• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Lyndall Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Catching up with the Cosways - Carolyn Broadhead

• Wells Family Reunion

• The Case of the Disappearing Elliotts - Gillian Kelly & Brenda Tanner

• Calais - Her Museum of Lace & Fashion

• Nottingham Review, 4 April 1848

• The Loughborough Job - The Incident at Heathcoat's Mill

• Mutual Benefit and the Hope Lodge

• Fashion Frolics

• For the Genealogist

  • Scots & Catholics in South Australia - Judy Elliott

  • Radford - The Baptisms of Children of Lace Workers

• On the Web - Useful Sites

Issue 68 (Vol. 18, Number 3), August 2000

• From the Secretary - Lyndall Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• General William Booth - Salvation Army (Steve Artus)

• Book Review - The Steel Bonnets (Mignon Preston)

• Carrickmacross Lace

• Louis Orleans

• Medical Matters

• What's In A Name?

• Bromhead Enquiry from Ian Flynn of Hertfordshire

• Maitland Pioneer Register

• Cosetex Lace

• Quakers and Nottingham (Rev. Patrice Sessions)

• Tracing the Family BOWN (Gillian Kelly)

• Marriages of Note 1814-1845

Issue 69 (Vol. 18, Number 4), November 2000

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Lyndall Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• A Glimpse into the lives of the Bromheads (Ian & Rachel Flynn)

• The Saywell Saga (Kate & Howard Marriott)

• Loyal Paterson Union Lodge No. 4225 M.O. (Beth Williams)

• Ballooning in Nottingham

• A Knitted Shirt (Janet Hardy)

• Mothers

• Nottingham Snippets

• France Revels in Miracle of Calais (Anne Swardson)

• The End of Genealogy as we know it?

• Sansom

• Twist Song

Issue 70 (Vol. 19, Number 1), February 2001

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Lyndall Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Treasurer's Report

• Discovering the Goldfinch Family (Lionel Goldfinch)

• William Cope - Harpley Passenger (Ruth Broad)

• Rare Indeed - our original book for sale for A$45

• In search of John Davis (Richard Davis, Geoff Davis & Bill Haines)

• Searching for a South Australian Record? (Dehane's Almanac, 1853)

• The Courgain

• Communications (Richard Lander)

• The Saywell Saga - A Response (Bob Wilson)

• Inscritions in the Saywell Family Bible

• The Knitting Machine

• For the Genealogist

  • From the Nundle Oddfellows Subscription Books 1868-1883

  • The Lander/West Connection

  • The Bown family

• Smith Family Tradition

Issue 71 (Vol. 19, Number 2), May 2001

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Death of Betty Goodwin, née Parslow

• Never ever completely ignore the family rumour! (Gillian Kelly)

• The Stevens Family of Maitland (Robin Gordon)

• The Landers of the Sea and Lace (Richard Lander)

• Another New Life (John Donisthorpe)

• Brothers and Sisters Have I None (Gillian Kelly)

• Found: Arthur John Clarke (Harley Parker)

• William Henry Longmire

• Joseph James

• And to keep it all in perspective...

Issue 72 (Vol. 19, Number 3), August 2001

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• Bruce Selwyn Goodwin, 1916-2001 - Gillian Kelly

• Express Journal - Adelaide, 21 May 1933 (Joseph James Family)

• Saint Pierre as the Lacemakers Knew It (Albert Vion)

• Right Family - Wrong Joseph (Bromhead Family)(Lindsay Watts)

• John Clarke - Petitioner (Harley Parker)

• Discovering Harriet Davis (Kate Foy)

• The Way it Was in 1500 - Old Customs and Sayings (Unknown)

• For the Genealogist

  • William Saywell's Headstone (Ann Fauquet)

  • Richmond & Barnett Families (David Squirrel)

  • Calton Brothers (Joan Fry)

• For the Technically Minded

Issue 73 (Vol. 19, Number 4), November 2001

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander (Plague, Planes & Posterity)

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Thebarton and the Lacemakers

• Federation, Peoplescape and John Wainwright (Gillian Kelly)

• Eyam and the Plague

• Wells family Reunion, Buninyong, Vic., 13-15 October 2000 (Bronwen Thomas)

• Cover Story - Hannah Houghton (Kingsley Ireland)

• Hayes Ingham & Harriett Davis

• Sailing Ships for the Uninitiated (Tour Guide for the Polly Woodside)

• Cheque-ing out for Confidence (Mike Matthews, Nottingham)

• There was a relative in the Colony (Judy Gifford)

• John Stephens v's the Friends of Samuel Stocks

• For the Genealogist

• Children's Employment Commission Report, Nottingham 1842

• Bunyinong Cemetery, Grave Sites of the Wells Family

• Am I really Me? (Unknown)

Issue 74 (Vol. 20, Number 1), February 2002

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• To Ease the Pain - things to make you go hmmmmm... (Robin Gordon)

• Longmire Matters

• Smugglers & Smuggling (Gillian Kelly)

• Do you have AAADD?

