Passengers to Australia from Natal: Wee Tottie 1853

WEE TOTTIE departure for Australia Natal Witness 4 March 1853
plus other arrivals and departures:

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED
Feb 24 - Margaret Gibson, brig, 148 tons, R Robinson from Liverpool 22nd Oct., to this port. 
Cargo sundries. 
EP Lamport, Agent.
Feb 28 - Anne, schooner, 99 tons, J Cameron, from Table Bay and Algoa Bay 20th, to this port. 
Cargo sundries. 
PASSENGERS 
Misses Loftie and Walker 
In the steerage 
Mr Jones 
J Brown, Agent.
SAILED
Feb 19 - Leontine Mary, F Fuller, to East London. 
PASSENGERS 
Mr Garbutt and wife 
Mr Trow, wife and 2 children 
Mrs Miles and 2 children 
Messrs 
Hawkins 
Tucker 
Clarkson 
Alexander 
Maitland 
Wilson

Natal Witness 4 March 1853

Feb 22 - Wee Tottie, J Roberts, to Australia. 
PASSENGERS 
Mr F Spring, late Postmaster General 
Mr and Mrs Schwikkard 
Mrs Warwick and 2 children 
Mr and Mrs Mullins and child 
Mr and Mrs McKeaney 
Mr and Mrs Trotter 
Mr Geddes, wife and 3 children 
Mrs and Mrs Greenaway 
Mr and Mrs O'Neil and child 
Mr and Mrs Bennett and 6 children 
Mr and Mrs Marianny and 3 children 
Mrs Blade 
Mr and Mrs Munro and child 
Mr and Mrs Fanning and child 
Mr and Mrs Hicks 
Mr and Mrs G Tomlinson 
Mr and Mrs Troy 
Mr and Mrs McKenna and child 
Mr Harris and 2 children 
Messrs 
Cope 
Milner 
Williams 
Kelley 
Hubbard 
Todd 
D Patterson 
Watt 
Jenkey 
Butler 
Fyvie 
Webber 
Taylor 
Barber 
Ashton 
Callain 
Thomas 
Strachan 
Holden 
Wilson


INSIDE 
Roscoe, 
Jackson and Co., agents. 
Margaret Gibson, R Robinson, for Mauritius. 
Lamport 
Anne, J Cameron, from Table Bay. 
Brown

VESSELS EXPECTED 
From London 
Louisa Maria, Trent, Vibilia, Augustus Schnader, Wanderer, and Lady of the Lake. 
From the Cape 
Sir Robert Peel, Steamer, J Boxer.

Wee Tottie A 1 at Lloyds: This vessel is now being
fitted up with superior accommodation for Passengers all this being in Enclosed
Cabins; and offers ... a most eligible opportunity for parties about to
proceed to Australia. An experienced Surgeon is engaged to
accompany the vessel, and every attention will be paid
to the comfort and requirements of the  passengers.