Shipping notices from distant ports and routes
Fragmentary ledger style notice lists sailing departures to London, New Zealand, Australia and Hobart with times like half past and Saturday. Mentions ships, fleets, and routes in a terse, period tone. Names and places appear inconsistently due to damaged text, but indicate maritime movements and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shi
Furmay
Great Britain
JPG Watch
London
Zealand
New South Wales
Muriee
Ail Bourne
Tres
Stefbourne
van Diemen’s Lam
the Puech
Hobart
Meena
Goa Gazette Correspondent Note Delayed Publication
TO CORRESPONDENTS Onwing to the length of the Goa Gazette aetera eee aea ae cain portponed but shall appear if possible in our next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Libel and political clash in Phipson appointment case
The Times reports a libel dispute sparked by articles about Mr Phipson and the Governor’s delay in appointing him to a bench. It asserts the Governor acted to avoid compromising government and warns of legal action. The piece criticizes Sir Charles FitzRop and compares him to Renlontatn and Lang in risking public scorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phipson
South Australian
Parker
Vis
Easa
Phip
Guichen Bay
MePhipson
Recall of Sir Charles Fitz Roy Proposed by Colonists
Fragmented report of a Sydney gathering on the 12th instant to memorialise the home government for recalling Sir Charles Fitz Roy. The text asserts charges against him as exaggerated and false, citing his dispatches to Grey about Great Meetings in 1849 and urging restraint amid inflammatory reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Sir Charles Fitz Roy
Grey
Sir Charles
Herones
Baker
Rea
Charles Fite Roy Bat
Charles
Auction Sales and Notices Fill Local Market Listings
Advertise local auctions in Maryson Wicksteed and Co at Caspbell Town and City Auction Mart. Listings cover cigars, soap, candles, fabrics, hardware, jams, glassware, and land sections near Mowat Barker. Dates run Aug 31 to Sept 5 with multiple properties and goods offered. Also notes a financial clarification on Mr Johnstone's accounts and a community subscription gesture for Mrs Johnston. Sporting reports summarize matches and trotting events at Thebarton and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fripar
Avoysr
Maryson, Wicksteed and Co
Caspbell Town
the Torrens
Solomon and Cyst
Manila
Hull
Imaron, Wicksteed and Co
Mowat Barker
Mortsners
E. Solomon and Cay
Tay Carr
Joussrox
Johnstone
Gatyler-place
Johnston
Phnox Maxenus
Butchers’ Arms
Thebarton
Messrs
Mayter
Prenton
Stevens
Stratton
Cross
Skuce
Greig
Wigg
Hollingsworth
Crabb
Storgive
Bassingthwaite
Greenhorn
Auld Knacker
van Diemen's Land
Shares and Brokers Debate Over Royal Mining Stocks
A reader questions Mr Ross, a share broker, about a note added to a Journal listing Royals shares. The letter accuses inconsistent pricing and unreliable listings, urging Royal Mining proprietors to tighten control of their property and branding to prevent misrepresentation and losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Royal Mining Company
Royal Flat editor notes dire for shareholders 1850
In August 1850 a Royal Flat correspondent reports on shareholder opinions and the forthcoming meeting. He cites alleged director expenses at Clare, mentions Tam Me Editor, and references vouchers for shares with fluctuating prices. The piece defends directors, suggesting alleged distortions require counter explanation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Nore
Ross
Eles
Uate Imo
Police Court Proceedings Involving Theft and Fire
The August 25 police court hearing details William Douglass charged with felonious breaking into Stewart Tanner’s North Adelaide premises, stealing papers and a cheque book, and feloniously setting the premises on fire. Evidence covers broken windows, charred papers, blood spots, and a pursuit leading to Douglass’s custody. Additional testimony relates to police conduct and a series of unrelated officials’ exchanges and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Douglass
