New Zealand and Australia Colonial Policy Critique
A critical examination denounces the colonial system's vacillation and crown led despotism, urging uniform land and labor rules across Australia and New Zealand. It condemns emigration schemes, assignment changes, and inconsistent Hobson instructions, warning that delay risks national interests and imperial stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Colonial Office
Australia
Sydney
Hamburg
Melbourne
Stockholm
Bergen
Adelaide
Paisley
Leeds
Bay of Islands
Rotterdam
New York
Mr. Wakefield
Stephen
Lord Glenelg
West India
West Indies
South Australia
England
Immigration Fund
Labour Fund
Port Philip
New South Wales
John Russell
Hobson
Death Rumors of Lord Broughams Carriage Crash
A long report reviews a false London hoax claiming Lord Brougham was killed in a Westmoreland carriage accident. It compiles multiple papers and editorials that debated the rumour, quoted letters and club notices, and ended with confirmations that the lord remained alive and well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Brougham
Westmoreland
Globe
DeaTa
Lord “Brougham
Leader
M.P
Times
Grafton-street
Advertiser
Long Broughamm
Herald
Bolton Square
Montgomery
Shafto
Mr. Leader
Brougham
Morning Chronicle
Mr. Shafto
Brougham-hall
Spectator
The
Post
London
Penrith
Westminster
Lords Hips Town
Aristarchus
Rouévszn
Dent Brougham
Harry
Robert Peel
Chronicle
Samuel Romily
Alfred’ Montgomery
Count D’orsay
Crockford’s
Morning Post
D’orsay
Nalty
Morning Herald
White
Cte
d'Orsay
Miss Eden
Bakk
Seongpam
Funeral of the Marchioness of Salisbury in Hatfield
The mortal remains of the Marchioness of Salisbury were conveyed from Arlington Street to the Hatfield mausoleum. A coronet on a velvet cushion led by horsemen opened the funeral procession with six horses drawing the hearse, followed by mourning coaches and noble attenders including the Duke of Cambridge and Duke of Wellington. Lady Howden and Lady Maria Meade, recently bereaved, live in seclusion at Grimston Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchioness OF Salisbury
Arlington-street
Hatfield
Duke of Cambridge
Duchess of Gloucester
Duke of Wellington
Marquis of Exeter
Lord Melbourne
Howden
Lady Maria Meade
Grimston Park
Leeds
Foreign Intelligence Notes on Balloons Reform and Don Carlos
Report from Tortoni’s on Sunday notes a French spectacle at Champ de Mars with a steerable balloon. Other items discuss the electoral reform circular led by M. Odillon Barrot seeking opinions on moving elections to department chiefs, and debates over Don Carlos with arguments about detaining or freeing him while referencing the Temps and Marshal Soult's view not to liberate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tortoni’s
Champ de Mars
Committee For Electoral Reform
M. Odillon Barrot
Journal Des Debats
Don Carlos
Salzburg
Rome
Don Miguel
Spain
France
The
Temps
Marahal Soult
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History and Politics
Lieling
Henry
Browser
Lord Rougham
Brouenam
Alren
Lor Brougham
Lord Abinger
Scarlett
Brougham Hall
House of Commons
Miss Edgworth
Foreign Intelligence
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