| Document Title | Archive |
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| Letter from the Honourable George Lamb, Whitehall, [London, England], on the use of the ship ‘Palambam’ to transport female convicts from Cork [County Cork] to New South Wales. | National Archives |
| Letter from the sheriffs of Cork City, recommending that Alicia Bluett be allowed to accompany her husband who is to be transported for horse stealing | National Archives |
| Letter from Thomas [?Lavell], County Galway, requesting that government aid to depart for Australia be given to Bridget Jennings of Kilmaine, County Mayo | National Archives |
| Letter from Thomas Blackeney, Roscommon, requesting that Mary Coyle be allowed join her husband in Botany Bay, [Australia] | National Archives |
| Letter from Thomas Spring Rice, [Secretary to the Treasury], [London], concerning the provision of shipping for certain convicts wives in New South Wales. | National Archives |
| Letter from William Fenton, County Sligo, recommending an application from Eleanor Walsh of Ballymohenry for an assisted passage to New South Wales, Australia | National Archives |
| Letter or ‘address’ by Julia Walsh, Portarlington, [County Laois], asking for a passage to Sydney, New South Wales, [Australia], in order to join her husband Dennis Walsh | National Archives |
| Letters from [Viscount] Goderick, Colonial Secretary regarding an application by the Mendicity Association [Dublin] for funds to send females to the Australian Colonies. | National Archives |
| Letters from Margret [Margaret] Mahon, Longford, requesting to learn if she is on a list of persons being permitted to travel to New South Wales | National Archives |
| Letters from Maria Falkiner, widow, 14 Synnott Place, Dublin, asking for the necessary introductions and assistance with her plans for emigrating to Van Diemen’s Land. | National Archives |
| Margaret Foley, Cork, County Cork: for permission to join her husband who is sentenced to transportation to New South Wales, Australia | National Archives |
| Memoranda mentioning a request from Ellen Hickey for permission to accompany her husband who is to be transported to New South Wales | National Archives |
| Memorandum concerning [Dr] Edward Trevor [supervisor of convict transportation] and his intended visit to Cork, County Cork, to examine female convicts, children and free settlers who are bound for New South Wales [Australia]. | National Archives |
| Memorial from Anne Riely, Moate, County Westmeath, referring to her husband Francis Riely, transported to New South Wales [Australia] for felony, asking for the means and permission to join him | National Archives |
| Memorial from Catherine, Ellen and Michael Dempsey [County Clare], requesting free passage to New South Wales in Australia | National Archives |
| Memorial from Mary Anne Mitchell, [Sidaire], [post town] Irvinestown, County Fermanagh, asking to be sent after her husband William Mitchell, a private. | National Archives |
| Memorial from Mary Walsh, 113 Cork Street, [Dublin], asking for a free passage to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia], for her and her son. | National Archives |
| Memorial from Rose Sharry, Bailieborough, County Cavan, asking to join her husband Bernard Sharry, a soldier in the 63rd Regiment, New South Wales | National Archives |
| Memorial of Ann McNamee, alias Kenny, seeking free passage to allow her accompany her husband, Patt Kenny, a convict bound for New South Wales | National Archives |
| Memorial of Bridget Connors, Ballymackeogh, seeking free passage to Sydney Cove to join her transported husband | National Archives |