Mar 1847 happenings

A very quiet month, with a few troop movements.

Launceston Examiner
Wednesday 3 March 1847
Shipping Intelligence
LAUNCESTON.
ARRIVALS.
March 1.-Brig Union, 155 tons, Grainger, master, from Adelaide; Moss & Nathan, agents. Passengers-Mr. C. Gooch, Mrs. Ponton, W. Parsons, Mr. Stungen, E. Stone, G. A. Gonloton, J. Diprose, wife, and 2 children, Mr. Brock, Peter Kelly, 1officer 2 privates 11th regiment.

South Australian
Friday 12 March 1847
Shipping Intelligence
SAILED.
Match 10.- The brig "Henry," 107 tons, Tregurtha, for Launceston. Passengers Mr. Roberts and wife, Mr. Hall and wife, Mr. McDonnell, Mr. Hand, Mr. Akehurst, Mr. Waterhouse, Adam Wilks, B. Rigley, Robert Howard, W. Ridge, John Turner, Thos. Hogkin, F. Marshall, Thomas Shepherd,
W. Baylon, George Roberts, John Lee, 1 sergeant, and 4 privates of 11th Regiment.

Launceston Examiner
Wednesday 17 March 1847
March 12.-Brig Union, 165 tons, Grainger, master, for Adelaide; Moss & Nathan, agents. Passengers-Mr. Thomans Booth, Mr. H. Booth, Mrs. Clara Smith, Mrs. Grainger, Mr. John Johnson, Mr. James Parsons. Richard Kittle, Mrs. King and 2 children, H. Cobbett, A. Tacker, J. T. Briggs, H. Briggs and child, R. Read, M. Magdalen, J. Jordan, 1 officer and 4 soldiers 11th regiment.

South Australian
Friday 26 March 1847
Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED
March 23.-The brig "Union" 155 tons, Grainger, from Launceston. Passengers Messrs. T. Booth, Henry Booth, John Johnstone, J. Parsons, Richard Kittle, Henry Cobbett, Alfred Luckin, Robert Reed, Nicholas Madglen, Wm. Weir, and Wm. Squair; Mrs. Grainger, Mrs. Clara Smith, Mrs. King and two
children. Mr. and Mrs. Brigs and child, and 1 officer and 4 privates of the 11th Regiment.

South Australian Register 
Wednesday 31 March 1847
{As part of a long description of an execution that took place in Adelaide}
...The execution took place outside the great gateway, and the arrangements of the sombre scaffold displayed a sad completeness, some time before the hour of punishment had arrived. On each side appeared a guard of infantry from the 11th Regiment; in front, a single file of the metropolitan police force, under the command of Captain Litchfield ; and around were stationed the mounted police, under the command of Captain Tolmer, all in full parade dress and equipment.