Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times notice
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Cobden on colonies and free trade stirs Adelaide crowd
The Times reports Mr Cobden's district speech in Bradford before a large audience branding free trade as key to colonial self government. He argues colonies must pay for their governance and pledges self rule in exchange for funding, criticizing imperial costs and parliamentary waste.
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Temperance
Bradford
Times
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Cape of Good Hope
Australia
New Zealand
America
Cape
Oglaed
South Australia
Europe
Austulia
Farren
Borneo
Gallforme
Ne Zocernor
Perenti
Las
Hajah
Sarayak
Ito
Caluer Rajab
Anbbeal
Lauguter
Bealford
India
Boroa
England
Western Australia
the Times
Exhibition of Industry of All Nations debated in Parliament
The Times discussion on the 1851 Industry of All Nations exhibition outlines an estimated 80 000 pounds to 100 000 pounds needed for prizes building and contingencies. It notes the Treasury may assume risk, and comments on private versus public funding while detailing profit sources including admission charges and subscriptions.
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Simes
Times
Tuomas Cotury
Society of Arts
Messrs
James Andk
George’ Munday
Times of
Durember
Munday
Regars
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Mms
Thom
Arca
Dog
Society of Arte
Revela
California
Cheap Local Railways Suggested for Adelaide
Berepath's London Journal notes a November article recommending light local railways in Adelaide with cheaper rails and fuel use. It mentions Mr Samuel having a locomotive suitable for a compact carriage set capable of carrying 50 or 60 passengers at about 30 miles per hour with low cost.
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Jani
Cnmuon
Maine
London
Cohunon
Horeus
Anna Faire
Adelaidy
Sonceiva
Berepath
London Journal
Adelaide
Samuel
Controversy Over Beuer Government Bill For Australian Colonies
A discussion on Beuer Government reforms in Australian colonies, led by Kasi Grey, flags the Bill’s delayed progress and potential early introduction. The piece debates electoral districts, franchise qualifications, and risk of universal suffrage, urging colonists to study details to form a sound opinion.
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Henry
Kasi Grey
Beuer
Karl Grey
Colonial Office
Maren
Kapanda
Echinga
Highercombe
Adelaide
Burca
Burra Burrs
Mysterious Woman in Edinburgh Trial At Old Bailey
A vivid London scene describes a high profile case with officers of the Victoria and Albert and the Fairy ship, as Lords and judges gather for the Old Bailey trial. The lieutenant boasts a bold claim, the prisoner lifts her veil, and a dramatic exclamation from the witness shocks the courtroom.
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England
Old Bailey
Adolphus Fitzclarence
Victoria and Albert
Edinburgh
Lord Adolphus
Syrer
Calcutta Advances and Bengal News From December
Advices from Calcutta to December 3 describe the wreck of the banke Lady Safe bound from Madras to Calcutta near Calcutta mouth with crew saved and cargo partly lost. A letter from the northwest notes health of General 9380 improved, likely to remain in port for Christmas in Multan. Captain Ross, Port of Bombay master attendant, dies at 54. A planned Calcutta Steam Laundry project aims to benefit managers and reduce damage by Dobies. Military activity shows Colonel Lawrence driving anti theft in Peshawar. Des Campbell and Hooker captured in Sakim Rajah territory, with Rajah delaying release. Troops move as Rajah threatened biassed by Nepan authorities.
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Calcutta
Devdtber
Madras
North West
Hwe
Mooltan
Ross
Bombay
Dobies
Munoo
Lawrence
Peshawar
Des, Campbell
Hooker
Genwal
Nepank
Royal Yacht Escort Scene In Edinburgh Meeting
During the Queen's Balmoral sojourn a Fairy yacht waits in the Firth of Forth to join the royal squadron escorting Her Majesty to England. A jovial Royal Navy lieutenant aboard encounters a notable woman in the city, leading to an exchanged conversation reported in local terms.
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Manning
Edinburgh
Victoria and Albert
Firth of Forth
Balmoral
Royal Quadron
R.N
Ferra Firma
Auld Reckie
Private Arctic Expedition Backed by Sir John Ross
The Times reports a privately funded expedition to the Arctic led by Captain Sir John Ross to locate Sir John Franklin and the Erebus and Terror crews. A fast clipper with a towing steamer is planned, backed by Sir Felix Booth and volunteers, with government and private efforts aiming to restore public confidence about the missing voyage.
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Arctic
John Franklin
John Ross
Felix Booth
Sir John Ross
Cape Horn
Behring’s Straita
Davis's Straits
Lancaster Scand
Bartow
Melville Island
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Ano Lynch
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Papineau
Quebec
Turvato
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