Meeting Adopts Resolution Exonerating Powell Overboard Incident
In a contentious gathering, the chairman defended Mr Courtenay Powell from implication in the overboard episode. Mr Fowell’s timing during the incident prompted debate, while Captain Buckland gained broad support for his conduct. The group approved convivial resolutions praising Buckland and the vessel’s crew for their conduct amid the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowell
Courtenay Powell
Tames
Buckland
Brighton Races Second Day Report and Absent Dust
The Brighton meeting on Wednesday drew a larger crowd than Tuesday despite dust and heat. The Brighton Town Plate featured three guineas entry with twenty sovereigns added, and Abd-el-Kader led early before Jinerach and others closed in. In the Second Race War Eagle beat Emerald by a length after a dramatic leap, with Emerald clinging to the lead before a final dash. The day’s sport is described as foul and punishing, with rough ground and several injuries, including Abd-el-Kader failing late and War Eagle breaking in places.
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Aencatinafione
Brighton
Faulkner
Gturdeck
Mc Coutin
Lady Young
Young Radford
Abd-el-Kader
Yance
Balf
Remelly Gusta Abew
Jincrack
Gyere
Abd-el- Kader
Peston
Prest
Reardon
Radford
Wien
Serrashhaie
Emerald
Ethel
Fractured District Court Proceedings On Goods and Church Dispute
In Winnenday district court on January 22, issues arose over alleged negligent delivery of goods and disputed church access. Witnesses described hats, blocks, and work quality, with counterclaims of payment and eviction, culminating in dismissal of the information and admission that minor assault claims were not warranting further action.
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Winnenday
Moxremont
Bramsarv
Carlessnes
Stephen
ML I
Sammons
Mer James
Tr Wan
Lrra
Gooc
Arvek
Ins
Col Jivar
Protestants Dissenters Letters on Churchwardens and Faith
A 1857 Adelaide letter shows Protestant Dissenters arguing against Church of England control in the colony. It cites Canon law, the election of churchwardens, and Bishop Woodcock's stance, urging liberty of conscience and warning against clerical dominance. It quotes authorities from Mosheim to Owen and calls for scrutiny of religious influence in public life.
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Wabson
Canreh
England
Parker
Englaad
Parke
Churchwardone
Worshir
Dufemlant
Tartar “Digs
Clark
Estermesk
Church of “England
Church of England
Liverpool
Chester
Enor
Tony
Seuteh
Alford
Deir Place
Paanosh Parker
Dibba
Amelie Porscmnion
Roluned Watcaea
Tf Ic
Adelaide
Sru
Woodcock
Stocks
Gazette
Woodcnck
Luther
Mr . Woodcock
Sydney
Church Society
South
Austealiarsi
Great Britain
Mosheim
America
Owen
Sonnith
David Hume
Syere
Aml Keard
Ute
Wigtt
Steve
Artegale
Guy
G. D. Arnold
Dalrared
Enuss
John Araster
St Elelen's
Fork
George the First
Diskonk
Zydow
Venters
Wrety
Greeiain
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Col Crete ‘Rp
Tihia
Billy-goat
Ian Soe
Colliver
William Leaver
Bart
James White
Bai
Miouiux
Scumenvinie
Hippty
Imine
Seat
wWe
Casanove
Grynox
St Caviege
Kapands
Uct
W. M. Suitford
Ind
G. Beton
Robert Locus
Balther
Plaka
James Wren Macmamary
Wittchproce
Anumlt
Williewa
Procera
George
Thas
van Wines
Tuepacior Altford
Mr Parker
Dizzery
Jerome
Deckel
Bledda
Claughter
Buble
Pers
Dickens
Brinkworth
Grux
Wilson Cumin
Alfort
McDonald
Aubin
Williama
Williame
Wis Worskin
John Aukin
Walkerville Church
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