New South Wales Preparations Amid Coastal Threats
Report on Sir Charles Fitzroy's speech in New South Wales addressing defenses against foreign aggression. Mentions naval works, civilian mobilization, and ongoing preparations. Also covers local politics in Port Adelaide, West Torrens representation, and electoral outcomes in East Torrens and Victoria with notes on candidates Leake and Wart. End notes on anniversary events and Professor Lees concert.
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New South Wales
Sydney
Charles Fiteroy
Legislative Council of
Ite
Tamrpottion
Steen
United Kingdom
Wardll
Locketo
Port Adelaide
Charles Pitwoy
Pax Register
Hare
West ‘Torrens
Here
Ouor
Bnet ‘Torrens
Kingcraft
Pricetcraft
Jefferson Brick Rowd
Tower
East ‘Torrens
Fenn
Victoria
R. Leake
Hart
Leake
East Torrens election drama tests voter resolve
A North Torrens meeting erupts in waves of cheer and heckling as candidates spar over principles and nominee versus real independence. Mr Fenn defends honesty and state policy, while Mr Stow and supporters press a nomination challenge amid interruptions. The crowd backs Fenn. Dr Wark is thanked as the debate closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engiandes
Fenn
Jefferson Brow
Ndt
Jefferson
Mr Fenn
R Ing
Dr Wark
Norton
Roberta
North Arm
Jefferson Stow
Stow
Wark
Globe Inn
J. Stow
Fenny
Cheera
J. Brow
East
Yerson
Rens
Mr Stow
Hailes
Nealen
Aery Sagita
Neworthy
Legislative Council
Wonla Doval Fg
Burtard
Neales
Liverpool
Burford
Charley
Charley Napier
Gammonin
Charles Fenn
Eay
John
East Torrens
Ward Clark
Gold Diggers Arms
Norwood
Hatlce
John Baker
Tate
Dom Cnutetel
British Fleet Embarks Under Royal Escort Amid War Preparations
Reports describe royal inspections of artillery and ammunition layups at the arsenal, with 240 rounds per gun and 18 ammunition wagons. Sir Charles Napier vows to defend the flag, while crowds greet the fleet as steam power and canvas combine for a sea voyage. The scene includes naval reviews at Woolwich, port preparations, and protests over potential half-holiday debates shaping colonial infrastructure and public morale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praia Securved
Odea
Kia
Arsenal
Commissioners of Customs
Air Port
Cuntams
Ny Folstemn
Tatteolae Board
Inter Nmws
Anid
Charles Napier
Portsmouth
George Hotel
Victoria Pier
Charles
Sir Charles
Pyrrhus
Duke of Weldington
England
Nual
Neptune
Cory
Black Eagle
Spithead
Madrid
Duke of Wellington
TLC
Cowes
Eash
Royal Yacht
Seymour
Heet
Diodalus
James Wat
Times
Earl of Cardigan
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Raglan
Woolwich
Woolwich-common
Prince Conaort
Lam
Rome
Eid
D. Ross
Whinyn Bhguiler
Chern
10Th Cor of Os
Discreditable Fees Charged at Trinity Church Service
A letter to the editor accuses Trinity Church of discreditable collections during Rev. Marryas's sermon. It describes poor attendees paying dues via plate collections and alleges clergy misuse of funds and exploitation of church members with wealth from Australia, urging reform and accountability.
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Bir
Marryas
Tvity
Wallocdons
Weekly half-holiday proposal urged by letter to editor
A contributor defends a weekly half-holiday across Manchester Leeds and other towns, arguing it boosts relaxation with no real inconvenience. He cites climate and widespread adoption, notes merchants and professionals support it, and claims doctors would accept if asked by their clerks. The writer urges provincial adoption despite local doubts.
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The
Miachewter
Berg
Admiral Pottinger
Barna
Manchester
Honeng
Mencherter
Leeds
England
An Old Colorist Responds in Adelaide 1854 Letter
A correspondent identifies as an old colorist from Adelaide writes a lengthy critique of Trinity Church and Puseyite Camdenites in the 1854 Adelaide context. He attacks provocative sermons and the use of pew decorations and literary cues, while questioning ritual reform and church practices. He defends traditional Church of England stances and warns against perceived atheistic or pagan associations with certain banners and symbols. The letter expresses concern over parish fundraising and community behavior, noting local clergy and congregants.
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Congregation of Trinity Charch
Church of England
Mpum Okich
Barbaro
Brotattantina
Trinity Church
Jupiter
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Melbourne
Werthenss
Port
Weumenbay
Berar
Aed
New Zealand
Kadimand
the ‘Avelaive Times
Lahoor
Aniversart OF
Tar Queen
Nesterday
Wen
Barnard
Seomden
T. Giles
Agani
Joseph Grave Adelaide
Imer‘ion
Bucame
Adelaide
Asie
Trinity Church Harmonium
Comdone
Sara
Adelaida, Sandy
Jana
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