Grand Royal Victoria Theatre Bill Promises Spectacle
This item lists a Monday January 90 1851 performance at the Royal Victoria Theatre featuring Propeignet Slesers Latiam and Coerin with Mr Radford’s celebrated Mare BEDA and Stud of highly trained horses. The program includes Grand Roomatic Constance acts, machinery, and feats plus Redford’s Apseaatie EAN EEE and Manz BEDA presented with elaborate stage effects.
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Constance
Radford
Mazarra
Council
Redford
Per Manz Beda
Corresponden ce Dr Meymotfs Letter to Hand
Fragmented note indicates multiple communications to be examined. Text references correspondence and attempts to proceed with papillary method, unclear details and names.
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Meymotfs
Northern country survey to Mount Remarkable to start
The Times reports a trigonometric survey north of Mount Remarkable to be begun immediately. Mr Rawnsley, assisted by three Sappers and Miners and fifteen Ishourers, will lead for twelve months with an assistant. Critics question Mr Rawnsley’s qualifications and urge a competent commander be appointed.
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Mount Remarkable
Rawnsley
Minera
Bawnsley
Thames
Wolley
Singleton
Audit Office
Metares
Servayor
Evor
Sir Henry Young Under Fire Over Clerical Conduct
A public dispute erupts over Governor Sir Henry Young’s stance and writings. Critics accuse him of duplicity and “heretical dogmas” while supporters defend his role and apologize for past remarks amid church society tensions.
Protestantism and Popery in Ireland Stirs Clergy
A Dublin era column debates anti Tractarian views and church alignments. It ridicules Bishop Daly and other church figures, urging Anglican bishops to reject Tractarianism and urging readers to consider West Terrace as a retreat for clerical followers. The piece praises Mr Woodcock’s letter to Sir Henry Young and promises a fuller treatment later.
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Church of England
Daly
Robert Daly
Powerscourt
England
Ireland
Bishop Short
Sir Henry Young
Weat Terrace
Trinity
St John's
Christ Church
M‘dermott
West Terrace
Episcopal Church
Foot
Auction Listings Roundup From Port Lincoln to Port Adelaide
A serialized notices column lists upcoming auctions and land allotments in Port Lincoln and Port Adelaide. Samson Wicksteed, Co and Solomon and Co feature prominently with properties on Section 64 and various town acres, plus stock and wares at the City Auction Mart.
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Damson, Wicksteed and Co
Port Lincoln
Boston Island
Kofield
Port Adelaide
Samson Wicksteed, and Co
White Conduit House
Nathaniel Hailes
Samson, Wicksteed
Be. & Solomon and Co
Singapore
Solomon and Co
Nathaniel Hales
Minn
Mart—s
Lucifer
Merz
Samson, Wicksteed and Co
Acrea
Bowen
Weymouth Street
Nathaniel Hailea
King William Sreet
Balhennah
Fortunes of Mia Famer and Mrs Slackthong
The largely unreadable fragment references a performance or theatre scene featuring Mrs Slackthong and Mr Lambert. It notes the castle setting, tables, and a count Palatine with a posed demeanor. Agatha is mentioned as needing better training for the actor, with a light, narrative critique of the piece.
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Mia
Popeey
Slackthong
Fedling
Natal
Marae
Lambert
Palatine
Samiere
Agatha
Walkerville Church Case Reveals Trust Deed Impasse
Per the Walkerville Church Case a dispute pits trustees Sir Williams and Aubin against the congregation and clergy over forming a trust deed and electing wardens. The parish’s finances and land conveyance to the Church of England are debated as Bishop Watson’s stance shifts after talks in Sydney.
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Walkerville Church
Church of England
St Andrews
Thia Phine
Williams
Wilem
John Watson
Sir Williams
Watson
Mened Williams
An~ bin
the Parker
Parker
Ional
Sranderas
Sydney
Bartley
H. W. Parker
William Willan
of Australia
Lhimeall
Joseph Goat
Adelaide
John Aubin
Church Society Dispute Over Patronage and Resignation
A heated 1831 letter debate in Adelaide centers on the Church Society's patronage, with M E Yousa and Samuel Stocks opposing a move to dismiss the patron and President. Woodcock replies, resignations cited, and questions of governance and clerical influence discussed amid reports of an acrimonious meeting and unresolved tensions within the church community.
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Woodcock
Tix Buhogs
Dak
Chnrcl
Mir Jernett
Bapa
Syiner
Church Society
Ita
Macilermatt
Brosdig
Crime Court Session Delivers Several Committals
In police court, defendants faced charges from knife dealing to theft and obtaining goods by false pretences. A knife seller was committed for trial after identification and discussion of the weapon. Other defendants included Mary Lansdale and John Lansdale charged with theft from Ann Nutting, with neighbors and servants testifying. The court remanded cases to Thursday and Monday for further proceedings.
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Gene
Traly
Harrull's
Pear
Peisoner
Anit Fullowes
William Harrold
England
Lowina Forbes
Mary Smith
Henderson
Mesare Altenburgh
J. C. Hill
Sarah Best
Black Forest
Culwell
Priser
Isoner
Bill
John Lansdale
Mary Lansdale
Ann Nutting
Han ‘Tune
Smith
Misa Nutting
Elizabeth Tune
Stephen Tuna
Mowlay
Young
Os & Lunatic
Aloseph Lowe
Fale
Arape Nies
Sowtmal
Alan
William Gray Wen
Ing Lene
Francis
Furton
John Juamar
Gray
Francia
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Royal Victoria Theatre
Propeignet
Slesers
Latiam
Coerin
the Times
NEW Northern Survey
Sir Henrys
Henry Young
Anderson
Lodge
Wells
League
Sbert
Henry
Coventry
Henry Hax
Annie
Ebart
Fischer
Asstrafesche Zeitung
Monso Comranr
Hindley
Banda of
Thn
Walkerville
Senay
Aubin
Wondreckins
Samuel Stocks
The
Fins
Cwas
Etill
Meserm’ Macdermott
Walters
Leas
Shen Partons
Ieies
Sam Boans
Walkereley
Tate
Thors
Saterday
Mr Tener
Paul
Pam
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