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...bjuration and received in the Cath. Church and gave conditional baptism to William Fleet in the presence of a small congregation. · :William X Fleet's mark, Doherty's X mark, William O'Keif’s mark, ...

...and as I did when I arrived to these poor natives who were nothing but Mr. William's servants. ...

...few details about the man who had sold the bishop the property at Mulivai. William Pritchard had come to Samoa from Tahiti in 1845 and opened the first perman ...

...tter from the Ward collection carries the address: Via England, Mr Francis William Mary Redwood, Student at the College of St Mary in St Chamond. France. Loir ...

...aillon. I don't know. On the crossing from Futuna to Wallis on the ship "William Hamilton" I began to write down the main circumstances of what happened in ...me running to advise us there was a ship in sight. This ship, called the "William Hamilton," was an American one. Great was my joy, but it didn't last long, ...

...e 13th, to which I will return. On the 18th I left the same day but before William Williams to go to Wairoa, it is one of the most charming places of New Zeal ...about. I said that I would put forward the same things in front of Parata [William Williams], the one led, led, finally it was decided among all the Maoris th ...

*[[Media:The_Marist_Missionary_-_Jennings.pdf |William Jennings - "The Marist Missionary Letters (1838-54)" in ''The New Zealand J ...

...this island, situated in the Dampilerne strait, <ref> Read: Dampier. For William Dampier who discovered it in 1700 (cf. Sharp, p. 92) and gave the name of R ...

...> The wounded were mostly massacred on the spot, as well as an Englishman, William Peel, who had joined the Singave side. ...

...Apia at Mulivai on a piece of land Bataillon had purchased from the trader William Pritchard. Here he intended to build a residence and cathedral. Although we ...

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...and he travelled through the Urewera for some months, crossing paths with William Colenso. He left Mahia on 10 July 1842 to arrive in Kororareka on 24 Augus ...

...ion, Thomas Boag, for safekeeping. When the two managed to escape on the "William Hamilton" he recovered it and rewrote it. But it was Bataillon who, on the ...

...others. It had a square stern and carried two masts. It had been built by William Coale in Salem (Massachusetts) on order of the American Board of Missions f ...

...New Zealand (Cf O’Donoghue p 55), see above [1]), the Benedictine priests William Bernard Ullathorne and Henry Gregory were with him (Cf ''Australian Diction ...

...mself and one of the directors of the New Zealand Company. His son, Henry William Petre, one of the first settlers in Wellington, brought out Father O’Reilly ...mber. His temporary replacement doesn’t like Catholics much.<ref> Governor William Hobson died on 10 September 1842; he was replaced by Lieutenant Willoughb ...

...ecent Methodist victory and the influence of John Thomas and his colleague William Brooks were too powerful. The King did not allow Pompallier to leave a miss ...

...the Treaty of Waitangi (6 February 1840). He must somehow have heard that William Hobson left London in August 1839 to New Zealand for the purpose, cf. Micha ...

...night between the 10th and 11th July 1840, where he had talks with Captain William Hobson and Bishop Pompallier. On 15th August he got to Akaroa, where the '' ...

...r of meeting his traveling companion, Mr. Martin, the chief justice. <ref> William Martin (circa 1807–1880) was appointed chief justice (president of the King ...disposition, at their head being the Protestant bishop of Australia.<ref> William Grant Broughton arrived in Australia in 1829 and was appointed Anglican bis ...