• Wells' Family Reunion - Part 2 (Mignon Preston)

• Gol Gol Reunion (Wells Family)

• John Ingham - Sad Death by Drowning (Maitland Mercury, 10 Jan 1882)

• Extract from an Original Emigrants Letter (W & E Tonkin)

• A Journey of the Champion Stage (John Marfleet)

• For the Genealogist

  • Found: Julia Elliott, daughter of George

  • British Burials in Calais Sud Burial Ground

   

Issue 75 (Vol. 20, Number 2), May 2002

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• ASLC affiliates with The Royal Australian Historical Society

• Guest Speaker May Meeting - Dr. John Fluit, MB, BS, Dip RACOG

• Edmond William Broownlow, 1914-2002

• Thoroughly Modern Lace Runner  (Carole Bell, Denver, Colorado, USA)

• James Henry Clarke & the Bendigo Advertiser

• The Late Fatal Accident at Long Gully (Harley Parker)

• What is a Chevener? (Jill Elias, Nottingham)

• Mary Selina Shore (Barbara Manchester)

• Book Review - Primrose Past - The 1848 Journal of Young Lady Primrose

• Henry watts is Found

• The Wrongs of Woman - Charlotte Elizabeth Tonna, 1790-1846

• Shipping News (Richard Lander)

• Nottinghamshire County Asylum (Richard Lander)

• For the Genealogist

  • Duck - Barsby

  • Mary & Humphrey Hopkins

  • Mary Rushton

  • Joseph Clarke

  • Lucy wainwright and her dame School

  • British Burials in Calais Sud Burial Ground

   

Issue 76 (Vol. 20, Number 3), August 2002

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Godfrey's Cordial - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Celebrating Twenty Years - ASLC

• Associate Professor Carol Liston

• Medical Matters in Victorian Times (May 2002 address by Dr John Fluit)

• South Australia Bound 1848 (Marion McLeod)

• Joseph Clarke, Sarah Timons & Kingsley Ireland (Kingsley Ireland)

• EOI in Family Reunion for Descendants of George & Rebecca Somerville

• News from Calais in 1848 (Joel Brismalin)

• The Wrongs of Woman (continued)

• Saywells and the Titanic (Di on the Internet)

• Think on It (Mignon Preston)

• The Story Tellers (Author Unknown)

• Who are we? A Guide to Developing a Picture of those around us. (Richard Lander)

• For the Genealogist

  • British Burials in Calais Sud Burial Ground (continued)

  • A Very Useful Net Address (http://www.rat.de/kuijsten/navigator/)

   

Issue 77 (Vol. 20, Number 4), November, 2002

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• The Birth of a Society

• The Bert Archer Story (From Bert Archer's research, 1983)

• Pedder - perhaps the most recognised of all the lacemaker names (Naomi Pereboeff)

• And the Rest is History - Herbert Ingram

• Facsimile of the first ever issue of Tulle

• Who Took the Lace Machines to Calais? (Gillian Kelly)

• Letters from Home - Ann Wallis, niece of Miriam Branson

• The Wrongs of Woman (continued)

• For the Genealogist

  • Marriage Stray (James Lowe to Amy Hazard)

  • Mount Sorrel

  • Bromhead Update (Lindsay Watts)

• Church Bloopers to Make You Smile

Issue 78 (Vol. 21, Number 1), February, 2003

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Death of Doreen Nicholson (Shore family)

• Children's Employment Commission Report, 1842 - William Osborne

• The Missing Sarah Bromhead (Fran Myles and David Bailey)

• Nundle and the Lacemakers (Gillian Kelly)

• St Dunstan in the East, London

• Just Browsing - Local News section of the Nottingham Journal, 1848

• The Wrongs of Woman - Continued

• The Bad Old Days

• Digging Into Your Family History (Richard Lander)

• For the Genealogist

  • John Hemsley

• Useful Websites

• Burials Calais Sud 1840-1841 (continued)

• The Bathman's Appeal (Merry Warden)

• Genealogy Today

Issue 79 (Vol. 21, Number 2), May, 2003

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Allan Robert Stanton - a Lacemaker's Grandson (Julie Kersie)

• Another Link in the Saywell Chain - James Saywell (Alan Saywell)

• The Census for Nottingham - 6 June 1841

• The Wrongs of Woman - Continued

• Another Nundle Family - The Wands (Margaret Hunt)

• The Dangers of a Trip to Paris (Margaret Audin)

• Lacemakers & Hosiers in France (Margaret Audin)

• Johnston, Rhode Island & Nottinghamshire (Lois Sorensen)

• Michael Denman, William Sykes & Thomas Bakewell

• To Keep You Up to Date on Matters Medical

• For the Genealogist

  • A great service for finding the non-conformists

  • The "Shepherd" surname

  • Midland photographs

  • Researcher John Mellors

• Onamastics - the Study of Proper Names (Richard Lander)

• Burials Calais Sud 1849-1852

• Dear Ancestor (Author Unknown)(submitted by Lindsay Watts)

Issue 80 (Vol. 21, Number 3), August, 2003

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Family Welcome Register - ASLC

• Stop Press Nottingham (Barry Holland)

• Francis Archer 1782-1869 (Bert Archer, 1980 & ASLC records)

• The Net that caught Nottingham (Pamela Sharpe, University of Bristol and; Stanley Chapman, University of Nottingham)

• James Hutchinson, 1720-1813 (Nottingham Review)

• William Dunk and Family (Harold Rowe)

• Caroline Longmire (Formerly Ward) nee Bown (Laurel Ward)

• Daniel Smeaton, convict (Gillian Kelly)

• The Watchtower of Calais

• Bathurst Glimpses

• Genealogist's Prayer (author unknown)

