Tulle is yet to be indexed. It will be a huge job, but a worthwhile one for someone, someday. The following is merely a summary of the main stories which have appeared in Tulle. Some of these can be accessed by clicking on the relevant hyperlink. Find what you are after by <CTRL> +F and entering your search term.

Issue l: October 1982

Articles from "Maitland Mercury" re arrival of Agincourt emigrants

Issue 2: February 1983

Our lacemaker ancestors - the French connection

Issue 3: March 1983

	Notes on Thomas Whewell (Agincourt), alias Nottingham Jack
	The departure of the lacemakers from Calais
	The Irish question
	The Bert Archer Story Part 1

Issue 4: June 1983

	Elizabeth Simpson's visit and talk
	Book Notes: Albert Vion's "Calais et Sainte-Pierre au XIX Siecle"
	Elizabeth Simpson's donation of "Orange's Directory 1840" for Nottingham
	The computer indexing project
	Address of Calais Town Hall
	The Bert Archer Story Part 2

Issue 5: October 1983

	President's First Report - Bob Wilson
	Bobbin skipping ropes
	Elizabeth Simpson's visit to the Hunter Valley
	The Bert Archer Story Part 3

Issue 6: February 1984

	Luddites - Marjorie Brown
	Book Reviews - "The Family Tree Detective", "Protest and Punishment"
	Sydney In 1848
	The Bert Archer Story Part 4
	Papers Relative to Emigration
	The Saywells - Part 1

Issue 7: April 1984

	Suggestion from Kingsley Ireland re Harpley research
	"Living by the Hunter River" - Lindsay Watts
	The Bert Archer Story - Part 5
	The Saywells - Part 2 (Includes more on the Luddites)

Issue 8: July 1984

	The Bert Archer Story Part 6
	The Gaskins
	The Bromheads
	The Nutts

Issue 9: October 1984

	Notes on Second AGM
	Death of Bert Archer
	Second Presidents Report - Bob Wilson
	Report by Chris Sutton

Issue 10: March 1984

	Horner Family - Fairlie emigrants
	Charles Dickens in Calais
	SMH "Shipping News" on the Fairlie
	The Harpley - Enid Bastick

Issue 11: June 1985

	Widdison/Widdowson/Widderson family per Harpley
	Nottingham Goose Fair
	Hiram Longmire 1814-1880 (Harpley)

Issue 12: November 1985

	List of ASLC resources
	The Bert Archer Collection
	National Library of Australia Computer Research facilities

Issue 13: February 1986

	President's Report - Bob Wilson
	Report on the Harpley - Kingsley Ireland

Issue 14: July 1986

	Shipping List - Harpley
	Shipping List - Fairlie
	Check list for acknowledging sources of information
	Machine lace - 1857 Edition, Encyclopaedia Britannica
	Machine lace - 1895 Edition, Chambers Encyclopaedia

Issue 15: November 1986

	James Woodforth (Agincourt)
	Book Review - "The Common People" (Jean Campbell)
	Summary of talk by Beth Williams
	George and John Eastlake - husbands of Frances Saywell
	Bert Archer's "Diary"' of the Agincourt passage to Australia

Issue 16: February 1987

	Report on Harpley reunion, Adelaide - Richard Lander
	Family Notables - Request for Contributions
	"Those Ships" - Bob Wilson
	"Australia Visited and Revisited" - Bruce Goodwin
	Babies bearing ship names and emigrants from Yardley Gubbins

Issue 17: May 1987

	"To Morpeth and Beyond" Report on visit 14/3/87
	"Australian Rells" - Jean Wright
	"On Contributing to Tulle" - Richard Lander
	Ruddington Framework Knitters' Museum

Issue 18: July 1987

	Woodforth Family Occupations - Jean Campbell
	"More Fairlie Gossip"
	Barques and Ships defined
	Agincourt shipping list
	"Village Life and Customs (1)- Bruce Goodwin
	Sex Error on Birth Certificate - Jean Campbell

Issue 19: October 1987

	Visit to Nottingham - Barbara Kendrick
	Stubbs Family Research - Margaret Audin
	Article from Sydney Morning Herald 12/9/1861
	"Rare Finds" - Gillian Kelly
	Lacemakers Weekly Earnings
	Technical Drawings of Lacemaking Machine donated to the Bathurst Historical Museum by the Brownlows
	"The Not So Good Old Days"
	Bathing in the (Hunter) River during Prohibited Hours - Lindsay Watts

Issue 20: February 1988

Secretary's Report including:

	comment on the talk given by Mr Wakeman of the Department of Lands
	Historical Department;
	letter to Vicar of Yardley Gubbins;
	Interview by BBC, Northhampton

"Those Ships" - Marjorie Brown

Ship Definitions - Richard Lander

"About Mary Pedder" - Jan Balgowan

Elizabeth Simpson offers research materials to the ASLC

First International Congress on Family History

Nottingham Museum of Lace

Lander family "Notables"

