First Patriot: The Story of William C. Wentworth

1116:

The association was established by Wentworth and ex-convict

4896:"First State funeral [in colonial New South Wales]" 4759: 2360:. Adelaide. 22 September 1934. p. 8 – via Trove. 2021:

Single-handed Patriot: A Story of William Charles Wentworth

360:. He was among the first colonists to articulate a nascent 2535: 2533: 2393:. Brisbane. 26 October 1933. p. 12 – via Trove. 2040:

William Charles Wentworth: Australia's greatest native son

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in Sydney's Inner West was named after Wentworth in 1882.

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Wentworth expanded his property holdings, obtaining large

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published 2017 by Westpac Banking Corporation 2017 p.296

2739:"Two hundred years of Sydney newspapers: a short history" 1774:

1813 crossing of the Blue Mountains § Commemorations

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Portrait of William Charles Wentworth (bronze medallion)

1741:. Wentworth had supported her with money and a house on 1494:, who ridiculed Wentworth's plans for what he called a " 1414:

On the university's secular mandate, Wentworth declared:

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throughout New South Wales. In 1832 he acquired land at

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realised there was little point in continuing to censor

449:, the first successful British traversal of the region. 16:

19th-century Australian politician, writer, and explorer

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While arguing against the proposal, Wentworth remarked:

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Earliest pictorial representation of the crossing from

4442:"Profile of the electoral division of Wentworth (NSW)" 2053:

Robert Griffin, Joy Hughes, Anne Toy and Peter Watts:

1966:: A.H. Pettifer Government Printer: Third Edition 1923 1477:, Australia's oldest, was devised chiefly by Wentworth 531:

in the first official horse races on Australian soil.

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Presidents of the New South Wales Legislative Council

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Journal of the Australian Catholic Historical Society

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200 The Westpac Story: 200 years supporting Australia

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under Captain Philip Goodenough. This vessel reached

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for his advocacy of self-government; a key figure in

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Wentworth was the leading advocate for the rights of

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Maitland Mercury and Hunter River General Advertiser

2008:The Miegunyah Press at Melbourne University Press. 1326:

In 1849, Wentworth supported the establishment of a

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Wentworth chaired a public meeting establishing the

859:), the paper was in frequent conflict with Governor 619:, led the expedition which found a route across the 61:

President of the New South Wales Legislative Council

4665:"Wentworth Memorial Church and Moveable Collection" 3434:"THE HISTORY OF RAIL SERVICES IN THE HUNTER VALLEY" 5084:Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council 4875:Portrait of William Charles Wentworth (copy print) 3260: 2662:, Libraries Tasmania. Retrieved on 23 August 2022. 2465:. Sydney. 7 May 1873. p. 2 – via Trove. 2002:John Ritchie: Obituary. Retrieved 12 December 2012 1028:to establish huge squatting licenses in his name. 657:Survey'st these fertile plains, that stretch below 2603:The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 2515:The Sydney Gazette and New South Wales Advertiser 1836:, built in honour of servicemen and women of the 457:William Charles Wentworth was born on the vessel 5050: 4296:The Kiama Independent, and Shoalhaven Advertiser 2445:. 25 October 1967. p. 35 – via Trove. 2432:. 24 October 1936. p. 13 – via Trove. 2419:. 23 November 1937. p. 7 – via Trove. 2380:. 27 October 1923. p. 18 – via Trove. 673:-getting voyage to the South Pacific aboard the 3959:"Sydney University. Its origin and development" 2673:Great Southern Land: A New History of Australia 1448: 1257:Who hold all things in common, earth, sea, air, 1215:the railway line between Newcastle and Maitland 5035:24 June 1861 – 10 October 1862 1930:The Poets and Prose Writers of New South Wales 1728:Sir Charles Gordon-Cumming-Dunbar, 9th Baronet 556: 19:For other people named William Wentworth, see 4973:June 1843 – April 1854 2183:Ritchie, John; Brissenden collection (1997), 1228: 770:To glad thy heart, and greet thy parent eyes; 519:Wentworth failed to gain entry into both the 508:to be educated at an exclusive school run by 4465:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 4234: 3701:. Historic Houses Trust of New South Wales. 3273:"Mr William Charles Wentworth (1790 - 1872)" 2259: 2072:Wentworth/Hill/Griffiths/Scott/Cooper family 1148:A bronze medallion portrait of Wentworth by 5209:Founders of Australian schools and colleges 4893: 4741:William Charles Wentworth of Vaucluse House 4657: 3725:McCulloch, Samuel Clyde (1 February 1959). 1964:William Charles Wentworth of Vaucluse House 1859:William Charles Wentworth of Vaucluse House 1501: 1242:Swift-footed hunters of the pathless plain, 1237:Ye primal tribes, lords of this old domain, 652:Hail mighty ridge! that from thy azure brow 126:3 September 1861 – 10 October 1862 4469:) CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list ( 4325: 4211:"Sir Charles Augustus FitzRoy (1796–1858)" 3103:. Canberra: National Centre of Biography, 2317:. 6 May 1872. p. 5 – via Trove. 2135:. Canberra: National Centre of Biography, 1959:: Angus & Robertson Ltd.: Sydney 1911. 1760:A statue of Wentworth by Italian sculptor 1567:estate. He was elected as a Fellow of the 775:And Australasia float, with flag unfurl'd, 43: 3773:"REPORT FROM BOARD OF NATIONAL EDUCATION" 3724: 2642: 2624: 2568: 2478: 2476: 2474: 2472: 2327: 1726:Edith Wentworth (1845–1891) married Rev. 1277:As a young writer in 1819, Wentworth saw 1100:as candidates for the Legislative Council 464:off the coast of the penal settlement of 402:, he participated in the creation of the 5159:Australian people of Anglo-Irish descent 5139:Australian newspaper publishers (people) 4789: 4675:Department of Planning & Environment 4427:"Origin of Blue Mountains Town Names.." 4379:"The Wentworths – Hidden in Plain Sight" 4343:Department of Planning & Environment 3412:Maitland and District Historical Society 3408:"Hunter River Railway Company 1853-1855" 3153: 3151: 3149: 3147: 2868:"The Wentworths – Hidden in Plain Sight" 2626:"Wentworth, William Charles (WNTT823WC)" 2569:Wentworth, William Charles (July 1823). 