01 Feb 1851
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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Feb 01, 1851
Page
1
The Adelaide Times announces a weekly country edition on double sheets with forty eight columns. It offers imperial notices, shipping and mercantile intelligence, law, police, and general news. Readers abroad are urged to subscribe via advances and 6d price, available at the Times Office and booksellers.
The proposed tax bill sets up a New Legislative Council and outlines districts and election mechanics. It criticizes current district parity, supports North Adelaide separation from South Adelaide, and advocates ballot voting replacing Sydney paper ballots. Provisions cover electoral rolls ballots polling places and returning officers duties and timing for elections across sixteen districts.
The South Australian Church of England Society condemns Bishop Short and his Australasian Minutes on Baptismal Regeneration. It argues for established doctrine, criticizes attempts to bind all clergy, and urges action against perceived doctrinal drift while calling for focused ballot reform and political attention.
Bisnor Snorr argues on baptismal regeneration citing Bishop of St ast tor G of the Rav and Cambridge’s Charles Simeon with an anonymous Edinburgh writer. The piece questions reliance on authorities over direct evidence and warns against flawed logic in historical disputes.
Mr McDermott began an ecclesiastical law opinion followed by Mr Walters with minutes sent home seeking an Imperial Act to apply in colonies. Judge Cooper notes the claim as true and reflects on the accident involving A. Mae, International Eng., Balmoral, and Mr MacDonald. Five passengers were overturned on a bridge near Port, with signs indicating edge proximity and a possible rush to safety.
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