Village life and Customs (2) - Bruce Goodwin

Singles on the Agincourt - Lindsay Watts

Issue 21: May 1988

	Tom Halls (West family), Rector of St Peter's Anglican Church at St Peters: Launching "the History of the Parish". Celebration of the 150th anniversary of the foundation of this historic church
	Thomas Stanley Summerhayes (Saywell family)
	The Emigration from Calais - Letters to the "Nottingham Review" - Consul Bonham
	Village life and Customs (3) - Bruce Goodwin
	"Family Notable - John Wand" Pam Harvey
	Comment on Agincourt emigrants by NSW Emigration Commissioner
	Thomas Whewell . . . . "Nottingham Jack"?
	Who Was Who in Hunter Towns 1888 (John Bromhead)
	Extract from "Framework Knitting" by Marilyn Palmer - Beth Williams
	Bush Family - Marjorie Brown

Issue 22: August 1988

	Lotion for Removing Freckles
	President's Report - Bruce Goodwin
	Guidelines for Conducting the Business of the ASLC
	Secretary's Report - Enid Bastick
	Macquarie Woods - Bill Brownlow
	The Burgess Family
	Village Life and Customs (4) - Bruce Goodwin
	Hair Removal remedy
	Bromhead Family Notables - Lindsay Watts
	Life in South Australia in about 1853- Enid Bastick
	Travelling from SA to Victoria 1870 - Enid Bastick

Issue 23: October 1988

	Village Life and Customs (5) - Bruce Goodwin
	What Became of the Members of the Lander Family who travelled to Adelaide aboard Harpley? - Richard Lander
	Extract from "Nottingham Journal", 31st March 1848
	List of passengers on either the Fairlie or the Agincourt who married after arriving

Issue 24: February 1989

	To administer Castor Oil
	Cure for Drunkenness
	"Nottingham Machine Lacemakers" - address by Elizabeth Simpson
	The Bob Burgess Story (cont) - the Maiden Voyage of the Harpley
	"Elizabeth Simpson at Gosford" - Lindsay Watts
	Our "BOOK" - Gillian Kelly
	"Cousins? Which One?" - Richard Lander
	The Happiest Day of Ruby Collins Life - Pat Stewart

Issue 25: May 1989

	"Nottingham Machine Lacemakers" - address by Elizabeth Simpson
	Dover Marriages
	Extract from "Nottingham Journal" on Hosiery and Lace Trades
	Coach Accidents (from "The Practical Housewife", 1855)

Issue 26: August 1989

	Death of Cecil Lander
	"Nottingham Machine Lacemakers" - address by Elizabeth Simpson
	Harpley Family Update

Issue 27: November 1989

	Recipe for "Lacemakers" - the book!
	"Nottingham Machine Lacemakers" address by Elizabeth Simpson (FINAL)
	Fairlie Passengers (Calais Births, and Dover and Sydney marriages)
	Of Shoes and Ships and Sealing Wax - a challenge from Marjorie Brown
	Found! - Thomas Homan (passenger on steamer Oregon)
	Sarah Henley who survived a suicide attempt after her voluminous skirts acted as a parachute
	Genealogy Pox - Symptoms, Treatment, Remarks (No Known Cure)
	Article from "Bathurst Advocate" (23/10/1848) relating to some of the passengers from the Agincourt (Bruce Goodwin)

Issue 28: February 1990

	Extract from the "Nottingham Journal" 31/3/1848
	The File of Captain Gluyas - another link in Beth Williams search for Thomas Homan
	Agincourt Passengers born in Calais, or married in Dover, or married in Sydney: (also next issue)

Issue 29: May 1990

	The Lacemakers Book (Ed. Gillian Kelly) completed
	Financial Statement Jan - Dec, 1989
	Extract from "Nottingham Journal" (English Mechanics from France)
	More Births, etc for Agincourt passengers from Calais
	Information from Marjorie Brown (feeding the fledgling colonies)

Issue 30: August 1990

	Launch of the Lacemakers Book (Ed by Gillian Kelly)
	Note from Lenore Keays
	Addresses given by Messrs Bill Brownlow and Richard Lander at the launching of "The Lacemakers of Calais"
	How long after the death of a husband may a woman modestly marry?
	The Oliver Lowe Story (Gillian Kelly)
	Where In the World Is Thomas Whewill? (Gillian Kelly)
	More About Relationships (Richard Lander)
	Family Notables - Ben Robinson (Patricia Stewart)
	European News - The New Insurrection In Paris ("Times" 26/6/1848 & 10/10/1848 and probably brought to Australia aboard the Agincourt)

