Purgatory of Puseyism and Colonial Constitutional Reform
A reforming colonial voice critiques the existing Act and urges cleansing it of blemishes to fit colonial taste. The piece argues Parliament and the Colonial Office did not expect rigid adoption, urging action to shape a more effective constitution and warning against waiting for imperial approval. References touch on Governor Woodcock, Morality charges, and public publication of correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
Colthial Connell
Nes Clinga
Sydray Seaith
Colonial Office
Imperial Parliament
M'Dermott
Woodcock
Sydney
Pious Debate On Sir Henry Young Subject to Secrecy
A fragment from a 19th century letter war criticizes Sir Henry Young for poor grammar and tact in his dealings with Mr Woodcock and the Bonteeah Society. The author mocks his attempt to avoid misapprehension and questions the propriety of addressing colonial governors and public appeals from Exeter Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woandcoskley
Bonteeah Society
Reg
Lise
Meso
Sir Henry Young
Henry
Woodcock
Exeter Hall
Chiat Church
Pazrau
Wehgim
PSS
Fae Tyris Ecalleney
F. Young
Domestic News Items and Auction Notices in January
A condensed list of sales, auctions, and events takes place in January including stock, horses, and property offered by Samson Wicksteed and Co and E Solomon and Co at various markets. The piece notes a concert by the Dentuche-Liedertafel and a violin solo by Mr Andrew Moore, with mention of a well-attended evening despite heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renjowin
Nashaniel Wales
Thuredy
Samson, Wicksteed, and Co
Murt
Baynard
Samson
Ramson, Wicksteed and Co
Dimmet
Aloo
Zia
Nathaniel Elsiles
Bowen
Weymouth-street
Coxcren
Fischer
Andrew Moore
Mra Moore
Bousambul
Brighton Race Day Toll on Heat and Thirst
A fragment describes a Brighton neighborhood race meeting held last week amid heat and poor turnout. Vendors hawk stale fruit while few patrons attend. stewards Paxton and Van Sittart preside with Judge Shayle. Races include Maiden Stakes and Tow n Plate heats with Why Not and Lucifer among the winners, and several entries facing capture by auction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Barcelona
Mesers Paxton
van Sittart
Shayle
Bobsins
J. Williacy
Young Gift
Sunny Balford
Duldwin
Snizangler
Sha Leap
Queintile
Fistancs
Adelaide
Williams
Dunn
Arthur
Mansfield
Paxton
Glynne
Baldwin
Detelonan
Nat
Ce Kmigitor Gwynne
Lamhe
Bavey
Toon
Horsea
Sbs
Wrights Lst
Tibs
Ven Sivearts
Lucifer
Ash
A. Malcolm
Jimerack
Daker
Ee. m. Bends
Coglin
United Irishman
Faulkner
Dol
Jlucifer
Brenda
Lucifer Wan
Curt
Sax
Reardon
Anh
Valsin Solomon
Church Society Row Over Resignation Letters 1851
In Adelaide 1851 a public dispute unfolds between Governor and church officials over the publication of correspondence about a resignation. Letters show tension between church leaders and authorities, with statements on decorum, public airing of the matter, and demands for orderly handling of the Society's affairs.
District Court Session Reflects Assault and Restraining Claims
In a district court on Tuesday January 21 Georos Warrecarrcuy Tuomas Hiontasa faced charges while Mr Parker sought adjournment due to unpaid account. Witness expenses were debated as parties disputed summons for trespass and assault involving a bullock driver and a dray team. The judge discharged several charges as evidence showed confusion and disputed actions amid warnings and claims of disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georos Warrecarrcuy
Tuomas Hiontasa
Parker
Stupiven
Crances Corsexs
Joux Rinewar
Curoplainant
Wittell
Srespas
Camnplainane
Catia
Rand
de Vermont
Elias
Willian
Colex
Deisdiary
Wally
Dave
Che Iinity
Defantane
Doigmane
Charlon Carryweth
Tim
Ciasann
Bidys Ray
Brooky
Thomas Paygewas
Parkup
Wighy Yan Wust
Pears
Jaux Kiveway
Iis
Wanemp
Mia
Soram Messemosa
Charles Cathers
Waynes
Police Court records at Hindley Street case mix up
Police court details a string of local offences in Hindley Street including a dog incident in Peacock's Buildings. John Browning is charged with threatening language toward Jubia Willama. the dog case ends with a month in jail and a fine paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taeziey
Flinley-Sereet
Thompson
John Prest
Tinley -Wreet
Phillips
Hindley-creet
Pres
Prest
Hindley Street
Radeau
Laat
Peacock
Jefenstant
Isto
Jubnam
Fred ‘Widd
Johnewu
Dag Indent
Pepe
Dengnan
Reading
North Terrace
John Browning
Jubia Willama
Williams
Tim
Thomas Kaye
Lite
Ey Cig & Oviclugus
Dupeovement Ag” Ge Eiandant
Gaps Rate to Helena Noted in Government Offer
Unclear text indicates a known entity Gaps rate to Helena and a mention of government offered an operative form of performance. No concrete dates, organizations, or persons are clearly identifiable in the readable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maenorr
Helena
Walkerville Church Case Correspondence Fragment
Brief fragment from a correspondence item referencing Walkerville Church and a dusty treasure note dated January 2120 in Adelaide with unclear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville
Adelaide
Jagmary
Bal
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Poushyi
Suesday
Ameon, Wicksteed
Coom Ta
Bundle Strock
Hall Oy Council
Lothaniel Hiniles
King William Street
Church Society
Bodse
Jerry
Hawley
Thale
Faarony
Joe
Eservanty B. Yuuan
the Bayy
Mr Woodcvek
Government-house
Jum
MacDernott
Seaust
Jimpreesmo
Clia
South Australia
MagPennote
Mae
Messrs Mach Ravutt
Walters
Dietaw
Ser
Tamid
Moray
Raina
Hari
Mac
District Court
Pete Catherss
Acon Sages
Dafendant
Uke Faber
Wis
Tursup
Tha Allumona
Lecu
Tulner
Shay Cour
Bicker
Mr Reading
Comissanors
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