Maritime Departures and Incoming Coasters in Glov
A bustling 19th century harbor record shows departures for Singapore Batavia Auckland Manila Hobart and Geelong. It lists arrivals and cargoes including potatoes wheat and casks, with notes on captains ships and crew. The report highlights the brig Bouna and the Gloucester ship’s movements, plus technical observations on steamship performance and fuel use from New York to Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Gaussier
Joneane
Vatin
Masi
Messre Tlasa
Snd
Manila
Nicole
Fergueon
Alexander
Tome
Moo
Akg
Taloan
Prowes
Singapore
Taneonger
Ariel
Vielder
Geelong
Fasengers
Mensra
Temith
George Gilmere
Mel Iwenaers
J. T
Maver Gaumson
Murray
Smith
W. Palioroom
J. TT Downey
W. Whites
S MorTage
Costew Hovar
Yarra Yarra
Vilmors
Mela Ssassiers
Webster
Mahas
Siemry
Bouna
Hobart Town
Funtown
Junot
Gloucester
Mozart
1Th
Mhh
Howe
Leanceston
Core City
Marty
Meeer
Dowden
Theeikeid
Atlantic
I. F
Chiot Haginore
Cammal
Mroukion
Uolling
York
Liverpool
New York
Laverpool
Ferniel
Onitie
Wallstreet
Lee Henile
Arket
Leek Hemeels
Aubrey Eldoah
Cocoa Tate
Remy Heyer
Akome
Nicholas and His Aruside in Threats and Hypocrisies
The Empire criticizes Nicholas as hypocritical in his diplomacy with Russia and Turkey. It argues his aims mask hunger for conquest, notes Russian interference in Hungary, and condemns Sinope atrocities cited as religious duty. The piece links these acts to broader European pretensions and fears for a revived Greek Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas
Faust
Leagna
Govius Eens
Russia
Vienna
Telpha
Sinope
Forsooth
Turkey
Scythia
Constantinople
Emepire
Russia and the Greek Church as a pretext for war
The article questions Tsar Nicholas I and Russia’s insistence on defending the Greek Church as a casus belli. It argues Russia uses religious claims to force political gains, denies genuine religious motives, and warns of renewed crusade-era conflict if such actions continue. It criticizes interference in Constantinople and the abuse of treaties to justify aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ange
Constantinople
Russia
Turkey
Nicholas
Eccles
Ronnie
Agein
Toichy
Englishmen and Coolies in Immigration Debate
The text critiques British advocates for importing coolies from India to address labor shortages. It argues such plans presuppose England cannot supply enough labor and aim to justify coercive, degraded migration. It cites Mr Wentworth’s 1830s motion on Code immigration and criticizes squatter support for Indian emigration facilitated by the Governor-General of India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wentworth
Cimmel
Banghand
Elias
Kent
Dorsetshire
Times
Las Rabal
Clevelon
Cody
Coulles
India
Mir. Wentworth
Tia Fiatheerlanal
Emigration and labor in India and New South Wales debate
Analysis notes how overpopulation in India and poverty in Britain fuel calls for emigration to New South Wales. It cites petitions, clergy testimonies, and letters to The Times about wages, living conditions, and the push to relocate laborers, contrasting colonial policy with English laborers' hardships and advocating humane options.