Issue 31: November 1990

	Editor's report - Claire Loneragan
	Secretary's report - Enid Bastick
	Shaken any fresh info from the family tree?
	A family on the move - Jan Balgowan
	Text of Death Certificate of Edward Lander (in French and English) - Richard Lander
	Morning Calls - from "Etiquette for Ladies" 1868
	Text of Birth Certificate of Rosina Lander (in French and English) - Richard Lander
	Father Therry and the Drink Drive Victim
	From the Barricades of Paris (continuing the account from the "Times", reprinted in SMH October 1848
	Dissertation on the antiquity of fleas

Issue 32: (Yellow cover, "33" incorrectly handwritten in Roman numerals): March 1991

	A Letter to the editor - M F B
	Death of Claire Marcia Hawkins, nee Norrie
	Secretary's report - Enid Bastick
	The new insurrection in Paris (continuing from the SMH of Oct 10, 1848, European News
	The Story of Lace
	What Else was Happening in 1848? (Excerpts from "the Australian Almanac & Book of Facts 1988")
	The reply to the lacemakers petition
	Jindabyne (poem by P H S)
	Index for the Bert Archer Collection
	Dissertation on the antiquity of fleas
	Animal, vegetable, mineral
	Family Notables: William Cope
	Little bits and pieces

Issue 33 (Yellow cover, Issue 33, July 1991

The birthday book of Sarah Vickers (Kerry Vickers)

Footsteps on a pioneer wharf (Pam Harvey, Wand Family)

The Late Mrs J Ottaway - An Interesting Personality - Richard Lander

Coal Mining - Jean Campbell

Nottingham Goose Fair

Was there a relative in the colony? - convict records relating to lacemaker relatives

To which Tate Family do you belong?

Prompt justice

People on the banks - Bruce Goodwin

Grandma's "Recut"

Namby-Pamby Christianity

Notes for the Genealogist

Dormer Family

Felkin on Nottingham People

Issue 34: November 1991

Notice of meeting - Guest Speaker: Bruce Kemshall

From the President's Desk

And the Secretary's

And finally, the Editor

Summer Holiday.....Lake Conjola, 1970 (a poem by Pat Stewart)

A Family Divided - Doug Webster

Amazing Engineering and Workmanship of Machine Lace - Jean Campbell

Among the Passengers of the Fairlie...or All is not as it seems

Maitland Mercury, 11 Sept 1895 - Death of an Old Resident

Maitland Mercury, 17 February, 1903 - Death of an Old resident

The Passing Bell - Lindsay Watts

Iron Bark (a poem by Nancy Howard)

Calais, and more particularly, St Pierre - Gillian Kelly

St Pierre de Calais as the Lacemakers knew it - Calais et St Pierre au XIC Siecle (1815-1885), by Albert Vion

Heads of the Family, and their wives

Single people and their known Australian Marriages

Destitute Asylum register

For the Genealogist:

	deceased estate files - Beth Williams
	does anyone know....

Issue 35: March 1992

"Gold and People-Recollection of Hill End 1920s to 1960s" - book by Bruce Goodwin

Gold, gold, gold

A Teacher's Tale - Canberra Pioneers

From Nottingham to Calais

The wreck of the S.S. Maitland

Map of St Pierre de Calais

A letter to William (Branson Family) - Doug Webster

Lacemaker stories are stories from the banks, too

The Rogers Family - another Lacemaker Story (Judy Gifford (nee Rogers))

Gold Again!

The Magic of the Machines (Jean Campbell)

Machines: Nottingham to France (Gillian Kelly)

Life in the Factories

Advertisement from the Nottingham Review, 1810

For the Genealogist

	Shaw family
	Hemsley family
	Needham family

IGI Microfiche

Does anyone know anything about the Wells Family?

Issue 36: July 1992

Death of Jean Neich, 13 November 1991 (Crofts family)

Death of Margaret Audin

Calais

Those two Maitlands (Lindsay Watts)

Isabel Saywell (Pat Stewart)

90th Birthday of Thomas Saywell

Jane Susannah Shaw (Kay Radford & Pam Neal)

A Calais Connection

The children, the children

Nottingham as seen from The Park, 1830.

The long arm of the law (Bruce Goodwin)

A visit to Calais (Pam Harvey)

Sheriff of Nottingham

A Different Calaisien Experience (Narelle Richardson)

Notes from "A Geographical Dictionary or Gazeteer of the Australian Colonies 1848" by William Henry Wells

For the Genealogist

Saywell, Stubbs and West families

Town Plan of Nottingham in the 18th Century

Issue 37: October 1992

From the President's Desk - Bruce Goodwin

And the Secretary's - Enid Bastick

and finally, the Editor's - Gillian Kelly

Gwen Chinner 1914-1992

Thomas, son of Charles and Jane Crofts - Lola Crofts

Those makers of pillow lace - Author unknown, article found by Bruce Goodwin

Mr Thompson Sir - Jacob Wiltsher

John Slater - Framebreaker - Beth Williams

Picture a Lacemaker

According to Burke

Those who came - Gillian Kelly

Frances Saywell - Marjorie Brown

A Likely tale - from Hillendiana, Donald Friend

The Agincourt and a homily - from the Bert Archer papers

for the Genealogist:

	correction for article in Tulle 34, Heads of families and their wives
	Derbyshire luddites
	Calais certificates
	South Australian wills
	does anyone know...

