11 Jan 1851
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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 11, 1851
Page
1
The Adelaide Times weekly country edition is advertised as the suitable weekly news pullout for country subscribers. It promises a beat summary of English news and Gazette notices, with ads and other items of interest for residents and country parties.
A Sydney Melbourne Tasmanian New Zealand church dispute erupts over colonial episcopal authority and baptismal terms. The debate centers on Bishop Short and the Australian bishops, with public journalists criticizing perceived attempts to narrow communion.
A fragmented remark by the Colonial Secretary's Office attributes the poor state of unseen ceases to neglect and lack of past year statistics. It suggests recent events may spur greater diligence across departments to avoid harsher scrutiny in the future.
A lengthy critique blasts Bishop Short and Bishop Ghort over baptismal regeneration and church policy, denouncing coercive measures against curates. It reports on public meetings, political tensions, and the rise of lay challenges to episcopal authority amid local governance struggles.
An agitated Yatala Hundred gathering heard Mr Edwards interrupted by Mr Anstey who ordered him to sit and warned against bearing speeches. Supporters reportedly cheered the decision as the crowd listened to a tense exchange amid complaints of governance and property concerns.
Fragmentary text critiques a colonial governor and officials, noting dwindling prestige and distrust among colonists. It mentions Sir Hem Young, Government House leaks, and official changes, with a partial reference to the Adelaide District Court and Mr John Bond awaiting explanation on a contract.
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