• Obituary - Mrs E J Saywell

• Mr William Cope (The Observer, Adelaide, 28 December 1918)

• How to Know when you are Growing Old (Peter Burke)

• Bill of all Christenings, Burials and Casualties from 15 Dec 1719 to 13 Dec 1720 (Lindy Newman)

Issue 81 (Vol.21, Number 4), November 2003

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• James Shaw (Fay Duffield, Goondiwindi)

• Saywell Tales (June Howarth and Craig Williams)

• Bathing (Hall's Journal of Health, 22 December, 1860)

• Radio National Broadcast - Hindsight program by Gretchen Miller

• South Australia in 1848 (Richard Lander)

• Stop Press Nottingham (Barry Holland)

  • William Rogers

• 1851 History NSW - some notes (Judy Gifford)

• The Nottingham Lace Trade in France in 1825

• For The Genealogist

• Christmas Pudding Recipe from 1848

Issue 82 (Vol.22, Number 1), February 2004

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Memories of an Agincourt Passenger - Maria Potter

• Bathurst Times - 26 June 1924 - Mrs Maria Shirtley's Memories

• Stop Press Nottingham - George Sumner (Barry Holland)

• John Freestone's letters (Nottingham Review, 27 July 1849)

• Death of member Linda Lander (20 Oct 1911 - 21 Nov 2003)

• Death of member Judith Mossman of New Zealand (Lander Family)

• Why Agincourt?

• A Goldfinch Connection (Margo Wagner)

• Notes on James Masland - Framework Knitter

• Who were the Lacemakers of Calais Really? (Gillian Kelly and Benoit Noel in France)

• Clement Robert Goldfinch (Cyclopædia of South Australia)

• Private Life in the Fifteenth Century - The Paston Letters (Roger Vergoe)

• For The Genealogist

• Burials in Calais Sud from PRO - Hummel

Issue 83 (Vol.22, Number 2), May 2004

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• My Lot Never Would Conform! (© Mike Gould, Leicester)

• Man Made In 1848 (Richard Lander)

• ...Also Man Made in 1848 - Lacemaker Family Births 1848 (Gillian Kelly)

• Cecil Alfred Hemsley (1893-1917)

• Cape Otway Lighthouse - commissioned in 1848

• Stop Press Nottingham (Barry Holland in Nottingham)

  • The Nottingham Lace Trade in France - Calais, Caen, Lille, Havre de Grace & Boulogne

• The Beginnings of Unionism in Nottingham (Nottingham Review, 6 July 1832)

• Kingsley Ireland - a Member's Story - survivor of diabetes for more than 50 years.

• The Insensitivity of the Press 1872 Style (Maitland Mercury, 30 May 1872)

• Retford, Nottinghamshire - In Harder Times (J S Percy, Retford)

• Burials at Calais, 1799-1844

• Crossing the Barriers (Crossing the Blue Mountains)

Issue 84 (Vol.22, Number 3), August 2004

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Hugh Lander (General Manager, James Craig) - May Guest Speaker's talk

• Letter to the Editor from Kingsley Ireland

• Stop Press Nottingham (Barry Holland in Nottingham)

  • Nottingham Review, 10 Oct 1851 re George Knowles Huddleston

  • Nottingham Review, 11 July 1840 re cricket match between France & England

• A Sad Tale - a record of the deaths of 13 children to Benjamin & Lydia Russell

• Family Heirlooms - Kingsley Ireland's Cedar Sideboard (Richard Lander)

• A Gift of Gold - Oliver Lowe in Bathurst

• Premier's Award to Judy Gifford - A Member's Story

• The Great Mystery of the Family of John Wand (Gillian Kelly)

• Frances Nelson (nee Wand) - (Bev Venn (nee Nelson))

• So, What is in a Name? Complications caused by remarriage of lacemaker members.

• Why South Australia? - The connection with George Louis Liptrott.

• Emigration of the Howitts

• Saywell Tales Continued

• For the Genealogist - More Burials at Calais 1799-1844

Issue 85 (Vol.22, Number 4), November 2004

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• A Member's Story - Centenary Medal to Barbara Kendrick

• The Oddfellows & The Lacemakers of Calais

• The Parkes Family (Eric Sinfield)

• Death of member Jack Clifford 1919-2004

• Laced with Intrigue - the Story of John & Eliza Wand & their children (Pam Harvey)

• The deaths of Naomi Croft & Thomas Caples (Bathurst Times, 1867)

• Bathurst Heritage Wall Plaques - families represented include..

  • William Brownlow

  • Charles Crofts

  • William Sargent

• What a Great Way to Celery-Brate (Jeremy Lewis of the Saturday Evening Post, Nottingham)

• Wednesbury, Staffordshire

• William Henry Sansom

• Stop Press Nottingham (Barry Holland in Nottingham)

  • A description of the uprising in Paris in 1830 from the Nottingham Review, 6 Aug 1830

• A diligence - a huge, horse-drawn carriage

• For the Genealogist - the Atkin Family of Stapleford (Alan Atkin, Nottingham)

• Deaths in Calais

• Some Marriages from Calais

• A Genealogist's Christmas Eve (Ron Hawthorn)

Issue 86 (Vol.23, Number 1), February 2005

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• This is Your Tulle

• Calais will have its Lace Museum (Anne-Sophie Hache, Bruno Mallet & La Voix du Nord, Calais)

