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King William-street
Controversy Over Sir Henry Young Land Deals in Goolwa
A critical column attacks Sir Henry Young the colonial governor for land speculation and alleged mixing of private and official aims. The writer questions motives behind proposed leases near the Goolwa Railway, denounces public works as cover, and urges accountability of the governor and press scrutiny.
No Nominee Council and Taxation Debate in South Australia
A passionate call urges rejection of nominee seats in any future council and insists taxation must wait for representation. The piece attacks current government nominees, argues for two elected chambers or fully elected bodies, and rails at a proposed loan scheme tied to internal improvements and emigration. It warns against debt and mirrors American precedent with caution.
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Legislative Council
Senates
Houses of Representatives
Messrs
Bagot
Morphett
O’halloran
Hagen
Sturt
Smillie
Finniss
O'Halloran
Druys
Central Road Board
Mar Council
Cromwell
Representative Assembly
New South Wales
South Australia
House of Commons
Treasury
Exchequer
Nairne
Traversbrook
Irish Town
Dan
Beersheba
Peoples House of Representatives
Council
House of Assembly
American Union
Registerp
Paxson
Youne
Henry Younn
Remier
States of the
Register
Megister
Jegister
Whitewash of Captain Grey Sparks Anger Across Colonies
Atirade accuses Captain Grey of falsehood and manipulation in New Zealand and South Australia, criticizing his memory, testimons, and conduct. The piece denounces Captain O Halloran’s defense and calls Grey a tyrant and parasite, warning his legacy will stain the regions as long as remembered.
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Siz
Captain Grey
Grey
New Zealand
Borrow
Goodiara
South Australian Company
Not For
Gawler
O'Halloran
South Australia
Lesson Learned by the Governor in the Colony
The speaker notes the Governor has been misled by his perceived popularity, and warns that true friends are those who expose his precarious position rather than flatter him. A lesson from about eighteen months ago is reiterated, urging humility to avoid folly and to profit from the caution.
Register's High Pressure Taxing Engine Debate
A local editor clashes over a 150000 loan plan tied to future colony revenues calling it a tax trap. The Register retreats from controversy while the Hogister and TAK TRAP scheme provoke renewed discussion on loan policy and fiscal strategy.
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Register
Turses
Halliburton
Hogister
Megister
Injustice Allegations Circle Captain Grey and Creditors
A creditors meeting at the Exchange Tavern discusses captains grey alleged injurious statements against Borrow and Goodiar. O Halloran denies the quotes, citing misinterpretation and later documents confirm the accusations. The dispute hinges on what Grey meant and the credibility of the assignees.
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Grey
Borrow and Goodiar
Exchange Tavern
Ota
Gray
Cruth
O'Halloran
Captain Grey
Implie
Measrn
William Blyth
Alexander L. Elder
Anthony Forster
Jacob Hagen
Arthur Hardy
J. W. de Horne
D. Keckwick
Jun
Frederick Thomas
John Waterhouse
O’halloran
Parker King Named to New South Wales Legislative Council
Sydney reports Captain Philip Parker King, RN, appointed by Sir Charles Fits Roy to the New South Wales Legislative Council, replacing Mr Hamilton. The Sydney Herald discusses colonial banking profits, police concerns, the murder on the Bellinger River, Dr Yarnold’s death at Goulburn, and whale stock and ship prices in a late colonial context.
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Philip Parker King
Charles Fits Roy
Legislative Council of New
Calany
London
Bellinger River
Yarnold
Goulbourn
Soretel
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Si Hewer Yoon
Henry Young
Goolwa
Henry
Pelle
Hourg
Sir Henry
Henry “Toung
Sydney
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