Colonies and Trade Shifts Prompt Emigration Policy
A discussion notes rising exports to British North American colonies and the West Indies, and highlights rapid shifts to colonies like New South Wales and Van Diemen’s Land. It argues for emigration schemes to develop new communities, expand markets, and extend the South Australian colonization model with government-backed land sales and loans to fund emigration.
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West Indies
Australia
New South Wales
van Diechen
Weden
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Denm
van Diemen’s Land
England
United Kingdom
Colonial Department
South Australia
Arrest of Martin Bernard and fear of renewed insurrection reported
Paris dispatches note the arrest of printer Martin Bernard and the search for a catechism linking members to a treason society. Trials before the court of peers are postponed to Thursday, with guards strengthened at Luxembourg and Tuilleries as authorities warn of strict measures. Reports also cover European diplomacy on the east and Carlist activity in Spain with conflicting signals from Constantinople and Alexandria.
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Paris
M. Martin Bernard
Court of Peers
M. Bernard
Society of the Seasons
Philippe
Soult
Duc de Broglie
Luxembourg
Tuileries
Polytechnic School
France
England
Austria
Russia
Europe
London
Univers
Egyptian Fleet Moves as Mehemet Ali Ships Dispatches
Reports state Ibrahim Pacha ordered an attack while Hafiz Pacha is near his entrenchments. On the evening of the 23d the Egyptian fleet was ordered to load ammunition and sail. Mehemet Ali boarded before departure and carried dispatches to Ibrahim. The packet George Washington brought New York papers with later Mexico and Buenos Ayres news and mixed markets updates.
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Spain
St. Sebastian
Amurrio
Espartero
Balmaseda
Sentinelle Des Pyences
Maroto
Bayonne
Don Carlos
Durango
Orduna
Respaldiza
Arciniega
Oguende
Liodio
Cabrera
Constantinople
Augsburgh Gazette
Nourri Effendi
Hafiz Pacha
Gazette
Gallipoli
Dardanelles
Alexandria
Aleppo
Ibrahim Pacha
Mehemet Ali
Mehemet
Ibrahim
America
New York
George Washington
Henry Holdridge
Mexico
Buenos Ayres
Bank of the United States
General Macomb
Florida
United States
Great Western
Liverpool
Union
England
Sir George Arthur
Kingston
Brockville
S. G. Weeks
Newcastle
Lord Durham
Quebec
Fort Henry
New South Wales
Windsor
Pointe-a- Pelee Island
Toronto
Prince Epwarn
Leor-Latore
William Cooper
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Lewis M. Wilkins
Alexander Stewart
Legislative Council
House of Assembly
Mexia
Urrea
Puebla
Bustamente
Santa Anna
Tampico
Tauc
Vimiera
Arthur Wellesley
Greenwich
Association of
Fead
Wa. Jones
Woolwich
Dundas
Napier
Deptford
Dandas
Barnard
Westyas Methodists
Methodist New Connection
Leeds Mercury
Halifax Express
Manchester
Worth Shields
King Street
North Shields
Oswestry
Celliers, &c
Portsmouth
Hampshire Telegraph
Shrivenham
E. Cowder
Barrington Arms
Viecount Barrington
M.P
George III
Windsor Journal
Isle of Skye
Lanfern
Steinscholl
Skye
Disorder in British Guiana Governing Bodies Sparks Critique
Demerara papers up to the ninth ultimine arrive via Archer from Liverpool. The governor and combined court clash in British Guiana as authorities in many colonies face disruption. The governor ends the court session and delivers a rebuking speech. The Guiana Chronicle notes planter reliance on laborers and warns colonies risk ruin without improving labor conditions.
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Demerara
Archer
Liverpool
British Guiana
Guiana Chronicle
Embankment Plans for Thames from London Bridge to Vauxhall
The City of London court approves embankment plans on both river banks from London Bridge to Vauxhall Bridge. Engineers Walker and Leach to define lines with joint government and corporation funding, considering prior surveys and potential alterations after soundings. Plans to be reported back with recommended routes and private accommodation adjustments.
