Weekly Country Edition of the Adelaide Times
The Adelaide Times offers a Weekly Country Edition with forty eight columns, including shipping, law and police notices. It promotes a weekly Rocke delivery and urges residents to purchase the edition from King William Street booksellers for the latest news and general intelligence.
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Maritime and political summary from Eligland March 25 1831
Bowlish news reports from Liverpool and Cape of Good Hope arrivals. Osborne House weather, parliamentary debate on Ecclesiastical Titles Bill, recall of Lord Torrington from Ceylon, Rothschild conversion claims challenged. Shipping notices list Omega Suttara Asia Constitution sailings in April. Wool prices and colonial clip sales commentary note gains in production and imports. London debates on Papal aggression, church matters, and political maneuvering fill the week’s coverage with further notes on finance, industry, and public concerns.
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