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William Paul Dowling1
M, #11857, b. 1824, d. 3 August 1877
Pedigree Link
Vital Facts
Birth | William Paul Dowling was born in 1824 in Dublin City, Dublin, Ireland.2,3,4,5,6 |
Marriage | He and Julia Anne Deveaux were married on 4 May 1850 in Hobart, Buckingham Land, Tasmania, Australia, St Joseph's Holy Catholic Church, Hobart Town; Both in 1st marriage; Witnesses: Robin L Hook & Sarah Hook.6,7,2 |
Death | He died on 3 August 1877, in Launceston, Tasmania, AustraliaG. Note: Age: 53; Brisbane Street; Reference 3495; Informant:Thomas J Doolan Undertaker Launceston on 8 August 1877.8,1,2 |
Census Summary
Events - Chronological (including alternatives)
COURTS
Between 16 August and 23 October 1848 | London City, London, England
COURTS between 16 August and 23 October 1848 in London City, London, England, Imprisonment: Newgate Prison.
COURTS
Between 23 October and 12 December 1848 | London, EnglandG COURTS between 23 October and 12 December 1848 in London, England
G, Imprisonment: Millbank Prison (Holding facility for prisoners awaiting transportation.)
1824
Birth
1824 | Dublin City, Dublin, Ireland
1838~14
TIMELINE
1838
Chartist Movement starts with publication of the People's Charter demands for fair political reform in on 1838.
1846
Education
Before 1846 | Dublin City, Dublin, Ireland
William Paul Dowling was educated in Dublin City, Dublin, Ireland, before 1846. School of Arts and to have won awards.
1846~22
Event or Activity
He was in London, England
G, in 1846. Note: Organised the Davis Club, an Irish revolutionary organisation and became secretary of the English Revolutionary Society.
1848~24
Event or Activity
August 1848 | London, EnglandG He was in London, England
G, in August 1848. Note: Arrested in possession of 'Young Irelander' documents, convicted of sedition felony (first case of a new law) and transported to Van Diemen's Land for life.
1848
Residence
Before 16 August 1848 | Westminster, London, EnglandG Detail: 5 Nassau Street.
1848~24
Residence
16 August 1848 | Lambeth, London, England
Detail: 17 Pratt Street; care of Mr J Lawler.
1848~24
Event or Activity
16 August 1848
He was in on 16 August 1848. Note: allegedly committed 'Royal Offence' by act of treason against British Queen.
1848~24
Occupation
16 August 1848 | London, EnglandG Portrait Painter Artist.
1848~24
Education
18 September 1848 | London, EnglandG He was educated in London, England
G, on 18 September 1848. Read & Write Well.
1848~24
COURTS
18 September 1848 | London, EnglandG COURTS on 18 September 1848 in London, England
G, Convicted: of felony at Central Criminal Court.
1848~24
Fact
18 September 1848 | London, EnglandG On 18 September 1848 in London, England
G, Sentenced at London Central Criminal Court.
1848~24
Fact
18 September 1848 | London, EnglandG On 18 September 1848 in London, England
G, Marital Status: Unmarried.
1848~24
Event or Activity
18 September 1848 | London City, London, England
He was in London City, London, England, on 18 September 1848. Note: Old Bailey, Central Criminal Court as defendant in trial for treason; found guilty; sentenced to transportation.
1848~24
COURTS
25 September 1848 | London, EnglandG COURTS on 25 September 1848 in London, England
G, Sentenced: with William Cuffy, for 'Felony' to Transportation for Life.
1848~24
COURTS
12 December 1848 | Wakefield, Yorkshire West Riding, England
COURTS on 12 December 1848 in Wakefield, Yorkshire West Riding, England, Imprisonment: Wakefield Prison.
1848~24
COURTS
12 December 1848 | Westminster, London, EnglandG COURTS on 12 December 1848 in Westminster, London, England
G, Number: 15862; First Conviction; from Millbank Prison (holding facility for prisoners to be transported) for "1 3/4 months."
1849~25
1849~25
Departure
17 August 1849 | London, EnglandG 1849~25
Character
29 November 1849 | Tasmania, AustraliaG 1849~25
Education
29 November 1849 | Tasmania, AustraliaG He was educated in Tasmania, Australia
G, on 29 November 1849. Read & Write.
