New Zealand Grievance Dismissed by Home Government
A British newspaper column argues New Zealand settlers should bear costs and self-reliance is urged. It condemns imperial inaction and praises self-defence and reduced colonial subsidies while criticizing imports, land sales, and taxation policies affecting the colony.
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New Zealand
England
Cannon-street
Zealand
George Grey
Granville
Colohiste
Rth
Tanville
Newsland Gazette
Canada-street
Colonial Office
The
Gazette
Melbourne
Sydney
The Children of the Poor and a Path to Reform
The piece argues that urban pauperism and juvenile crime demand urgent action focused on the children of the poor. It contrasts misery with a hopeful program: training ships, colony-based employment, and local reform through education and work, aiming to channel street boys into honest labor and reduce dependence on workhouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dovetas Jerrolip
St. Giles’s
St. James's
Dickens
Jerrold
Mudie’s
One or A Numerous Family
A Boston gentleman describes a poet as one who seeks the unfathomable and soaring ideals yet refuses to pay cash. A child cries at Daniel in the Lions Den picture, fearing the little lion in the corner will not get any because Daniel is too small to go around.
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Dalston
Boston
Daniel
Dantel
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the Children OF the Poor
Chichester
Australia
Defoe