...regulated. In that settlement, land was sold at Is. 6d. per acre, and persons who bought land at this low price, took out labourers from England to cultivate...emigration may be so conducted as to replace with interest the whole of the expenditure incurred in effecting it, and to aid the finance* of the country by opening...

...labour. Thus the purchaser does not buy land so much as the facility of obtaining combined labour—that which alone makes land valuable. Here, then, is the...retrenchment; I am prepared to go much further than this—I am prepared to prove both theoretically and practically, that emigration may be so conducted...

...farmers have to pass before they can reach the market, is productive of similar inconvenience. Hortou for the re-appointment of the select committee on...emigration may be so conducted as to replace with interest the whole ofllic expenditure incurred in effecting it, and to aid the finances of the country by opening-...

...would cost less than maintaining paupers i'i their parishes at home, and would thus prove a inc-isurc of permanent economy and retrenchment ; I am prepared to go much further limn tliis — 1 am prepared to prove ' Dth theoretically and practically, Ilia t emiffrntion mat/...

...purse* would^open permanent sources of increased revenue to the State. I am not merely prepared to show that Emigration would cost less than maintaining paupers...economy and retrenchment ; I am prepared to go much farther than this,— I am prepared to prove, both theoretically and practically, that Emigration may...

...purse, would open permanent sources of increased revenue to the State. I am not merely prepared to show that Emigration would cost less than maintaining paupers...economy and retrenchment ; I am prepared to go much farther than this,— I am prepared to prove, both theoretically and practically, that Emigration may...

...motion for the re-appointment of the select committee on emigration. " I am not only prepared to show that emigration would cost less than maintaining paupers...may be so conducted as to replace, with interest, the whole of the expenditure incurred in effecting it, and to aid the finances of the country, by opening...

...in the HoUse of Commons, said, as the result of the experiment, " I am not merely prepared to show that emigration would cost less than maintaining paupers...emigration may be so conducted as to replace with interest the whole of the expenditure incurred in effecting it, and to aid the finances of the country by opening...

...in the House of Commons, said, as the result of the experiment, " I am not merely prepared to show that emigration would cost less than maintaining paupers...emigration may be so conducted as to replace with interest the whole of the expenditure incurred in effecting it, and to aid the finances of the country by opening...

...colonization, said in the course of a speech in the House of Commons: "I am not merely prepared to show that emigration would cost less than maintaining paupers...emigration may be so conducted as to replace with interest the whole of the expenditure incurred in effecting it, and to aid the finances of the country by opening...