Incomplete Liverpool Shipping Listing With Varying Tonnages
A fragmented ledger from Liverpool lists multiple ships with masters and tonnages, including the 1500 ton vessel to sail on the 80th and the 1400 ton ship Lavarpoul to depart on the 30th. Additional vessels such as a 400 ton, a 500 ton, and others appear with varied daily movements and captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bir Edmond Head
Thomas Perron
Sabcle
Liverpool
Jane
Wolsing
Danoa
Ray
Heh Behn
Rameter
Meyer
Snaitar
Ese Meyer
A. Bigcott
Man
MET Bocrne
Fadaoed
Tone
Robertson
Meadows
Mubart
Lantis
Urea
Lauscerton
Queeestows
Mater
arUxer
Ipanh
Ann Ner
Nuwcart Jr N. & Wales Cadet
Banque
Wien
Eary
Adelaide Markets Report Shows Widespread Price Moves
The Adelaide markets list fluctuating prices for flour wheat and barley and eggs poultry milk and vegetables. Prices for cattle sheep oats potatoes and fruit are noted with demand and supply shifts across inputs and produce types.
Mining Intelligence and Cash Offers at Exchange Colonnade
A fragment listing mining sale terms and bidders including Princess Royals and Baring Brittnniag, with deposits and cash buyers noted. Mentions Port Lincolns sales, multiple Wheal sites, and brokers Biscouste and Oec. Boss. Indicates money to lend on freeholds at 15 percent.
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Burra Burrs
Princess Royals
Port Lincolns
Wakefields
Greenock Creek
Montacutes
Mount Tamathubly
Credic Weiberm Monnet
Ecg
Glenalhyne
Strathalbyts
Fara
Ae ‘Lobethal
Royal Sing Conny
Cash Pellers Victorias
Enn
Whesl Bastons
Ellen Wheal Gawlera
Acsasuans
Margarets
Brady
Guiri
Eni
Mary Consels
Mails Despatched and Death Notice
Ship mails note dated August 26 1850. A life event reports someone named in Grenfell passing away on the 25th at his residence. The fragment references mail dispatch and a death notice with unclear details.
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Grenfell
A Governor More to Be Pitied Than Blamed
A column in The Times reflects on a governor figure in Australia’s colony, arguing sympathy is due rather than reproach for his conduct. The piece weighs political burden, public duties, and moral judgment in a tone typical of mid‑19th century editorials.
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Henry
Lenry
Sir Henry
Noth
Sir Henry Young and the Downing Street Dilemma
A clipped, opinionated critique blames Sir Henry Young's governorship on his officers and Downing Street. It argues the colonial administration bears blame for policy failures, praising or pitying the governor depending on interpretation. The piece indicts incompetence among toadies and insists on accountability.
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Henry
Sir Henry Young
Nincompogos
Downing-street
Quath
Young
Judge Crawford presides Supreme Court sittings praised
The Supreme Court sat under Mr Justice Crawford with no quarrels between bench and bar. His firm, calm demeanor and strict sentences impressed the public, highlighting the need to avoid trivial evidence in future trials and suggesting the sittings could become more orderly and efficient under his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Justice Crawford
Crawford
Ehancter
South African Supreme Court finds juror identity breach
In the Supreme Court a juror sat under a wrong name on many trials, causing verdicts to be void and sentences to be set aside. Several defendants condemned to death were released and cannot be retried on those crimes. Benjamin Thomas Glynn faced charges for impersonating his ill brother Thomas Glynn in court and was committed for trial after admitting the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Thomas Glyon
Papen
Thomas Glynn
Pany
Samp O Shem
Philip Levi
Ime
Beck
H. Gilbert
Supreme Court
Gilles
Rogal
Aoe Lesultory
Cererantion
Dutton
Sydney elects Dr Lang as city representative in council
An extended report covers the Sydney city election results. Dr Lang wins 970 votes, defeating Mr Holden amid a close race marked by public support from merchants, landowners, and workers. Speeches praise free elections and civic order, with Lang addressing supporters and the mayor thanking participants.
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Dr Lanz
Sydneyie
Dr Lang
Sydney
Holden
Lang
Lears
Law
Yocifernns
Urivate
Meeting adjourned over marine insurance losses and policy risk
The meeting of the Marine Insurance Company adjourned as shareholders unable to attend due to losses and calls. Directors defended safety of Swan River and copper policies, cited 1,4002 losses versus 3,500% benefits, and urged delaying further action while preparations for next month’s 4000 policies proceed.
