TRE AUSTRALIA COLONIES BILL DRAWS VICTORIAN INTERESTS
The Melbourne Guardian outlines a draft reform bill affecting New South Wales Victoria and Van Diemen's Land with wide powers for the British Parliament. It details legislative branches, electoral boundaries, grants, taxation, and the authority to shape colonial law under central control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connel x Sa
Ars
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Victoria
van Diemse
Wit Sreserel
Sarib
New South Ad Vasra Aye
Australian Emigration Debate in British Parliament
A fragment from the House of Commons proceedings discusses emigration to New South Wales and related legislation. It covers questions about female migrants aboard ships, government control, and proposals on Australia’s colonial governance, with references to Sir Gratton and Mr. Mawes and debates on migration policy and Australian colonial administration.
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New South Wales
McOtt
Gratton
Haweve
Eastrun
Semala
Australia
Asad
Ieee
House OF Commons
Paawvane
Avaialin
Bmw
Leyrates Hew Council
Wibereusd
Iran
Kem Lee
Maddy
Saad Suier
Fannessy
Yeu Diemen's Lend
Anstey
Bale
William Deatsa
Dirmen
Telund
Vania
Mawes
Lord Campbell Way
Berpount-adlew
Jostion of
Eagan
Albert Denison Denisa
Albert Denisa Denison
Ahs
Bilor
Gurdon Brumer
Sansa
T. B. Macauley Bay
Royal Academy
Bie
Gil
Oon
Asigellon
Samme
Government of
Ceylon
Woods
Spec
Mir
Bilt
Mastar
Cailders
Dondrenesa
Lars
Roca
London Market Report on Wool and Goods Prices
Parcel by parcel prices and market notes from London auctions, detailing wool, merit goods, and consignments. Mentions New Zealand, German, Danish, and colonial buyers, with prices, quantities, and market trends amid fluctuating demand and speculative interest.
Fragmented 1849 political notes in The Evening Herald
The article lists assorted 1849 political rumors and appointments in Britain and Ireland. It mentions Queen Dowager effects, Lord Clarendon's Dublin departure, a Danish armistice proposal, shifts in Irish command, and various parliamentary and civic appointments, with sparse commentary on policy and empire administration.
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Clayton
Awaricdn
Man
HL. Bhail
House of Commons
Dei Graia
Fidel
Coloe
Coloe Halog
Lord Palmerston
J. Me Hatchell
Af Treland
Lord Clarendon
Dublin
London
Erening
Iraland
Guilde
Variaus
Partray
Paris
Wolegatta
George Grey Yeatertay
Home Office
Nathaniel Clifton
Croydon
John Bowling
Hammenanham
Chilcompton
Somerset
Richard South
Cau +bridge
John Fropett
New Cavendinh
Ernst James Bird
Orchardatreet
George Jussibe
Orchardvatreet
George Wobstar
Aot
Hood
Lower
Henry Ancell
Norfolk
Creserni
Thomas HH
Smith Bite Mary
Kal — Timer
Lary Gray
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Lite Emoligh News
Rom Pom Pee
Melbourne
Howe
Pravj
Wales
Victori
General Assembly
Teepett
Parliamentary
aveTnatia
Bcoft
Hovss
Amlner
Aburnilen Unione
Bill Kas
Iren
Puprotnstaales
Bowen
Bron Daly
Thorvilay
Tay
Peslian
Rvera
Bulony
Cork
Manom
Lord
Rumdece
AHL
Mivalldy Coluaien Goverement
Milnes
Sejermientatenary
Wenaly
Liverpool
Prin
Caietery
Wat
Pram
Peoruery
Portland
Bea Miner
New Zealand
Rane
Theas Tales Haen Beer
Ayala
Inia
du Tate
Dicom
Timmy
Ull Sien
E.W D. Dacoun
Good Hope
Messias
Alfeason
Burchard
Daabers
Rolyerd
Dewey
He Brainlevings
Jan Rived
Sli
Aeniluica
Petsruiurgh
Vagua
Avantallan
Terwinglee
Mont Aumriges
Hiro
Rob Wales
Bee Estes
Ehich Uumd Waretomm
Samulers
Poblubien
Utie
Usas
Clarenton
Ireland
Calde Ube
Hava
Babring
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