Adventures in Hargrave and a World Voyage Narratives
A mixed review feature surveys Mrs. Trollope's Hargrave comparing it to her other works, then shifts to a lengthy critique of Captain Sir Edward Belcher's Voyage Round the World. The piece details the Sulphur's 1833–1838 Pacific progress, charts, and observations from Tahiti to China, including missionary life on Oahu and impressions of Canton.
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Mrs. Trollope
London
Colburn
Volish
Paris
Hargrave
Ruperto
Spain
Snra Massarr
China
Sir Edward Belcher, RY
Ras
Henry Colburn
Imperial Parliament Debates on Privilege and Treaty Issues
In the Lords, discussions focus on Lord Denman Wilde remarks about prison reading and privilege, with legal opinions and exchanges between Denman, Wilde, Campbell, and Palmerston. Commons debates cover supply estimates, colonial expenditures, and the Ashburton treaty with America, including arguments on diplomacy, maps, and boundary disputes.
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House OF Lords
Lord Denmay
Aforning Chronicle
T. Wilde
Lord Denman
Id Campancy
House of Commons
Marquis of Lansdawne
Lord Abinger
Lord Brougham
Lord Brovcuss
Lord Lansdowne
Marquis of Lanspowne
Lord Brocemam
Lord Assnger
Lord Campbell
Lord Dexstan
Sir Thomas Wilde
Lord Brovenay
Roscurry
Duke of Writxeton
Scotand
Evant
Feexeu
Ireland
Nicholl
T. Wine Rose
Crown
Stockdale
Tockdale
Sir T. Wilde
Court of Queen's Bench
Ashburton
Sreakex
T. Winne
Lord Parmensrox Rose
Lord Ashburton
Washington
Robert Peel
Foreign Department
England
America
St. Lawrence
Netherlands
Britain
Mitchell
Maine
Bremer
London
Washingtn
Sir C. Vaughan
Lord Haytenbury
Webster
Mr. Webster
Lord Palmesaton
St. John’s
St. John's
Connecticut
Rouse
Lord Palmerston
France
Cass
Paris
Callnon
Oregon
Boston
Rowent Peet
Tard Beegatta
Africa
Ental
Lord Ashb
United States
Prussia
Sardinia
Saxony
Lord Sydenham
W. Colebrooke
H. Douglas
J. Kempt
Lord Seaton
G. Murray
Duke of Wellington
Faden
Macartar
R. Peel
Franco
Howand Doratas
British North America
H. Docess
C. Napier
Voyage of the expedition to coral islands and China campaign
The narrative follows a voyage begun in January 1840, detailing calls at Socorro, Clarion, Marquesas, Nukuhiva, Tahiti, and many Pacific locales before reaching Singapore in October. It covers a prolonged survey, volcanic boring on Bow Island, and active operations against China, ending with Malacca to Ascension and return to Spithead. The author notes memoranda accuracy and thanks surgeon Mr Hinds for the vegetable regions account appended to volume two.
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Clarion
Marquesas
Port Anna Maria
Nukuhiva
Bow Island
Tahiti
Huabeine
Raratonga
Vavao
Tonga
Nukuleu
Feejees
Tanna
New Hebrides
Port Carteret
New Ireland
Britannia Island
New Guinea
Arimos
Jobie
Amsterdam
Pigeon Island
Dampier's Straits
Boars
Amboina
Macassar
Great _Solombo
Pulo Kumpal
Borneo
Singapore
China
England
Malacca
Penang
Acheen
Sumatra
Point de Galle
Ceylon
Séchelles
Madagascar
Cape of Good Hope
St. Helena
Ascension
Spithead
Hinds
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Oxford
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Home Department
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John Walter
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