1849~25
Immigration
29 November 1849 | Adelaide, South Australia, AustraliaG He immigrated to Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
G, on 29 November 1849 Transported as penalty.
1849~25
Religious Affiliation
29 November 1849 | Tasmania, AustraliaG Roman Catholic on 29 November 1849 in Tasmania, Australia
G.
1849~25
Arrival
29 November 1849 | Tasmania, AustraliaG 1849~25
Description
29 November 1849 | Tasmania, AustraliaG Described as: Height: 5' 5 1/2"; Age: 25; Complexion: Fair; Head: Medium; Hair: Dark Brown; Whiskers: Side?; Visage: Oval; Forehead: High; Eyebrows: Brown; Eyes: Brown;; Nose, Mouth, Chin: Medium; Marks: Small moles on back of neck.
1849
Occupation
After 29 November 1849 | Tasmania, AustraliaG Self-employed Portrait Painter.
Occupation
Between 29 November 1849 and 4 May 1850 | Tasmania, AustraliaG Artist.
1849~25
Event or Activity
1 December 1849
He was in on 1 December 1849. Note: "to S. L." (or T L or J L.)
1850
Occupation
Before 1 January 1850 | Hobart Town, Tasmania, AustraliaG Teacher of drawing in Roman Catholic Church School.
1850~26
Occupation
1 January 1850 | Hobart Town, Tasmania, AustraliaG Portrait Painter at 9 Liverpool Street.
1850~26
4 May 1850 | Hobart, Buckingham Land, Tasmania, Australia
Age ~24
Birth 1826
Death: 1869
He and
Julia Anne Deveaux were married on 4 May 1850 in Hobart, Buckingham Land, Tasmania, Australia, St Joseph's Holy Catholic Church, Hobart Town; Both in 1st marriage; Witnesses: Robin L Hook & Sarah Hook.
1850~26
Residence
4 May 1850 | Hobart, Buckingham Land, Tasmania, Australia
Detail: Marriage.
1851~27
Residence
October 1851 | Launceston, Tasmania, AustraliaG Detail: St John Street next door to Messrs Gleadow & Henty.
1853~29
Event or Activity
29 March 1853 | Tasmania, AustraliaG He was in Tasmania, Australia
G, on 29 March 1853. Note: "TossLeave. worked absent from muster."
1853~29
Event or Activity
12 April 1853 | Tasmania, AustraliaG He was in Tasmania, Australia
G, on 12 April 1853. Note: "TossLeave estored. Absel acct a for."
1853~29
Residence
November 1853 | Hobart, Buckingham Land, Tasmania, Australia
Detail: Macquarie Street opposite St Joseph.
1854~30
Residence
October 1854 | Hobart, Buckingham Land, Tasmania, Australia
Detail: Davey Street in Stilwell.
1854~30
Event or Activity
7 November 1854 | Tasmania, AustraliaG He was in Tasmania, Australia
G, on 7 November 1854. Note: "Recd cp."
Occupation
Between 1855 and 1880 | Launceston, Tasmania, AustraliaG Photographer, Painter, Engraver.
1855~31
COURTS
14 August 1855 | Tasmania, AustraliaG COURTS on 14 August 1855 in Tasmania, Australia
G, Conditional Pardon.
1855~31
Event or Activity
14 August 1855 | Tasmania, AustraliaG He was in Tasmania, Australia
G, on 14 August 1855. Note: Received Conditional Pardon for offences.
1856~32
Residence
May 1856 | Hobart, Buckingham Land, Tasmania, Australia
Detail: 14 Liverpool Street in Stilwell.
1857~33
TIMELINE
1857 | United Kingdom
Chartist Movement ends with Final Convention and fails due to policy of reliance on constitutional methods in United Kingdom on 1857.
1857~33
Event or Activity
24 February 1857 | Tasmania, AustraliaG He was in Tasmania, Australia
G, on 24 February 1857. Note: Received Full Pardon for offences.
1857~33
COURTS
24 February 1857 | Tasmania, AustraliaG COURTS on 24 February 1857 in Tasmania, Australia
G, Full Pardon.
