Petition of Van Diemen's Land colonists to end convict system
The document to Queen Victoria pleads loyalty and outlines how free settlers joined the colony from 1824 under land grants and incentives. It argues the convict system worsens crime, drains colonial finances, depresses property values, harms free inhabitants, and calls for abolition while urging disclaimers about the colony’s prosperity and future.
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John Franklin
England
van Diemen’s Land
Colonial Office
Horse Guards
Admiralty
Your Majesty
New South Wales
van Miemen
van Diemen's Land
Uuay
Wbun
Supreme Court
van Diemen'’s Land
Norfolk Taland
Tea Market Review and Convict Transport Proposals 1844 45
An 1845 tea market review discusses continued price declines for common congou and fluctuating sales, with public purchases and private contracts shaping the year. It notes import trends into the United Kingdom, shifts in pauchong and hyson shipments, and an internal duty discussion in China. Separate discussion references a colonial petition on convict transportation to Van Diemen's Land for economic relief and moral improvement.
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China
Nthe
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Chiis
Fibo
Congou
Kretn
Ware
United Kingdom
Liverpool
Haere
Twankap
Hyson
Young Hyson
Imperial
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