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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | North America: Letters from Secretary of State, 1832-1833 |
| Author | Elliot, Sir Thomas Frederick |
| Date | 6 Mar 1832 - 25 Apr 1833 |
| Document Type | Correspondence |
| Reference | CO 385/6 |
| Library / Archive | The National Archives |
| Collection Name | War and Colonial Department and Colonial Office: Emigration Entry Books |
| Description | Letters relating to emigration from Great Britain to Canada and Australia. Various government acts relating to Canada and emigration are discussed, along with regulations for surgeons and medicine on board migrant ships, opportunities for employment in Canada and Australia, and the rights of migrants to buy land. |
| Series Description | This series contains entry books of correspondence on emigration. |
| Theme(s) | Ships and Shipping Lines; Journey Conditions; Politics, Legislation and Governance; Arrivals: Ports and Early Experiences |
| Country (from) | Great Britain |
| Country (to) | Canada; Australia |
| Places | Montreal, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Canada; Adelaide, South Australia, Australia; Liverpool, England |
| Ports | Liverpool, England; Montreal, Quebec, Canada |
| Nationality | English; European |
| Ships | Brutus; Esther; Lord Melville; City of Rochester |
| People | Elliot, Sir Thomas Frederick |
| Keywords | admiralty, agent, assisted emigration, emigrant, emigration society, emigration, emigration society, employment, family, finance, business, health and sickness, journey conditions, labour, land, land grant, land sale, surveying, money, medicine, medical treatment, medical staff, Protector of emigration, religion, road, societies, surgeon, surveying, tax, welfare, legislation, politics, administration, church |
| Language | English |
| Copyright | Crown Copyright documents © are reproduced by permission of The National Archives London, UK |
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