1857
Occupation
After 1857 | Launceston, Tasmania, AustraliaG Photographer and Lithographer in partnership with brother Matthew.
1859~35
Residence
April 1859 | Launceston, Tasmania, AustraliaG Detail: George Street opposite Post Office.
1869~45
Immigration
1869 | Tasmania, AustraliaG 1877
Occupation
Before 3 August 1877 | Launceston, Tasmania, AustraliaG Photographer.
Events - Death & Burial
1877~53
Death
3 August 1877 | Launceston, Tasmania, AustraliaG William Paul Dowling died on 3 August 1877, in Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
G. Note: Age: 53; Brisbane Street; Reference 3495; Informant:Thomas J Doolan Undertaker Launceston on 8 August 1877.
Cause: Tetanus following an operation
1877
Will
21 November 1877 | Tasmania, AustraliaG He left a will on 21 November 1877 in Tasmania, Australia
G,For daughter Juliana Dowling of Launceston will/intestate judgement less than £300.
Facts - Non-Chronological
NOTABLE
William Paul on trial for treason to the Queen as a member of the Chartist movement for reforms we accept today as the norm.
Reference Number
In the Dowling One-Name Study William Paul Dowling has the reference number 11857.
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Proceedings of the Central Criminal Court Sessions (Old Bailey) 18th September 1848 - HOOPER, Mayor. - Eleventh Session, 1847--48 - long document Transcribed by Brian Thomas Dowling (1955-) - see attached Microsoft Word document
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Source: Dictionary of Australian Artists Online by Joan Kerr Stilwell
painter, engraver and photographer, was born and raised in Dublin. Known as Paul, he was transported to Hobart Town as a political prisoner, arriving in the Adelaide on 29 November 1849. In about 1846 he had gone to London to organise the Davis Club, an Irish revolutionary organisation, and there also became secretary of an English revolutionary society. It was for his part in the latter's activities that he was given a life sentence for sedition at the London Central Criminal Court on 18 September 1848. As was the case with many other political prisoners, Dowling was granted a ticket of leave upon arrival. He set up as a portrait painter at 9 Liverpool Street on 1 January 1850, received a conditional pardon on 14 August 1855 and a full pardon on 24 February 1857. Supporting his application for the former, the Very Rev. William Hall, the Roman Catholic Vicar-General of the diocese of Hobart Town, wrote: 'he has taught drawing in my school for some time past'.
Dowling, who was said to have studied at the Dublin School of Arts and to have won awards, gave his profession as 'artist' from arrival in the colony. Julia Ann de Veaux (c.1825-69), Dowling's fiancée, followed him out from Dublin and they were married in St Joseph's Catholic Church, Hobart Town, on 4 May 1850. The ceremony was performed by Hall, the witnesses being Sarah and Robin Vaughan Hood. On 25 October 1851, the Launceston Examiner carried his advertisement: 'PORTRAIT PAINTING. - A Card. - MR. WILLIAM PAUL DOWLING, late of London, having arrived, for the first time, in Launceston, begs to inform the ladies and gentlemen who may desire his services that his stay must be limited and therefore their orders are solicited as early as possible. N.B.--To prevent mistakes, there being another artist of the same name, attention is requested to his initials and address. St. John-street, Launceston, next door to Messrs. Gleadow and Henty's office, and also to the Synagogue'. The other 'artist of the same name' was Robert Dowling (no relation).
W.P. Dowling moved his studio from Launceston to Macquarie Street, Hobart, opposite St Joseph's Church, in December 1852. Here he conducted a drawing class for young ladies on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. The chalk and pastel portrait sketches he produced include the four children of Joseph and Mary Morton Allport (ALMFA) and Frances Meredith with her cousin Eliza Jane Windsor (VDL Folk Museum). By October 1854 the rooms were to let and Dowling had moved to Davey Street.
