Australia / United Kingdom / China / Jamaica / Greece / /
Event
Person Travel / Employment Change / /
Facility
Mediterranean Station / Home Station / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day of Australia / /
IndustryTerm
energy / /
NaturalFeature
Indies / Australian coast / North Sea / Gulf of Mexico / West Coast / Cape Finisterre / Indus / Hudson Bay / Swan River / American gulf / /
Organization
British Government / Colonial Department / His Excellency's administration / navy / Stoke Church / Stirling Centre / Colonial Office / East India Squadron / British navy / New South Wales government / /
Person
Darling / Ellen / Frederick Henry / Flag Lieutenant / Walter Stirling / Torres Strait / Andrew Stirling / Charles Fraser / James Stirling / Anne / Rear-Admiral Charles Stirling / /
Position
Captain / able and intelligent officer / naval commander and civil administrator / commanding officer / Vice Admiral / first Governor / botanist / wealthy head / great sailor / King / Governor / Rear Admiral / director / Admiral / Lieutenant Governor / general tenor / Commander / /
ProvinceOrState
Western Australia / Mississippi / New South Wales / /
Region
East India / Gulf of Mexico / South Wales / West Coast / West Indies / Mediterranean / Western Australia / East Indies / west coast of Australia / /
Sir James Stirling – Western Australia’s first Governor Sir James Stirling, the first Governor of Western Australia, was born in 1791, the fifth son of eight of the fifteen children of Andrew Stirling, of Drumpellier