Issue 38: February 1993

	Don Bank Cottage
	Anne Fewkes on Nottingham
	A voyage of the Harpley
	Maria Potter - Agincourt passenger (Jack Clifford)
	Disgraceful riot at Maitland
	The First Graduation Ceremony at The University of Sydney
	"No Work, No Bread, No Hope!
	Thomas and Jane Peet (Robert Noel Peet)
	A View of Earlier Justice
	"Touch of Lace"
	The Lace Factory
	The Life of a Lacemaker
	Nottingham 1841 Census Index
	French Records
	Ford Madox Brown
	Those Missing Lacemakers - William Potter
	Rose, Thistle and Shamrock - Iron Steamers to Morpeth

Issue 39: May 1993

	The Bonington Family - Anne Fewkes
	The Touch of Lace in Dacosta Ave, Prospect (painted Stobie Pole) - Richard Lander
	A Voyage of the Harpley - John Chandler
	A Letter form Joseph (Joseph James) - Clair Hergstrom
	An old map of Nottingham
	As mad as a hatter
	Speaking of Forebears
	The Natural Children of Calais - Marjorie Brown, Gillian Kelly and Albert Vion
	Mr Edward Cunliffe Hemingway
	Lord Byron - Champion for the Stockingers
	Those Gates of Nottingham
	St Mary's Gate from Kayes Walk
	Mildred Brunton - Lacemaker Extraordinaire - from the PSA Journal, June/August 1992
	Annual Financial Statement to 21 January 1993
	For the Genealogist - Wand - Spinks - Watts and Hazeldine - Bown - Bell
	From the Nottingham Mercury Bonsor (lace manufacturer)
	Textile workers in France
	The Rose - Sydney to the Hunter, 2nd Agincourt party, 1848 (illustration on back cover)

Issue 40: August 1993

The William Brown Story (Carol Bailey)

Elizabeth Drake (aka Bess Drake)

...and Speaking of Marriage (Gillian Kelly)

Making Lye and Soap

An Old-Time Diary (the Voyage of the Agincourt to Adelaide in 1850

The Matter of Money - money "lost" by lacemakers in French banks

Pigot and Co Directory of Nottingham, 1828

William Saville

Nottingham and the Nonconformists

For the Genealogist

	Archer/Ragg
	Foster
	Needham
	Ward
	Wells/Peet

Escape from Drowning - Mr Croft, Bathurst

Surnames from the Methodist Register, St-Pierre to 1848

Issue 41: November 1993

The Woodforths of Woodhouse (jean Campbell)

The Potters of Calais

Gleanings on a Lacemaker - Marjorie (Pops) Shirtley - Granddaughter of Maria Potter (Agincourt)

The Bedchamber Mystery - C. S. Forester

Thank you, Normandy - a story about Sarah Wells - Mignon Preston

Financial Report, November 20, 1993

Adelaide Lander

From Whence They Came - more on the Harpley

Bobbins and Carriages - Gillian Kelly

For the Genealogist

	William Brown
	John Freestone
	Thomas Selby
	John Sweeney

Basford Parish Directory 1832-1833 - William White

Calais Contacts in the 1840s

	Machine owners
	Teachers
	Midwives
	Frequent witnesses to English births

Issue 42 (Vol. 13, number 1): February 1994

From the Nottingham Notebook, 1848

Royalty, Knitting and William Lee

Report to the Society on Visits to Calais and Nottingham - Rev. Tom Halls

The Long Farewell by Don Charlwood- a review by Doug Webster

The Manufactories of Old Calais - a Map

Relief by Colonisation, a Nottingham Immigration to South Africa - Gillian Kelly

Those Who Sailed to the Cape

Lace and Normandy - Mrs Fanny Palliser

For the Genealogist

	Kettlebrand
	Widdison
	Crofts
	Holmes

Lacemaker connections from the Victorian Pioneers CD-ROM series

The Family of George Elliott, Missing Lacemaker

Issue 43 (Vol. 13, number 2): May 1994

The Luddites - Richard Lander

Bendigo - A Story of William Abednego Thompson - John Sheffield

One Branch of the Tree of the Family Dunk - Harold Rowe

Petition to the Cape

An Instance of Rashness ( a story about John Branson)

Nottingham - an old map

Chronology of Nottingham

Perilous Seas Claim 21 - the wreck of the paddle steamer Maitland

Bathurst Free Press - notes on Oliver Lowe, Dinner to Mr Rogers, Joseph West

Patrick Storen, 1824-1881 - Joseph Jannan

From the Abbot Files - Charles Hibberd

An Unconventional Artist - George French Angas

For the Genealogist

	Cornelius Crowder
	John Hemingway
	John Irons

Transported from Nottingham - Doug Webster

Letter to the Editor - Judy Gifford (re Nottinghamshire Marriage Records)

