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Newspaper

Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Sep 16, 1848

Page

3

Emigration and colonisation in Australia debated

A lengthy critique reviews a new handbook for Australian emigration, arguing it blends new material with the author’s earlier work. It advocates smaller land plots, fairer Crown Lands access for workers, and practical colonist traits, while denouncing aristocratic land domination and restrictive free passage rules.

Srosso Sidney Tipperary New Zealand Australia London Manchester Ou Towneman Liverpool

Government Policy and the Navy Office Dinner Remarks

At the Cutlers Dinner in Sheffield the Secretary of the Admiralty defended naval power on liberal footing. Ward praised the Master Cutler’s call for strong defense, warned against relying on luck, and urged economy with sustained strength. He stressed peace through power, praised English liberty, and noted Europe’s unrest. The speech tied military strength to commercial prosperity and urged retrenchment alongside expansion. He praised the Duke of Newcastle and warned against neglecting protection of the nation. The report includes details on an advanced steam squadron plan under Captain Horatio Austin, listing ships, divisions, crews, and readiness, describing a coordinated, cost-effective naval guard. He also referenced unrelated local notices from the Times and Canterbury Journal.

Sheffield Admiralty Ward Navy Lord Auckland Europe Duke of Newcastle Theus Chsnges House of Lords Louis Blanc M. Guizot Horatio Austin C.B James Agnew Stevens Equadron Biecheim Austin Fiest Ser Cyclops Birkenhead Sphynx Driver Rattle Dauntless Termagant Stevens Blenheim Ajax Devonport Sheerness The Excise Wingham Sandwich Canterbury Journal Tnelaxo Newcastle Dublin Ariel Broomielaw Clyde Treiant Preland Serin Tuy Leion Warwick W. P. Roberts Manchester George Cattell Greenway County Petty Sessions New Bridge Stoneleigh Park Roberts Lord Leigh Mary Burdock Bristol Charles Wetherell Greenway Seymour Stoneleigh Abbey Ihis Hereford Times Corpner Oy Mills Pied Bull Upper Scree Islington Regent's Canal Wenlock Bridge Henry Brogden William Crores Duke of Cambridge Ffrench Temple Hart Charles Chubb Vauxhall Road Great Howard Street Liverpool Snowball Treasury William IV Marke Mr. Rushton Eaton Street Moss Court James Patrick Thomas Therfore Pemberton Rushton Axotnes Anderton London and North Western Railway Stithford Thi Town London Chapman Robinson Birmingham Simona Stitchford Berwick Fhrat Claam Ccarcely Morpeth Edinburgh London and North Western Railway Company M'Connell Stailway Soota Devox Railway Incomotivn Directore Plymouth Ay Surrovep South Western Railway Company Kingston Upon Thames Guildford Southampton C.stovin Trafic Department Messia Stevens and Son Darlington Works Weybridge Farnborough Lsmp Rettie C. E Coronats Fitzys Patson House of Correction Coldbath Gelds Clerkenwell Jxsonvendtes Westmeath Longford Roscommon Leitrim Sligo Louth Monaghan Armagh Down Londonderry Liserexant Epwanpes Frodesley Sunlop Stev. B. Edwardes Henry Edwardes Rytungrove Hon. East India Company Addiscombe Beosy Edwardes Richard Jenkins K.C.B Shrewsbury Civil Department India Bengal Herbert Benjamin Edwardes Mr. Hume Edwardea Dord John Trusaell John Hobhouse Tome Edwesdes Uhre Charlie Srill Field Oficers

Charge of Arson at European Coffeehouse case spurs long inquiry

Emma Beaumont servant Fitzgerald and salesman Fry appear before Mr Jardine on charge of aiding a fatal fire at 53 Longacre. Witnesses detail Beaumont’s alleged plan to burn the coffeehouse for insurance, the involvement of Bageter, pledges and valuables, and Fitzgerald’s testimony. Proceedings continue with further depositions and evidence.

Bow Street Emma Beaumont Jane Fitgerald Thos. Fry Mesare, Mosea and Son Jardine Longacre Clarkson Westminster King Street Covent Garden Joseph Bageter Beaumont Fry Watford Fitzgerald Covent Garden Market Beauwout W. B. Storr Debenham and Storr Assensore Westminster Fire Office Bagater Hhis Mrs Bagster Miss Beaumont Australia Ane Shore Cremorne Gardens Mrs. Robinson Misa Beaumont Mise Beaumont Mr. Tucker Serendials Ney Thompson Williams Miss Besamont Elizabeth Robinson Oxford Street Emme Beaumont Bageter Hiad Fitgerald Cottrell and Harrison Pugh Anne Garretts Aldgate Mineries May Lant Ahe Catherine Mathews York Street Borough Robinson Che Gre Su Teng Acre Cremorne Ann Beaumont Hannah Beaumont Pocock Mrs. Robins Mr. Binns

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