Colonization and Emigration Critique of Lord Russell Plan
The piece scrutinizes Lord John Russell’s Emigration Board proposal, arguing it parcialmente advances colonization but lacks a coherent, lasting system. It warns that powers are insufficient, risks to West Indian labor funds persist, and calls for full parliamentary backing to secure lasting reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
Rowland Hill
Globe
Morning Chronicle
W ‘Acefiel
Lord Howick
South Australia
Colonial Land Committee
House of Commons
Ward
Land and Emigration Commissioners
Lord John Russell
Raise
Colonel Torrens
Arbour
Villiers
Lord Clarendon
Charles Villiers
Eliot
Lord Durham
Colonial Office
Stephens
Wakefield
West India
Colonial Gazette
Guiana
Michad
West Indies
New Zealand
Reealia
Ind and Emigration Board
Africa
Natal
Savage
Bririne
Bristol working men greet Queen with loyal address
A Bristol public meeting of workers delivers congrats to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert on their marriage. Speakers from reform circles urge unity, loyalty, and peaceful action while acknowledging grievances and urging support for affordable bread and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baistot
Prince Albert
Dutton
F. H. F. Berkeley
H. Visger
John Hare
G. E. Sanders
Gloucester
W. Herapath
Bristol
Metcalfe
L. Heyworth
Liverpool Railway
England
Daniel
Simeon
Albert
Saxe Cobourg
Gotha
Montalbert
McKay
Lewis
Harman Wisger
Mr. B
London
Commons
House of Commons
John Russell
Liverpool
Berkeley
Visger and Hare
Resistance to a Distress Warrant at the Manchester Mills
The Manchester Guardian reports a riot during a distress warrant at the George Clarke mill in Rock Street and Pollard Street, where bailiffs and police endured attack and flooding by a fire engine. Clarke's son challenged the warrant while a gate breach and water blasted through the lodge, ending with police possession and continued guard through the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clarke
Rock-street
Clarke
Manchester
George Gil
H.H. Birley
Oswald Milne
Messrs. Milne and Sons
Martin Newton
Pollard-street
Mr. Clarke
Sir Charles Shaw
Charles Shaw
Steigh
Fletcher
Foreign Intelligence on Duke of Nemours Annuity Debate
The report on the Duke of Nemours dotation dominates Parliament and newspapers. Ministers expect cabinet questions while opposition grows as provincial interest rises and constituents protest 20 000 pounds yearly for a younger prince with three brothers still to provide for. The commission splits over annuity length. the crown estate debate centers on forest preservation and net revenue versus sale. Other items cover French financial negotiations, Owen's doctrines, Guizot in London, a grand Paris fete, and Spain and Canada notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke of Nemours
Chamber of Deputies
Constitutionnel
M. Carmenin
Louis XVIII
Orleans
Germany
France
Prince Albert
England
Journal Des Débats
Holland
Sebastiania Marshal
Napoleon
Mr. Owen
Quarterly Review
Owen
M. Guizot
London
Paris
Earl
Countess of
Granville
Faubourg St. German
Duke de Berri
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O—Eoa EE
Committee On Colonial Lands
New South Wales
Lord Normanby
John Boussell
John Yarde Buller
Lord Aberdeen
Paddington
Fara
Brighton
Southampton
Blue
Worthing
William Upfold
Deccasd
Hin
Bonapainte
Louis Napoleon
Carlton Gardens
Joseph Bonaparte
Spain
Jerome Bonaparte
Westphalia
Lucien Murat
Murat
Naples
Cadogan
Breakbourne
Northumberland
Morpeth
Roscommon
General Reform Committee
Dublin
Chanwell
Manning
Cuif
Court of Common Pleas
Queen's Counsel
Turton
Pearson
India Gaz
Hick Tueason
Maule
Treasury
Sheffield
York
Common Assizes
St. Bartholomew
Royal Exchange
Miles Coverdale
Sun Fire
East India
Howusz
Duchess of Kent
Fielder
Assam
Mgr. Fielder
C. G. Lefever
St. Stephen's
Palace-yard
Westminster
Leeds
Halifax
Wakley
Heath Street
Hampstead
John Cobb
Maria Cobb
Saffronhill
G. Clarke
Foreign Intelligence
Madrid
Cantero
Olozaga
Arguelles
Calatrava
Lopez
Osca
Caballero
Mendizabal
Espartero
Cabrera
Castellano
Guadalajara
Beleta
Bayonne
Saragossa
Lower
Arragon
Catalonia
Solsona
Biscay
Christine
Laredo
Seguin
Bilboa
Marquina
Phare
Hanover
Stockholm
Sweden
Count Rosenblad
Count Troe
Canada
J. Harvey
Weedy Chronicle
Quebec
John Harvey
Kemble
Quebec Mercury
Maineacs
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