Missing lacemakers

The Phillimore Indexes

Issue 44 (Vol. 13, number 3): August 1994

A Link with the Past - William Burrows Bradshaw

The Third Child of Thomas and Sarah Wells, Rebecca Bradshaw - Bronwen Thomas

Fearghus O'Connor - John Sheffield

Suffragettes and South Australia - Christine Finnimore

A Tourist in France, 1848

Black is the Colour of Despair - Gillian Kelly

Review: A Cargo of Women - Doug Webster (a book re the convicts of the Princess Royal)

Lost and Found: Sumners and Peets - H. Kirkbright

For the Genealogist

	Peet family
	Sumner family
	The Fairlie and Yardley Gobion
	The Bathurst Contingent and the Holy Trinity Church at Kelso

Issue 45 (Vol. 13, number 4): November 1994

	From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
	And the Secretary's - Doug Webster
	And finally, the Editor's - Gillian Kelly
	A new numbering system
	ANGAS and ANGUS - an editor's note
	Living in the '50s - from "The Parramatta River and Its Vicinity, 1848-1861" by W S Campbell
	A footnote to A Tourist in France, 1848 - Doug Webster
	The Removalists - from "The Hill End Story, Book 1" by Harry Hodge
	Lacemakers link with an "unconventional artist" - Kingsley Ireland
	Quorn, SA - Gillian Kelly
	The Barrier Miner 7 September, 1915- statement by Mrs Hart
	The Adelaide Observer - undated obituary
	My Wandering Shepherds - Doreen Towle
	As Poor as a Stockinger - Gillian Kelly
	The tale I have to tell! - Gillian Kelly
	Nottingham Notables: William Hallam Pegg - Gillian Kelly

Issue 46 (Vol 14, number 1): February 1995

From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan

And the Secretary's - Doug Webster

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

Extracts from Victorian Police Gazette

Sixty years of shipping: a hundred years ago - from "The Adelaide Observer" 16 September 1899

Memory lane - Lindsay Watts

Memories of the Stevens family - Doreen Taylor

Nottingham and Ale - Nottingham directory, 1863

Maps of St Pierre in 1850 & 1990

Sydney in 1848 part 1: the arrival - DBW

Nottingham Notable: D H Lawrence

Australia at last - Gillian Kelly

Letters to the Lacemakers

Excerpts from letters to Doug Webster

For the Genealogist

	Yardley Gobion and the Fairlie
	Leads from the newspapers of the day
	Members request: Scothern

Issue 47 (Vol 14, number 2): May 1995

From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan

And the Secretary's - Doug Webster

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

Sydney in 1848 part 2: the trip to Bathurst - Doug Webster

Sydney in 1848: suggested further reading - Doug Webster

Morialta - Gwydir - Kate Foy

The State of the trade: some notes on bobbinnet trade, 1831

an awful visitation - London Times July 9, 1845

Dissenting Meeting Houses - from Orange's Directory, 1840

Calais ...from where to where

Children and Lace - London Times, October 1840

An apology to Bob Saywell

A Nation is a family

letters to the Lacemakers

Were members of your family inventors or patentees?

for the Genealogist:

	certificates from Margaret's parish, Leics
	French certificates
	The Back Cover
	The Galleries of Justice, Nottingham
	birth certificate of Robert John Harrison

Issue 48 (Vol. 14, number 3): August 1995

From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan

And the Secretary's - Doug Webster

And finally, the Editor's - Gillian Kelly

Some early Lacemaker Arrivals - Doug Webster

The Elnor Sisters - Carol Bailey

Calais...From 1830 to 1840 - Gillian Kelly

Transport Links: England 1830 - Jean Campbell

London Times, June 21, 1831

The Emigrant's Friend or Authentic Guide to South Australia

The Family of George Elliott

Don't Believe Everything You are Told - Beth Williams

For the Genealogist:

	Extracts from Pigot's directory Leicestershire, 1830
	Again, was there a relative in the colony?
	relations of Immigrants, 1848-1851
	Marriage Licence Bonds in Nottingham
	Translate your French certificate - Lyndall Lander
	The Lacemakers of Caen - taken from "Abroad" first published in 1882

Issue 49 (Vol. 14, number 4): November 1995

Letters from Adelaide (John Freestone)

The Barque, John, Book Review - Doug Webster

Rescue of a Shipwrecked Crew - the wreck of the Fairlie

Over the Hills and a Long Way Off

Leicestershire, Lacemakers and the Military - Jean Campbell

Coals to Newcastle (re William Hemsley)

Joshua Oldfield and Jane Bull - Richard Halliday

Past Times

Methodism and St Pierre

Typhus Fever in Maitland - Gillian Kelly

Calais 1840 to 1848 - Gillian Kelly

For the Genealogist

	Transported fro Machine - Breaking
	Thomas Scotten
	Richard Wells
	Wright and Crofts

The Last Will and Testament - explanations of the following

	Probate
	Letters of Administration
	Letters of Administration CTA
	De Bonis Non
	Double Probate
	Limited
	Cessate
	Ad Colligenda
	Pendente Lite

Issue 50 (Vol. 15, number 1): February 1996

From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan

And the Secretary's - Doug Webster

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

Notes to Letters From Adelaide

letters from Adelaide, part 2 - John Freestone & Marlene Kilminster

Riverton, South Australia

In Quarantine (book review) - Doug Webster

Grave Situations

Identification, Please!

