Post Office Extension and Western Steam Route Prospects
The Adelaide press urges urgent post office expansion to serve towns lacking facilities and notes fiscal grounds for broader postal support. It also reports near final negotiations for a western steam communication with Singapore and Swan River, with a possible branch to Van Diemen’s Land and New Zealand, and praises Mr Divert for backing the western route.
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Hagen
Adelside
Adelaide
Dney
Hobart Lown
Cape of Goodope
England
Post Office
Peninsula
Oriental Steam Company
East India House
Bombay
Saes
Bivgapore
Swan River
Port Phillip
Sydney
van Diemen’s Land
New Zealand
Divert
Police Court items mix felonies and drunken disorder in August session
In an August police court session Sarah Jane Jolatson was fined and sent to prison for alleged drunkenness. Samuel Shepherd and Tess coing faced charges of assault and resisting police. defendants argued over custody and restraining orders. Antowis Levis faced drunken disorder and inciting resistance. Howell received fines and potential imprisonment. Multiple witnesses described blows and threats, with a key assault case proceeding to trial. A seaman, John Farry, admitted to desertion. William Dailh was charged with stealing a coat and other items from William Tilley near Encounter Bay, with testimony detailing conduct on the road and later recovery of a gun.
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Jaye
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Fromhill
Walon
Tess
Duhnson
Priegner
Bow
John Welsh
Thomas
Antowis Levis
Seaman
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Watson
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Mir
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Ealind
Eeemen
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Efe
Nile
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Abe Stephen
Greynno
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Stephen
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Ted
Wiliam Tilley
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Windmarsh Valles
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Elis Bullocks
Aledra
Irene
Bits
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Cos
Ministers feel the strain in Parliament amid reform talks
April reports reveal ministers digest defeats and press reforms while Lords and Commons wrestle with endurancy. Letters from Malta and Spain discuss Greece, coercive measures, and economic surplus amid taxation debates and economy debates.
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Ndt Levnstating
Army of Reform
San John
Charles Wood
Lord Palmerston
Spain
Lord Goes
Cape
Malta
Wileliam Parker
Greece
Baranrue
Sir W. Parker
England
Supreme Court Refuses Prohibition in Local Court Case
Central Road Board case before Justice Crawford involves dismissal of a prohibition plea for failure to file minutes and serve notice as required. Defendants had not appeared properly in the Local Court, and the judge held appearance and plea were necessary, dismissing the summons under section 34 of the act.
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Read Boans, &c., &E
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Repair Estimate Accepted for Dilapidated Glen Osmond Bridge
The Secretary reviewed repair costs and found the bridge still dilapidated. An initial estimate of £4 was surprised by the offer to rent a property at a higher rate. The higher rent offer was accepted.
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Clark
Kangaroo Island
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Toll Rar CorTaan
Sonia
Tea theft case details emerge in old court record
A court report describes a theft involving tea carried on a dray and hidden along a road fifteen miles from the origin. The prisoner denies selling or giving the goods while police arrest details include Mulynesx and a sergeant locating the suspect in Stransre Way. The witness accounts reference tea, a coat, a bottle of brandy, and alleged complicity.
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Duke of
Pendennis
Aman
Yorky
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Farre
Stransreway
Correspondence to the Editor from Adelaide 1850
A letter from FF Hutton of King William Street Adelaide on August 3 1850 denies a claim that he declined to paint tradesmen. He states he has always served them and expresses pride and thanks for their support.
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