...The Tamar is formed by theunion of two smaller streams, named the North Esk, andSouth Esk, and at Launceston, the distance from thesea is about forty miles... 
William Pridden 「Australia, its history and present condition」
...With respect to Launceston, which continues still tobe the principal town on the northern side of Van Diemen’sLand, there is not much to be related...
William Pridden 「Australia, its history and present condition」
...The noble BenLomond appears quite close on the right as you approach Launceston...
John Lort Stokes 「Discoveries in Australia, Volume 2」
...Whilst the ship underwent these repairs, the triangulation was extendedto Launceston,* at the head of the Tamar, thirty miles from the sea...
John Lort Stokes 「Discoveries in Australia, Volume 2」
...The first view of Launceston, the second town in Tasmania, is verypretty...
John Lort Stokes 「Discoveries in Australia, Volume 2」
...Findingthat his Excellency Sir John Franklin had just left for Launceston, Iproceeded thither to wait on him...
John Lort Stokes 「Discoveries in Australia, Volume 2」
..., andreaches Launceston a little before eleven the following morning...
John Lort Stokes 「Discoveries in Australia, Volume 2」
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