Policy and prejudice in colonial labor and emigration
The text critiques colonial attitudes toward labor in the Fatherland and South Sea Islands, accusing authorities of tolerating a degraded view of Coolie workers. It argues that inducements for slave-like labor and migration policies favor Coolies over English laborers, highlighting bias in empire era debates on emigration, social state, and protectionism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wentworth
India
England
Montery trial in Centel Court over false pretences and murder
William Williams faced charges of obtaining seven pounds from Martin Grady at Grafton under false pretences while employed as a stockman for Dr Doble. He was found guilty and sentenced to be poisoned and kept to hard labor for twelve months with potential remission after eight. A separate case charged El es Burne, about forty, with smothering her seven month old infant while intoxicated, amid testimony of neglect and ensuing infant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centel Criminal Court
Dantinonvast
Mownay
Jexx A
Justica
William Wiliams
Martin Grady
Grafton
Dr. Doble
Dello
Dobie
Priscar
Bramdell
Dotle
Bie
Etter
Phort
Dublo
Jellow
el Es Burne
Marie Hares
Apni
Claronde-street
Abe
Ray
Witnesa
Ann Mgrath
Mary Ann Gluire
Motion
Siteres
Parramatte Geol
Heis
Marslacouter
Willem A « Thompson
John Marshall
Pectom
Hotacra
Arromxxy-Gexreat
Matthew Vierney
Queen
Campbell
Homoro
Plaels
Witherd
Dresared
Felsbeck
Eumabeth
Elizabeth
Lonsoro
Grivener
W. HK. Campbell
Church of Bngland Lunominational
Foton
Thom
Muyalall
Cerney
Traumeira
Hormove
Ord
Darlinghurst
Lakcen Te Matrick Fisherty
Crafton
William Cowan
Aed
Ding
Patriels Flaherty
Curdyarion
Seri
Angor
Dy Mlennon
Boreva-atret
Amun
Howe
Rome
Mand
Bland A Unigan
Dia
John M
George Street
Wathlow
Bronie
Ponent
John Shaw
Wiliam Shaw
Pablecs
Woolloomeotoa
Sory
Mantel
York
Noted Trials and a Murder Guilty Verdict at Darlinghurst
The article reports a manslaughter verdict after a mother drank heavily, causing a child's death, with the judge lamenting drinking habits. It also covers a separate killing case at Pectom Colony where John Marshall was shot, a tea theft case, and domestic incidents including a fatal fire and a gig accident, all detailing testimonies, sentences, and ongoing inquiries.
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Rela
Penteens
Aptale Pits
Mey
Pazenger
Altved
Ite
Vaerra Verras
Jalbourne
Jone
Vyclone
Kong
Twa Dar
Fichelene Vad
Uete
Marit Aophis
Batavia
Auckland
Isaelle
Emma
Wallington
Prencia
Hobart
Fanny Fisher
Menrissen
Syria
Jess
Shoalhaven
Tort
Tombereo
Flere the
Basemon
Joe River
Anne Magia
Richmond Witer
Bundien
Allan McGaa
Oasehwesden Peckean Swain, Wesles, and Co
Ariel Fur
Haga
A. Wilson
Bran
Diack
Dataria Leds Brandy Ee Ie Kom
Por
Black River
London
Francis
Ryrin
Rowland
Oleeden
Fork Herald
Sete
Sven
Ronsway
A.u
the Empire
New South Wales
Westworth
South Wales
Conant
Sean
Elisabeth
Great Britain
Ireland
Timor
Somerest
Sagain
Fomerwishire
Somersethire
Bengewater
Taunton
Glastonbury
Sheptonmablet
Lando
Mabowe
Sia Mon
Beater
LAW Intelligence
Eliewrd
Moreton
Elf Isftorwanly
Amd
Columbseiam
Willan Ieny
Ritay Bate
Munday
Ward Nps
Reeset Ieee
Ton
Priday
Thomas Ww. Wert
Nealing
Neem
Montaxt
Eboney
Mipin
Kurrijong
Iaua
Theo Pretulvet
Ment
Merrene
Paney Bena
Npaley
Vate Burn
Mirern
Abe, Porter, & Etrionk
Buainene
Mownat
Hk Merson Dream
Macertide
Fm Sd
Rte
Ome
Poweret
Poe
Drew Emery
Perth
Eveliewr
Fok
Abele
Hers Giltin
Val Nee
Ben Enatin
Kormuay
Berrings
Bond
Newton
Bae Tha
Lomil
Etyreta Witen
Elewin
Lea
Meno
Miyeen
Lim
Pere Torn
Peg
Hase
Cebeam
Tors Adde
Anmel Goed
Brent Pavement
Gil
Peer
Buti
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