2482: 2127:"Wentworth, William Charles (1790–1872)" 1755: 1688:member of Parliament 1949–77, inaugural 1610: 1599: 1533: 1468: 1366: 1143: 1088: 931: 808: 792: 737:. In 1819 he published a book entitled: 596: 4708: 4670:New South Wales State Heritage Register 4592:Wentworth Institute of Higher Education 4376: 4338:New South Wales State Heritage Register 3662: 3157: 2730: 2255: 2253: 2251: 2249: 2247: 2245: 2243: 2241: 2239: 2237: 2235: 2233: 2231: 2229: 2227: 2225: 1387:. It came about when Wentworth and Sir 1342: 1247:Unshackled wanderers, enthusiasts free, 789:Influential colonist in New South Wales 756:In 1823 he also published an epic poem 73:24 June 1861 – 10 October 1862 5149:19th-century Australian businesspeople 5051: 4663: 4331: 4162: 4160: 4133: 4131: 4104: 4102: 3720: 3718: 3696: 3692: 3690: 3688: 3686: 3684: 3431: 3375: 3373: 3354: 3352: 3066:"A Tour To The North-Western Interior" 2469: 2291:"Obituary - William Charles Wentworth" 2223: 2221: 2219: 2217: 2215: 2213: 2211: 2209: 2207: 2205: 2120: 2118: 2116: 2114: 2112: 1971:Wentworth, William Charles (1790–1872) 1638: 1393:University of Edinburgh Medical School 1126:Legislative Council of New South Wales 942:On 26 October 1829, Wentworth married 917:. Wentworth also acquired property in 822: 688: 398:in Australia. A backer of secular and 4821: 4738: 4228: 4193: 4191: 4137: 3926: 3924: 3922: 3876: 3874: 3699:Sarah Wentworth: Mistress of Vaucluse 3602: 3600: 3543: 3541: 3484: 3480: 3478: 3405: 3144: 2862: 2860: 2794:, Melbourne University Press, p. 10. 2564: 2562: 2110: 2108: 2106: 2104: 2102: 2100: 2098: 2096: 2094: 2092: 1987:Sarah Wentworth, Mistress of Vaucluse 1915:, London: G. and W.B. Whittaker, 1823 1659:William Charles Wentworth (1827–1859) 1604:Wentworth's funeral procession along 1055:people. In exchange for paying chief 753:, which premiered in London in 1821. 590:Wentworth's journal of the expedition 2837: 2457:"Public funeral of Mr W C Wentworth" 2285: 2283: 2186:The Wentworths : father and son 1579:President of the Legislative Council 1529: 1359:" used in Ireland, modified so that: 983: 959:three days prior to their marriage. 412:President of the Legislative Council 5189:19th-century Australian journalists 5164:Australian people in rail transport 5124:19th-century Australian politicians 5031:New South Wales Legislative Council 4955:New South Wales Legislative Council 4924:Works by or about William Wentworth 4370: 4157: 4128: 4099: 3844: 3715: 3681: 3370: 3364:New South Wales Legislative Council 3349: 3092: 3043:Narromine News and Trangie Advocate 2962:Narromine News and Trangie Advocate 2934:Australian Town and Country Journal 2737:Victor Isaacs and Rod Kirkpatrick. 2686: 2643:Wentworth, William Charles (1819). 2202: 2055:Vaucluse House: A History and Guide 1880:A statue of Wentworth, sculpted by 1855:Royal Australian Historical Society 1794:waterfall, Wentworth Avenue in the 1733:D'Arcy Bland Wentworth (1848–1922). 1710:Sarah Eleanor Wentworth (1835–1857) 1623:Wentworth died on 20 March 1872 at 1595: 1252:Pure native sons of savage liberty, 1213:in April 1853. The company devised 1161:to be handed out to the squatters. 891:”. Wentworth and Wardell opined in 563:1813 crossing of the Blue Mountains 386:. The establishment of Australia's 141:1 June 1843 – 1 April 1854 114:New South Wales Legislative Council 13: 5129:19th-century Australian historians 4377:Carroll, Grace (8 December 2015). 4215:Australian Dictionary of Biography 4188: 4019: 3919: 3892:from the original on 21 April 2013 3871: 3597: 3538: 3475: 3245:New South Wales Government Gazette 3100:Australian Dictionary of Biography 2857: 2703:Dictionary of Australian Biography 2559: 2547:. State Library of New South Wales 2489:"Wentworth, William Charles" 2132:Australian Dictionary of Biography 2124: 2089: 1713:Eliza Sophia Wentworth (1838–1898) 1464:Australian Colonies Government Act 1391:, a graduate of medicine from the 1139: 476:, who had avoided prosecution for 21:William Wentworth (disambiguation) 14: 5235: 5199:Australian civil rights activists 4870:National Portrait Gallery, London 4859: 3432:Miller, Stephen (3 August 2018). 3360:Votes & Proceedings, Volume 1 2280: 1952:Vol 1: 1891: pps.95-97: Wentworth 1790:in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs, the 780:A new Britannia in another world! 