Trial of Meltourn and Partners At Sea
A fragmentary report lists vessels and agents including W Younghusband and Gas, with discharge from brig, paying duties and charges. Mentions 30 tons, Finder's Inland, Grahem as master, Venn as agent, and Wallan Saat amid muddled details of a shipping operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fom Meltourn
W. Younghusband
T Prac
Rede
Wallan Saat
Piynwth
Elder Sid Co
Contea
Frows
Schon
Grahem
Finder
I. Venn
Vessels Expected Leave Port In Late October
A fragmented list shows numerous vessels with masters and tonnages slated to sail from Absravia, Melbourne, and London areas between October 7 and November 30. Ships include Crenfeds bargoe 500 tons, Svein ean Lene Bodin 1900 tons, Howlett master 260 tons, and Racinally 1500 tons, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rom Omdon
Plimoote
Aga
Larke
Absravia
Mint Binart
Svein Ean
London
Fay i Ceraion
Wat Ini Ie
Toms
Howlett
Tavertool
Melbourne
Moffatt
Robertaon
Lawsin
Melnn
Adelaide
Thames
Reuhie
Drewes
Firsiain
D. Champ
Adelaide Markets Prices From The City Pages
Market list shows prices for per ton and per pound items including meat dairy and produce. Entries mention S34 per unit for items and per bunch pricing for bananas potatoes and greens with several obsolete price notations and unit abbreviations.
Mining Intelligence Item From January 1851 Notice
January 23 1851 listing mentions Princess Sede shares at 166 16s, two Royals and Mount remarks with prices. It notes payments of £900 and £8, buyers and names such as Mary Ble Kos appear in fragmented form. The column includes poet references and sporadic financial details in a partial, garbled format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sede
Royals
Sonatapenas
Mount Remarkablés
Mary
Naies
Mellers
Momnt
Per Sane
Frevkvbds
Spoerde
Grand Romantic Tiraran and New Pieces at Royal Victoria Theatre
Public informed that a Grand Romantic Tiraran in two acts titled the SECRET MINE, with new costumes and properties, is in preparation and soon to be performed. Also announced are Jeannette, Conscript, Giovanni in London, Luke the Labourer, Mischief Making, and State Secret, with musical and dramatic attractions featuring Mr Elmer and highly trained horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Giovanni
Luke
Elmer
Ship Mails and Early 1851 Marriages in Adelaide
Fragmented OCR notes record ship mail dates and early Adelaide marriages. Entries mention Mauritius travel, Port Lincoln, Caledonis voyage, and several 1851 wedding notices in North Adelaide Burnside and King William Street, naming married couples and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barvupar
Jamuanr
Mila
The Brantor’s Chance Drafted for Rascaure a Morte
Correspondents note an early notice and discuss interpretation of a letter signed P. Peart is the initial. It is unclear if he shall be noticed and removal is rumored. The next congregation may be ruddled. The Rawnsley Expedition is mentioned with a pending stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brantor
Peart
Platt
Macey
Rawnsley
Ballot Reform Advocates Plan General Association
The Times reports on council reluctance and urges Friends of the ballot to form a General Ballot Association. It calls for a community petition drive, a model petition to be prepared at a forthcoming meeting, and branch associations in suburbs and country districts. Communications can be sent to the acting Secretary at Exchange, King William Street, Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the Ballot
King William-treet
Adelaide
Draft of the New Legislative Council Bill
The text outlines a draft for establishing the Legislative Council of South Australia and electing members, noting that elections will use voting papers and may reveal party affiliations. It warns the bill will undergo major changes before final placement with the public and members, and discusses potential electoral districting and a possible inquest into a local disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Council
Legislative Council of
South Australia
Gezetten
Willy
Dakots
Saport
Way House
Cas
Fragmentary Draft Bill Fails to Clear Electoral Districts
A brief excerpt discusses splitting the electorate into multiple electoral districts. The subtext cautions against over-scrutinizing the sbetract and warns against confusing it with the forthcoming draft bill. The Advocate General is expected to refine it before publication.
Waiting to be "axed" New constitution stirs election prep
The article notes strange effects of a new constitution including officials waiting to be axed and deputies warned, with advice that aspirants should delays until electoral districts are defined. It discusses tactics, timing, and the need for ready addresses to issue once districts are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner Dutton
Gome
Atagera
California Markets and Calamity Rank the News from Hobart Town
California reports from November six describe market weakness with imports of flour and chili declining, plus plummeting prices and limited demand for heavy goods as the interior slows. A grand celebration for California’s statehood is noted, but a catastrophic explosion aboard the steamer Saga More near Stockton claims many lives and leaves numerous victims with severe injuries and disfigurement.
