Capture of Rangihaeata in Porirua Harbour Action
The Mauricien prints Governor Grey operations against Rangihaeata Rauperaha and allies near Port Nicholson. Describes the 31 July assault on Rauperaha’s pa near Porirua, capture of Rauperaha, casualties among British forces and natives, and subsequent pursuit leading toward Pukerua with renewed reinforcements and reports of prisoners and ironed captives.
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Overland Mail
Marseilles
Grey
Rangihaeata
Porirua
Raupersha
H.M
Driver
M.S. Callioppe
Reid
Durie
Erima
Derie
Rauperaha
Tim
Charley
Calliope
Reuperaba
Valley of the Hutt
Rengihaeda
Port Nicholson
Smith and Fider
Porirue
Rangihaeate
Smith and Elder
Pa-wai
Tangi-Nui
Horikiwi
Puke-rua
Kapiti
Entry Island
Raupersba
Pakerua
Paramatta
Arrowsmith
Hutt
Rangibseata
Mesers
M'Donagh and White
Strode
D. Scott
Rangibaeata
Bcomle
Ragibaeata
Martin
M‘donagh
Scott
Rangibaesta
Gray
Stanley
W. Yelverton
Wvynmatt
Pab
Puabe
Paramoks
Puaha
Mr. Scott
Pukerue
Pawaitanginui
Major Last
Henderson
99Th Regiment
Ensign Blackburn
Blackburn
Geawan
Last
Welngtm
M.S. Castor
Puriran
Panshatanoi
Times
Rauperata
Abstract of Great Britain Revenue 1846 and 1847 Update
A summary abstract reports the net produce of the revenue of Great Britain for the years and quarters ended January 5, 1846 and January 5, 1847, noting increases or decreases. It lists overall revenue trends, with focus on quarterly changes and comparative totals against prior periods.
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Great Britain
Consolidated Fund
VICOS
Mysterious Agram 1x Br. Pancnas To the Editor
A letter to the Weekly Chronicle defends Rosent Jenkins against Morning Chronicle reports on an inquest about Rotellta Brown. The writer asserts witnesses can prove several key timings at a Tottenham Court Road factory, and demands public correction. Included are other brief notes on debts, quackery, and public issues from 1847.
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Star
Globe and Sun
Rosent Jenkins
Huntly-street
Tottenham-court-road
London
Amicus
Legillest
Wwe
Westminster
H. Cooke
Chester
Cirencester
Weekly Chronicle
Hahnemann
T. E
Angus
New Zealand
W.S
Court of Queen’s Bench
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Court of Common Pleas
Pew
City of London
Jone
Court of Exchequer
German Catholica
Hamburgh
M. Ronge
Grand Duchy of Holstein
Madame Fehring
Grand Theatre of
Theatre of
Josephstadt
Vienna
Vienina Theatre
Berlin
Globe
Newport
Richard O'Donel
Richard
Corintmas
O'Donel
Mayo Telegraph
Capixet Coryei
Foreign Office
John Housey
Hubhouse
Benjamin Hobhoare
Otiier
Ira
Albert
Windsor Castle
Buckingham Palace
Burne House
Charles Howard
East Cumberland
Ricard
Stake Upon Trent
Lord Carewain
Loxp Morrets
Cransden
Buth Ia
Natvy
Morpeth
Dawsin
Vignoles
Sharp
Birteck
I.d Morpeth
North Weatero
FaLtine
Bedfordbury
Strand
Cole
Abe
Ascot
Malascy
Winkfield Row
Woodman
Tuesaday
Brook Hill
Winkfield
Warfield Grove
Hawthorn Hill
Bray Common
Binield Church
Stag and Hounds
Oakiorbam
A Calendar For Sunrise Sunset And Tidal Times
A calendar snippet describes sunrise and sunset adjustments by latitude, plus high water times at major ports, with regional offsets for Bristol York Falmouth Hull Milford Haven Brighton Cowes Dover Dublin Holyhead Liverpool Port Glasgow Southampton. The piece also notes Epiphany readings, term starts for Hilary and Lent, moon phases, day length changes, and a subscription notice for the Weekly Chronicle.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Sea-porta
London Dochies
Bristol
York
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
Wednespar
Cambridge
Tuamspas
Oxford
Farpay
Satorday
Isaiah li
Matt. xv
Isaiah Lili
The Week's Revenue Debate and Peel’s Policy Critique
The article opines on quarterly Government revenue statements, arguing against overreacting to small surplus or deficit shifts. It attacks Peel’s financial policy and argues that revenue outcomes depend on causes behind receipts, praising Liberal cautions and criticizing Whig folly.
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Downing Street
Stagers
Preas
Peel
Spower
Lord John
Lord George
Liberal Party
Debating land reform and peasant prosperity in Ireland
The piece argues against adopting the Swiss peasant model and French land partition, contending that distributed ownership fails to feed nations, breeds poverty, and harms industry. It critiques political rhetoric, warns against perpetual subdivision, and advocates broad economic freedom with minimal government meddling. It notes asserted links between land policy, poverty, and social outcomes, urging careful law and practical reform.
The Pauper Freehold Fallacy Exposed
A critical takedown of a liberal-leaning newspaper column promoting model freehold schemes. The piece attacks the author for misquotations, dull reasoning, and using France and Switzerland as examples to argue peasant ownership. It condemns the proposition as futile and exposes its faulty logic.
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Chronicle
Freeholda
Globe
Sismondi
Inglis
France
Switzerland
Peel Possibility Mirrors Tory Feuds and Rumour Drama
A lengthy review-object of political rifts and press battles, contrasting the Standard’s alarm over Peel’s influence with calmer calls for continuity. The piece mocks insinuations about patronage and prophetic theatrical Interludes, labeling the Times and its sources with sharp satire and tracing parliamentary and diplomatic whispers through a murky landscape.
Potato Plot and Idleness Cloud a Freeholder’s View
An old Freeholder laments indolence and blight on a local potato plot. He criticizes careless phrasing and accuses the Standard of lacking clear definitions, relying instead on the respected Dezies’ character. The passage mentions smoothing pages and handing them to John for storage.
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Dezies
John
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