Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times Promotes Rural Readership
This notice hawks the Weekly Country Edition of the Adelaide Times as a comprehensive double sheet paper with English news, shipping, mercantile updates, and general intelligence. It advertises sixpence per number, sixpence quarterly prepaid, and agents at King William Street and major booksellers.
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Vast Late English News Notes Global Affairs And Royal Hopes
The late English dispatches cover the Queen's family awaiting a great domestic event at Marlborough House for the Prince of Wales, shifts in political appointments like Lord Saymon to Commissioner of Woods and Forests, and changes at the East India Company. International items include Pope Pius IX’s Rome entry, Greek-Turkish tensions, Smyrna earthquakes, and Franco English debates on Greece, with Paris and London press disputing reports as usual.
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Paris
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English News From Mauritius and Europe Abroad
The Overland Mail brings English reports up to April 24 with further Mauritius details. Topics include the Australian Bill and two Councils in Van Diemen’s Land, Peel’s ministerial moves, Dublin politics, and Mauritius becoming a distinct episcopal see. Emigration to Natal rises and notable deaths, a bridge collapse at Angers, and Paris election chatter feature alongside royal family hopes.
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Weekly Chronicle
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Legislation in Colonial Council Sparks Debate Report
Fragmentary remarks describe a bill read a second time without full distant input. The council, with few non-official members present, faced pushback from officials and staff. Sir Henry Young criticizes the process as reflecting genuine colonial sentiment.
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Reena
Iste
Henry Young
Elewheen
Balance sheet shows 1850 surplus from reduced military costs
The year ending April 1850 balance sheet mirrors the Chancellor of the Exchequer predictions with a surplus of 2,338,000. Ordinary revenue from all sources excluding Customs rises, while a drop in denting results from changes in thegrain and sugar duties.
France in Anomalous Position Amid Political Turmoil
The text outlines a chaotic French scene with the Government in conflict with the Assembly, Army, Press, and people. It notes socialist gains, a Leclerc candidacy, and military voting disputes, alongside market observations and political maneuvers affecting policy and governance.
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India and China in Early June 1850 Dispatches
Latest letters report quiet politics and trade in China, with Governor Bonham planning a Pekin visit to present a Palmerston letter. Typhus-like fever plagues Canton as the Juno sails between Sydney and Manila. Obelisk preparations and regional disturbances surface at Singapore and Penang amid market price notes for Malwa, Bengal, and other goods in Shanghai and Bombay reports.
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Market Report from Mauritius and Port Louis June 20
Mauritius papers to June 18 report arrivals of the Hera and Emily Smith at Port Louis on June 12. Australian wheat remains in demand with prices from 2.80 to 3.75 per 100 lbs. sugar holders consent to sell at 25 to 30 cents lower. Indian imports plentiful with a weak market. fresh Algerine cargo expected to lower syrup and coffee quotes.
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Henes
Port Louis
Emily Smith
S.C. Watts
Launceston
Cape
Central Road Board Minutes Discuss Eastern Road Plans
The Eastern Mon and Fort Road plan proposed raising the centre and trenching to divert surface water. plan adopted on Mr Giles's suggestion. Mr Wentzel described filling ruts near Glen Osmond with large stones to protect metalling, and noted a nuisance from creek water contamination harming local wildlife.
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Wentzel
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Australian Bill Timeline and Public Sentiment
The article weighs whether the Australian Colonies Bill will pass and when. Parliament to reconvene April 3 to reintroduce the Irish Franchise Bill and the Australian Colonies Bill with committee progress planned. Ministers aim for Royal assent by June and a likely August or September arrival, amid mixed public satisfaction.
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