Self government and colonial emancipation in Australia
A Victorian era debate condemns imperial taxation and calls for self government for South Australia and other British colonies. The letter-style piece argues colonists seek responsible, well‑elected government and resist external authority, urging decisive action and a political revolution to end domination by Parliament or Privy Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Peel
Lord Brougham
Deers
Messrs. Roebuck and Bright
Henry Young
Cobden
Scott
Roebuck
Bright
House of Commons
Privy Council
Proconsulae
England
South Australis
Puccesa
Ane
Domestic Newb Auction Ads Advertised in Wit Day Dens
Auction notices and sale details appear from City Auction Mart in Glent street and North Arm listings. Items include household furnishings cattle horses and ewes, parcels and frontages, with leases and tenancies at various properties along King William Street and Leith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitar & Co
City
Thuitelay
Arabia
Golert
Ktine
Gawler
Sorth Kapunda
Siam
William Street
Maxnax
Ermor
Jon
Spectator
Bae 6Ler
Salomon
North Arm
Hindley-street
Opening of the council and financial minute debate
The Legislative Council met yesterday to transact public business. The Governor took his seat, read the Finance Minute detailing 1849 50 expenditures, revenue, and proposed 1851 outlays across customs, harbor, hospitals, and public works. A reply from the Council supported examining the estimates and pledged cooperation on measures for growth and debt liquidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Council
Hagen
Adelaide
Neato
Tha Capel
Tohall
Revere
Anor
Sloan
Uit
Murra
Encounter Bay
Cig
Capiain Frésting
Colonial Engineer
Ceawis
Brywn All Creek
Treasury Fo m
Murray
Friends of
Svil Australia
Furopeam
Murray River
Goshen
Bert Fit
Enconner Bay
Morplott
Sinde
Jim Excellency
Marwhet
Biel
Curren
Bagot
Mutoy
Major O'Killaran
London
Cornell
Colonial estimates for last advances by colonial engineers
Fragmentary OCR lists colonial financial items and staff names including storage, powder, postage, and various labor costs. It mentions officials such as Colonial Engineer, Architect, Clerk, Carpenter, Laborer, and Keeper of Powder, with scattered figures and allowances, in a dated account style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Architirtord Meow
Glerk
Ain
Oyeveceer
Wurke
Prufbina
Bie
Gol
DET
Funy Sissyries
Gaver Sree Oi
Sant
Devonte Binge
Wis Renellerey
Aho Tertenant Bart
Colonial Sens Inc
Chiel
Ras
S Aon
Ales - Ngo
Roger
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Messrs Solo Ls
Mon and Co
Northyanl
Keeily
Australia
Tresmry
Irimingra
Ion
Lund Fen
Marty
Rengore
Ruth
Gwernmene
Bauth Anatalia
Frome
Connell
New South Wales
South Australia
Albonch
Guimntee
Vassay
Zeewil
Trent
Tisein HN
Lanaroo Island
Port Wakefield
Gull St. Vin
Port Wit
Britain
Supreme Court
Eames
Ial Bess
Saxms
Joes Distilleries
Major O'Callaran
Couneil
Lepishitive Couneil Fy Council
Sumare
Advocate
B. T. Finsrsa
T. Ohatconsx
Dsc
Morpustern
CH. Esoor
Bey 1
Bonditsira
Sandry
Priblivans
Mucetiaswors
Rycerree
Foo Eo
MT He
Seog Gowen
Bega Sorcor
Lowmere
Imo
Tan
Poo Woo
Colon Engine
Ao Surveyor
Alfemineds
Amlinganee
Perszene
Feserinary
Iy Oo
Mao Moos
Ere Foo
Jeo
Iain
South Austral
Bewlad
Yorie
Beiney
Atled
Burt and Harbor
Tanzon Dora
Barhardnes
Steate-towaug
Stemun Drydge
Rentaurabeiginsd
Cotati
Couette
Moneenger
Tsar
Ensen
Ferreriuns
Covnn
Plurk
Solna
Danie
Tnserviceable
Ijn
GovEssonen
Bob ” Lynatie Asehan
Genm
Colonial
Ventisunas
Surveyor General
Jude
Sos
Polloe Sane
Aio
Ss Works
Rewda
Neri
Gon
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