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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Government Policy and the Navy Office
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