...the Brisbane has been discovered, after the skilful and investigating Flinders has pronounced it " an ascertained fact that no river of importance intersected the east coast of New Holland between the 24th and 39th degrees of south latitude," it seems advisable for the colonial...

...Governor Hunter in the following words : — " I must acknowledge myself to have been disappointed in not being able to penetrate into the interior of...then an ascertained fact, that no river of importance intersects the east coast between the 24th and 3iHh degrees of South latitude."* This too confident...

...to Governor Hunter in the following words: — " I must acknowledge myself to have been disappointed in not being able to penetrate into the interior of...then an ascertained fact, that no river of importance intersects the east coast between the 24th and 39th degrees of south latitude." * This too confident...

...Governor Hunter in the following words : — " I must acknowledge myself to have been disappointed in not being able to penetrate into the interior of...the conviction might be, it was then an ascertained fad, that no river of importance intersects the east coast between the 24th and 39th degrees of south...

...unfruitful voyage in the following words : — " I must acknowledge myself to have been disappointed in not being able to penetrate into the interior of...importance intersected the East Coast between the 24th and 39th degrees of south latitude." Soon after returning from his unsuccessful voyage to Morton...

...attended with any important or gratifying results. " I must acknowledge myself to have been disappointed in not being able to penetrate into the interior of...importance intersected the east coast between the 24th and 39th degrees of south latitude."—Flinders, Introduction, p. ccii. So far, however, was this...

...attended with any important or gratifying results. " I must acknowledge myself to have been disappointed in not being able to penetrate into the interior of...examined in this expedition ; but, however mortifying the couviction might be, it was then an ascertained fact that no river of importance intersected the east...

...attended with any important or gratifying results. " I must acknowledge myself to have been disappointed in not being able to penetrate into the interior of...South Wales, by either of the openings examined in thia expedition ; but, however mortifying the conviction might be, it was then an ascertained fact...

...prefixed to his " narrative " thus concluding :— " I must acknowledge myself to have been disappointed in not being ^able to penetrate into the interior...importance intersected the east coast between the 2ith and 39th degrees of south latitude." The language of his journal, written on the spot, is much...

...His report of the country he had visited was not favourable, and he averred positively that it was "an ascertained fact that no river of importance intersected the east coast between 24C and 39° of S. lat." Although this voyage of exploration was a comparative failure, Lieutenant...