Entrepreneurs or Villains? - Doug Webster

Poor rates in Nottingham - Notts Newspaper, 29 May 1847

A Reader's Query

Taking the Lacemakers back to Calais

Fun and Games - Calais et Saint-Pierre au XIXe Siecle by Albert Vion

Thomas Johnson, Engineer

For the Genealogist:

	On Convict Lines
	Walking in their footsteps part 1

Issue 51 (Vol. 15, number 2): May 1996

From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan

From the new Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

Nottingham in 1848 - Doug Webster

The Rights of Women (or Moses' Instructions) - J D Lang

Mildred Elsie Brunton - M Vaughan

Mutual Aid Societies & the Oddfellows

Bromheads, Swifts, Taylors & the Agincourt

Who Calls for the Good Old Days?

Let's Celebrate 1848 - 1998

Mary Rushton and Mr & Mrs Hopkins - C Litchfield

The Best Nottingham Could Do

Early Nottingham Imitation Laces

For the Genealogist:

	Strays
	From Joel Brismalin in Calais
	Marriage certificate of Victor Helmsley & Francoise Devot
	Holmes Family History Society
	Reader's queries
	The inhabitants of Saint-Pierre from the 1831 Census

Issue 52 (Vol. 15, number 3): August 1996

From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan

And the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

Let's Celebrate 1848-1998

Trade, Commerce and Money - Nottingham Review 31 March 1848

Nottingham and Calais at last! - Marion McLeish

Conviction for Playing at Marbles on Sunday

The Church of England in Calais and St-Pierre

The Plot Thickens - Gillian Kelly

Lace-Making by machinery

The Stapleford Windows - Evol Watkins

Convict Lines - Doug Webster

For the Genealogist:

	The Inhabitants of Saint-Pierre from the 1831 Census (concl)
	Readers' queries
	Australia's Immigration Wall of Honour

Issue 53 (Vol. 15, number 4): November 1996

	From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
	And the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead
	And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
	Let's Celebrate 1848-1998
	Our Lacemakers - Thomas Goldfinch and Ann Newing -Lionel Goldfinch
	Taking a Cook's Tour
	Letters from America - John Morley, William Pole and David Woodhouse
	Women's Work
	R Granger and Sons
	Register of the Freemen of Leicester
	William Lee Rewritten
	There is No Substitute for Quality - Arnott's Biscuits
	Stapleford
	For the Genealogist - the inhabitants of Sainte-Pierre from the 1841 Census

Issue 54 (Vol. 16, number 1): February 1997

	From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
	And the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead
	And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
	News from France - Doug Webster
	A Yard of Potatoes (William Norfolk)
	Death of Mr Frederick Robert Archer, J.P.
	Lacemakers to be Discovered - more on Yardley Gubion
	Thomas Selvy
	A Cab Ride (Charles H Bertie)
	A Begging Letter from the Editor
	Probable connections between the Potter, Brown, Webster and Evans Families
	More Letters from Adelaide
	The Oldest Postage Stamp in the World
	Shepherding in Australia
	School Days in 1912 - Doreen Taylor
	Fashionable Spring Goods (received from the Harpley
	Census of St Pierre 1846 (names listed)

Issue 55 (Vol. 16, number 2): May 1997

From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

George Armytage - Dr Christian Borde

The Theatre Evil

Where did those Homans go? Tillimbi-Paterson - Beth Williams

A Thank You Letter - Gillian Kelly

Children of Working Mothers 1842 - D Wardle

What's in a Name? - Lindsay Watts

From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead

Angaston SA. May 2nd, 1848 - Richard Rodda

This Little Piggy

Cover Girl

For the Genealogist:

	the last of Nottingham's potters
	census secrets

Issue 56 (Vol. 16, Number 3): August, 1997

	From the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan
	And the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead
	And the Editor - Gillian Kelly
	Well Suited to the Colony - sales commence
	Letter from France - Stuart Dunshea, a descendant of James Nutt
	Nottingham Notable - Samuel Derry, MC, DSO
	The First Australian Play - Kate Foy
	Book Review - The Migrant Ship Harpley. 1847-1862
	The Ship Harpley and Courtney Fowell
	Shipping News
	The Kemshall's and the Suttors (Brucedale)
	The Crown of England
	Stop Press - Incorporation of the ASLC on 7 August 1997
	The Frenchs Forest Newsletter - Bruce Goodwin
	Register of Members' Interests 1996-1997