• Don't go to Australia, Ned

• William & Elanor Gascoigne - An Adventure in Research (Gillian Kelly)

• Thomas Gascoigne of Braemar - 1843-1921 (The Southern Mail, 21 June 1921)

• Steaming towards baths and picnics - Australia's first privately owned steam tram

• A problem of a thousand years - house numbering in Calais

• For the Genealogist

• Reading Old French

• Curious Fox

• Marriages in Calais

• Pronunciation of the English Language

Issue 87 (Vol.23, Number 2), May 2005

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• Well Suited to the Colony

• My Grandmother's Shop (Les Riddell, Calais)

• Shipping Intelligence - article on the Harpley from the Plymouth Advertiser

• A Peep at Nottingham

• Edward Lander, Police Constable (Richard Lander)

• Le p'tit quinquin - a lullaby from Lille

• Garnet James Webster, OAM (2 July 1935 - 7 March 2005)

• The Lace of Calais

• The Day the Earth Shook - the 1 Sept 1923 earthquake in Japan (Mrs. C Ewin)

• Calais - World War II

• For the Genealogist - Genealogy & Computing (Richard Lander)

• 1861 Census (Gillian Kelly)

• The Power of the Census & BDMs - and the George Elliott Family

Issue 88 (Vol.23, Number 3), August 2005

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander - a report on the address by Angela Phippen at our May Meeting titled "Memorials and Honour Boards - A Broad Outline"

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• A Winter's Tale - a snippet from Creswell's Nottingham & Newark Journal, 1772

• Of Ships and Sails and Sealing Wax - Almost (Claire Loneragan)

• The Odd Idle Thought

• The Lacemakers and the Jones Girls  (Val Rudkin & Gillian Kelly)

• The People's Museum at Calais (Un Musée citoyen à Calais, Frédérique Haffaf, from Calais Realities)

• The Bathurst Advovcate, 12 Feb 1848 - article on treatment of people being taken to the watch-house by the local police

• Who was Zadock Bamford? (Gillian Kelly with assistance from Chris Smalley, a descendant of Zadock Bamford & Ann Rogers)

• Creswell's Nottingham & Newark Journal, 1772 (John Mellors)

• Genealogy & Computing (cont.) (Richard Lander)

• Websites worth a peep

• Using the LDS Films (Judy Gifford)

• Deaths in Calais

Issue 89 (Vol.23, Number 4), November 2005

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly - DNA and the Lacemakers

• A Truly Diverse Family - that of John Bunny (Beth Williams)

• Cock Fighting as a Sport

• Draughtsmen - A Dying Race (Gillian Kelly and others)

• The Necropolis of Sydney - address by Robyn Hawes, President of  'Friends of Rookwood'

• The Nottingham Workhouse (James Orange, Nottingham, 1840)

• Books Available

  • Litchfields in South East Australia by Terry Litchfield

  • Litchfields of Derbyshire/Nottinghamshire by Janet Dickinson

• Genealogy & Computing (cont.) - (Richard Lander)

• For the Genealogist

  • Extension of NSW BDM Records

  • Some really useful web sources

• Deaths in Calais (cont.)

• The Curious Occupations of James Smith - lacemaker to dentist

• Sacred to the Memory (Ian Longmire)

Issue 90 (Vol.24, Number 1), February 2006

• From the President - Elizabeth Bolton

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• The Mather Family (Rosie Wileman, Coalville, Leicestershire)

• It's the Law

• Tender Love - Horatio Nelson to Emma Hamilton

• The Harrisons - Nottingham, Calais and Ballarat (Bev Mahoney, Vermont, Vic.)

• The Plight of the Framework Knitters, 1842 (David E Millott, Devon, ENG.)

• Nottingham Lace in Australia - Battle of Britain Lace Panel at the Australian War Memorial

• The Lace Place - Wave Rock, Hyden, Western Australia

• George Fauquet of Calais (Gillian Kelly)

• That Which Goes Around Comes Around (Lindsay Watts)

• William Wood's Diary by Peter Pennington - a Book Review by Rosie Wileman

• Genealogy & Computers (cont.)  (Richard Lander)

• Some Nottingham Convicts (transcription of records at the Nottingham Burrough Quarter Sessions Records, Transportations 1723-1858 by Betty Guise Forrest of the Lamb Family)

Issue 91 (Vol.24, Number 2), May 2006

• From the new President - Carol Bailey

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander - Address by Mrs Jo Harris (Vice President, Ku-Ring-Gai Historical Society Inc.)

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• The Shore Family (Barbara Manchester)

• A Day's Tour (of Calais) (Percy Fitzgerald)

• Sport, Games and Leisure in the 1840s (Richard Lander)

• The Lace Machines and the Holden Automobile (Graham Journay with input on the Dixon & Whewell families by Gillian Kelly)

• Computing & Genealogy (cont.) (Richard Lander)

• For the Genealogist - Some Marriages at Calais from the Registers at Calais 1793-1839

• For those of the Harpley - www.list.jaunay.com (Gillian Kelly)

• A Family Historian's Lament

Issue 92 (Vol.24, Number 3), August 2006

• From the President - Carol Bailey

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Congratulations to member Mrs. June Howarth for her Order of Australia award

• Vale - Enid Florence Bastick 1918-2005 (Lander Family)

• More Congratulations - 60th Wedding Anniversary for member Lindsay Watts and her husband

