Female Emigration Debate Provokes Emigration Committee Reply
A letter to the Times defends the Emigration Committee's female outgoings to Australia, disputing a Times article. It cites Bussorah Merchant and Layton voyages with hundreds of free women, insists many found service or marriage, and accuses critics of misrepresenting their aims and outcomes. The Times responds, noting ongoing dispute and concerns about the moral and social effects in New South Wales.
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the Times
Australia
Australian
Princess Royal
Red Rover
Colonial Department
Morning Herald
Messrs
Sydney
New South Wales
Emigration Committee
Layton
Williams River
Hunter
Ash Island
Lang
England
Gravesend
Strathfieldsaye
David Scott
Trenain
Times of
Globe
John Marshall
Marshall
London
Beers
East India Court Debates Maritime Officers' Remuneration
Yesterday a Special General Court of Proprietors debated the compensation scale for East India Company maritime officers. Weeding challenged the Directors plan, urging a liberal grant, and amendment was carried after lengthy discussion, with a ballot to follow.
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East India House
Henry St. George Tucker
Maritime Service
the East India Company
Weeding
Ans
East India Company
Court of Proprietors
Iie
Hear
Beir
Court of Directors
Abiags
Fast India Company
Board of Control
Hey
Lear
Board of Controul
Charles Grant
East Lidia Company
Calcutta
Linvis
C. Forbes
Baronet
Pulteney Malcolm
Fielder
Twining
India
Sweet
Mr. Weeding
Sir C. Forbes
Vielder
Ife
Mills
King Bestows Garter Knighthood in Windsor Ceremony
His Majesty arrived from Windsor Castle and presided at St James's Palace to fill the vacant Garter stall caused by Earl Bathurst. The ceremony featured Duke of Norfolk elected, with Dukes of Sussex and Gloucester in attendance and the Sword of State borne by an Usher.
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Windsor Castle
Order of St. George of the Garter
St. James’s Palace
Earl Bathurst
Messrs
Hunter and
Ede
Dukes of
Sussex
Gloucester
Earl of Westmoreland
Duke of Beaufort
Duke of Wellington
Duke of Richmond
Earl Grey
Windsor
Ralph Bigland
Augustus Cifford
Earl of
Gosford
Garter of Arms
Augustus Clifford
Duke of Norfolk
Mush
Order of the Garter
Arius
Norfalk
Ar Us
Royal knights ceremony ends with ribbon and praise
Sovereign knelt, placing the order gutter on the left knee as two Royal Dukes assisted. The Duke rose, the Registrar renounced admonitions to the new Knight to be valiant and faithful. The Noble Duke knelt again, the Sovereign placed the blue ribbon on his left shoulder. The Registrar gave the admonition. each Knight shook hands and congratulated him as the chapter broke up.
France and Spain Carlist War Dispatches and Debates
Reports from the Chamber of Deputies and Chamber of Peers in Paris describe a loyal address to the king, pledging order, reform, and financial balance, while foreign updates detail Rodil’s victory over Don Carlos and Spanish Carlist movements with patrols, refugee movements, and ministerial intrigues across France and Spain.
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Chamber OF Deputies
Sirtine
Ave
M. Dupin
M. Herbert
Department of
Eure
National Guard
Army
France
Poland
Europe
Chamber of Peers
Pau
England
Don Carlos
Bordeaux
Rodil
Ist
Zumilucarreguy
Rudil
Zumatacarre Guy
Ebrica
Tranza
iRodil
Bastan
Col. Yriarte
Lanz
Arragon
Lambler
Pampeluna
Uriarte
San Estevan
Cauuon-Shot
Elisondo
Zumalacarreguy
St. Jean-de-Luz
Sth
Navarre
Donna Maria
Zomalacarresuy
Don Cartos
Lumbier
Boruquieta
Urdach
Vera
St. Pié
Ainhoa
Council of Ministers
Count de Florida Blanca
London
House of Rothschild
Spain
Paris
Quiedo
Madrid
Alcala
Granada
Guadalajara
M. Estefani
Philippine Islands
Castagnos
Steam communication with India urged by British committee
The article argues for regular steam navigation between Britain and India via the Red Sea. It asserts feasible voyage times, cost estimates under 40,000 pounds annually, and calls government action to establish monthly India-Suez steam service, pressing that delays risk commercial and strategic losses amid imperial tensions.
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India
West India
Red Sea
Captain Head
East India
Britain
Cape of Good Hope
England
Persian Gulf
Euphrates
Head
Russia
Burns
Bokhara
Dost Mahommed Khan
Caboul
Indus
Ameer-del Moulk
Shah Mahmood
Caspian Sea
Indian
Suez
House of Commons
Married Life at Haymarket Next Wednesday
Buck Stone presents a new comedy titled Married Life at the Haymarket area, with all cast members portrayed as married couples. The play features both married gentlemen and married ladies, delivering a witty look at conjugal life.
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Buckstone
Haymarket
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