New Zealand years 1836 letter and distant government news
Extract from a Wellington dated February 1836 notes Captain Grey’s absence from the colony and lack of Auckland intelligence. It reports debates in New Zealand, movements toward representative legislation in Van Diemen’s Land, and speculation of wider imperial impact. Also details the West India mails aboard the Forth with Lord Elgin and weather penalties, plus the Polyphlemus bringing the Duke of Saxe Coburg from Lisbon.
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Wellington
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Bay of Islands
Auckland
Australia
God van Dieman
New South
Wales
Port Philip
Canada
West Indies
London
Pieman
Lord Stanley
E Cook
Straits Settlement
Captain Grey
Sydney
Forth
Chapman
Southampton
Earl of Elgin
Jamaica
Charlotte Bruce
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Demerara
Trinidad
Barbadoes
Grenade
St. Vincent
Martinique
Antigua
Vestry disputes and charity meetings in Wannsworth parish church
A Wannsworth vestry discussed reimbursements for Ecclesiastical Court expenses and approved continuing trials at Croydon. At St Anne’s, St. George’s and other charities, annual meetings highlighted fundraising, patient care, school examinations, and prize distributions across the city.
Discovery of murder victim and missing man at Maidstone road
A Sunday search in Bridge woods near Maidstone road uncovered the body of a well dressed man with arms outstretched and hat on his back. Coroner Mr Braddy will investigate the death of J Clark of Chatham who had been missing about two weeks. The deceased showed signs of decomposition but clothing preserved the body. The scene was moved to the Royal George Inn for further handling.
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West India Dock
Blackwall
Rowland Hill
Hill
Hoge
Court of Proprietors
India
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Asuitus
Craft
Mascoary
Freemasons
Great Queenstreet
Lincoln’s Inn
Yrom
Crucifix
Society
Brewster
Soci
London
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B. B. Cubbell
Tasie
Apoulsios
Lanty
Metrovolis
Rulerd
Kelly
Metropolie
Baker
White Horse, Poplar
John Thomas Norrie
St. James's Place
Ratcliffe
William Martin
Shipwright
Chatham
Bridge-woods
Maid Stone-Road
Taylor
Gell
G. Braddy
Rochester
J. Clark
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Bis
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Redruth
J'cauru
Hylton
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Western Eames
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Muuper
Thomas Chersuan
Frances Sanders
Frances Sanders de Fored
Uratati
Camden
Tuntridge-wells
Gil
Obed Everest
William Buil
Panny
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Tunbridge Worthy
Heegan
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Ate
Ball
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Sir Henry Ellis
Richard Bentley
F.s.a.’S
British Museum
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Aldersgate Street
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C. Napier
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Walter Stirling
Percy St. Joho
J. W. Gilbert
Cap.land
Marylebone Literary and Scientific Institution
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eBachant
Duke of
Schoulmester
Europe
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Gord Reeupham
Bairman
Slavistical Society
Fletcher
City of London
Metropolia
Tendon Tavern
Earl of Edenborough
Seamen's Orphan Asylum
Tueonsto
Theobald Mathew
Ireland Association meeting discusses Coercion Bill opposition
The weekly Ireland Association meeting chaired by Alderman Delsburny debated Mr. O'Connell's letter denouncing the Coercion Bill as cruelly misguided. Speakers urged independence, opposed Whig collaboration, and urged unity to resist coercion measures. references to Mr. O'Brien and Meagher marked the session.
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Waterford
O'Connell
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Scotland
England
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Trish
Sam
Wsay
Ives
Cojon
W.S. O'Brien
Dubin
London
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M. Crean
Meagher
Repeal Party
Mr. Davis
America
France
Association
Steele
Davis
Sod
Mr. O'Connell
Barry
Jane
Queen’s Bencu
Nation
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Sinvly
Okele
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Stamp Office
Charles Gavin Daufly
Croek
Holia
Heary II
Hulmes
Travereer
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Lord J. Russell
Vatr
Chesham-placa
Peel
Lord Besborough Ig
Lord Hoytesbury
Baron Brady
Edward Sugden
Court of Chancery
Richard Moore
Pigathan
Geotleman
Exchequer Bench
Ahi
Barona Pennefather
Icharda
Jarrays
Moureia
Monahan
Rome
Mando
Kioare
Mountian
Ot Hatchell
Knife attack near aisle ends in fatal throat wound
In Maidstone, Frances Sanders was attacked in an aisle when the prisoner advanced, declared he would act before night, then suddenly slit her throat on the left side. Lull and others testified, noting the prisoner sharpening a knife on a stone nearby. The accused was committed for trial at Maidstone sessions.
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Agsin
Bull
Frances
Obed Everest
Maidstone
Frances Sanders
Jane
Division on the Duke of Bucx Amendment Reported
Imperial Parliament notes a division in the House of Elorde regarding Ingham's amendment. June 15 proceedings reference Tiskeog of Durbar and related figures, with discussion surrounding the Duke of Bucx matter and associated implications for the lordly order.
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Duke OF Bucx
Ingham
House OF Elorde
Lords Debate On Importation Bill And Petition From City
A petition from London bankers merchants shipowners and traders questions Lord Dalhousies view on a Canada and Australia trade bill. Lords discuss motives and parliamentary conduct with bishops defending stance and Corn Importation Bill amended to protect agricultural interests by removing February 1 deadline. The debate features several peers and a push to preserve protectionist elements within the bill.
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Llorid's
Lau
East India Dock Companies
Nercbants
London
Jndiacing Wl
Lord Dalhousie
Earl of Dannorare
St. Davin's
Stapley
Lord Staxtey
St. David’s
Satisnrry
Earl of Hanowicke
Hest
Howe
Oxponn
Hearen
Abe Shahhe
Oetore
Oxtunl
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