• Potter & Jacklin of Calais and the Agincourt (Gayle Richardes Potter

• A Nuisance in Back Lane - 1 August 1813 (Records of the Borough of Nottingham)

• Alberton Cemetery, South Australia (Source Unknown, copy forwarded by Jean Dixon)

• Coin of the Realm - a one penny coin from 1848 with the head of the then young Queen Victoria

• The Shore Family (cont.) - Selina Shore and the Watts Family (Barbara Manchester)

• Sport, Games & Leisure in the 1840s -cont. (Richard Lander)

• Shortweight (Records of the Borough of Nottingham)

• Nottingham Review Extract - 13 August 1852

• Genealogy & Computers - cont. (Richard Lander)

• The Early Arrivals - the English Laceworkers who were in Calais before 1831

Issue 93 (Vol.24, Number 4), November 2006

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• The Secrets of 38 Leicester Rd, Loughborough - Heathcoat's House (Anthony Jarram, Matt Jarram & the Loughborough Echo.

• For Sale: A Tiny Piece of a Legend (Ned Kelly's  Revolver) (from an article written by Steve Meachim, Newcastle Herald, 5 Oct 2006)

• Vale Mr. Lindsay Watts - husband of member Mrs. Lindsay Watts)

• Sport, Games & Leisure in the 1840s -cont. (Richard Lander)

• Lest We Forget - Private Claud Bingley (a descendant of Fanny Stubbs of the Fairlie (Judith Griffiths)

• Calais Museum of Fashion & Lace (from La Voix du Nord, 4 July 2006)

• William Abednego Thompson of Sneiton - bare-knuckle fighter from Nottingham

• Bendigo's Sermon (Sir Arthur Conan Doyle)

• Genealogy & Computers - Keyboard Shortcuts (Richard Lander)

• The Early Arrivals (cont.) - the English Laceworkers who were in Calais before 1831

Issue 94 (Vol.25, Number 1), February 2007

• From the President - Carol Bailey

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Eliza Robinson nee Houghton

• Floods: Serious Loss of Life (The 1857 Floods in Maitland) (Margaret Hunt)

• Visit to Calais (Robert J Lakin, Lancefield, Vic)

• George Wilkins, DD

• William Birks - Chamion Pedestrian of France

• Vale - Nick Vine Hall (G Jaunay)

• Sport, Games & Leisure in the 1840s (cont.) - Children's Activities (Richard Lander)

• In Retrospect - The Departure of the Lacemakers from Calais (from Tulle, March 1983)

• Petit à Petit, L'Usine Boulart Devient La Cité de la Dentelle!

• The Bunny Family in Nottingham (Beth Williams)

• For the Genealogist - William Felkin's Australian Link (Gillian Kelly)

• The Early Arrivals (cont.)

Issue 95 (Vol.25, Number 2), May 2007

• From the new President - Robin Gordon

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• The Life of Henry & Sarah Lee (Judith Power)

• Well Suited to the Colony - Do You Have Your Copy?

• Saywell's Hotel History Served Up on EBay (Lead from Kate Foy)

• The Lacemakers' Story: Loughborough, Luddites & Long Journeys (Gillian Kelly)

• The Micron Theatre Company's production of 'The Lacemakers'

• Bromheads on the Hunter River (Lucy Bates)

• The Flying Lacemakers - John Stringfellow & William Henson (Richard Lander)

• From Nottingham to the Cape of Good Hope 1819

• The Early Arrivals at Calais - the completed lists

• Strangers in the Box (a poem)

Issue 96 (Vol.25, Number 3), August 2007

• From the President - Robin Gordon

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Invitation to Linen & Lace, Singleton

• Life & Medicine in the 1800s - address by Dr. John Fluit at our May 2007 meeting

• The Beginning of the End - 1846 (London Times, 27 June 1846)

• The Extreme Clipper Ship - Red Jacket & Thomas & Louise Selby

• A Curious Circumstance, Dover 29 June 1835

• The Children of John & Adelaide Shore (Adelaide Australia Shore, 1851-1919) (Narelle Richardson)

• The French Legion of Honour (Richard Lander)

• Another Branch to the Donisthorpe Tree - John Robert Portwine (J.M. Trethewey)

• The Plight of the Framework Knitters - 1812

• For the Genealogist

  • Joseph Davis and his children

  • Albert Soar - son of Henry Soar & Emma Sophie Saywell

  • George Stubbs, William Stubbs & Mary Green - a circumstantial story

• Deaths in Calais

Issue 97 (Vol.25, Number 4), November 2007

• From the President - Robin Gordon

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• 25 Years - A Celebration

• Annals and Legends of Calais - The Basseville (Robert Bell Calton, 1852)

• The Barnetts of Sneinton (from the notes of Graham Barnett, Nottingham and ASLC)

• The Thomas Harrison - extracts from her log (National Archives, Wellington, NZ 21 Set 1976 - converted to electronic form by Jim Stevens)

• Lest We Forget 11 November - war photos from Calais, Nottingham & Leicester

• The Parramatta River & Its Vicinity 1848-1861 (D W Campbell, 1919)

• For the Genealogist - Prerogative & Exchequer Courts of York Probate Index on British Origins

Issue 98 (Vol.26, Number 1), February 2008 - Gillian Kelly's final edition

• From the President - Robin Gordon

• From the Secretary - Richard Lander

• From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• The Brownlows of Briar Park - Glenda Gault