One of Dowling's earliest known works is his pencil and watercolour portrait of the four Crowther children (c.1851, Crowther Library) formerly attributed to Thomas Bock. Throughout the 1850s Dowling also produced lithographs, mainly portrait subjects but occasionally a landscape or a record of a public event. They include Jubilee Festival Hobart Town 10th August 1853 on the Occasion of the Cessation of Transportation to Van Diemen's Land (printed and published by R.V. Hood), which shows the fireworks' display outside the Hobart Town High School (QVMAG holds his original sepia and white drawing for it). He painted oil portraits such as Rt Revd Robert William Willson, First Bishop of Hobart Town (1856, Catholic Church House, Hobart) and Rev. Mother Cahill (unlocated) - acknowledged as his when the Bishop of Hobart showed them in a loan exhibition at the Hobart Town Hall in 1881 - and made a lithograph after the former (ALMFA). Two large figurative panels of the altarpiece in St Joseph's Catholic Cathedral, Hobart are also attributed to him.
From his studio at 14 Liverpool Street in May 1856, W.P. Dowling advertised a 'new style of portrait (on a photographic base) in Swiss crayons, price two guineas'. He had already had some experience in this line, having been employed to colour John Sharp's photographs in 'pastel or soft crayon' in preference to Alfred Bock who had previously 'worked up portraits for him, Sharp, in water colour, but of course it was cheaper to employ Dowling', Bock complained to J.W. Beattie in 1919.
Dowling's major commitment to photography began at Launceston in about 1859 in partnership with his photographer brother, Matthew Patrick Dowling, who had recently joined him in Tasmania. On 28 April 1859 the Launceston Examiner advertised the Messrs Dowlings' Chromatype Gallery in George Street, opposite the post office. They were offering 'portraits from locket to life size, Daguerreotypes, oil paintings, &c. copied to any size. Instantaneous portraits of children. Stereoscopic and large views &c.' Matthew undoubtedly took most of the photographs while Paul coloured them, a pastel-coloured photograph of Thomas Ritchie being an extant example (QVMAG).
W.P. Dowling exhibited a photographic Portrait of a Gentleman overpainted in oils in the 1862-63 Hobart Town Art Treasures Exhibition and this sort of enlarged photograph, coloured in either oil or pastel, became his speciality. He was still producing original paintings too and was possibly the 'Mark' Dowling who exhibited A Shepherd at the 1866 Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition. Then in June 1869 Matthew accused Paul of selling as his own photographs which he (Matthew) had taken, dissolved the partnership and set up in rivalry with his brother at Launceston. Paul continued their former business on his own, advertising as a photographer although his photographic expertise was questionable, at least initially, and he also overpainted photographs by others and was an acknowledge painter. On 15 July 1871 the Tasmanian labelled him 'one of the most skilled painters in Tasmania' when discussing his oil-painted photograph of Adye Douglas for the Launceston Working Men's Club. A week later his overpainting of a large photograph of Henry Hopkins taken by C.A. Woolley for the Gas Company was commended in the local press. His 'mezzo-tint photograph' of Governor Wild was presented to the Launceston Mechanics Institute in June 1876 and he probably photographed and/or overpainted a few street scenes and views as well, such as a photograph of Peters, Barnard & Co.'s stores in Cameron Street, Launceston, which incorporates the twelve Chinese employees, Mr Peters and two of his sons, one on horseback (1871).
William Paul Dowling died of tetanus at his residence in Brisbane Street on 3 August 1877, following an operation. Reporting his death, the Launceston Examiner stated that he was best known 'for the production of photographic portraits, and particularly for his system of enlarging photos which are then finished in oil or crayons'. His obituary in the Cornwall Chronicle on 6 August 1877 stated he had made 'a comfortable competence' from the business and had been able to return to Ireland for a visit before moving into his Brisbane Street studio in the 1860s: 'Mr Dowling was an amiable man of quiet, retiring demeanour, very much respected, and liked best by those who were longest acquainted with him'. After his death W. Burrows & Co. purchased all the Dowling Brothers' negatives from Matthew Patrick Dowling, who inherited the business. Numerous photographs (mainly cartes-de-visite portraits) by W.P. Dowling, both as Dowling Brothers and on his own, are in the Archives Office of Tasmania. Examples of his oil portraits (many painted over enlarged photographs) still hang in public buildings.
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DETAILS
Also known as: Dowling, W. P.
