Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times notice
An advertisement promotes the Weekly Country Edition of the Adelaide Times. It highlights comprehensive English news including Gazette notices shipping mercantile law police and general intelligence in unabridged form. Country residents are urged to subscribe via the ADE Times Office King William Street or through booksellers at a weekly or sixpence sixpence per issue rate.
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Fannims
Adelaide
Oenes
The
TIMES
King William Street
Mr Dutton
Dutton
Trinwell
Solomon
Alway
Duttons
C. Gilles
Farlane
Finnis
Emanuel Solomon
Mne
Graham
Allen
Ellis
Burra
England
London
Patton
Haya & Rothschild
Liverpool
Manchester
Birmingham
Jasamirea
Montefiore
Datton
Custom House
Ealy
Fisher
Esa
Montefiore addresses East Adelaide meeting in March 1861
A crowded Exchange gathering hears Montefiore outline political views on universal suffrage, nominee system, and free port policy. He criticizes Dutton, defends independence, and calls for tariff revision, Port Adelaide reform, and a city to Port railway plan while urging open voting and separation of church and state. The event reflects local campaigning in Adelaide with strong named figures and civic issues.
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Ellis
Montefiore
Australlan Mining
Adelaide
Sim
Major Campbell
Cid
Australian Mining Company
London Board
Nts
Sra
Exchange
The
Royal Mining
Directora
Ciy
Fidher
Lowiah
Relhef
Fisher
Sam
South
Hebould
Dutton
Chears
Port Adelaide
Tahoold
Finniss
Ness
Port Adelaide road board meeting updates and church fund drive
Port Adelaide road board conducts a lengthy session near Cralers with resolutions approving church building plans. Subscriptions reach 830 pounds prewar, with Captain Hart and Bishop Short steering funds and potential government deed reconveyance for public use.
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Egeey
Bayfield
Finous
Hart
Linde
Aioe
Mente
Bishop Short
America
Short
Ben & Me
State Grants Abused and Critics Denounce Allocations
A letter to the editor condemns state grants for church stipends as misused funds. It argues payments to well-off clergy exceed reasonable support, urges curbing grants, and notes recent accounts show £125 paid to a minister with ample church seating and rents. It calls for ending public subsidy for distressed religious workers.
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Granta
England
Plana
Strastar
North Adelaide
Christ Church
Ghia
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Adelaide Times
the Times
East Adelaide
MR. Montefiore
Oecree Ceree
Meade
Sds
Myzel
Data
Marine Aewuvases Company
Raving’s Bank
Cpesk
Peel Eaet
J.B. Montefior
Toa
JH. Montefore, Ey
Flare
Freeshares
Capper
Baker
Anstey
Hagen
Norman Campbell
Australian ‘Mining Company
Rotalning Company
Cordes
Josh, B. Montefiore
G. Crane
Laas
Royal Mining Company
F. S.ton
Thia Com
EL. Montefiore
Tors
Dattod
Pany
Iam
Royal Mining Pany
Tra Brx
Yuma
Tito
Savings Bank
B. Montefio
John Hector
Eay
Provromeruat
Escare
Sondsy
Asey
Wes
Haynes
Governmant
Bellre
Port Church Meeting
Central Road Board
Craler’s
Balldlog
Guach
Bentham Neales
Sidmarie
Lillywhite
Pei Telrar
Campbell
Ian
Poueractor
Courl
Balawca
II Foe
Booth Road
Nostiunga
Willunga
Macceeryield
Renee Hoes Gia Bne-Peyiin
Edhun Lark
Pr Hogan
Omar
Mdi
Hava Greeis
Ion
Hars
Cottman
Charles
Corr
Charles Cooper
Praleman
Wren
Williama
H. Chandler
E. Fowler
Vax Port
North Parade
Ducips
Dixxen
Fingensiversary
Fte
Thomas Ee Tawny Waa
Department of Cresture
Erie Diversi
Mr Deve
South Australia
South Asai
Ome Cadey Sgami
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