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Colonies, The (Newspaper) - April 1, 1872, London, Middlesex WEST INDIA A 108.1 LONDON APRIL 1. 1872 annum PAGE AUSTRALIA page CENTRAL 84 CIRCULAR NOTES W. New South Wales 82 RIVER PLATE 84 82 HOME &c. South 82 83 Western Australia 83 Tasmania 83 NEW ZEALAND 83 south 84 CANADA 84 Leading Article 81 Parliamentary 88 The Budget 89 Free Trade and Protection 85 86,92,95 General 94 NEWS page Correspondence 89 Law 87 Shipping 84 Religious 92 91 Book 90 issued in payable all the world Home 96 Postal 96 Many things have been said illustrating what the British Empire island what it is Those who perceive that its union is complete in every except that it wants a federal * barrel without a perfect illustration of It tion to give it force and see in Sam Slick s an Empire which in has no Imperial Government representing every section of its and competent to act for the whole as the government of a great united Empire should wielding its strength and uttering its voice as with one arm and one We are not now going to dwell on this very apt but wish we could invent one as pithy to illustrate the condition of the Empire as regards the distribution of its may be compared to an immense garden with a few thin patches of cultivation here and and large spaces without except in one spot where there is a little bed crowded as full as it can hold with many of which only want to be transplanted to to leave those that have grown up along side room to do the The mother although she sends numbers of her hardy sons to roam over her and to make homes for themselves in many a happy still keeps more of them than she ought under the maternal pining too often for want of and and the only reservoir of population lor a vast remains inconveniently while many of its finest regions he unproductive for want of those fertilising streams of which would relieve the old land from which they issued and refresh the new lands to which they would t j a r n j Turn where we to the three great continents of and we nnd millions of acres of British lands which no plough has ever and which few white men's eyes have ever It is alike the interest of England and of the Colonies that English homes should be made in these vacant wastes for those for whom there is no room on old home farm of the But desirable and desired as it both in this country and the that the Empire should be better ever sure to raise its voice against Alton & Co. & Sharpe & Co. Rhenish Beckhard & 40, Neue Brown Co. & Co Barber & Co. Wan net fils Nickels and Co. Gingeli & Co. & Co. & Co. Whitaker 41, Rue de & and & Co. Scilly & Tottie & & AMERIC the semi the best of England should not part with her working and the don't want more In this country some manufacturers and fearing the price of labour may be increased and their profits discountenance Better they seem to that numbers of families should remain for months in a state of when work cannot be procured than that they should be out of the way should again be the selfishness of working people in the Colonies who have themselves had the good fortune to emigrate to those new which are a paradise to the working leads them to object to their poor brethren who have been left behind following them to of the same comforts and It is as ridiculous as it is selfish in the one class in England to assert that many more people than annually leave the country cannot be spared and it is equally so in a handful of working men out of the few hundred thousand people in Australia to because forsooth they have first emigrated to other emigrants being sent to that vast The objection to emigration on the ground that it is not desirable for this country or the cannot for a moment be the difficulties how a satisfactory system can be carried The first consideration undoubtedly to be however the expenses of the emigrants may be is as to the number of any colony to which it is proposed to send can conveniently If the capacities of the colonies were thus Australia alone at a moderate be able to take without at and each succeeding year a larger This estimate will be - - about a year The Singapore borne out by the Blue Book published by the Emigration Oom m next consideration is the fitness of the emigrants to the to which they The idea of worthless the scum of English towns or the contents ot is repudiated bv every friend of It is a as evil in its nature if not in its to send bad J - J ' 1 - * 1 Xo send paupers is also emigrants to a new country as to send convicted ghould Thomas & Co. & Groom & Co. Cowie & Co. Calicut James Andrew & Co. & Foo & Jansz & Co. & Co. Hong & Co. & & Co. Madras - Hall & Co. Philippine Islands Loney & Cowie & & Co. & Simons a - an Chumba Hall & 0 Beaufort and L. Pine is. Cape Bruco * Co. King & R. B. & Co. & W. H. Graham's Town - & Co D. Hope Town - Lilie King William's Town - Walker & Co. Ladysmith G. A. J. Myth Bros. & Co. Fraser & Co A. Mossel & Davis & Port Anderson & Co. 9t On the principle that every community 11. consume its own wash its own dirty j linen at and utilize its own neither England nor any other country should cast ci and paupers upon But though paupers should not be sent to the emigration may be a most effective means of preventing are many honest Sierra Vaal & Qqk N. Atkins & Davson & A Son Co J. Brit. B. Hale * Co. D e me Bros. & Falmouth - Robert Nunes B. Sorley and Co B. Cabot H. Kingston & | de Dios S. and Co. Son Co E. A. S. New Grenada Grin dale and Co New & - New Co. & Co. & Co Janion and Forsyth As Co. de Moore & Co. A Co. Benoist and Santa British San Borel & Co & & Co. & Oo & Co. Victoria - wi Co. Adelaide B. J.P. Smart and Co. & & Harris Gould G. Hobart Dl & Co. Lewis & So i Rattray & Co. & Co. Blackwood % and Co. & - 0\ k and Co. Port & Co. & Co. Beilby A Co & Co. Tii and Co. n A P. Cov Lionel Summon ii

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