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Thames
London-bridge
Vauxhall-bridge
Court of Common Council
City of London
London Bridge
Vauxhall Bridge
J. Walker
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Stephen Leach
Thames Navigation
Corporation
Richard Lambert Jones
Bridge-house
Telford
John Rennie
Mylne
Vauxhall
Blackfriars
Walker
Leach
Commissioners of Woods
Sigsed
Ford Hale
Henry Pritchard
Henry Burn
John Hoard
John Atkinson
Thomas Cerney
John. Lainson
Thomas. Mitchell
James Lake
James Frisby
J. Thomas
Jhames Embankment
Great George-street
Shentrrs
Monrday
Middlesex
Guildhall
William Evans
Wheelton
James Shaw
St. James’s Square
Westminster
George Sinclair
Bart
British Empire
Society
Scheer
W. B. Cooke
A. F. Ridgway
Langslow
Blackwall
United Service Benevolent Institution
Willis
St. James’s
England
Duchess of Cambridge
Gloucester
Kerr
Wright
R.E
Duchess of Gloucester
Sir William Lumley
G.C B
Nabob
Onde
Hussein Khan
Mirza Fatti
Louis Napoleon
1St Regiment of Life Guards
Metropolitan
Anti-Bripas Toki Association
Water- Joe
Southwark
Mary Lesone
Dr. Fellowes
Earl Manvers
Skinner
Wilson
Mr. Kensett
Lord Nugent
Lord Kenyon
Discovery of a Salino Sulphureous Spring in Bristol
A shaft near Tunnel No. 3 on the Great Western line uncovered a spring with Harrowgate like properties. Dr Fairbrother tested the water and found heavy sulphur content. a silver test darkened quickly. The spring, near Avon banks, may support baths and pump rooms for Bristol and surrounding towns.
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Bristol
Great Western Railway
Bath
Harrowgate
Moffat
St. Bernard’s Wells
Fairbrother
Philosophic Institution
Park-street
England
Avon
Great Western
Exeter
Bristol Mercury
Cork
Ringabella Bay
Samuel Slodder
Ringabella House
Cove
Dephinus Clehiceps
Cuvier
D. Deductor
Scoresby
Bdover
Baxqquet
Duke
Mistaken Prestige in a Biography of Margaret Beaufort
A critical review of a 1839 prize essay on Margaret Beaufort critiques the author Coy for overemphasizing noble connections. The piece questions the work’s scope, bias toward high lineage, and insufficient general material. It also notes missteps in preface claims about a female sovereign and the lineage argument.
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Marcaner Beaufort
Richmoy
Derby
Henry VII
Carolin
A. Halsted
London
Smith Elder
Coy
Gresham
England
Margaret Beaufort
Victoria
Lady Jane Grey
Mary
Jac Dnishand
Margaret of Beaufort
Mystery of a Nine-Year-Old Heiress Betrothed by Fate
The text recounts a young heiress famed for precocious understanding. At not quite nine, she faced two royal marriage proposals from Henry VI and Edmund Tudor. Guided by a nun and Bishop, she allegedly chose Edmund after a dreamlike vision, a choice linked to providence and later pivotal Lancaster history.
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Conrad
St. Nicholas
Edmund
Lord Welles
Margaret
House of Lancaster
Bosworth-field
Bosworth Field and the Rise of Henry VII
The August 22 1455 battle near Bosworth is described as a life or death struggle shaping England’s future. It recounts Richard III and Henry VII, the staged coronation on the field, Stanley’s pivotal role, Richard’s death, and Henry’s ascent ending Plantagenet rule.
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England
Bosworth
Earl of Richmond
Richard
Cadwallader
Britain
Merlin
Taliesin
Richard II
Richmond
Henry V
Agincourt
Lord Stanley
Isle of Man
Treasur
Lord Strange
John Cheyney
Wills Brandon
William Stanley
Henry of
Test
Nanits
Hee
Reginald Bray
Stanley
Henry the Seventh
Henry
Westminster Abbey
Richard LT
Perkin Warbeck
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Foreign Intelligence
Canada
China
Whampsa
the Metropolis
Cohrbontole
Husband
Bosworth Field