Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times Advertisement
A notice promoting the Weekly Country Edition of the Times. It describes a two double sheet paper with forty eight columns containing impounding notices, auctions, shipping, and general intelligence in unabridged form. Sold at the Adelaide Times Office and booksellers for sixpence per number or six shillings sixpence per quarter, paid in advance.
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Adelaide
TIMES
Amrfaes
Nese
Sgpi-Cosa
Tom Meresso
T Saas
Trainght
Quad Din Wiens
Aida
Grean
Batlam
Crole’s
Thia
Snl
Laubmit
Ethick
Gumeractia
Hope Valley
Tentrea Gulley
Hithercombe Hill
Deacen
Houghon Huttow
Houghton
Howshton Brok
Heughton
Torreng
McDonald's
Cainman
Richardson
Enuia
Daum
Hasleg Potenta
Adelaide Guiley
Chain of Ponds
Mount Gould Range
Denison’s clash with Van Diemen’s Land council over electoral bill
Corot notes of Sir William Denison’s struggle with the Legislative Council of Van Diemen’s Land as the new electoral bill's provisions sparked adjournment walkouts by four non-official members. The governor faced public humiliation and had to seek explanations in the council ante-chamber before the adjournment was granted. The episode, once feared to delay the bill indefinitely, was amicably adjusted, showing colonial officials’ stubborn temper and readiness to push back unless resisted.
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Corot
William Denisonkins
Legislative Council of
van Diemen's Land
William J. Denison
Coloniata
State of the Colony Debate On Land and Trade Limits
A pivotal discussion argues for a land sales league to empower the colony against mother country control. Critics highlight high prices, bread shortages, and wages rising amid free trade in corn, questioning whether cultivation or nature should prevail and urging caution against Crown intervention. The piece emphasizes wheat exports to Melbourne and other emporia, and warns of harm to the poor from speculative regulation.
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England
Melbourne
Cape
Emigration Critique and North Eastern Road Report Stated
The letter questions England’s emigration policy and colonial costs while urging a halt to Crown Lands price and calling for reform. A detailed report analyzes two road routes from the river Torrens to Gumacarka, comparing grades, distances, and elevations, and weighing a new line against the present route with a focus on gradients and feasibility.
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North Eastern
Urrens
M‘donalds
Ben Gumeracka
Hope Villey
Noath Adelaide
Walkerville
Calvatis
Tos Rens
Jamal
Narrom
Passaing
Huazbi
Sie
Houghton
Ennis
Creak Neck
Eonie
Wallie
Ennii
Jin S
Ennis's
Pare
Valiels
Bonia’s Hill
McDonald's
Torrens
Ludlow House
Timuath Sumi Wit
Tne
Sumth
Rockey Bend
Gumcracke
Sailden
Dimallevel
Rockey-bend
Toarbion
Deee
She Preaes Road
Morning Star
McDonald’s
Davinte
Timnath
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