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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 13, 1851
Page
3
Ship Mails and Tolls Aboard Wannessay January 18 1851
In a brief notice the Wannessay prepares voyages for California with ship mails and fees due. The message specifies a January 18 timetable and a departure window around half past eight with Susary 10 indicating the date context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mospay
Wannessay
California
Public opinion on Bishop Short and Sir Henry Young
The Times critiques Bishop Short and Sir Henry Young, noting public disapproval of their leadership in church and state. It argues both are behind their age, provoking harsh jokes, and urges clergy and the South Australian Episcopate to publicly oppose what they deem wrong in a matter affecting public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branor Snorr
Sir Henry Young
Bishop Short
Henry Young
Dhareby
Acto
Messrs. M'Dermott
Walters
Episcopel Church
Meesrs Everett
Bath
Lord Hata
Brougham Hall
Earl of
Lincoln
Charlee
Thomas
Hoesthrang Morenbaur
Peel
Whitehall
University of Cambridge
Mr Law
Senate
Air Loftus Wigram
Sir John Franklin
Amy
Wing & Tight
Cape Reilly
Weltiggen Channel
Coprness
John Franklin
Andington
North Star
Melbourne Sound
Wolsenholme Sound
Mary
Contemporary Criticism From The Gazette And Mining Journal
A fragmented critique discusses critique itself and the public response to contemporary writing and printing. It references private habits, personal appeals, and reactions to speeches amid debate over press style and influence. The piece reads as a reflective polemic on media and opinion during unsettled times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twuemars Gasette
Enarl
Ahron
Contempt and Conflict Over Wardrobe Valuation and Church Dispute
A Victorian era debate questions Mr Anstey’s statements about contempt toward establishment connections and government land schemes linked to convict labor. It notes Mr Edwards as a rate-payer and cites Commissioner McDonald defending Anstey, while reporting Walkerville church trustees invoking Bishop Short prompting five policemen to break into a church building amid local tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anstey
Jaerventa
Grwey
Gazette and Mining Journal
Edwards
Ion McDonald
Port Adelaide notices and events in January
A fragmentary 19th century listing details sales by Samon Wicksteed Co and Solomon and Co at Port Adelaide with land allotments in Brompton Norwood Enfield and town acres. notices describe auctions at the Mart and Government Yards. mentions a few social events and a controversial sermon excerpt from a Purelyte meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsay
E. Salomon and Co
Port Adelaide
Port Road
Wickstred, Andl Co
Ty Onder
Girvell
Fenny
Stever Mughe
Nathaniel Hailes
King Williamstreet
Brompton
Burnside
Norwood
Glenelg
E, Solomon and Co
Fiyny Dutchman
Union
Hobart Town
Samson Wickfield
English Petrel voyage details and naval notes
Report from Liverpool notes the Petrel leaving on the 12th, arrival on the 11th, and 109 passengers with good treatment under Captain Taylor. One sailor, William Hammond, drowned after going overboard. first mate also attempted to help. Cargo and port movements include Port Phillip and Sydney calls. Additional items cover copper trade, market quotes, revenue reports, clergymen subscriptions, and remarks on Franklin expedition discoveries and related ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeatarday
Liveree Port
Ana
Taylor
William Hammond
Veseul
Port Phillip
Sydney
Liverpool
Oal Wes Pee
London Observer
Holyrood
Jenty
London
Police Court Remands Case Against Impaired Individual
Saturday January 1 in the Police Court, a man named Willies Hill was remanded on a charge linked to an impaired intellect. He is alleged to have committed a violent act and faces possible detention. a female companion is said to have traveled with him to the country, with arrangements described for removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Ion Deatt
de Waytott
Adare
Jasny
Agresabia
Saterday
Jemmery
Willies Hill
Port Adelaide Police Court January 1851 Abusive Language Case
William Rom answered to a charge of abusive and threatening language toward Quin, master of the Government steam tug, after a contested summons. The bench allowed a new summons, Quin testified he was abused and threatened, and Rom argued to appeal the magistrate’s decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rom
Quin
Ky Quin
Rayne
Vilain
Lavi
Rob Cay
Correspondence on the provincial election efforts and civility
A letter from Adelaide dated January 4 1650 critiques the current attempt to secure accurate returns for the province. It notes uneven efficiency between rural and urban areas, underscores the need for courtesy, and questions the willingness of officials to fulfill duties while urging polite, clear communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
Anny Neasone
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Contemporary Criticism
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Newhaven
Holomon and
Abel
Sibiay
Mont
Dar Aga
Terundi
Iamne
Mears Butter and Jones
F. Caswald
Feller
Tha Heemp
W. HL Battun
Jonca
Anil Power
Sroeder Porcelars
F. Oaswaki
Tananda
Alliance Hotel
Walter
Eusero Seasce
McDermott
Siena
England
Exeter
Hia
John Bore
MO Eeu
Spd
Lansha
Mike Nh
Ladd
Gord
The
Admiralty
Board of Control
Henry Frampton Anstey
Reg
Kew
Orleans
Jame
Seaton
Mt Sareen
New York
Eran
Fredericksadt
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