Gender: Male
Birth: Date: c. 1824
Place: Dublin, Ireland
Arrival: Date: 1849-11-29
Note: ship; Adelaide
Period active: Dates: c. 1850 - 1876
Death: Date: 1877-08-03
Place: Launceston, Tasmania
Medium: Painting
Medium: Photography
Medium: OTHER
Note: Engraving
Medium: Drawing
Artwork: Title: Jubilee Festival Hobart Town 10th August 1853 on the Occasion of the Cessation of Transportation to Van Diemen's Land
Date: c. 1853
Artwork: Title: Rt Revd Robert William Willson, First Bishop of Hobart Town
Date: 1856
Artwork: Title: Rev. Mother Cahill
Artwork: Title: Portrait of a Gentleman
Artwork: Title: A Shepherd
Exhibition: Title: Hobart Town Art Treasures Exhibition
Date: 1862 - 1863
Place: Hobart Town, Tasmania
Exhibition: Title: Melbourne Intercolonial Exhibition
Date: 1866
Place: Melbourne, Victoria
Collection: Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales, Sydney
Collection: City of Ballaarat Fine Art Gallery, Ballarat, Victoria
Collection: Allport Library and Museum of Fine Arts, State Library of Tasmania, Hobart
Collection: Sir William Lodewyk Crowther Library, State Library of Tasmania, Hobart
Collection: Van Diemen's Land Folk Museum
Collection: Archives Office of Tasmania, Hobart
Collection: Catholic Church House, Hobart, Tasmania
Collection: Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Launceston, Tasmania
Collection: Launceston Court House, Tasmania
Collection: Launceston Public Library, Tasmania
Collection: Note: Private collections
Training: Place: Dublin School of Arts
Associate: Hood, Robin Vaughan
Associate: Dowling, Robert
Associate: Allport, Mary Morton
Associate: Meredith, Frances
Associate: Windsor, Eliza Jane
Associate: Bock, Thomas
Associate: Sharp, John
Associate: Bock, Alfred
Associate: Beattie, I. J. W.
Associate: Woolley, C. A.
Family member: Person: Dowling, Julia Ann (née de Veaux)
Relation: spouse
Family member: Person: Dowling, Matthew Patrick
Relation: brother
Residence: Dates: c. 1850-01-01 -
Place: 9 Liverpool Street, Hobart Town, Tasmania
Residence: Place: St. John street, Launceston, Tasmania
Residence: Dates: c. 1852-12 - 1854-10
Place: Macquarie Street, Hobart, Tasmania
Residence: Dates: c. 1854-10 -
Place: Davey Street, Hobart, Tasmania
Residence: Dates: c. 1856-05 -
Place: 14 Liverpool Street, Hobart Town, Tasmania
Residence: Dates: c. 1859 -
Place: George Street, Launceston, Tasmania
Residence: Place: Brisbane Street, Launceston, Tasmania
Other occupation: teacher
Biographer: Stilwell, G. T.
Biographer: Kerr, Joan
Source of info: The Dictionary of Australian Artists: painters, sketchers, photographers and engravers to 1870
Date written: Date: 1992
Reference: Title: The Mechanical Eye in Australia: Photography 1841-1900
Year: 1985
Author: Davies, Alan and Stanbury, Peter
Published: Melbourne
Reference: Title: Artists in Early Australia and their Portraits
Year: 1979
Author: Buscombe, E.
Published: Sydney
Reference: Title: The Story of the Camera in Australia
Year: 1955
Author: Cato, J.
Published: Melbourne
Reference: Title: The Engravers of Van Diemen's Land
Year: 1961
Author: Craig, C.
Published: Launceston
Reference: Title: Convict Artists of Van Diemen's Land
Year: 1975
Author: Stilwell, G.T.
Published: Hobart, Tasmania
Reference: Year: 1860
Published: Cornwall Chronicle, 2 June, 13 Oct
Reference: Year: 1853-11-11
Published: Hobart Town Advertiser
Reference: Year: 1852-12-18
Published: Hobart Town Courier
Reference: Year: 1851-11-05
Published: Launceston Examiner
Reference: Year: 1871
Published: Tasmanian, 4 March, 15, 22 July
Reference: Year: 1865
Published: Walch's Tasmanian Almanac
Reference: Year: 1879-02-22
Published: Weekly Examiner
Reference: Author: Archives Office of Tasmania, CON37/5/1672, GO33/81
Published: Information sourced from
Reference: Author: McPhee, John
Published: Information sourced from
Reference: Title: More Old Tasmanian Prints
Year: 1984
Author: Craig, C.
