| | North | | Australian | All | | | | American | United |Colonies and | other | | |Years | Colonies | States | New Zealand | places | TOTAL | |------+------------| |-------------+--------+----------| | 1825 | 8,741 | 5,551 | 485 | 114 | 14,891 | | 1826 | 12,818 | 7,063 | 903 | 116 | 20,900 | | 1827 | 12,648 | 14,526 | 715 | 114 | 28,003 | | 1828 | 12,084 | 12,817 | 1,056 | 135 | 26,092 | | 1829 | 13,307 | 15,678 | 2,016 | 197 | 31,198 | | 1830 | 30,574 | 24,887 | 1,242 | 204 | 56,907 | | 1831 | 58,067 | 23,418 | 1,561 | 114 | 83,160 | | 1832 | 66,339 | 32,872 | 3,733 | 196 | 103,140 | | 1833 | 28,808 | 29,109 | 4,093 | 517 | 62,527 | | 1834 | 40,060 | 33,074 | 2,800 | 288 | 76,222 | | 1835 | 15,573 | 26,720 | 1,860 | 325 | 44,478 | | 1836 | 34,226 | 37,774 | 3,124 | 293 | 75,417 | | 1837 | 29,884 | 36,770 | 5,054 | 326 | 72,034 | | 1838 | 4,577 | 14,332 | 14,021 | 292 | 33,222 | | 1839 | 12,658 | 33,536 | 15,786 | 227 | 62,207 | | 1840 | 32,293 | 40,642 | 15,850 | 1,958 | 90,743 | | 1841 | 38,164 | 45,017 | 32,626 | 2,786 | 118,592 | | 1842 | 54,123 | 63,852 | 8,534 | 1,835 | 128,344 | | 1843 | 23,518 | 28,335 | 3,478 | 1,881 | 57,212 | | 1844 | 22,924 | 43,660 | 2,229 | 1,873 | 70,686 | | 1845 | 31,803 | 58,538 | 830 | 2,330 | 93,501 | | 1846 | 43,439 | 82,239 | 2,347 | 1,826 | 129,851 | | 1847 | 109,680 | 142,154 | 4,949 | 1,487 | 258,270 | | 1848 | 31,065 | 188,233 | 23,904 | 4,887 | 248,089 | | 1849 | 41,367 | 219,450 | 32,091 | 6,590 | 299,498 | |------+------------| |-------------+--------+----------| | | 808,740 | 1,260,247 | 185,286 | 30,911 |2,285,184 | Average annual emigration from the United Kingdom for the last twenty-five years, 91,407. The Railway Mania and artificial excitement of 1843 and 1844 brought down these numbers to _one half_--they were 57,212 and 70,686 in these two years successively. But the Currency Laws of 1844 and 1845, and Free Trade of 1846, soon more than _quadrupled_ these numbers; and they have _never since receded_, but, on the contrary, rapidly increased ever since. The numbers were:-- Currency Acts, 1845, 93,501 Free Trade, 1846, 129,851 Irish Famine, 1847, 258,270 Free Trade, 1848, 248,089 Free Trade, 1849, 299,498