Twelve Years Wanderings in the British Colonies reviewed
A critical notice of J C Byrne’s imperial travel study from 1835 to 1847, praising its breadth across New Zealand, New South Wales, and Port Phillip. It highlights the book’s practical guidance for emigrants, discusses labor and provisioning in New South Wales, and critiques colonial society while noting the author’s stance against flood of convict influence. It also catalogs related contemporary works and public notices from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Byrne
London
Richard Bentley
England
Byrne
New Zealand
New South Wales
Australia
Feliz
Port Phillip
van Dieman’s Land
Western Australia
Anotther
Sydney
Adelaide
South Australia
Mr. Byrne
Oglend
Globe
Srishing
Pacific Islands
Britain
Murrumbidgee
Chess
New World
Trave
Sydney Theatre
Paramatta
Isara
Richard Lord Braybrooke
Henry Colburn
Boswell
Pepys
Times
Admiralty
Lord Braybrooke
Ponsa Batt
Rocus
Duchess of Bedford
Duchens
Leeds
Marchioneas
Ailenbury
Palmerston
Dublin
Kyle
Cork
Cloyne
Ross
Tia
Merrion Square
Hynes
Castlenock
Mitra
George Cornwall Legh
High Legh
Astley
Dukinfield
Manchester
Che~shire
Cornwall Legh
Liverpool Police Court
Fresh
F. Mulligan
St. Anthony’s Catholic Chapel
J. Kirkham
Wesleyan Chapel
J. Ashcroft
Sexton
St. Mary's
Kirkdale
Ruabtov
Bargavrtcy Oy Rar
Maystic Inox Company
Bristol District Court of Bankruptcy
Messrs. Renshaw
Hampton
Macatig
C. B. Tripp
Jon
Bristol
We. Stothert
George Wood
John White Little
J. C. Spender
W. Branton
J. Ruther
WW. H. Buckland
Maestigron Company
Vale of Neath
E. M. Miller
Madrid
Hie Haring
Derby
Lord G. Bantrsex
Itn Rising
Hume
Buioni
Howes
Osaka
Lynn
Bentinck
Oswain
Her
Lord G. Baxtincx
Hunt
Public meeting of the People's League in London
A crowded London Tavern gathering chaired by Colonel Thompson M.P. pushed for universal suffrage, urging unity among reformers. Speakers attacked the existing House of Commons as unrepresentative, urged abolition of property-based limits, and backed the six Charter points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustapha
France
Linois
Neuilly
St. Cloud
Claremont
Solon
Havre
Tehall
Brest
Rome
Neder
West
Lambkins
Rotterdam
Holland
Mog
Eleador
Europa
Algiers
Arago
Armas
United States
Tme
Paris
Qurement
England
National Guard
Amiens
Bourges
Alencon
Far West
Twa
Republis
Grasa
London
India
St Pancras
King’s Road
Camden Town
C. E. Wagstad
Lord Dudley Stuart
B. Hall
Brettingham
Cartwright and Cobben
Commons House of Parliament
Barnes
Ruffey
Dudley Stuart
Hoe
Lord D. Stuart
Raffey
Harwich
Lyme
Marylebone
House of Commons
Baronet
Barton Dell
Society of Friends
Swan
Clarke
Kentish Town
Vernon
M'Ree
Bird
Gillies
Ventry
Menting
People's Leagns
Thompson
Hanyone
Henry Barkeley
Engilabmen
J. Barnett
John Russell
Cheera
Gond
Sharman Crawford
M.P
R. Gardener
J. E. Barry
J. Raseell
Mr. Cobden
C. Lushington
Hume
Joseph Sturge
Fox
Lord J. Annsell
Edward Miall
People's League
J. Robertson
E. Jones
J. E. Parry
Jones
League
Lovett
Thi
Cheere
Bare Fe
Tamault
Sir. Dancan
Sesgns
Lancaster
Lacy Evanss
Howe
House
J. Arsenet
Stamford
General Committee
Banas
Patmenston
Duc de Sotomayor
H. Bulwer
C. Gone
Sligo
R. Incuis
G. Gary
O. Gonz
M'Gurcon
Duke of Marlborough
Duke of Schomberg
J. Russect
Hauxis
Royal Navy
Lanouenene
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Imperial Parliament
Literary Chronicle
J. G. Millingen
M.D
Millingen
Baaxe
Jeamnes
Messie
Burke
The
Presse
Prince de Joinville
Ropeentes
TAR Royal Academy
Royal Academy
House OF Lords
Fridat
Ireland
Lusxvar
Luaxpare
Cuaxcedor
Llandaff
Welch
St. Davin's
Land Company
F. O'Coxxon
R. Ixotis
Westminster
Earl of
British Museum
Marquis of Laxapowne
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Arcanon
Cne
Lord Bravaont
Earl of Haxonsexs
Petaros
William Somerville
George Grey
Tolat
Feour
Aix
Housh
LORDS