Issue 57 (Vol. 16, number 4): November 1997

An Open Letter from the President's Desk - Claire Loneragan

And from the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead

and finally, the Editor's - Gillian Kelly

Theo Saywell

Committees

Nottingham Notable: Arthur Jepson 1915-1997 - J Gifford

Currency lads and lasses - from B Goodwin

The Stirrer - Emma Head

Working for william

The Society Celebrates 1998, for your information

Kate, the sister of Ned, and the Lacemakers - Gillian Kelly

The Bulletin and its editor - J E Archibald

Martin & Co advertises

William Felkin

For the Genealogist:

	The Lander Connection
	Little Nottingham beyond the seas
	The Bathurst Advocate

New Members

Issue 58 (Vol. 17, number 1): February 1998

From the Desk of the President - Claire Loneragan

And the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

23 February 1848 and the news of the day

Edward A Austin: From Bavaria to Bathurst - Jack Austin

Cover Notes

Your Lacemakers' Story in Stitch

The Sampler - Lyndall & Richard Lander

Footsteps of the Lacemakers

A Thoroughly Modern Lacemaker - John Saywell

Well Suited to the Colony - its cover story

Some Early Patentees

In 1848 in Australia

A soldier's Life in NSW - United Service Magazine 1838

For the Genealogist:

	Some Baptisms solemnised in the Parish of Stapleford 1816 and 1837
	Stapleford Marriages from the IGI

New members

Issue 59 (Vol. 17, number 2): May 1998

From the Right Worshipful Lord Mayor of Nottingham

From the President - Claire Loneragan

From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

Michel Caron

Calaisiens and Lace - Michel Caron

Letter from Australia - Nottingham review, 1850

Phone Chatter causes complaints

1914-1918

William IV

About People

Address given at the Launch of "Well Suited to the Colony" - Gillian Kelly

the Lace Working Party

For the Genealogist

Barry Holland: researcher

Lacemakers and the Internet

Lacemakers on the Net

Internet sites to explore

New members

lost, stolen or strayed

Greetings from England

Issue 60 (Vol. 17, Number 3): August 1998

From the desk of the President - Claire Loneragan

And the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

Professor Ken Dutton and things French

The challenge of change - Richard Lander

Report to the Society on a brief visit to Calais, May 1998 - The Reverend Tom Halls

Bereavements

Translator revealed

The Harpley

Celebrate the Harpley

The Great Get Together

Walk the walk at Morpeth

Harpley miscellany

Cover story - Tulle August 1998

The Wainwrights and Mr Maurice of Binda, NSW

Life is full of coincidences - Marjorie Brown

Anne in Australia - Judy Gifford

Another's Sesquicentenary

For the Genealogist

	Smith brothers of Hyson
	Lacemakers on the net
	Email addresses for members and friends
	Lost, stolen or strayed from the Harpley
	Whatever happened to Charles?

Issue 61 (Vol. 17, number 4): November 1998

From the President - Claire Loneragan

From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

Douglas Branson Webster

So your forebears thought of emigrating? - Sydney's Emigration Journal, 27 October 1849

Celebrating the Harpley

Life aboard an immigrant ship - Richard and Lyndall Lander, October 1998

Own your own bobbin

Aborigines in Nottingham in 1868 - Ann Fewkes, Nottingham

Helene Dormer Gibson

Louis Philippe of France - British Quarterly, February 1848

The Ranters in Shelford, Nottingham - Ann Fewkes, Nottingham

For the Genealogist:

	Lacemakers found
	Were your family Baptists?
	On the net
	Dover marriages
	From the 1881 Census, Nottingham

New members

Issue 62 (Vol. 18, number 1): February 1999

Editorial - Gillian Kelly

The Editor's indulgence

Louis Philippe arrives in England - London Times, March 1848

Irene Mayer - Kentley Mayer

Samuel Strong 1809-1881: Calais Lacemaker - Ray Strong

A note for posterity: William Burton - Nottinghamshire Historian No 21, Summer 1978

Giower yer mardy ode thing

The Lace Place

Heathcoat's men

Another Heathcoat - The Daily Telegraph, London

The lace trade - the Nottingham Journal

Cover note: Nottingham Castle

Lille - Lille, Roubaix and Tourcaing in the Belle Epoque

Sarah Holmes - Gillian Kelly

Arrival of the Navarimo, Adelaide, SA, 10 November 1848

	Shipping intelligence
	Passengers

The Parish of St Peters, Nottingham

For the Genealogist:

	Murphy was an Optimist!
	Readers' queries
	Birth place: Lille
	The Australian War Memorial Research Centre