Published: Launceston
Reference: Year: 1877-08-06
Published: Cornwall Chronicle
Reference: Year: 1854-10-13
Published: Hobart Town Advertiser
Reference: Year: 1864-09-22
Published: Hobart Town Advertiser
Reference: Year: 1876-06-17
Published: Tasmanian
Reference: Year: 1878-03-16
Published: Tasmanian
Summary: William Paul Dowling was a painter, engraver and photographer. In 1849 he was transported to Hobart Town as a political prisoner. Dowling worked in partnership with his photographer brother, Matthew Patrick Dowling until the latter accused William of selling his photographs as his own.
Publication details
Artist biography edition created on 2007-11-14 22:47 and last updated on 2007-11-14 22:47
Derived from external source (related id = 2068).
This entry meets DAAO editorial standards but is not peer reviewed
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Margaret Glover and Alf Maclochlainn (eds), Letters of an Irish Patriot: William Paul Dowling in Tasmania, Tasmanian Historical Research Association, Hobart, 2005. pp. 142. $27.50 paper.
The story of the transportation of seven Young Irelander exiles to Van Diemen's Land (VDL), including Thomas Meagher, John Mitchel and William Smith O'Brien, is well known. Letters of an Irish Patriot concerns the experience of one of the Young Irelander's lesser lights, William Paul Dowling. Born in Dublin in 1824, Dowling was arrested in London in August 1848 in possession of Young Irelander documents, was convicted of sedition felony, the first case under a new sedition law that did not include the death penalty, and was transported to Van Diemen's Land for life. 1
On arrival in VDL he was granted a ticket-of-leave. Initially assigned to a 'gentlemanly little man' called Robin Hood, Dowling quickly established himself as a self-employed portrait painter. He married his Irish fiancé in Hobart in 1850, received a full pardon in 1857, then was joined by his brother Matthew in Launceston, Tasmania, where the two set up a reasonably successful photography and lithography business. Dowling and his family returned to Ireland in late 1866 and set up shop in Dublin, but the business failed and he returned to Tasmania in early 1869. He died in Launceston in 1877. 2
The book's introduction includes a potted biography of Dowling's family history, his political involvements in Irish nationalism and English Chartism in London, and a brief discussion of his trial, at which he told the presiding judge that what the law called sedition, he saw as patriotism. The bulk of this short book consists of 20 letters, 18 of them written by Dowling, most of them to his brother Bernard in Dublin. Four letters were written in Newgate awaiting trial, one on the journey to Van Diemen's Land, and most of the rest from Hobart and Launceston. The letters are supplemented by the editors with further detail about Dowling's life in Tasmania, so that a reasonably full although somewhat disjointed picture of his life journey emerges. 3
Dowling wrote mostly a self-effacing pedestrian prose; he was not a stylist with the pen. He wrote mainly about day-to-day matters, maintained a passing interest in political issues in Tasmania and Europe, commented on the fortunes of the other Irish exiles to VDL, and although he saw himself as politically 'dead', his Irish patriotism and contempt for British authority never waned. 4
The chief value of the letters is the reflective insight they offer into Dowling's changing disposition and the experience of forced exile. He moves from youthful defiance and optimism in the London letters, to a hardened cynicism in the early Tasmanian letters, to a 'more caustic', 'less generous' disposition in the letters written between 1854-58. He missed his Dublin family deeply. He saw himself as 'a solitary exiled artist' and wrote that he and his wife Julia felt themselves living in 'in a land of strangers'. For all that, this is an engaging book that makes an important contribution to our knowledge of the Irish experience in Tasmania. 5
University of Tasmania SHAYNE BREEN
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Citation Detail: Will of DOWLING, WILLIAM PAUL,
