Weekly Country Edition of the Adelaide Times
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Parris
Adelaide
Wat
TIMES
Shema
Analaide Times
Kinz William-etreet
Jockaellers
Harrowing plea on Bat Street hospital ward conditions
A letter from a citizen condemns the Bat Street hospital government buildings at the tail of Indlley Street. It details crowded female and male wards, neglect, lack of beds, furniture, and nourishment, and reports a dying man left without care, visited by a Catholic priest after Anglican rites. The piece urges Christian authorities to address the squalor and abandonment.
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Youxe
Indlley
Elikiren
Jasily
Inte
Hiaender Mercien
Church of England
Ulhan
Adela
South Australia
Squatter protests and land dispute over Mexican War claims
The article discusses squatters challenging Sutter ownership of vast lands, arguing no legal title exists and that land should belong to the United States. It cites claimed presidential sanction issues, land speculation, flood of settlers, and a formed association of about a thousand members urging orderly rights. The piece ends with uncertainty about the agitation's outcome and a hope for rightful resolution.
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Pon Janda
Saster
Sutter
Consio
Mexican Republic
Mexican Congress
Lavin
United States
Lothies
Palm A
Wtivam Grimes
Eneny
Amid
A American Congress
Europe
van Trenesalaer
New York
Umat
Critical view of Sir Henry Young and colonial railway policy
A long critical letter from Adelaide commentary condemns Sir Henry Young and the colonial government for mismanaging institutional care and rail contracts. The writer denounces lavish spending, calls for transparent accounts, and argues against government appointments and favoritism while urging focus on orphaned children and hospital needs.
Dray Tasatton Nuisance Provokes Setters’ Resentment
A letter from The Country Settlers in Ade-laida protests nuisance and unequal taxation linked to a toll and vehicle charges. It urges district committees to press the Executive for redress, argues against taxing farm vehicles, and laments government poll for little gain.
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Corerspond
Ciiefly
Gnless
Fey
Railway 10 The Port and Government Intervention Debate
A letter to the Times argues for a Railway Board and canal commissioners to oversee railways and canals, opposing private drive and urging government control. It contrasts the state board with private interests, claiming better oversight and accountability under public management.
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Charles the Pirat
Aulying
Iili
Canal Commissioners
State of
New York
Loan Scheme in South Australia Proposals In Adelaide Papers
The document outlines Earl Gray and Sir Henry Young's discussion of a 150000 to 160000 loan secured by crown lands in the province. It details emigration funding aims, sale of lands, and financial arrangements to support colonial development, with references to 1848 and 1849 correspondence and potential impacts on immigration and public revenue. The text cites officers in Adelaide and Gov. Young, framing the plan as a broad financial instrument for settlement.
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Henry Young
Bishop Short
Clurwy
Sir Henry Young
Cannes
Evan Shaxchaldyrs
Shudson
Sania
Camus
Cme
Inlepisite
Gusetmnent
Laney
Iistinghishal
Pointe Za Denil
Hudson
Res Pevizca
Port Adelaide
Parker
Clonnell
Elis
Temp Young
Vlenry
Earl Grey
Earl Gray
Adelaide
Onry
Ale
Lieutanant-Covernor
Young
Bart Grey
Adidaide
Owdshig
Capellony
Hindstor
Adstralia
Laval
Sears
Nayland
Syre Roelznned
Wiley
Alwripines
Catia
Funes Australia
Uslidkny
Whittein
Licensing Meeting Frays Over Aberdeen Public House Appeal
The magistrates heard Captain Berkeley defend James Taylor's Aberdeen public house license after claims linked a letter from Jedent Magiatente at Kooringa. Mr Lang questioned the report and urged caution, warning powerful words could threaten a license holder and the integrity of proceedings.
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Bekeley
Ames Taylor
Hose
Aberdeen
Ja Dent Magiatente
Kooringa
Mobes
Milward Stephene
Lang
Captain Berkeley
Berkeley
Tang
Passien
All Hill In Council
California land disputes and Sutter title debate
The article discusses California land disputes around Sacramento City tied to John A. Sutter's Mexican grant and later U S incorporation. It notes squatters and residents challenging the legality of the title, debates at public meetings, and questions of preemption and federal recognition as Congress weighs land ownership in a transforming state.
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California
Sacramento
John A Sutter
Tixcuia
Eyut
Lutter
United States
Anya
Gukl
Sutter
Smach
Ranitiauel
Honene
Kuyner
Mv Sutter
Nnt
Mgt
Controversy Over Public Notice in Australian Register
A Melbourne edition reports a libel dispute tied to the Ninth Australian Register and a Sydney newspaper. The piece discusses allegations against an emigrant family and questions the accuracy of the original article. Legal and reputational stakes are noted as editors defend their coverage.
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Australian Register
Daily News
Vriday
Astelaine
Reid
Aidelaide
Bas
Thy
Register
Nat
Melbourne
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