Laborers Relief Emigration Society formation proposal
The Laborers Relief Emigration Society is formed in London to promote assisted emigration from Britain to Australia and New Zealand. It aims to join landlords parishes and others with colonists to fund emigrants including families and orphans, expanding access beyond single young workers. The prospectus urges government support and relaxation of regulations to enable a broader, cooperative emigration program.
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Mportant
Ius “ Laborera
Rétief Fenigration Society” of London
Boards of Guardians
Frosfectus
Australia
Great Britain
Colonial Land Fund
Labotera’ Relief Emigration Society
New South Wales
Thema
New Zealand
Dr. Leichardt
T. Mitchell
South Australia
Royal Society of Literature
St. Martin's Place
F. Scott
M.P
A. Kinnaird
Captain Start
Laborers’ Relief Emigration Society
Lang
Hutt
A. Cunningham
J. A. Jsckeon
Hamilton
R.N
E. L. Boyd
J. R. Godby
W. P. Trevelyan
Lord Farnham
Lord Mahon
W. Smith
Iety
Illustrated News
An Emigrant Saga Continues in a Bush Story
In a rugged journey tale by a busitman, O'Brien debates master, doctor schemes, and the value of prudence. He weighs sickness ruses, fault lines of trust, and the harm of reckless reports as he wanders toward a safer, steadier path.
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O'Brien
Obrien
Emigration Meeting Over Nottingham Artisans To Calais
A Nottingham mayor led a public meeting at the Exchange to aid 378 Calais artisans, natives of Nottingham, seeking emigration to Australia. Lord Ashley Greenhill’s letter and a London committee proposal spurred a local subscription as speakers urged support. Subscriptions pledged include Smith 230 and Wright 250 with additional gifts from Moore Robinson Head and Enfield.
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Nottingham
the Exchange
Caluia
Hi. Smith
J. Cl Wright
KK. Morley
Standish H Sly
London
W. Bshield
Ma G. Rawnen
W. Butler
J. Mal
J. Edwarda
Ashley Gienid
S. Haly
London Committee For the Relief of
France
Calain
Calais
Her
Australia
Nuttingghane
Outhe
Thenaelven
J.C. Wright
London Society
Mer Smith
Y. Moore
PY. Robinson
Mer J. Head
W. Enfield
Manners For The Million Inherited By A Teetotal Note
A long and fragmented set of social guidance and Victorian befriending rules opens with mock etiquette about introductions between men of equal rank and social missteps in drawing room behavior. The text shifts to a police case where William Gawley is charged with drunken resistance, detailing his violent conduct and detention. It then reports on building debris dangers near the Uden Bank and future legal action to deter similar behavior, followed by a letter from the Apostle of Temperance praising teetotal efforts in Ireland and urging support from New South Wales with moral exhortations and gratitude to St Patrick’s Society members.
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O'Brien
Vale of Clyde
Henry O'Brien
Agas
Hussell
Orion
Russell
Willian O'Brien
Hove
So-and-so
Soand
Mrs Benevolent
Envious
Bitters
Ae Contineen
Dancekors
Uden Bank
Yarrastiert
Parcela
Livertug
Rvery
Teerotaviam
Dean Mi Eoerce
Sydney
Outhenwixe
Watappy
Ireland
Cork
St Patrick's Total Abstinence Society
Bydney
Ole Sacred Society
Clare
Lierick
Tippersey
Irelvod
Wales
Treland
St. Patrick's Total Abstinence Society
Ami
God of All Consolation
Minerve
Tronan
Unclear OCR Fragment on Market Buoyancy Pressure
Fragmentary note discusses Fagleh money market buoyancy and April rate shifts. Mentions possible rise between 7 and 9 percent with a console reference to advancing Vto Say, but readability and precise facts are severely limited.
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England
Scotland
Sussex
Petworth
Aise
Snigae
Imbor
North America
Maaroky Percoes
Laborera” Relief Emigration Society
N.B
Nally
J. Badcock
Herod
John
Aus
Clapten
Chimbley
Dusty Bob
Mr Chimbley
Horgan
Puch
Getersl
Lucy Old Wonan
William Gawley
Addis
Mr Carman
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