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The following lists events that happened during1850 in Australia.

Incumbents

Monarch -Victoria

Governors

Governors of the Australian colonies:

Events

26 January –The Irish Exile, a weekly newspaper, starts publishing inHobart byPatrick O'Donoghue: aimed mainly at fellow Irish prisoners and deportees.^[1]^[2]
5 August –Port Phillip (later called Victoria) established as a separate colony from New South Wales.^[3]
1 June – First convicts arrive in Western Australia, ticket-of-leave transportation suspended in New South Wales.^[4]
1 October –University of Sydney is founded as Australia's first university.^[3]
Undated –The Port Phillip District Wars end
Undated – Between 15-20Indigenous Australians are killed in East Gippsland as part of a series ofmass murders ofGunai Kurnai people known as theGippsland massacres.
Undated – 16Indigenous Australians are poisoned to death inMurrindal as part of a series ofmass murders ofGunai Kurnai people known as theGippsland massacres.
Between 15-20Indigenous Australians are killed inBrodribb River as part of a series ofmass murders ofGunai Kurnai people known as theGippsland massacres.

Science and technology

Bucolus fourneti - described byÉtienne Mulsant

Births

Charles Kingston

7 January
- Joseph James Fletcher, biologist (born inNew Zealand) (d.1926)
- Robert Richardson, journalist, poet and writer (d.1901)
29 January –Lawrence Hargrave, engineer, explorer, and inventor (born in theUnited Kingdom) (d.1915)
1 February –Sir Matthew Davis, Victorian politician (d.1912)
13 February –Michael Kelly, 4thArchbishop of Sydney (born inIreland) (d.1940)
17 February –Alf Morgans, 4thPremier of Western Australia (born in theUnited Kingdom) (d.1933)
23 February –Octavius Beale, piano manufacturer and philanthropist (born inIreland) (d.1930)
25 April –William Knox, Victorian politician and businessman (d.1913)
26 April –James Drake, Queensland politician (born in theUnited Kingdom) (d.1941)
12 May –Sir Frederick Holder, 19thPremier of South Australia (d.1909)
23 August –Sir John Cockburn, 18thPremier of South Australia (born in theUnited Kingdom) (d.1929)
7 September –James Stewart, Queensland politician (born in theUnited Kingdom) (d.1931)
22 October –Charles Kingston, 20thPremier of South Australia (d.1908)
23 November –Henry Lowther Clarke, 1stAnglican Archbishop of Melbourne (born in theUnited Kingdom) (d.1926)
3 December –Sir Richard Butler, 23rdPremier of South Australia (born in theUnited Kingdom) (b.1850)
21 December –Sir William McMillan, New South Wales politician and businessman (born inIreland) (d.1926)
Unknown –Christie Palmerston, explorer and prospector (d.1897)
Unknown –Mei Quong Tart, merchant (born inChina) (d.1903)

Deaths

22 January –William Westall, landscape artist (born and died in theUnited Kingdom) (b.1781)
3 February –Samuel Stocks, jun., businessman in South Australia (born in the United Kingdom c.1812)
9 February –Elizabeth Macarthur, pastoralist and merchant (born in theUnited Kingdom) (b.1766)
16 June –William Lawson, New South Wales politician and explorer (born in theUnited Kingdom) (b.1774)
3 September –Ikey Solomon, convict (born in theUnited Kingdom) (b.1787)
Unknown, possiblyApril –Yuranigh, guide and stockman (b.1820)

References

^"Old and Young Ireland Again".Launceston Examiner (Morning ed.). Tasmania. 22 May 1850. p. 4. Retrieved24 February 2013 – viaNational Library of Australia.
^"Important from Van Diemen's Land".South Australian Register. 2 March 1850. p. 2. Retrieved24 February 2013 – viaNational Library of Australia.
^^a ^bMunday, Rosemary, ed. (1991). "How Australia Began: Significant Dates in Australian History".The Bulletin Australian Almanac & Book of Facts 1992. Sydney: Australian Consolidated Press. p. 3.ISSN 1038-054X.
^Cameron, Angus, ed. (1985). "Part One: Facts and Figures: An Australian Historical Chronology".The Australian Almanac: 800 Pages Crammed with Australian and World Facts: Politics, the Arts, Geography, History and Much More. North Ryde, New South Wales: Angus & Robertson. p. 13.ISBN 0-207-15108-3.

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