The Tin Ticket: The Heroic Journey of Australia's Convict Women (48 page)

Dean Castle of

Enlightenment
vs.
cynics of

farm country of

Haggs Castle of

Kilmarnock

Poor Laws administration in

prison inspections of

religion and disease epidemics of

Rowallan estate of

working class of

Scotsman

Scott, Ellen

Scurvy

Seasickness

Sergeantson, Anne

Sewing

Australia’s flag

for prisoners

quilt making

Sexual abuse.
See also
Pregnancy

by Bedford, William

of house servants

rights and recourse for

aboard
Westmoreland

Shamrock

Sherwin, John

Shipboard captivity.
See specific names of ships

Sidmouth (lord)

Singleton, William

Skelton, Harriet

Sketches by Boz
(Dickens)

Skinner, Fitzowen

Skinner, Laura

Slavery abolition.
See also
Convict labor

Slea, Mrs. (matron)

Slow, Sarah

Smallpox

Smith, Eliza

Smith, Sarah

Society for the Reformation of Female Prisoners

Solitary confinement.
See also
Crime Class

effects of, intended

on
Hindostan

of Houston, Janet

of McMillan, Agnes

Mundy’s observation of

of Tedder, Ludlow

Southern Cross constellation

Sphynx

Spode, Josiah

Stealing.
See
Thievery

Stephens, Joseph Rayner

“The Stone Jug.”
See
Newgate Prison

Storms

Street gangs

Sullivan, Mary

Sullivan’s Cove

Sumbawa, Indonesia

Summerhill Creek

Superintendent role.
See also specific superintendents

Swiss, Deborah J.

Syphilis

Talbot, Mary

Tambora, Mount

Tasman, Abel

Tasmania.
See also
Van Diemen’s Land;
specific towns of Tasmania

Australia’s relation to

name change to

Tasman Sea

Tedder, Arabella

birthings by

Cascades arrival of

during gold rush

aboard
Hindostan

as house servant

marriages of

and Mullins, Catherine

in Newgate Prison

at Queen’s Orphanage

release of

Tedder, Arabella Ludlow

Tedder, Eliza

Tedder, Frances

Tedder, Henry James

Tedder, John

Tedder, John Bulley

Tedder, Ludlow

arrest and trial of

as Atterwell, Mrs.

Cascades arrival and assignment of

in Cascades Crime Class

as Chambers, Mrs.

conduct record

descendants of

description record of

during gold rush

as grandmother

in hiding

as
Hindostan
chief nurse

as house servant widow

at Launceston Female Factory

at Liverpool Street nursery

marriages of

McCarty trial testimony of

in Newgate Prison

parents of

release of

solitary confinement of

thievery by

Thames River

Thievery

by Boswell, Mary

child stripping

by Churchill, Eliza

by Fulton, Helen

by Houston, Janet

by McMillan, Agnes

by Mulligan, Bridget

necessity of

Old Bailey trials for

punishment for

by Roberts, William

Scotland’s justice system for

by Tedder, Ludlow

Thompson, Jane

Ticket of Leave

Australia entry denial with

church attendance in spite of

by marriage

Tin tickets

“To a Mouse” (Burns)

“Tom the Devil,”

Transportation Act

abolition of

Anti-Transportation League and

colonization strategy using

improvements in

numbering system adopted by

strategy behind

Trials

True Colonist

Tuberculosis

Typhus

Uisge beatha
(water of life; whiskey)

Ullathorne, William

Underground economy.
See also
bribe system

Unghbanyahletta

Upper class

clothing of

food for

working class viewed by

“Vandemonians,”

Van Diemen’s Land.
See also specific towns of Van Diemen’s Land

Charles Street

Darwin’s opinion on

economic depression on

flora and fauna of

gold rush beginnings heard in

Hindostan
arrival to

name change to

national parks of

transport abolition to

Westmoreland
arrival to

Victoria (queen of England)

Victoria, Australia.
See also
Bendigo

Vowles, Mary

Vowles, Thomas

Wages

Ward, Henrietta

Wardens

War of 1812

Water quality

Waters, Benjamin

Waters, Isaac

Watkins, Ellen

Wellington (duke)

Wellington, Mt.

Wentworth, John

West, John

Western Australia

Westmoreland

accounting operations on

births aboard

clothing allowance on

conditions aboard

construction and layout of

death aboard

entertainment aboard

Fry, Elizabeth, visits aboard

inspections on

McMillan, Agnes, aboard

pregnancy aboard

punishment aboard

sailing route

sailors aboard

at sea

sexual abuse aboard

storms encountered on

transport from Newgate to

underground economy on

Van Diemen’s Land arrival of

Woolwich docking of

work aboard

Whitefoord, John

Whitlock, Mary Ann

Wild, Hannah

Wild, John.
See also
Mulligan, Bridget

“The Wild Colonial Boy,”

William I (king of Scotland)

William IV (king of England)

William Miles

William National Park, Mt.

Wilson, Amy

Wilson, Dr. (mill work expert witnesses)

Wilson, John

Wilson, Samuel

Withely, Frederick

Withers, Anastasia Eustes

Women

adultery conviction of

Australia colonization strategy using

convict labor numbers of, men
vs.

employment of

during gold rush

Industrial Revolution’s impact on

morality code of, men
vs.

survival for, three paths of

wages of, men
vs.

as wardens/matrons

widowed

Wool production

Woolwich docks, London

Working class and poor

Chartist labor movement of

child’s care and role in

entertainment for

farming
vs.
factory

food

Irish

life expectancy

London’s

marriages

in mills

poorhouses

pregnancy difficulties of

Quakers’ view of

on railways

Scotland’s

upper class views on

widowship among

Wright, Isaac

Young Ireland uprising o 1848

a

This was Cascades Female Factory, sometimes referred to as the House of Correction.

b

This is an error on the part of the authorities—even though Bridget Mulligan is listed on the Permissions to Marry index as marrying George Jones, this was in fact Biddy Mehan, also transported on the
Blackfriar
.