inson--further success.

SECTION VIII. p. 67.

Disposal of the natives--removal to Flinders' Island--opinions of Sir
John Pedder--Backhouse's visit--Robinson's management--removal to New
Holland--some executed.

SECTION IX. p. 71.

Rapid extinction--original number--cause of decline--clothing--change of
habits--restraint--bad water--sight of Van Diemen's Land--notion of
Strzelecki--brought back to Van Diemen's Land--Arthur's opinion of the
natives.

SECTION X. p. 76.

Origin of the natives--consanguinity--stature--general
appearance--families--infanticide--half-caste--tribes--huts--food--dress
and ornaments--arms and implements--corrobories and
dances--language--disposition--religious ideas--the
sick--funeral--conclusion--right of occupation--native rights--exposure
to robbers--necessity for protecting the whites--lamentable results of
colonization--inevitable.

TRANSPORTATION.

SECTION I. p. 101.

Exile--Roman custom--abjuring the realm--Spaniards the first who
transported--practice in the time of Elizabeth--James--Charles the
second--James the second--George the first--America--kidnapping--America
resists--numbers transported.

SECTION II. p. 106.

State of English gaols--Howard--labor bill.

SECTION III. p. 108.

Bentham's project--New South Wales occupied.

SECTION IV. p. 111.

Voyage--surgeon-superintendents--convict ship--treatment of
women--abuses--systems of management--Dr.
Reid--Cunningham--Browning--general safety of convict vessels--loss of
the _George the Third_--the _Neva_--the _Governor Phillip_.

SECTION V. p. 123.

Early difficulties of convict management--assignment established--disposal
of the prisoners.

SECTION VI. p. 129.

Origin of bushranging--Howe--his career.

SECTION VII. p. 138.

Habits of convict population--1824.

SECTION VIII. p. 143.

The colonies re-act on each other--N. S. Wales--state of
Parramatta--rocks--allurements of transportation--Macquarie's
views--wealth and claims of emancipists--Biggs's
views--pardons--emancipists form associations--petition
parliament--their alleged reformation--Bigge's commission--Macquarie's
recall--character--Rev. S. Marsden.

SECTION IX. p. 172.

Bigge's recommendations--his reports--Macquarie Harbor--emigration
proposed--demand for labor.

SECTION X. p. 186.

Land granted to settlers employing convicts--large immigration
of capitalists.

SECTION XI. p. 188.

Assignment established in America--debarkation