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California
Hobart Town
Burley
Aisa
Ilis
Tec Acerp
San Francisco
Emporium
Pacific
St. Andrew's Society
Sagamore
Stockton
Parametet Gould
Death toll rises after west steamship disaster and city fires
Report recalls a fatal steamer explosion near the west coast with several injured and burned victims. A second steamship accident on the 28th caused no deaths while fires, some thwarted by authorities, damaged several buildings. Incendiary attempts were reported in rapid succession. A new Santa Francisco built steamer valued around 30000 dollars is noted. Almanac publications receive praise from reviewers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pesore
Cime
San Francisco
Domestic News Highlights From January 25 Auction and Accidents
The issue reports a busy Saturday with sales at Bart Miscal lantoos Government Yards and City Auction Mart featuring cattle, sheep, crockery, and furniture. It also notes an inquest verdict pending, a Port brickwork accident causing injuries, and local theater listings including She Sto Conquer performances and other entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samaon
Wickes
Bart Miscallantoos
Raynard
E. Solomon and Co
Rome
Saumon, Wicksteed and Co
Sara
Nick x
Great Junction Inn
Igs
Nathaniel Hailes
Walkerville Church Meeting Discusses Trustees and Pew Rent
A meeting at Walkerville Schoolroom, chaired by William Beck, reviews the Walkerville Church governance. Discussion covers churchwardens, pew rents, collectors duties, repairs, and the appointment of ministers with references to 1849 1850 documents and a potential equity route for declaring trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saleey
William Beck
Ghsirman
Walkerville
Canara
Peer Woll
Sr Axprew
Australian colonies unite proposal excludes Eochamont
A proposal seeks to unite all Australian colonies except Eochamont, outlining aims for a federal framework and cooperative governance. The plan envisages shared defense and trade policies while allowing varied local administrations to preserve regional autonomy.
Police court report full case adjudicated
Police court record shows a case where the defendant was fully proved by evidence as presented. the court proceeded with the usual process and entered judgment accordingly to the standard legal procedure.
Ragtime Regeneration and a Mother's Sorrow in 1851
Correspondence reflects spiritual themes and poems on maternal grief and death. It cites Bible verses Matthew 18 and laments a dying child, describing a mother’s despair, unheeded pleas, and the burden of pride in a period meditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Matthew xviii
Jeamus
Sabe
Clerical row at Walkerville church provokes editor's protest
A letter to the Dare Times condemns disruptions at a Walkerville church service. The writer, a local school teacher and botanist, attacks the bishop and local tradesmen for alleged desecration, calls for a better head botanist to curb “weeds” in the church, and urges community support for reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkerville Church
Dare Times
Sra
Walkeeville
Poy
Rabin
Church of England
Fran
Building Societies and a Confusing Financial Exchange
A fragment discusses building societies, a loan of £100, and concerns over repayment terms and interest. It references metropolitan markets, decimals in pricing, and questions the credibility of cited figures, hinting at broader debates on financial practices and aerial speculation.
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Enor
Batavia
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Marsh
Aralara
Hahn
Beesheten
Fang Meyer
Faueraton
Boaleyon
Saterday
Mining Intelligence
Royal Victoria Theatre
Messat
Latam and Corrm
BlacHs
North Adelaide
Ulysses N. Bagot
Eng
Burnside
Nina
Ston
King William Street
A. Wail
the Times
Wobart Town
Magaar
Murray
Teniay
Fea. Wicksteed, and Co
Rundle Street
Ye Hall & Counsell
Nachaniel Hailes
Hia New King Willa Canal
Tris
Ain
Bricklavery
Joi Ieee
Barat
Dunces
Coppin
Tony Lanphine
Oliver Firen
Dowph Sargent
Walkerville Church Meeting
Barker
H. W. Walker
H.W. Parken
Sark
Panne
Cascona
Watson
Serait i Hentry Sapo
Ates Reaio
Iracenita
Aca
Acer
Wiemary
Conde
Leto Camudy
Alg Gisorderly
Dred Penn Cameren
Pid
Naskeniel Young
Peomas Smith Kell
Alremanded
Your's &c
Sumary
Raitmal
Daur
Ms.a
Sweser
Dss
Veritas
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