Marriage notice from Kensington June affair in Adelaide
On Wednesday June 26 at Kensington the Rev Mr Alum joined Joseph Duff of the Angel Inn Adelaide formerly of Drogheda Ireland to Hawoah Barnsler eldest daughter of the late James Barnsler farmer Hampshire England.
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Kensington
Alum
Joseph Duff
Angel Ino
Adelaide
Drogheda
County Louth
Ireland
Hawoah
James Barnsler
Hampshire
England
Government oversteps law in Bowen trespass case
The report notes tension as the government acts as Wresters of the Law in a trespass dispute involving Bowen. It questions the government’s role and warns of harmful precedent for future court actions while referencing wheat quotations and local figures Davis Gilbert and Mann in Launceston and Hobart Town.
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Creice
Launceston
Hobart ‘Town
Bowen
Discreditable conduct claim over New Court House seizure
The article accuses the Government of forcibly taking the New Court House from contractor Mr Bowen, amid disputed payments and alterations. It recounts Bowen's efforts to resolve accounts, the lack of official response, and Bowen locking the premises while seeking a final settlement, with authorities eventually taking possession by force.
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Robe
Bowen
Frome
Mundy and
Lambeth
Henry Young
Preeling
Rawnsley
Captain Freeling
Frewling
Thoraday
Warts
Sbowen
Davis
Thomas Gilbert
Charles Mann
Auction at Mart with Crockery and Mixed Goods
Domestic news item reports sales at a Mart on Hindley Street and Cr besting crates and a wide mix of goods including crocker, cups, plates, glassware, lamps, oil cloth, and more. It notes upcoming auctions at the Mart and new city auctioneers as well as local notices and charitable meetings.
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Tia
Moxpay
Jou 1
Sayre, Weeteermem, & Cit
Naples
Cronfell Street
Joe 2
Sausox
Wiexsreen, & Co
Noltenius
Vast Garbled Notes on Trade and Politics From Old Journal
Long fragmentary item recounts shipping cargo values from Sydney to London, debates on education state machinery, notes on emigrant provisions and captain conduct, and various colonial letters. Mentions Cape of Good Hope grants to mission schools, Port Phillip wool, and a broad mix of public notices and literary gossip.
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Sydney
London
Austian
Stilling and Co
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Stilling
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Adelaide
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Uobars Town
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Hamlet
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Tod Galena
Hoban Town
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Trafalgar
Sohinston
Agel
London Missionary Society
Cape Town Mail
Natal
Pine
Turbulent French Election Returns and Rome News
The Tay poll shows a Democratic win with Taye as candidate, M. cuenut 482,887 votes and M. Vital IRAN M. De Potiw 16 ORF. The conservative My Tabitee leads with 125,163 votes, while the piece notes party hopes and doubts about universal suffrage amid Paris and provincial contests. It also reports on the Papal return to Rome, the French government stance, and Austrian and Neapolitan troop movements toward the city.
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Randitatus
Taye
M.cuenut
M. Vital
Iran
M. de
Abe
Aodbury
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Wne
Diffiare Ani Cavaignac
Sami Napoleon
Paris
Vidal
de Blutte
PPALY
Roma
Naples
Civitan Vecchia
Naple
Teowe
Terpacins
Rome
Srs
Cary
Prince Musignano
Uncertain claims about a royal return finally settled
An unclear note dismisses rumors of a soon return of a royal figure. The speaker insists there is no truth to any dates or days mentioned and asserts the matter is fixed.
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Brighton Qazette
Norwic
le Mmwig
United
Jocky
Henry Eden
Woolwich Dockyant
Portamouth
Baris
Bezets
Literary Gazette
Nina
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE AND TAXATION PRESSURE
The text asserts that taxpayers are not only burdened but unjustly taxed and that the funding of government, especially military promotions, inflates costs. It notes a shift in public opinion, approval of reductions in expenditure, and quotes Lord John Russell and Mr Hume on the need to curtail spending without crippling public service while urging continued pressure on the government to reform.
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Times
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Scotland
John Bull
Cobden
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Hume
Inquest Finds Natural Death After Protectionist Meeting
The Rev H Thompson rector of Fobbing in Fexec was pronounced dead on return from a Protectionist meeting in Grays. Labourers alleged he was struck from his chaise but the inquest returned a verdict of natural death based on medical evidence and witness statements.
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Mga
Repalic
Ita Ecclesiastics
Dayal
Cartinal
House of Mexico
Maite
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