New South Wales pauperism and colonial reform efforts
The article discusses rising pauperism in New South Wales as a reflection of English social issues. It compares colonial relief to home measures, notes Government involvement from 1819 onward, cites the Sydney Benevolent Society, and highlights statistics on inmates and overall relief. It urges self reliance and educated reform to curb dependence and the spread of poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Newcastle
Alfred Roberts
Sydney
Royal Society of New South Wales
Australia
Praupériemi
Certai -Philanthrolpic
Macquarie
Phé
Pecan
Roberts
England
Wales
Captain Cook
Mr. Roberts
Lang
Henry Lestizs Concerts Highlight Beethoven and Mendelssohn
The second concert in Mr. Leslie’s season at St James's Hall drew a dense crowd. Herr Joachim virtuously performed Beethoven and Mendelssohn while the orchestra delivered Beethoven’s Symphony in C minor. Mendelssohn’s 43rd psalm and Wesley’s In exitu Israel captivated listeners, with Molle Liebhart singing Voi che sapete. The program closed with Turkish March and Chorus of Dervishes, while admiration grew for similar future offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lestiz
Leslie
St. James’s Hall
Herr Joachim
Beethoven
Mendelssohn
Mendelesohn
Gounod
Athens
Sims Reeves
Myddelton Hall
Islington
Athalie
Mdlle Charlier
Harrer
Cyriax
Broadwood
Gluck
Monaghan Assizes Panel Quashed in Protestant Catholic Bias
At the Monaghan assizes on Saturday counsel for Mr M Kenna the Roman Catholic charged with murder of a Protestant objected to the arraignment claiming the jury panel of 250 Protestants and 48 Catholics was unfair. A panel trial found it biased and the judge quashed the panel causing the assizes to adjourn.
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Monaghan Assizes
M‘kenna
Assizes
Paris Parliament Rejects Paria Contract Amendments
In Friday’s sitting the Legislative Body resumed the Paria city and Credit Foncier contract debate. Amendments by M. Ernest Picard and a Third party proposal were both voted down amid calls for an elective municipal council. Rumors of a cabinet reshuffle circulate as Ollivier’s Imperial reforms book appears amid mixed reviews in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Credit Foncier
M. Ernest Picard
M. Martel
M. Rouher
M. Emile Ollivier
Paris
Senate
M. Ollivier
France
M. de la Guerroniére
Brussels
Prussia Opens North German Parliament and Reports Peace
The King of Prussia opened the North German Parliament and voiced optimism that peace remains solid since the last meeting. He highlighted friendly ties with foreign powers, praised peaceful Paris Conference outcomes, and noted domestic reforms planned for education and local government. The Duchy of Lauenburg will join Prussia, and Waldeck, once leased for ten years, is now bought and merged.
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Germany
Prussia
Turke
Greece
Duchy of
Lauenburg
Principality of Waldeck
Spain to form committee for draft constitution in Constituent Cortes
In Madrid the Constituent Cortes agreed to appoint a fifteen member committee from the majority to draft a new constitution. Senor Olozaga will serve. the Republicans abstained. Castellar urged amnesty for political offences but the proposal failed 135 to 94. A new committee was named to examine conscription abolition amid an arson incident at the former Royal Guard barracks.
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Spain
Senor Olozaga
Senor Castellar
Senor Sagosta
Cortes
Interior
Times
Madrid
Constituent Assembly
Duke of Montpensier
Prim
Topete
Montpensier
Republic
Serrano
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