The Concluding Vision of New Zealand Colonization
The article extols New Zealand as a thriving colony with rich soil climate and abundant animal life. It discusses government policy, private colonial companies, and expected labor growth tied to land capital. It praises English colonization momentum and urges readers to own the described juvenile book illustrated with maps and poems about homes of old England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivate Company
Britain
New Zealand
Wellington
New Plymouth
London
Fisher and Co
England
Old England
Old
Sale of Hogarth paintings at Vauxhall Gardens
The long announced sale of Hogarth paintings and other valuables once belonging to the royal gardens at Vauxhall Garden took place by order of Gye and Hughes assignees. The auction drew a large crowd despite bad weather with Hogarth oils and other art, plus 400 punch bowls and theatrical dresses, fetching surprisingly low prices. Many noted connoisseurs attended and items by Hayman and Dyce also were sold.
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Hocanrn
Paixtixes
Vauxhall Gardens
Hogarth
Vertu
Royal Gardens
Vauxhall
Messrs. Gye and Hughes
Ventom
Simpson
Jupiter
Temple of Arts
Harrison
F. Gye
Dyce
Venus
Hayman
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Seguin
Paris
St. James's Theatre
Mitchell
Queen's Theatre
M. Laporte
Chambers
Laporte
Braham
Bond-street
Hearven
Select Committee On
Bank of Ireland
Ireland
Dublin
Bank of England
Madame Lararge
Court of Cassation
Madame de Leotaud
M. Corally
Tribunal of
Tulle
Madame Lafarge
M. Daverne
Appement
M. Hello
Cassation
Thomas Poag
William
Carrickfergus
Workington-harbour
Oakley
Taylor
Pong
Boas
Red Rain
Akley
Toaseiotae
Belfast
Workington
Carlisle
Legal and correspondence notes on property and wills
A long reader letter page discusses co parceners joining in repairs, intestate succession, and wives and kin taking shares. parish and legal fees, distraint, and notices. It includes public questions on census pay, land monopoly, and historical notes on the Thames Tunnel with dates, plus weather, fairs, and religious lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exeter
Harry Jones
Dn I. O. U
Manchester
J. S
D. T
John Althorp
L. R
W. W
Weekly Chronicle
Vaushall Terrace
London
Peorle
Lord Melbourne
Sir Robert Peel
Thames
Brunel
Rotherhithe
Wapping
Br. Smith
Moxon
Haydon
Emme
Lane
Cooper's Hill
Liverpool
Sampson
Reflecto
J. Jones
Baraine
Ramagate
Cooperative system debate sparks reform advocacy in 1841 letters
The Weekly Chronicle prints letters urging union over individualism, arguing cooperation bests competition by boosting wealth quality and health, reducing war, and promoting universal charity. Correspondents cite Mr Owen and discuss Owen’s home colonies, with readers asking for official household positions and noting political returns and parliamentary nuances.
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Weekly Chronicle
de Dypoard
Banks, Bona, Hilder and Co
Drax
She
Iir
Owen
Pall Mall
Time for sunrise and sunset in Britain and Ireland
Instructions to compute sunrise and sunset times by latitude using a guidebook value at 51 30 and adjustments per degree differs by location. Also provides high water times for major ports with specific hour minute additions or subtractions from London Dock time and notes further harbors and calendar information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Ireland
London Dock
Ates
Bristol
Ork
Cove
Falmouth
Hull
Milford Haven
Brighton
Cowes
Dover
Dublin
Holyhead
Liverpool
Port Glasgow
Southampton
The Weekly Chronicle on Tory Bubbles and Peel
The Tory bubbles burst amid talk of Peel’s policy shifts and retractions. The piece rails at Poor Law changes, Irish Registration, Maynooth funding, and Church Extension, arguing the party trades principle for pockets. It predicts a fourth bubble on Corn Law reform, doubting true emancipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Peel
Mr. Darby
Lord John Russell
John Bull
Lord Kenyon
Chisholm
Exeter Hall
O'Connell
Lord Stanley
Ireland
Robert Inglis
Oxford
Times
Spectator
James Graham
Colonel Thompson
Duke of Wellington
Manchester
Lord Byron
Ireland and Lord Eliot in Ireland policy stance