Claim Stewart Tanner
North Adelaide
Garlick
John Doulas
Wilvon
Hindlny-street
Testy exchange over officer conduct and discipline
A heated exchange discusses officer accountability and dismissals. The speaker asserts firm discipline for misconduct, notes no blame on Reid in a prior quarrel, and warns Lorimer to be cautious in the future while stressing that rewards should not influence officers. The exchange centers on trust, reputation, and prudent leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Rounseville
Lorimer
Ileccarell
Insolvent Court Hearing In Thursby August Adjourned
Insolvent cases heard with Tsay Rawlin N Bykers and others. Hearings fixed for September 12 after a long examination. Creditors claims listed. assets and commissions discussed. Insolvent from Eehwaga, former licensee faces custody as proceedings continue. Commissioner adjourned to September 12 at eleven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thursby
Txay Rawlin N
Bykers
Gariaou
Messrs
A. Multunald
L. Glyde
Emmett
Bouiert
Eehwaga
Dolor
Colonial Secretary appoints Tow Surveyor of Main Ronda
His Excellency the Lieutenant-Governor approves John Tow as Surveyor of Main Ronda under the Central Board of Commissioners from this date, vice filled. Also notice of a public pound at Woodside and appointment of John Dean as keeper, plus mariners notice and Port Phillip information from Melbourne and Adelaide authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice
Tientenant
John W Tow
Main Ronda
Fill
Cusmin Sicvur
South Australia
Woodside
Onkepuringa
Uiscellency
Cams, Stent
Colonial Secretary
Colonial Secretary’s Office
Lienteamit-Lroverit
John Dean
Onkaparings
Hat Che
Man- Winory
New South Wales
Cusanee Stenn
Colonial Secrency’s
Sydney
Port Phillip
Port Phillip Heads
E. Duss Tau
Board of Commissioners
District of Willunga
Will
Port Willunga
Aldingd
Nourhmga
Adelaide
Provertment Gasette
Haviius
Coneideratum
Plessi
Crances Stier
Impounded at Public Pounds and Survey Notice 1850
Public notices detail impounding of livestock at multiple pounds including Strathalbyn Macclesfield Mount Barker and Brighton Glen Osmond with extensive brands descriptions and sale dates for unclaimed cattle horses and calves. Also a notification that Rev Charles Davidson Watt is licensed as an officiating minister and a survey party under Surveyor General I.C. August 24 1850 with movement toward Mount Barker and land surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australia
Charles Davidson Watt
Surveyor General's Office
Strathallyn
Furthwards
Macclesfield
Mount Barker
IL Pucetina
B.S
Glen Osmond
E. Oliver
Powy
Angss Park
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Dastsox
Wicssteen and Co
Woodforde
Monitay
Tuesiay
Seyit
K. Sopa & Co
City
Monlay
Kay Be
Tucsiay
Sathaniel Hailes
Noarlunga
Shares and Share Brokers
Danly Times
Jason Donglas
Grismer
Inter
Lander
Nest
Spain
Windham
Johns
Darling
Kim
Sud Che
Litchfield
Seit Lacimar
Sergaisit Luriner
Ergeart Teeid
Lorimar
Titchfield
Frownseville
Wander Harvey
Reis Westhosessor
Lariuice
Clayfigl
Issur
Renw
Sergeant Lorimer
Frederick Titusfield
Aid
Aid Added, That He Was, For the Last Three Months, Induced By Suryuitrt Lorimer
Ieid
Brooks
Sergeant Larimer
Sergent Larimer
Iit Lorimer
Cole Raat
Lames
Eames
Larimer
Moonlay
Bergeant Eames
Chad Bear Co
Geant Reid
Nariman
Hayleg
Government Gazette
Thuretay
Hig Kixcelleney
Rhinetland's
Licht-Moise
Jesus Grys
Clerk of Works
Melbourne
Hobson
HLS
Cap
Stokes
Ile, Beagle
Point Lonitadale Reef
Ofee
R. Toanene
Aramague
Peesars
Henry Bryant
Poundkeeper
Smpuandel
Noarlinga
Soli
Eptember
TPC
TS TY
DY Anwar
Ae Rity Jcc
Brighton
Oua Yyearlin
Gawler Town
Dia
Thos
Osmond
Burosaa
Lumiluch Valley
Nba
Dony
Finside
John Saunders
Montague Village
Tooa
William Beata
Poumlkeeper