Citation Text: 26-Apr-2020:- Death Date: 3-Aug-1877; Grant Year: 1877; Instrument: Intestate; Number: 804; Page Number: 426,
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Citation Text: 20-Apr-2020:- Sex: Male; Age: 24; Year: 1848; Event date: 18 Sep 1848; Role: Defendant: Offence description: For that he with others feloniously did on 16th Aug. and divers other days, compass, imagine, devise and intend to levy war against the Queen, in order by force and constraint to compel her to change her councils, and that they did evidence that compass. ing, &c, by divers overt acts, set forth in the indictment: 2nd COUNT for a like compassing with intent to depose the Queen from the style, honour, and dignity of the Imperial Crown. Offence category: Royal Offences; Offence subcategory: Treason; Victim's sex: Indeterminate; Verdict category: Guilty; Punishment category: Transport,
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Citation Detail: Record for DOWLING, WILLIAM in Newgate Prison; Piece number: 55; Folio number: 10,
Citation Text: 25-Apr-2020:- Occupation: Artist; Age: 24; Birth year: 1824; Year: 1848; Date: 25 Sep 1848; Place: Middlesex; Crime: Felony; Sentence type: Transported; Sentence duration: Life
Doc-Dowling-William-1824-1848-0000-Newgate-Prison-1
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Citation Detail: Record for DOWLING, WILLIAM in Tasmainia; Document ref: Conduct Record CON37/1/5 Page 1672; Description List CON18/1/50; Indent CON14/1/38; Muster Roll GO1/1/7 Page 135; Muster Roll MM71/2,
Citation Text: 25-Apr-2020:- Sex: Male; Year: 1849; Departure date: 17 Aug 1849; Departure port: London; Arrival date: 29 Nov 1849; Voyage number: 316; Ship name: Adelaide,
Doc-Dowling-William-1824-1857-Dec-AUS-Tasmania-01
- [S5335] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: https://www.findmypast.co.uk/transcript?id=R_546933600,
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Citation Detail: Marriage of DOWLING, WILLIAM to JULIA ANNE DEVEAUX in Hoabrt Town,
Citation Text: 26-Apr-2020:- 4-May-1850; Both of Tasmania; William born 1824; Julia born 1826,
- [S5335] SOURCE (Short):, Title: Australia, TASMANIA, "Tasmania Civil Registration MARRIAGES 1788-Present", Citation Detail: Marriage of DOWLING, WILLIAM to JULIA ANNE DE VEAUX in Hobart Town; Service Number: 491;
Marriage-Dowling-William-DeVeaux-Julia-Anne-1850-05-04-AUS-Tasmania-Hobart
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Citation Detail: Death of DOWLING, WILLIAM PAUL in Launceston, Tasmania; Service Number: 3495,
Citation Text: 26-Apr-2020:- Age: 53; Born: 1824; Death: 1877
Death-Dowling-William-Paul-1877-08-03-AUS-Tasmania-Launceston
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Citation Detail: Record for DOWLING, WILLIAM at Central Criminal Court; Series: HO23; Piece number: 14,
Citation Text: 25-Apr-2020:- Age: 24; Birth year: 1824; Occupation: Artist; Year: 1848; Date: 18 Sep 1848; Crime: Felony; Sentence duration: LIFE,
Doc-Dowling-William-1824-1848-0000-Milbank-Prison-Reg-1
- [S3089] SOURCE: (Full),
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Citation Detail: Record for DOWLING, WILLIAM in Wakefield Prison; Source: Millbank Prison Registers: Male Prisoners. Volume 4; Series: HO24; Piece number: 4,
Citation Text: 25-Apr-2020:- (Inclined to think HO series 24 and 25 have been confused); Age: 24; Birth year: 1824; Occupation: Artist; Year: 1848; Date: 18 Sep 1848; Crime: Felony; Sentence duration: LIFE; Place: Wakefield,
Doc-Dowling-William-1824-1848-0000-Wakefield-Prison-Reg-1
- [S634] SOURCE: (Full),
Source Combined Fields: Dictionary of Australian Artists Online, discussion list, -. http://www.daao.org.au/main/read/2287 : 2010.,
Citation Detail: Record for DOWLING, WILLIAM PAUL,
Citation Text: 2001:-
- [S3087] SOURCE: (Full),
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Citation Detail: Record for DOWLING, WILLIAM at Central Criminal Court,
Citation Text: 25-Apr-2020:- Age: 24; Birth year: 1824; Year: 1848; Session date: 18 Sep 1848,
Doc-Dowling-William-1824-1848-0000-Cental-Criminal-Court-Reg-1