The article notes a willingness to deal fairly with the Irish Government under Lord Eliot and to support a policy line that union-siders could back. It acknowledges the difficulty of appointments balancing party claims and aims to limit preferences to the least objectionable representatives of Eliot’s views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Brewster
Lord Eliot
Brewster appointment shocks Irish government amid Bruen influence
The piece denounces Lord Eliot’s choice of Mr Brewster as legal adviser, blaming Bruen’s Orange influence for a policy seen as harsh and divisive. It warns the move undermines moderation, risks reactivating Orangeism, and taints Eliot’s sincerity and future policy. It condemns the step as ill-judged and perilous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Bruen
Carlow
Lord Eliot
Brewster
Orange
Mr. Brewster
John Russell
Lord Sydenham’s Canada governance praised after death
The article extols Lord Sydenham after his death, noting his firm policies, unity across parties, and success in shaping Canada’s union and harmony with the people. It references support from colleagues, the Colonial Gazette account of his suffering, and compares his exit to others, while hinting at future policy under Sir Charles Bagot and Peel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Sydenham
The
Canadas
House of Commons
London
Lord Durham
Canada
Colonial Gazette
United Canada
Mr. Poulett Thomson
St. Lawrence
Charles Bagot
Robert Peel
Sir Charles Bagot
The Spanish Counter-Revolution and Civil War Threats
Intelligence from the Peninsula warns that a violent, vacillating faction aided by France seeks to disrupt Madrid's settlement. O'Donnell's Pampeluna movement faces a host of insurrectionary Basque and Carlist sentiments, church land sales, army reductions, and rival campaigns as Espartero and Christina vie for power amid instability.
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Espartero
Madrid
National Guard
Pampeluna
O'Donnell
Cour
Victoria
Barcelona
Catalonia
Andalusia
Cadiz
Spain
Cortes
Arguelles
France
Monsieur Guizot
Europe
Don Carlos
Louis Philippe
Christina
Munoz
Managorri
Diego Leon
Bannerman’s Tate ejection and Liberal merit praised
The Morning Chronicle dismisses Bannerman’s Greenwich Hospital Commissionership loss as political, noting his attempt to combine the post with Aberdeen representation. It argues the office should be nonpartisan, sees his resignation bid as justified, and praises his liberal loyalty as proof of merit despite Tory power.
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Morning Chronicle
Bannerman
Tate
Greenwich Hospital
Sheil
William Cooper
Lord Melbourne
Whg
Aberdeen
NEW MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS LIKE ELLENBOROUGH
The piece notes Lord Ellenborough to India and Lord Vesey Fitzgerald at the Board of Control while Sir James Graham resigns, Lord Robert Peel offering consolation. It discusses Sir Stratford Canning to Constantinople and Lord Cowley to Paris, with Bulwer resuming embassy duties at Paris. It criticizes press and political reactions and reflects on Peel’s diplomacy.
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Lord Ellenborough
India
Vesey Fitzgerald
Board of Control
James Graham
Robert Peel
The
Et India Company
Stratford Canning
Constantinople
Lord Stuart de Rothesay
St. Petersburg
Lord Cowley
Paris
Henry Wellesley
Cadiz
Peninswa
Ferdinand the Seventh
France
Louis Philippe
the Times
Henry Bulwer
Lord Granville
Cei
Map Bone
Care or Goon Hort Sydney papers to the Lath of June
Care or Goon Hort Sydney papers to the Lath of June report widespread gloom in the colony Fert with low wool prices and weak demand for livestock, eight hundred court of requests cases in a week, labor shortages halting wheat fields, and plans by Mr. Dunlop to hire laborers from India and China amid resulting economic distress.
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Sydney
Dulness
Court of Requests
Dunlop
Indian Isles
China
Daxcen
Bond
Barlington-street
Nice
Hart-street
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Peter Parle
Gorrespondence
Murphy
Legh
E.N.M
Saint Luke
Haverfordwest
Devizes
Edgehill
Joel ‘ii
Luke x
Micah vi
E.N.M. Hair
Liesl Lela
General Post-Office
Peraers
Sheffield
Leeds Intelligencer
Ectrists
Greenwich
Great Britain and Ireland
Loupon
ReEs
North Latitude
High Water
Rae Moon
Sonpay
Monpway
Wepdnespday
Farpay
the Weekly Chronicle
MR. Bannerman
Ellenborough
Bulwer
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