History Week 2012: Andrew Tink on 'The Lost Clothes Behind Australia's First Court Case' from barrister baby Watch Video
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Description: During History Week 2012: Threads, Andrew Tink spoke at the Wyalong Museum.nnIn 1787, the captain of a First Fleet transport refused to let a convict take her baby with her. When this decision was overturned by Lord Sydney, the mother and her family, the Cables, became instant celebrities. And clothes were donated to them for use in Botany Bay. The clothes went on one ship, the ‘Alexander’ while the Cables travelled on another. But upon arrival at Botany Bay, it was found that the clothes ha
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