Additional Resources

• the brig Juno brings Brennand to Hobart from Sydney, Launceston Advertiser (Tas), 29 November 1830, p 2
• ad as auctioneer and commission agent, Sydney Herald, 13 May 1833, p 3, column 1
• is also opening a registry office for the letting of houses, shops and farms, Sydney Monitor, 1 November 1834, p 3, column 3
• has started a servants' registry office, Sydney Times, 11 November 1834, p 4, column 1
• ad listing all his services, Sydney Monitor, 19 November 1834, p 4, column 2
• adds Mr Evans' Circulating Library to his services, Sydney Times, 14 December 1834, p 4, column 2
• his Reading Room is furnished with all the Colonial newspapers and the latest English Journals and a good selection of the best journals, Sydney Monitor, 17 December 1834, p 3, column 3
• has created a catalogue for his Australian Modern Circulating Library, Sydney Monitor, 28 January 1835, p 1, column 6
• has upwards of 6000 volumes in his Library, Sydney Monitor, 4 March 1835, p 3, column 1
• threatens to publish a list of those with long overdue books from his Library, Sydney Monitor, 21 March 1835, p 3, column 2
• adds renovating artworks to his business; he has supplied 291 employers with servants in the last three months, Colonist (Sydney), 2 April 1835, p 7, column 1
• lists books that are missing from his Library, Sydney Herald, 7 September 1835, p 1, column 5
• ad for his registry office; for those looking for work as servants and those looking for servants, Colonist (Sydney), 14 January 1836, p 8, column 2
• adds an extensive collection of the best popular works of 1835 to his Lending Library, Sydney Monitor, 2 March 1836, p 1, column 3
• ad for Mr Brennand, bookseller, Colonist (Sydney), 27 October 1836, p 8, column 4
• ad for Brennand's Librarian and stationer, Sydney Monitor, 28 October 1836, p 1, column 3
• adds bookbinding to his services, Sydney Monitor, 14 November 1836, p 1, column 2
• commences the ruling of account books, music paper etc. to order, Sydney Gazette, 15 November 1836, p 2
• ad notifying people that he has purchased Lumsden's patent ruling machine (the first ever worked in the colony), Sydney Gazette,17 November 1836, p 1, column 4
• ad saying that as well as ruled paper he can offer plain and ornamental bookbinding in all its branches, Colonist (Sydney), 8 December 1836, p 8, column 3
• the Lumsden Ruling Machine drawns lines with neatness and clearness, Sydney Herald, 19 December 1836, p 1
• ad for his Lumsden Ruling Machine, Sydney Monitor, 26 December 1836, p 1, column 3
• adds more books to his subscription Library, Sydney Monitor, 7 June 1837, p 3, column 3
• moves his Circulating Library and Registry Office from King St to George St, Sydney Monitor, 20 November 1837, p 3, column 1
• when attempting to fire a rocket lit the wrong end and seriously injured his hand, Sydney Monitor, 28 May 1838, p 3
• discontinues his Circulating Library, Australian (Sydney), 3 July 1838, p 1, column 6
• plans to publish a chart of New Zealand, Colonist (Sydney), 12 October 1839, p 3, column 1
• is to be publish a pamphlet on important information about New Zealand, Sydney Herald, 18 October 1839, p 1, column 2
• has received the valuable books and fancy stationery for sale, Australasian Chronicle (Sydney), 5 November 1839, p 3, column 5
• extracts from 'Important Information relative to New Zealand', Commercial Journal and Advertiser (Sydney), 27 November 1839, p 2
• the pamphlet is intended as a guide to the future emigrant and others desirous of being connected with New Zealand, ustralasian Chronicle (Sydney), 29 November 1839, p 3, column 4
• review of the New Zealand pamphelt and also of 'An Instruction to Prisoners. By a Catholic Clergyman' published by Brennan, Australasian Chronicle (Sydney), 29 November 1839, p 1
• sells his stationer, bookbinder and bookseller business, Sydney Herald, 6 January 1840, p 1, column 5
• is to resume work as an auctioneer, Sydney Herald, 27 June 1842, p 3, column 3
• takes temporary offices in George St, Sydney Morning Herald, 1 October 1842, p 1, column 2
• is declared insolvent, Australian (Sydney), 30 January 1843, p 2
• his house is for sale, Sydney Morning Herald, 5 August 1843, p 1, column 7
• overview of the judgement in a legal case by Richard Windeyer against Brennand, Port Phillip Gazette (Vic), 17 January 1844, p 2
• offers his services as a house and land agent, Australian (Sydney), 23 July 1844, p 2
• the remaining assets of his estate are to be sold, Morning Chronicle (Sydney), 13 November 1844, p 1, column 6
• death notice, Sydney Morning Herald, 23 October 1858, p 1
• funeral notice, Sydney Morning Herald, 23 October 1858, p 7

• Brennand, Christiana (wife)
• Brennand, Thomas Scott (son)
• Moors, Margaret Jane (daughter-in-law)
• Iredale, Lancelot (father-in-law)
• Uther, Ann (sister-in-law)