Emigration and superabundant population considered : in a letter to Lord Ashley
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Emigration and superabundant population considered : in a letter to Lord Ashley
Author: Amicus populi
Year: 1848
Bound with: Letters on Irish immigrants and Irishmen generally : an attempt to place both on more estimable ground than, in the opinions of some members of this community, they occupy at present ; addressed to the right Rev. John Hughes / by M. Carey. -- Letter on Irish immigrants : addressed to the Right Reverend Bishop Hughes. Letter IV / [M. Carey]. -- The emigrant's guide to New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, Lower Canada, Upper Canada, and New Brunswick : containing an enumeration of the advantages which each colony offers ; with the regulations adopted by His Majesty's Government to facilitate male and female emigration ; the price of passage, certainty of permanent employment, and rates of wages ; list of tradesmen and mechanics most wanted, and the pecuniary assistance offered to married men and single females, towards defraying the expense of their passage, with copies of the official forms to be transmitted to the Colonial Department by each emigrant ; also, instructions for the guidance of military out-pensioners of Chelsea Hospital, who may be desirous of commuting their pensions, with a view to their becoming settlers in the British colonies. -- Emigration for the mil
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