The Colonial Office and the British Colonies
A critical overview of colonial policy in New South Wales and adjacent territories. The article argues for balancing convict labor with free settlers, criticizes Archbishop Whateley's stance, and warns against land sales abuses, while urging unified imperial action and clearer guidance from the Colonial Office.
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New South Wales
Ofublin
Archbishop Whateley
Lord Grey
Transportation Committee
England
Australia
Arthur
Ana
Whateley
Dublin
Waneno
New Zealand
van Diemen’s Land
New South Wales South Australia
Swan River
South Australia
Port Philip
Laing
Colonial Office
Hobson
Captain Hobson
Peel
New Zealand Colonization Society
The Chartist Insurrection High Treason Hearings Continue
On the twenty first day magistrates heard examinations for high treason with witnesses recounting events at Welsh Oak Risca bridge and Pye-corner. Henry Harris and John Owen faced charges while William Davies appeared with calm demeanor awaiting further proceedings.
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J. Coles
Octavius Morgan
George Hall
William Brewer
Edward Tippins
Henry Harris
Israel Furman
Phelps
Gellygroes
Monythusdlyne
Edmund Evans
Evans
Geach
Strickland
Strickland’s
Tredegar
Full Moon
New Works
Risca-bridge
Risca
Welsh Oak
Riseabridge
Pye-corner
Sir Charles Morgan
George Tillett
Risco-bridge
Mr. Phelps
John Owen
Trial record of treason and conspiracy in Newport
Witnesses describe a November mob gathering at Risca and Newport with armed men led by John Batten and Griffith Evans. Israel Furman reports abduction at Gellygroes and identifies Batten and others. John Fisher faces conspiracy charges. A court martial later heard desertion and insubordination cases from the 45th regiment amid ongoing disturbances.
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Griffith Evans
John Williams
John Fisher
Israel Furman
Mr. Phelps
Gellygroes
George
Evans
Risca
Welsh Oak
Pye
Waterloo
Newport
Phelps
Delvery
Griffith
John Batten
Farman
Strickland
Mr. Strickland
Pye Corner
Sir Charles Morgan
Fair Oak
Mr. Jones
Bassalley
Monkey-row
Lewin’s Mead
Great Ann-street
Swansea
Clifton
Crown
Henry Harris
Strickland’s
Mr. Geach
Furman
Harris
Westgate
Edmund
Geach
Géach
Rees Rees
Piligwently
Danita
Edward Davies
John Hemming
Abraham Lewis
David Edwards
George Cooper
Samuel Beecher
James Williams
William Williams
Regim
Samual Marden
John Anderson
45Th Regiment
Wright
Samuel Murden
Stone-hill
Westgate Hotel
William Garrish
Anderson
Glamorganshire House
Ross
James Wright
Erskine
45Th Regiment of Foot
John Hine
45Th
John Brough
James Stowell
S. Company
Windsor
W.reed
Pillgwenlly
George Taylor
Terence Hanaway
Canterbury
Monmouth Militia
Stack
R. Stack
St. Paul's Church
Merlin
Sheffield
Richard Otley
Feargus O'Connor
Frost
Sunderland
New Music Hall
Newcastle
Huddersfield
Fros
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