Capture of Rangihaeata and Port Nicholson operations
Reports from the Mauricien recount the 1840s Port Nicholson expedition against Rangihapata and Rauperabe led by Governor Grey. The capture of Rauperabe is described with heavy combat and casualties among British and Maori forces. The narrative follows troop movements, including a landing by the Calliope and surrounding maneuvers, the seizure of the rebel path, and the engagement that sent Rangihāeata and followers toward retreat, with several natives and a few British casualties.
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Calliope
Porirca
Rauperabe
H.M
Driver
H.N.S. Callioppe
Reid
Dorie
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Derie
Rauperahs
Cailur
Reat
Charley
Rauperaba
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Valley of the Hutt
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Port Nicholson
Smith and Elder
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Puketua
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Porirua
Hull
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Messrs. M'Donuogh
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Pari Pari
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99Th Regiment
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Rangihaexta
Wellington
H.M.S. Castor
Pawahatanui
Revenue Tables Abstract of British Produce 1846 1847
Abstract of the net produce of the revenue of Great Britain for the years and quarters ended January 5 1846 and January 5 1847, showing increases and decreases. Includes figures by year and quarter across fiscal categories and summaries of change.
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Letter Adents to the Editor Over Inquest Report
A.M. Avtatz defends Rosetta Brown case against claims of seduction and murder, asserting witnesses confirm the assailant present at a factory all day and denying in house involvement. The letter also includes brief commentary on admissions of debt, taxes, and other public notices.
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Almanac style notices for sunrise times and tides
A calendar excerpt listing sunrise adjustments by latitude for Great Britain and Ireland, plus high water times at major stations and regional harbor notes. It also marks church calendar dates, term starts for Cambridge and Oxford, lunar details, day length, and subscription rates for the Weekly Cusioners with office address at 337 Strand.
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The Weekly Chronicle on National Revenue Debates
The piece argues over quarterly Revenue statements, defending government policy and criticizing Peel and Whig governance. It notes Surplus timing, tax policy, and calls for balanced assessment without bias while praising later Liberal moderation.
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Stagera
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Whigs Were Only Permitted Positively To Reduce the Revenue In Auch
The Jauper Freehold Fallacy Debate
A historical column criticizes a liberal Chronicle writer for proposing model panpar freeholds. The piece mocks the argument, questions the publication channel, and laments the use of foreign authorities while noting the dissonance between cited writers and the example of French peasantry.
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Debunking land reform through Swiss peasant myths and Irish fear
The piece attacks peasant proprietary schemes and the French Revolution style land division, arguing against compulsory partition and state land grants. It contends independence via freeholding is folly, warns against income distribution schemes, and stresses gradual industry growth without government meddling. It cites Swiss and French examples to bolster its critique.
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Political debate over Peel cabinet and press influence
A letter exposes divisions with The Standard over a Peel and Graham Cabinet and its alleged intrigues. It mocks Dramatist Macready and contemplates Independent status while a “Voice from the Dead” discusses David Urquhart and Poland. The section closes with a railway traffic receipt update and notes.
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Fragmented OCR Note With Obscure Town Life Snippet
A damaged OCR snippet describes a ponderous reflection on a man with two potatoes and a dependent freeholder. The text mentions idleness blight and a cautious stance by a newspaper, referencing an old resident with iron-smoothed pages and a ritual of passing material to John for storage.
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