Vote by Ballot in the New Constitution Debated
A newspaper piece argues for secret voting in elections to protect liberty and prevent oppression. It urges the council to adopt ballot voting, resist religious endowment demands, and push for broad franchise and annual elections while noting agricultural harvests and crop conditions. It warns against premature measures and emphasizes representatives' accountability.
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New South Wales
Cape
State Grants for Religion At a recist meeting
Report from the South Astralian League notes that two Council members said the Government plans to extend the aid to December 1851. The piece recalls the original three year grant and mentions the April deadline and possible extension to the December following, amid public purse scrutiny and opposition to further funding.
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South Astralian League For the Maintenance of Freedom
Fenekd Ts Gupie
Sean Seth Ee
Hares
Auction Sales Display at Port Adelaide and City Stores
Advertisements for December auctions include E Solomon and Co at Port Adelaide offering 100 bales of fine fleece wool and various cargo remnants at Monceith and Co stores. Sanson Wicksteed and Co at the Mart auction soldiers coats and other goods, while land allotments in Hindley Street fetch prices up to 10s per foot. Town allotments on Hindley Street realize nearly 1000 pounds. Fire at Tanunda public-house destroys the building. other fires threaten local artisans and farmers as banking season nears completion.
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E. Solomon and Co
Port Arlelaite
Bir
John Rewmass
Sameer
Wickseed
Monceith and Co
Seeaca
Waddon
NP le Bair
Foy
Grenfell-street
Emmett
O. G. Matal
Gille
Sanson, Wicksteed, and Co
W. & Storana
Bookham ‘Arima
City Mart
Algo
Faighton
Eas Suigrenont
General Merchandise
Mets
Yeivs
Llorses
Benrane Lase Sue Bummie Secrerr
Messrs Menns
Topes Warden
Witt
Hindley-street
Mesara Samson
Tisunoa
Sundaity
Tanunda
Buttner
Chop
Reudlostrest
Angas Park
Ain
Prisumerm
Joma
Burke
James
Sorex
Barah Mary Badcock
Amy Conefoalon
Winteades
Wiliams
Sears
Johnson
Pravi
Bank
Union
Parker
Hick
Edward Warton
Wight
Priconer
Gell
Lui
Morridge
Adelaidy
Mrtell
South Australian Political Association Meeting Debate
The weekly South Australian Political Association gathering at the Black Horse Leigh Street heard Owen Smith criticise the public nature and lack of advertisement of meetings. Speakers defended ballot voting, state endowment concerns, and urged a new constitution while opposing religious influence in politics.
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Trscay
Black Horse
Leigh-Street
Mtr
Association
Martin
Tad
Owen Smith
America
Mir John Stephens
Morris
Church of Scotland
Oaly
League
Cape
Advocate General
Cavell
Batinlie
Tes
Lang
Burra
Mr Morris
Tungkilla
Kapundi
Burre Dorral
Convicted offenders face sentences in colonial court
The Supreme Court heard a December session with youths and adults convicted of varied crimes. A 16 year old received three months hard labour and solitary confinement. several others were jailed up to a year with hard labour and private whippings. Transportation and warnings were noted for different defendants, including a case of theft from a dwelling and burglary linked to young offenders.
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CHO DE Siftenis
Mucha
Ak Chihamber Tex
Husry Stewart
Wionda
Thurd
Iubon
Robert Harris
Suiley
Tis Manor
Prinaue
Henry Reynolds
Thomas Teeké
Hart
Andro
Williams Vonglan
Howse
Richard Morrin
Turis
Tina
Wilton Gold
Joseph Lee Archer
Geelong
Busness
Hiss
Sentences Handed Down In Police Court For Burglary And Assault
A chaotic police court session delivers transportations and imprisonments. Burke receives fifteen years for burglary while other defendants face prison terms for wounding, theft, and fraud. The judge condemns violence and urges mercy, detailing testimonies from clerks and police witnesses about the November offenses and related assaults.
District Court recounts cases and verdicts in a colonial ledger
The report details multiple court actions, including a warranty denial, damages for paddock loss, and a financial set off. It records witnesses, judgments for plaintiffs, and mentions a defendant’s failure to pay. The outcomes show damages, costs, and limited transfers of shares as part of proceedings. The narrative also notes a New York Herald item on California gold and large families in San Francisco.
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Werthenby
Weediet
Wanuixwane
Dames
Quotel
Isa Anid
George Bartlett Dalil Me Hawkes
Mr Pennor
Dill
Penney
Mir Cour
Heeror
Resents
Mies
Zivas
Plantif
Ilefens Dans
Courtssnee Judesaene
New York Herald
California
Moted
Hartwell
Senor Ambrega
San Francisco
Port Adelaide Local Court Case Conflicting Allegations
In a Port Adelaide local court session Dor 4, MPCarzivery sues for 30 pounds claiming nonpayment as damages. Captain Wood and others face assault allegations during a quarrel on the docks. witnesses describe blows and a clash aboard a vessel. Defense cites difficulty with wages and working conditions aboard the ship.
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Iwerventay
Dereaber
Hiureen Smith
Dofonitwit
Wood Wall
Sas
Wood
Wad Costa
Ie d
John Gibson
Weiler
Searman
Correspondence to the Editor of the Darcy Trunks
A dated 1850 letter from M. Wigley of Clarke's Buildings requests space for an insertion and discusses related matters. Another fragment shows a Walter or J. W. Bennett signature, with several unclear lines referencing Couper and Lorne and gratitude towards the editor.
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Stevenson
Newtin
Bryan
Pedita En
Aloen
Lallot
House of Commong
Mr Bryan
Waho
Qibbs
Supreme Court
Eshoard -Jolnamene
Smith
Parr
Joer
Nies
Hiu
Skal
Watton
Sasha
Layo
Pei
Balan
Che Prucner
Sena
Possoner
Covell
Iwaa
Luns
James Cooley
Mwere
Och
James Caeroll
Ayn Curran
Mr Marker
Phuman Simos
Spain
Me Smith
Effenboth Whittlesea
Walang
Robert Thuaing
Jonas Wemar
Wornendeey
Luke
Demnhon
Prisraver
Thas
Atau
Mioenstedy
Districe Court
Port Adelaide
Werhientay
Mpcarzivery
Cakty
Sfefault
Trig
M. Wigley
Clarke
Dea
Wien
Lorne
Tam
Sir Fene Ment
Eerreet
Ome
Wigley, Esq
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