Issue 63 (Vol. 18, number 2): May 1999

From the President - Claire Loneragan

From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

Donbank in trouble - Sydney Morning Herald, 3 April 1999

Mary Rushton - Denise Patterson

The Pentrich revolution - F Weightman

Goulburn

Society in Australia during the goldrush

Getting to those goldfields

The gathering of the Brownlow clan

Still reaching Australia all over - Kath Blake

Four funerals and a wedding

Australia's early immigration schemes

Sydney's street names

For the Genealogist:

	Intriguing clues
	English burials at Calais - 1831 & 1832
	Website
	Useful Address: Familysearch

Issue 64 (Vol. 18, number 3): August 1999

From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead

And the Editor - Gillian Kelly

Glimpses of the Eighteenth century

The Law of the day - extracted by David Millett

Cover story

Rail travel in France - Beth Williams

The Sneinton Mill - from an article by Dennis Plowman

Ben Kemshall had a relative in the Colony

The Harpley - reprinted from the Centenary Report, Singleton Meical Welfare Centre

This is the Harpley

Modern descriptions of ancient trades

Nottingham Review, 21 April 1848, in which the condition of Nottingham is described

Nottingham Review, 27 May 1842: Rural police again

STOP PRESS: Barbara Kendrick

Marriage: West-Crofts

For the Genealogist:

	Shepshed Cemetery Register
	Harpley gossip
	Help, Please
	Murphy's Law
	Miniature ships

ASLC at home on the 'net

Issue 65 (Vol. 18, number 4): November 1999

From the President's - Claire Loneragan

From the Secretary's - Carolyn Broadhead

And finally, the Editor - Gillian Kelly

James Smith of Calais - Kathryn Mooney

Nottingham Evening Post: Books laced with history - from David Millott

As poor as a stockinger - Childrens' Commission, 1842

For South Australian settlers - SAHGS

Enter Thomas Saywell - Craig Williams, Theo Saywell, ed Gillian Kelly

Smuggling rules

Lest We Forget - Australian War Memorial

For the Genealogist:

	Descendants of William Parsons
	From the 1881 Census: Hingley/Mees
	Of All the Mad Pursuits - Mignon Preston
	Census Index 1841, Calais et St-Pierre

Ode to spell checker!

Issue 66 (Vol. 19, number 1): February 2000

From the President - Claire Loneragan

From the Secretary - Carolyn Broadhead

From the Editor - Gillian Kelly

Three books to yearn for

	"Lace and Gold" by Bruce Goodwin
	"Calais et la Mer" by Dr Christian Borde
	"Nottingham 1897-1947" compiled by Douglas Whitworth

The Bells of Saint Saviours

The Pentrich Revolution and its Australian links - Steve Wright

The Harpley was built on the Tamar - Gillian Kelly

Harriett Davis married William Foy - Kate Foy

What if history is bunk? - Gillian Kelly

I didn't know that - Richard Lander

Thank you Kingsley

Riverton, SA - from the Official South Australian Gazetteer and Road Guide, 1869

Nottingham Review, 27 May 1842: Rural police again

Charley Brown rules - Evol Watkins

Site fit for a new Millennium

For the Genealogist:

	Wish list
	The family of Joseph Clarke
	The family of John Davis
	Tongue-Dubout
	Imprisoned!

Issue 67 (Vol. 18, Number 2), May 2000

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

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 - http://www.onlinenames.net.au/ (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 New Secretary - Gillian Kelly
	From the New 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

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 - Margo 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

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 lace 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

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)

Issue 119 (Vol. 31, Number 2), May 2013

	President's Message - Stephen Black
	Secretary's Report - Carolyn Broadhead
	Calais BDM Registers now available on line
	Editor's Comment - Richard Lander
	Feedback on Tulle, February 2013 - Bob Wilson
	Mrs Robin Gordon, OAM
	The machine-made lace industry in Calais, 1904
	William Cope
	Neither Elysium nor Pandemonium
	The Zion Lace Factory, Illinois
	Smuggling (lace) as a fine art
	Death Notice: Thomas Dunk, Harpley passenger
	Was there scurvy aboard the Harpley?
	Some significant Nottingham dates
	Highway robbery in Adelaide - Thomas Mountenay the victim
	Nottingham surnames research list
	Vale - Mlle. Eliane Legrand, c1922 - 5 February 2013
	Gust Speakers over the first thirty years

Issue 120 (Vol. 31, Number 3), August 2013

President's Message - Stephen Black

Secretary's Report - Carolyn Broadhead

Editor's Comment - Richard Lander

Trove - an Australian Treasure

Hand-made or Machine-made lace?

St Leodegarius Church, Basford (Narelle Richardson)

The Bells of St Leonards, Naremburn by John Taylor & Co, Loughborough

Men of Nottingham and Nottinghamshire

1848-1788=60; 60+1848=1908

Mail deliveries prior to the 1850s (John S Saywell)

The world in 1848

Making Sense of Census

William White's Gazetteer and Directory of Nottinghamshire & Nottingham, 1832