534:In 1811, he was appointed acting 4940: 4687: 4355: 4208: 3831:National Portrait Gallery people 2817:State Library of New South Wales 2660:"Two forgotten bushranger plays" 1823:New South Wales Parliament House 1111:Australian Patriotic Association 751:the Terror! of Van Diemen's Land 705:. He became a barrister and was 583: 571: 5214:University and college founders 5144:19th-century newspaper founders 5109:Alumni of Peterhouse, Cambridge 4841: 4815: 4778: 4767: 4747: 4732: 4702: 4632: 4605: 4580: 4555: 4530: 4502: 4477: 4446:Australian Electoral Commission 4433: 4421: 4396: 4311: 4283: 4255: 4202: 4074: 4049: 3999: 3979: 3951: 3932:"Founding of Sydney University" 3852:"Founding of Sydney University" 3819: 3793: 3765: 3656: 3628: 3569: 3512: 3460: 3451: 3425: 3399: 3321: 3293: 3232: 3204: 3176: 3086: 3058: 3030: 3005: 2977: 2949: 2921: 2885: 2831: 2804: 2784: 2775: 2756: 2721: 2665: 2653: 2636: 2618: 2590: 2502: 2297:. National Centre of Biography. 2189:, Miegunyah Press, p. 40, 2068:Political families of Australia 2006:The Wentworths: Father and Son. 1989:: Historic Houses Trust of NSW 1656:Thomasine Wentworth (1825–1913) 1262:Or only occupy the nightly lair 578:Wentworth Falls, Blue Mountains 343:Lawyer, Pastoralist, Politician 4333:"Wentworth Mausoleum and site" 4138:Baker, Jordan (21 June 2019). 3644:. 14 September 1849. p. 2 3105:Australian National University 2937:. 15 November 1873. p. 16 2449: 2364: 2344: 2321: 2301: 2176: 2137:Australian National University 1950:History of the Colonial Gentry 1538:Wentworth leaving Sydney, 1854 611:In 1813 Wentworth, along with 1: 5184:Australian newspaper founders 5119:19th-century Australian poets 4618:Parliament of New South Wales 4168:"THE STATUE OF MR. WENTWORTH" 3309:. 26 February 1853. p. 5 3301:"Sydney Police Court.—Friday" 3279:Parliament of New South Wales 3074:. 1 September 1874. p. 4 2812:"The Sudds and Thompson case" 2675:, Penguin Books, 2005, p.27 ( 2442:The Australian Women's Weekly 2082: 1475:Parliament of New South Wales 1439:University of Sydney Act 1850 1084: 685:which sailed back to Sydney. 491: 430:, he is widely commemorated. 384:Parliament of New South Wales 5179:Australian newspaper editors 5104:Writers from New South Wales 4902:. Dictionary of Sydney Trust 4824:"Bust unveiled of Wentworth" 4263:"Departure of Mr. Wentworth" 4110:"Heritage Impact Assessment" 3987:"Foundation of a university" 3937:National Museum of Australia 3857:National Museum of Australia 3827:"William Wentworth, b. 1790" 3485:Daley, Paul (11 June 2019). 3337:. 8 November 1851. p. 2 3192:. 9 December 1842. p. 3 2993:. 7 February 1920. p. 2 2965:. 14 October 1932. p. 5 2698:"Wentworth, William Charles" 2606:. 22 October 1814. p. 2 2518:. 20 October 1810. p. 2 2411:"Wentworth memorial service" 1890:Department of Lands building 1745:after Edward abandoned her. 1678:William Charles Wentworth IV 1449:New South Wales constitution 1357:system of national education 1211:Hunter River Railway Company 7: 5174:Australian social reformers 4939:(public domain audiobooks) 4879:State Library of Queensland 4822:Lewis, B. c (23 May 2016). 4510:"History of Wentworth Park" 4429:Blue Mountains City Council 4322:. Retrieved 3 November 2017 4116:. December 2013. p. 89 3248:. 18 July 1843. p. 921 3162:. Ringwood: Penguin Books. 2630:A Cambridge Alumni Database 2309:"William Charles Wentworth" 2061: 1590:proportional representation 1035:property, the 200,000 acre 1024:region, Wentworth employed 913:, which he moved into from 727: 557:Crossing the Blue Mountains 394:led to the introduction of 388:first independent newspaper 10: 5240: 5224:Australian social liberals 5134:Burials in New South Wales 4933:Works by William Wentworth 4915:Works by William Wentworth 4877:digitised and held by the 4563:"The Wentworth Fellowship" 4271:. 21 March 1854. p. 2 4114:New South Wales Government 4057:"The Wentworth Fellowship" 3549:"Criminal Court—(Monday.)" 3469:Australian Railway History 2990:The Muswellbrook Chronicle 2632:. University of Cambridge. 2023:: Book House: Glebe, NSW. 1955:Lewis Deer and John Barr: 1919: 1816:University of Sydney Union 1771: 1645:St Philip's Church, Sydney 1573:Royal Commonwealth Society 1555:, and was a member of the 1229:Views on Aboriginal people 996:and in 1836 he bought the 909:and built a mansion named 560: 521:East India Company College 504:and Matthew, were sent to 301:Catherine Crowley (mother) 18: 5037: 5026: 5022:William Westbrooke Burton 5018: 5008: 4965: 4960: 4953: 4291:"WILLIAM CHAS. WENTWORTH" 4173:The Sydney Morning Herald 4144:The Sydney Morning Herald 3805:The Sydney Morning Herald 3731:Pacific Historical Review 3663:Collins, Patrick (2002). 3641:The Sydney Morning Herald 3616:. 29 June 1849. p. 3 3613:The Sydney Morning Herald 3585:. 