• The Children of Mary Anne Worthington - Gillian Kelly & Alex Crane Stafford

• From Consul Bonham to Breaker Morant

• Taking the Packet to Calais

• The Production Line of a Lace Factory

• Poaching in the Lace Trade

• 1943 Guide to Hiring Women

• William Biddulph - Finding a Name (from the notes of the Berrima & District Historical Society

• The Leavers Lace Industry in the United States - A Familiar Story (The American Lace Manufacturers Association, Inc. 1949

• Samuel Stevens & John Bromhead - Robin Gordon

• For the Genealogist - Be Warned - Gillian Kelly

• The Bosses of the Lace Trade in Calais 1845-1848

• The Spelling of the Day

Issue 99 (Vol.26, Number 2), May 2008 - Richard Lander's first edition

• From the President - Robin Gordon

• From the Secretary - Gillian Kelly

• From the Editor - Richard Lander

• ASLC Office Holders - The First 25 Years

• Arrival of the Agincourt

• Articles from the "Maitland Mercury", October 1848 on the "Agincourt"

• Did You Know? The Arnott Family in Morpeth.

• Fashions for June 1848

• Port Adelaide

• Report by Mrs Chris Sutton - reprint from Issue 9

• Quotations from people who were born or died in 1848

• Theakers Yard - research by Mrs Lindsay Watts

• Book Review: The Diary of a Farmer's Wife 1796-1797 (Claire Loneragan)

• Baggy Green #399 & the link with the Lacemakers (Judy Gifford)

• The Friends of Charnwood Exhibition (Tony Jarram)

• For the Genealogist (R Neep)

Issue 100 (Vol.26, Number 3), August 2008

• From the President - Robin Gordon

• From the Secretary - Gillian Kelly

• From the Editor - Richard Lander

• Maria Maher - An Irish Orphan (address by Robin Wines) (Summary by Gillian Kelly)

• Probate Records in Nottingham

• SMH Shipping News 8 August 1848 - arrival of the "Fairlie"

• SMH Shipping News 8 August 1848 - Immigrants per the "Fairlie"

• SMH 8 August 1848 -  the English Workman in Calais

• Emigrants on their way to the point of embarkation 21 December 1844

• Book Review - "Man is Never Free" (Claire Loneragan)

• The Gentleman's Magazine 1862 - Obituaries

• From a Famine Journal - Tony Curtis

• The English Guild Calais, Ardres Ascension Day (Peter Barsby)

• Credit Selection of Land in South Australia (Maureen M Leadbeater)

• The Nottingham Lace Trade in Calais - Help Needed (Nan Keightley)

• Map of Europe 1848

• The Calais Lace Project - an article contributed by Anne Fewkes

• Invented in 1848 (Richard Lander)

Issue 101 (Vol.26, Number 4), November 2008

• From the President - Robin Gordon

• From the Secretary - Gillian Kelly

• From the Editor - Richard Lander

• Isabella Bridget Shore (Narelle Richardson)

• Machine Lace - 1857 encyclopaedia entry

• Nottingham Trades in 1848

• For the Genealogist - 1848 Professions of Nottingham People with surnames corresponding to those aboard the Agincourt

• Nottingham newspaper cuttings from 1842 and 1844

• Digging into your family history - mining and lacemakers

• Family Historian's Lament

• Old Remedies

• St Mary's Church, Nottingham

Issue 102 (Vol. 27, Number 1), February 2009

• From the President - Robin Gordon

• From the Secretary - Gillian Kelly

• From the Editor - Richard Lander

• The Emigrant's Friend or Authentic Guide to South Australia, 1848

• Editors

• Births to Harpley Passengers after arriving in South Australia

• Vale - Ian Longmire

• Post Script William Biddulph - Gillian Kelly

• Homan Family Update - Beth Williams

• Early Calais - Kingsley Ireland

• Resignation of Long-Standing Members - Mignon & Trevor Preston

• Gillian Kelly's Presentation at November Meeting

• Wand Family Members Seek Gold - Pam Harvey

• Berthe Wacogne - A Saywell whose family stayed in Calais - Eve Cantin

Issue 103 (Vol. 27, Number 2), May 2009

• President's Message - Robin Gordon

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• The Last Sunday in England

• ASLC Income and Expenditure (1 Jan 2008 to 31 Dec 2008)

• Aborigines in Nottingham in 1868 - Anne Fewkes

• Victorian Funerals and Mourning

• John Stuart Mill

• Sir Charles Augustus FitzRoy

• Sir John Bayley Darvall

• South Australia As It Is

• Brown or Barry? - Gillian Kelly

• The Burghers of Calais

• A Tribute to Elizabeth Simpson, F.S.G.

• Terrorism Claims Another Victim - The Lace Centre in Nottingham

• Duck-Jones Reunion

Issue 104 (Vol. 27, Number 3), August 2009

• President's Message - Robin Gordon

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• South Australia As It Is (continued from Tulle, May)

• A Window on the Dormer Family

• The Essential Handbook of Victorian Etiquette

• Vale - Laurie Howarth, O.A.M.

