Assembly Balls Attract Large Attendance In Adelside Market
The piece notes Mr Coppin's Assembly Balls prepared with care and good weather forecast for success. It mentions Tolmer and Emmett in insolvency dispute context, and a central board petition to the Legislative Council. Also reports on South Road contract issues and a mandatory adjournment to Monday at one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pouce Gracies Faza
Tolmer
Emmett
Baldwin
Taytor
Bie
Isineself
Marcu
South Road
Richardson
Central Road Board Meeting Notes July 29
The Central Road Board met with chairman Mr Freeling and others to review sections of the bridle path, discuss drainage plans along the Eastern car and Port Road, and consider metalling suspensions over winter. Reports cover Mount Barker and Mitcham roads, Glen Osmond repairs, and objections to a new line via Hope Valley with tenders to be invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasesse
Freeling
Ao Moni Riles
Davenport
Mr Devis
Clairaan
Adelaide Board
Gigns
Rel Video Rad
Mount Barmer Road
Wentzel
Glen Osmond
Lurge Stones, &c
Wier Town
Giles
Harris
Worth
Chai
Yatala Board
Hope Valley
Dsla
Eboth
Gunaracka
Barrossit
Anstey
Australian Colonies Bill debate stirs imperial pride
The Commons last night debated the Government of the Australian Colonies bill. Proposals varied from one-chamber to two-chamber systems, with advocates like Molesworth and Gladstone shaping the discussion. The piece notes the practical limits of colonial demographics and cost, urging a cautious trial scheme likely to gain British Parliament consent. The piece also covers the Bedford-row chapel ordination of Hon. and Rev. Baptist Noel and related congregational affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fing
Wade
Egypt
Athens
Parthenon
Rome Iia
Commons
Eveton Denison
Walpole
Divert
Lushington
Mowatt
Milnes
Aglionby
Scott
W. E. Gladstone
Sir William Molesworth
William Molesworth
New South Wales
Society For the
Adderley
John Russell
Mackay
America
Carters
Legislative Council
Bose
Kirabe
Agtonby
Cne
Society For the Reform of
Senate
House of Representatives
United States
House
Mr Gladstone
Hin J
House of Commons
Cape
Sydeny
Sydney
Kensington
Hampstead
House of Lords
Australia
Mayot
Bobs Lowe
Osford
O'Connell
Tae Hoy
Axn
Barrist W. Noen
Baptist Noel
John-street Chapel
Bedford-row
J. S. Evans
Baptist Church
H. Drummond, Esq
Surrey
Baptista
Noel
Vice-Admiralty Court Deliberates On Responsive Allegations
In Broncay on July 29, Vice-Admiralty Judge Cooper presided as Mr Hanson urged admission of responsive allegations. The defendant Thomas Barry faced representation issues and questions of sworn statements. After argument on rules and publication timing, the court allowed the responsive allegation upon security for loss and adjourned the call to August 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broncay
Txxe Kercu orsTand
Hanson
James Tppemta
Ihrea Grownylas
Thomas Buery
Jwoxy
Secomus
Messrs Meardy
James
Thomas Barry
Vice-Admiralty Court
Police Court adjourns case over potato theft in Inman’s Valley
In Afondty on July 29 the court heard testimony in a case against Tok Hensel charged with stealing potatoes from Richard Renchet James’s barn at Inman’s Valley. Evidence showed open access to the barn and that the theft may have involved multiple people. the judge dismissed the case, citing lack of felonious intent and the barn door left open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afondty
Emmeth
Emmett
Emmatt
Molyneux
Fleming
Stephen
Tangernoa
Ives
Dels
Touyain
John Fleming
Fig
James
Thas
Port Adelaide hearing on the Alexander Harvey case resumes
In a Port Adelaide session on remand the Alexander Harvey seizure is debated. Captain Browns and Dr Duncan attend. Mr Dick and Mr Fisher clash over evidence and jurisdiction. The bench weighs if the ship was within a nautical league and whether customs actions were proper before adjournment to Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trashwood
Fisher
Duncan
Dashwood
Browns
Capain Lever
Manny
Fier
Lorimer
Castume
Alexander Harvey
Customs
Gulph
Alexander Hurvey
Bivnns
McLean
Soy
McLnt
Evanss
Mann
Custom House
Ficher
Capain
Deny
Nwa Kni
Wes
Agaiiy
Ouas
Dashgood
M-Lean
Byars
Saif
Litchfield
A. Creuze
Alexander
Harvey
Merms
Mahip
Ias
Hia
Grip Ae
Iportance
King Point
First Australian Railway Turf Ceremony in New South Wales
A Sydney Freeman's Journal excerpt describes the July 1850 turf laying for the first Australian railway at Mt Sydney. Thousands attended despite rain, with flags, bands, and regalia creating a festive scene. The spade and barrow, carved with railway insignia, were presented by Mrs Stewart and used to lift the turf as officials and the 11th Regiment joined the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redfern
New South Wale
FitzRoy
Lockyersleigh
Fitz Roy
Srner
New Santhles
Australia
Fon
Keith Stewart
Charles Augustus Itz Roy
Iwernes-It
Colony
Itn
Dependencies
Ancalla
Mt Sydney
Shields
Abraham
Carmichael
Eine
Jangere
Lamb
Stewart
Odd Fellows Lodges
Hig
Ce Ortary
Barrow
Charles Cowper
Ite
Sdmin
Innied
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emy Sieger
Adelside
Bart
Central Road Board
Sa Re
Producul
Mitcham Roan
Thon
Kangaloo Imlard
Bountifel
Rica
Tomas Fom
Harrs
Tmemberg
Sawyer
Warker
Francis King
Parker
Wouth
Morphett Tee Penrod
Horace
Port Adelaide
Meners Dastwoon
Buxwen
Laith
No. Giudics
Mr Smith
Giudies
Gindies
Ile
Ginitici
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