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St Froi
Negemlentan
Beck
Mr Dutton
Circolara
Ifk
H.gilbert Anid
Tural
Feck
Swan River
Jane
Liverpool
Tennaterim
England
Gazette
Gate Baleg Samen
Caleta
Sony Py
Manhareholders
Dutton
Zere
The Rajah from Hobart to N brings August news from California
The Dorset arrived from Hobart Town with 10,000 worth of gold and reports a booming California trade for potatoes onions and vegetables. Lumber and houses are worthless. population rises rapidly and gold yield increases. Tahiti may open new trading fields for small vessels. Potatoes sell for 40 per ton. demand strong.
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Vesterday
California
Hobart Town
Itill
Tahiti
Lang Returns to Sydney Council Amid Emigration Debates
From Sydney papers dated August 3, Dr Lang is re‑elected as Member for Sydney, provoking Earl Grey. Lang has moved a Select Committee to probe charges by the Colonial Secretary and faces a proposed disqualifying bill aimed at ministers of religion. A memorial petitions the Legislative Council to protect the right to elect religious leaders.
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Sydney
Dr Lang
Legislative Council
Earl Grey
Tr Lang
Australia
Wentworth
Legislative Council of
Noctor Lang's Referendum Entry Sparks Noisy Assembly
Electors at Dupsily on July 30 gathered about 4000 people near Circular Quay then marched to the Legislation Council. Mr Wentworth faced jeers, Attorney General received cheers, and Dr Lang spoke from the Forbidden House steps after reading a favorable letter from England noting Gladstone's compliments.
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Noctor Lang
Circular Quay
Legishumus Council
Meabers
Mr Wentworth
Byrnes
Caledonia and Julia Arrive From Gottenburgh
Two vessels named Caledonia and Julia reach port after leaving Gottenburgh in April. Caledonia sailed late April and Julia on April 16, both calling at Jersey on May 6. No notable news or reports accompany the arrivals beyond standard shipping notes.
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Gottenburgh
Jersey
Tay
Police Court Records Show Drunken Disorderly Conduct and Thefts
In a Saturday session, George Miller faced charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct after a confrontation on Hindley Street. Witnesses described Miller’s erratic behavior and a confrontation with a police officer. He was discharged. Catherine Yar remanded for stealing a locket and brooch from August Fischer. Schlesinger stated the items vanished from a box, and Yar admitted guilt but claimed hardship. Committed for trial.
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George Miller Waz
Igor
Pace Cotati Wilson
Hindler
Such En Hoor
Sud
Lange Pattery
Sin
Tefendant
Marcia Weber
Hindleye Street
Catherine Yar
August Fischer
Schlesinger
Tudor Charged With Threats On Bengal Voyage
Thomas Tudor faced a charge of threatening aboard the Bengal during a voyage to Visakhapatnam to kill Mr Devereux master. Evidence shows Tudor was a passenger and intoxicated, a decision to place him in hospital restraint given state of mind. The bench ordered recognizance of £25 to keep the peace for three months and costs of 10 shillings.
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Thonas Tudor
Bengal
Visats
Devereux
Irom
Ester Po
Correspondence on Immigration Reform and Fortifications
The letter discusses official reforms and fortifications, criticizing immigration policy and suggesting better use of funds. It references the British Government and New Immigration Agent, arguing that coast defenses and ports should be prioritized over costly dispatches and scattered aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durlas
Austia
Tour
Fire arms on the park lands warning and incident
A letter from Adelaide dated August 18 185 discusses the danger of firing guns in park lands after a youth aged about thirteen was wounded by a misfired shot. The writer urges greater precaution and cautions against gunfire near premises. The note also mentions a three mauled kitten in Barwick and unrelated imperial and legal notes.
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Adelaide
Eitner
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Amenet
York
Brazil
Sana Wanples
Oata
Mining Intelligence
Ene
Ex. Oec
Boss
Mosnar
Ender
the Times
Oamaon, Waerstrep and Co
Strathaliya
New Hamburg
Wierstern
Kensington
Somyany
McLaren Whiirk
Soromay and Co
Samazon, Wicksteall & Co
Mount Barker
Moxway
Serr
Sansos
Woessit and Co
Woodforde
Ball ‘Ius
Scranton & Co
Urapery
Piinnagan
Kirkham Stewart
Tomly
Cury
City of
Macquarie-place
Liege
Syd
Neg
Dr Lans
Mr Holden
Marine Insurance Company
Hobart
Robert Syers
Caledonia
Julia
University College Gapeinptapas Winches Seiety
Tesrullys
Port Adelaide
Jubitna
Barwick
Elmet
Russia
St Petersburgh
Odessa
Staan Bee
Hackney
Taco
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