21 June 1844. p. 2 3582:The Sydney Morning Herald 3385:South Australian Register 3220:. 19 July 1843. p. 2 3217:The Sydney Morning Herald 2985:"In North and North-west" 2429:The Sydney Morning Herald 2416:The Sydney Morning Herald 2377:The Sydney Morning Herald 2330:William Charles Wentworth 2328:Melbourne, A C V (1934). 2314:The Sydney Morning Herald 1834:Wentworth Memorial Church 1751: 1699:Mungo Wentworth MacCallum 990:pastoral grazing licenses 354:William Charles Wentworth 347: 339: 316: 308: 288: 280: 270: 255: 250:Vaucluse, New South Wales 241: 217: 191:William Charles Wentworth 186: 181: 177: 167: 155: 145: 134: 119: 111: 99: 94:William Westbrooke Burton 87: 77: 66: 58: 54: 42: 30: 4803:. Phoenix Group Co. 2015 4709:Stoljar, Jeremy (2010). 4567:The University of Sydney 4542:The University of Sydney 4319:The Dictionary of Sydney 4299:. 16 May 1872. p. 4 4086:The University of Sydney 4061:The University of Sydney 3912:15 February 2017 at the 3557:. 23 May 1827. p. 3 3381:"SYDNEY RAILWAY COMPANY" 3046:. 6 June 1930. p. 6 1895: 1673:George Neville Griffiths 1569:Royal Geographic Society 1502:Australian confederation 452: 5219:Journalists from Sydney 5099:Politicians from Sydney 4797:"Lands Department Bldg" 4408:Wentworth Shire Council 4027:"Documenting Democracy" 3882:"Documenting Democracy" 3438:Hunter Living Histories 3334:The Moreton Bay Courier 3158:Milliss, Roger (1992). 2510:"Sporting Intelligence" 2495:Encyclopædia Britannica 1884:of Rome, stands at the 1720:) Wentworth (1840–1856) 1512:Australian Commonwealth 1353:state primary education 1066:Edward Gibbon Wakefield 865:Bank of New South Wales 428:New South Wales history 5169:Australian monarchists 5094:Australian journalists 5079:Explorers of Australia 4828:Blue Mountains Gazette 4801:Visit Sydney Australia 4644:Museums of History NSW 3697:Liston, Carol (1988). 3277:Former members of the 3240:"Leglislative Council" 2957:"Job Christie's Grave" 2844:freesettlerorfelon.com 2372:"Wentworth's birthday" 1806:were named after him. 1769: 1680:(1907–2003) (known as 1643:On 26 October 1829 at 1625:Merley House, Wimborne 1620: 1608: 1539: 1478: 1460: 1435: 1420: 1412: 1402: 1375: 1365: 1324: 1302: 1288: 1279:Aboriginal Australians 1266: 1153: 1101: 1096:used by Wentworth and 946:, a convict-descended 939: 902: 884: 819: 806: 641: 633: 608: 549:which Wentworth named 525:Royal Military Academy 416:Aboriginal Australians 228:Merley House, Wimborne 5194:Educational reformers 5114:Australian Freemasons 5041:Terence Aubrey Murray 4241:. Allen & Unwin. 4235:Tink, Andrew (2009). 4012:The People's Advocate 3636:"Legislative Council" 3608:"Legislative Council" 3577:"Legislative Council" 3406:Henderson, Lawrence. 3212:"Legislative Council" 3184:"New South Wales Act" 3013:"The Yanko - History" 2929:"A Tour to the North" 2708:Angus & Robertson 2541:"Wentworth's journal" 2266:. Allen & Unwin. 2260:Tink, Andrew (2009). 1788:Division of Wentworth 1759: 1716:Isabella Christiana ( 1614: 1603: 1537: 1472: 1455: 1430: 1425:The People's Advocate 1416: 1407: 1397: 1370: 1361: 1316: 1297: 1283: 1233: 1204:Australian federation 1147: 1092: 935: 897: 880: 812: 796: 637: 625: 600: 326:Peterhouse, Cambridge 106:Terence Aubrey Murray 5074:Australian explorers 4900:Dictionary of Sydney 4894:Lisa Murray (2013). 4884:The Wentworth family 3995:. 20 September 1849. 3038:"Earliest Squatters" 2893:"The Squatters' Act" 2649:. London: Whittaker. 2576:Macquarie University 2545:Discover Collections 2437:"Australian almanac" 2385:"To-days yesterdays" 2295:Obituaries Australia 1962:K. R. Cramp, M. A.: 1937:History of Australia 1886:University of Sydney 1766:University of Sydney 1484:Legislative Assembly 1381:University of Sydney 1373:University of Sydney 1343:University of Sydney 1311:Myall Creek massacre 889:British Constitution 853:freedom of the press 718:pastoral aristocracy 703:Cambridge University 408:University of Sydney 151:Position established 5154:Lawyers from Sydney 4739:Cramp, K R (1918). 4031:Foundingdocs.gov.au 4007:"Sydney University" 3964:The Daily Telegraph 3886:foundingdocs.gov.au 3472:March 2007 pp83-113 3362:. New South Wales: 2909:on 14 November 2022 2403:The West Australian 2332:. 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