• Maitland and Morpeth in 1848

• Charlotte Parsons, Harpley

• Ship Types and Descriptions

• Ship Rigging

• George Foster & Sons - Beth Williams

• The Late Harry Boyle - Lindsay Watts

• Lost by E. Homan - Beth Williams

• History of H.P. Sauce - Judy Gifford

• From Sugar to Lace - Caroline Luard of the Harpley - Gillian Kelly

Issue 105 (Vol. 27, Number 4), November 2009

• President's Message - Robin Gordon

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• With Rigour and Persistence - The Jarry-Gray Volume (Emeritus Professor Ken Dutton)

• Using the Pas de Calais Archives on Line - Gillian Kelly

• The Bromhead Story - "Laced Together" - Lindsay Watts

• What's this name Burleigh all about? - Bob Wilson

• French Kiss for Lost Nottingham Industrial Era - David Lowe from the "Evening Post"

• Fourth Estate - Nottingham newspapers and journals in the time of our ancestors

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Issue 106 (Vol. 28, Number 1), February 2010

• President's Message - Robin Gordon

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• To join those as poor as a "stockinger" - no choice at all! - Stephen Black

• Birth, Marriage & Death Registers in the UK - Ian Bracher

• Arrival of the Fairlie

• Snapshot of London in 1848

• English Poor Laws and the Workhouses

• La Cité Internationale de la Dentelle et de la Mode de Calais is
  open! – Gillian Kelly

• ASLC subscriptions

• Quiz on the first 20 issues of Tulle

• The 1841 British Census - Richard Lander

• Harpley single people and their known Australian marriages

• Transportation of convicts from Nottingham to Australia

• William Bear - Fairlie passenger

• Answers to the Quiz

Issue 107 (Vol. 28, Number2), May 2010

• President's Message - Robin Gordon

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• Nottingham Eccentrics

• The Last Australian Killed in Europe in the Second World War - Bob Wilson

• The Dixon Family - Harpley passengers - Jean Dixon

• The Tale of a Wedding Gown - Gillian Kelly

• Putting Together Your Family History

• Immigration - from The Atlas, 19 August 1848

• John Blackner

• Did You Know?

• Grandma Climbed the Family Tree

• Nottingham Parishes

• The Birkin Family of Nottingham

• Tracing Your Family History - Richard Lander

• Shakespearean & Biblical References to Our Various Interests - Richard Lander

• The Rainbird Murders

• The Clock of Life

Issue 108 (Vol. 28, Number3), August 2010

• President's Message - Robin Gordon

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• A One Time Convict & Sometime Gentleman - the Rises & Falls of William Talbot Suttor - Robert French

• Greville's Post Office Directory 1872 - possible "Agincourt" passenger details

• Competence in a Colony - Colonization & Emigration (A Memorial addressed to the Lord John Russell)

• Nottinghamshire Record Agents - Richard Lander

• St Pierre-les-Calais as the Lacemakers knew it - Gillian Kelly

• Getting Started - Some Useful Genealogical Sites

• Lost Nottingham Crafts - Richard Lander

• From Calais to Hobart via the Old Bailey - Barry Holland in Nottingham

Issue 109 (Vol. 28, Number4), November 2010

• President's Message - Robin Gordon

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• Mary MacKillop - Address by Claire Loneragan

• From Nottingham to Calais - Gillian Kelly

• Register Personal Notices - Richard Lander

• Calais fights to prevent lace factory moving to America in 1909

• Pedestrianism

• The Origins of Calais Lace - Richard Lander

• Salmagundi - Longmire Family

• Google Books

• Getting Started - Some More Useful Genealogical Sites

• List of Ship's Officers & Others recommended for services performed on board "Harpley

• "Lascelles and Hagar's Commercial Directory - 1848

• Something Old...The House of Commons, 7 April 1848

• Latin Relations!

• The derivation of placenames associated with the lacemakers

• William Browne - "Agincourt"

• Causes of Death & Illnesses

Issue 110 (Vol. 29, Number1), February 2011

• President's Message - Robin Gordon (Outgoing President)

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• Letter to the Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Brownlow Family - ex-Mayor of Nottingham

• Those Other Ships

• The Diary of Joseph Tivey - "Bermondsey"

• The "Harpley" Timbers

• Papers Relative to Emigration

• Harry Boyle

• A Remarkable Coincidence - Ray Kent

• Sea Chanties

• Tulle Questionnaire - Issues 21 to 40

• The End of Transportation to New South Wales

• Nottinghamshire Historical Directories

• The Brownlow Family - Bev Mahoney & Glenda Bone-Gault

• Salmagundi - Sir James H B Carr - Gillian Kelly

• The Frances Family of Nottingham - Tony Armitage

• Book Review - "Fisticuffs, Diamonds and Lace" by Ann Rayner

• Mud map of Calais, Section G in 1830

Issue 111 (Vol. 29, Number 2), May 2011

• President's Message - Stephen Black (New President)

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• Letter to the Editor - Margot Wagner

• Calais Descendants Meet (John Morley of Dublin) - Judy Gifford

• The Military Career of George Burley - Bob Wilson

• Summer of the Cousins (Mather Family) - Rosie Wileman

• A Fairlie-Bermondsey Connection (The Wilcockson/Lovett Families) - Judith Griffiths

• ASLC Financial Reports for 2010

• Harpley Newspaper Cuttings

• Newspaper Cuttings relating to the Agincourt and Walmer Castle

• The 1846 Calais Census - Using the Resources of les Archives du Pas-de-Calais - Richard Lander

