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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jun 17, 1838

Page

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Emigration and the New Zealand Colonization Bill

The piece argues for Mr. Baring's New Zealand Colonization Bill to promote a British settlement in New Zealand. It praises colonization as a commercial good, outlines land sale and immigration funding, and cites support from Lord Durham and others while noting Colonial Office objections. It previews a Wednesday vote on the second reading and defends native rights and orderly settlement.

Canada South Australia Colonial Office House of Commons F. Baring Thetford New Zealand Great Britain New Wakefield England and America Colonial Land Committee Australia van Diemen’s Land England Mr. Baring Baring Lord Durham Lord Ashburton Lord Petre Lord Devon New Zealand Association George Sinclair Ferguson Raith Walter Campbell Islay Wm. Molesworth Hut Oes Deve John Russell

Dreadful Steam-boiler Explosion on the River

On Thursday afternoon the Victoria Hull steamship suffered a boiler explosion after a collision with a collier off Ratcliff. Five men died or later perished, including chief engineer Jacobs and second engineer Colville. Passengers and crew fought fire, with Topaz aiding and Dreadnought Hospital Ship taking the injured. Eighty passengers escaped serious harm. two horses on deck were unsettled. The event mirrors a prior 1838 accident on the Victoria with multiple deaths.

Victoria Hull Erith Reach Allen Blackwall Galley-quay Lower Thames-street Ratcliff Cross London Dock New Crane Dock Shadywell Topaz Fox Gravesend Jacobs William Colville Suterhig Stoker Mansell Wapping+wall Southern Ellen Gardener Bell West Nope Glasgow Thames Barton Rotherhithe London Fire-Brigade Francis Thames Tunnel

Murder trial opens as Hubbard faces Union Hall crowd

A crowd gathers opposite Union Hall as William Hubbard is brought to the dock for a suspected murder. Inspector Field and Sergeant Price present evidence while Hubbard, in a burgundy coat and crape, listens as the case unfolds including a controversial anonymous letter alleged to name him.

Union Hall William Hubbard Oustay Jeremy Hubbard Grinsell L Division Field Sergeant Price Inspector Field Mr. Jeremy Eliza Grimwood Wellington-terrace Doughty-square Mile-erid Stafford-street John Waters Cavendish Goswell-road Carter Surrey Sr. Okey Waterloo Waterloo-road Strand Theatre Catherine Edwin Edwin Thomas Grimwood Grimwood Price Mary Fisher Charles Lambeth Goswell-street Clerkenwell Islington Pentonville Holloway, &c John Waters Cavendish Highbury, &c Highbury Twopenny Post-Office M‘millan Wellstow Bays Thomas J. Waters Cavendish Newcut Westminster Bridge Horsemonger-lane

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