• Genealogical Terms

Issue 112 (Vol. 29, Number 3), August 2011

• President's Message - Stephen Black

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• Those other ships

• Agincourt Newspaper Clippings from 1848

• Emigration Papers - Surgeons Superintendent

• A serious falling out amongst friends? (William Ward v Richard Husband)

• Walmer Castle - Press Clippings

• Congratulations to Judy Gifford, OAM

• Select Committee Inquiry into Artisans & Machinery, 1824

• The Suttor Family of Bathurst

• Bathurst & Kelso Cemetery Transcriptions (Cornelius Johnson & Frances Crofts)

• O'Connell Plains and Bathurst

• The Arrival of the Agincourt Emigrants

• The First New South Wales Election

Issue 113 (Vol. 29, Number 4), November 2011

• President's Message - Stephen Black

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• Plans for Thirtieth Anniversary Celebrations

• Letter to the Editor (re the Andromache) - Gillian Kelly

• That Dress (Princess Catherine's wedding gown & its inclusion of Cluny Lace) - Gillian Kelly

• What was happening in 1685? - Richard Lander

• Harpley Families - Richard Lander

• Constable Lander arrests a drunken woman

• Nottingham Lace 1760s - 1950s - review of Sheila Mason's book

• The Alexander Henderson Award & other Family History Awards

• The Agincourt - Stephen Black

• "Stepper Bill" - an update (Bob Wilson)

• "Make Lace - Not War" - review of an international exhibition at the Powerhouse Museum, Sydney

Issue 114 (Vol. 30, Number 1), February 2012

• President's Message - Stephen Black

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• William Brownlow - Agincourt Passenger

• Stragglers, Strays, Absentees and Deserters

• The Hosiery and Lace Trades

• Mather Family - Baboo Passengers (Rosie Wileman)

• Saywell's Eagle Tobacco Factory

• Book Review - "Narrow Marsh" (Rosie Wileman)

• Lace Fencing

• Sydney Herbert's Female Emigration Scheme (Judy Gifford)

• Sydney in 1848

• "Emigration to Australia" from the Ballina Chronicle, 5 December 1849

• Richard Silink and the Work of the Historic Houses Trust of NSW

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Issue 115 (Vol. 30, Number 2), May 2012

• President's Message - Stephen Black

• Secretary's Report - Gillian Kelly

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• Anne-Claire Laronde's appointment as the new Curator of the Calais Lace Museum

• The weather and the lacemakers - Stephen Black

• Miscellaneous paper clippings (Part 1)

• The Emperor and Walmer Castle paper clippings

• Our ships as convict transporters

• Sabina Barnett of the Harpley

• Book Reviews - Stephen Black

  • No Simple Passage by Jenny Robin Jones

  • Private Journal of a Voyage to Australia 1838-1839 by James Bell (Richard Walsh, Editor)

• More interesting and free websites

• Marriage licences, banns and certificates

• Did you know?

• Huguenot ancestry

• Livrets

Issue 116 (Vol. 30, Number 3), August 2012 - Bumper 30th Anniversary Edition

• President's Message - Stephen Black

• Secretary's Report - Carolyn Broadhead

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• The first page of the first issue of Tulle, October 1982

• Sydney in 1848 - Claire Loneragan

• The Harpley - Enid Bastick

• Fairlie Gossip

• As poor as a Stockinger

• The first meeting of ASLC at Don Bank

• Nottingham and the Non-Conformists

• The Burgess Family - one of six non-lacemaker families aboard the Harpley

• No work, no hope, no bread

• Nottingham Machine Lacemakers - Elizabeth Simpson

• Translating French death certificates - Lyndall Lander

• Translating French birth certificates - Lyndall Lander

• Map of Nottinghamshire

• St Pierre les Calais as the lacemakers knew it - Gillian Kelly

• South Australian pay rates in 1849

• How ASLC celebrated its tenth and twentieth birthdays

• Life in the factories - Gillian Kelly

• Those two Maitlands - Lindsay Watts

• The lace factory

• And finally the (former) Editor - Gillian Kelly

• Bobbins and carriages - Gillian Kelly

• Letters from Adelaide - John Freestone

Issue 117 (Vol. 30, Number 4), November 2012

• President's Message - Stephen Black

• Secretary's Report - Carolyn Broadhead

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• Trade unionism in lace making - Part 1

• Sharpen your Google search skills

• The Ancient Order of Druids

• Death of James Hemsley - Harpley passenger

• John Heathcoat

• General Ludd's Triumph

• Thames tugs operating in the 1840s

• Five generations later: the Saywells and the Deweys unite - Bob Wilson

• Bob Wilson's appointment to the Chair of the new Rookwood General Cemeteries Reserve Trust

• The Gold Fever, Bathurst

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Issue 118 (Vol. 31, Number 1), February 2013

• President's Message - Stephen Black

• Secretary's Report - Carolyn Broadhead

• Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

• Leavers lace videos on the internet

• Meeting places of the Society over the past 30 years

• The top ten mistakes made in genealogical research

• Notice of 31st AGM

• Trade unionism in lace making - Part 2

• Mrs Saywell socks it to Busteed

• Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2012

• Searching for a French Connection - Barbara Manchester

• Origins of Lacemaker Surnames - Saywell, Gascoigne, Duck and Nutt

• Miscellaneous paper clippings

• Nottingham Trent University Lace Collection

• Bromhead Family

• Foundation Members of the Society (list)