Notice of Weekly Function and Legislative News
Notice announces the Dax's Weekly Country Function of the Timer featuring seventy two columns of heavily printed content. It promises long reports from the Legislative Council and a late Convaisserial Rabbury cave along with other important news without extra charge. The publication advertises guaranteed circulation up to 1000 copies from the office dated May 25, 1850.
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Dax
Legislative Council
Raven
Joneside
Oreice
Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times Announcement
Panriza visits Adelaide weekly for the country edition of the Times. It is a double sheet of forty eight columns with notices, auctions, shipping, mercantile and police intelligence. Residents are urged to subscribe to the Weekly Edition at 64 gil per quarter, available at the Adelaide Times office and booksellers.
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Panriza
Adelaide
Earey
Ely
TIMES
King Willima Street
Copper sales at Swansea Burra Burra mine report
Report from Swansea details copper sales and prices. It notes average price per unit and per ton, bulk tonnage, and implications for smelters. The document also mentions Burra Burra proprietors congratulating themselves and early sale figures around January 17th.
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Urs Burra
Burra Burry Ilavown
Barra Burra
Swansea
The Central Road Board Meeting of the Road Award
A report on the Central Road Board meeting notes the absence of key figures Captain Preeling and Donour, the chairing by Mr Stephens and Mr Giles, and the approval of Captain Frouling's acts. It records no discussion on enforcing the Land or Dray Tax despite remonstrances and Governor's involvement.
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Central Road Board
Edward Stefs
Captain Preeling
Mawasley
Murars Stephens
Giles
Sturt
Stephens
Frouling
Acta
Phantom from Sydney arrives with cargo and news
Tiare vessel arrived Saturday and left Sydney on April 29 with ten passengers and a general cargo. She brings few scraps of intelligence from California not yet published in Adelaide papers, placed under a separate head due to its novelty.
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Tiare
Sydney
California
Adelaide
Candid Sydney Outlook on Colonies and Transport Debate
The Sydney sentiment shows eagerness for self rule after the transportation cessation. Movements led by Ye Lang push toward Australasian unity and resistance to mother country control. Notable overdue ships include The Mild Irish Girl and The Wild Irish Girl, with arrivals reported and chatter about plans.
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Sydney News
Cavid
Cape
Sydney
Port Adelaide
Apel
Mazepe
Leip Fra Cali Forniz
Alsegherr
A Dane Manager Flogged Ty One Of South Australia Matrons
A dense excerpt from the South Australia Register May 15 1850 discusses Sir Henry Young and colonial governance. It denounces land and dray taxes as attempts at oppression, calls for self government, and praises emancipation of the colony. It contrasts imperial policy with local rights and envisions political revolution toward responsible self rule.
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South Australia
Nott Ress
America
Henry Young
Legislative Council
Yatals
Lyndoch Valing
Morphett Vale
Europe
Fonteen
Ruper
Batance
Bird
Peel
Brougham
Messrs
Rodbuck and Bright
Demani
Cobden
Scott
Me Roebuck
Tvight
Chia Vdlony
Tungeh
House of Commons
Presimuptagrs Privy Council
England
Australia
Demaclves
Inquesa
Dana
Europsie
Declarations Against Transportation in Van Diemen's Land
The Hobart and Launceston declarations oppose continued transportation to Van Diemen's Land. They denounce British governance for broken promises, demand redress, and warn colonial unity to resist punitive policy, citing dangers to 29,000 to 30,000 transported children and ongoing oppression.
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van Dieman's Land
Uobart
Launceston
Saint Rhinewle
Iwi
Sigma
Hobart
Launosstony
Pulmane Prclara
Coloniets
Bretiail
Vouviers
Cape of
Bowl Hope
Junto Bart
Vali Jy
Tul Grygy
Ate
Euluuid
Ty von
Cape
Alte
Une Cape
Vi Heme
Lan Hess
Unl Toe Stats
Seruyygel
Briain
Maisty
van Diemen’s Land
Vier Diemma
Stata Tene
Jeaty
Emieer
Anitinors
Arligion
Uiggistratoe Alenise
Constigubion
Far Grey
For Vic
Deora
Yao Diinion
Her
Tniteeepiony
Neilresey
Fragmentary Prom Cal Caledonia Mining Notes in Adelaide
Readable scraps describe early 19th century mining and floods near the Yano river and Sacrementa area. The report mentions Placer mining yields, provisions, and dangers, with references to workers, diggings, and local conditions. Names and places include Placer Times, Sacramento, and Yano, plus mentions of early explorers and claims.
Rumors swirl as Sir George’s fate and funds loom
An 19th century discourse notes speculation on Sir George’s political standing and possible financial backing. Reports claim up to £7,000 in unsettled debts and a £2,000 to £3,000 sum owed to the New South Wales government. The piece features criticism of his absence from Cook Strait settlements and hints at possible moves to secure a seat in Parliament or bank support using future grants as collateral.
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Poiliah Pho
Uwly
George
New South Wale
Aucklands
Hong Kong
Barbadoes
Nomines
Linvun
Parianantary
Ag Muridur
Geem
Perseaveh
Wellington
Jha
Siget
Finn
Central Road Board Discusses Finances and Bridge Project
The Central Road Board meeting notes disallowing extra funds for office erections, approving 180 shillings of stone quarry costs, and deferring survey and bridge plans. Captain Sturt arrives, discussions pivot to Onkaparinga bridge and a proposed Cox’s Creek access, with adjournment to next Monday.
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Ly Stane
Douveyell
Sturt
Neil
Secresary
Mitchan
Wetter
MrChinney
Onkaparinga
Vata
Cox
Afr
New Zealand News and Political Turmoil Report
From Sydney we receive New Zealand notes up to April 18 detailing Gov Gray’s fragile position, rumors of his removal to Canada or Ceylon, and financial distress. The Wellington Independent cites suspensions of provincial payments and delayed salaries for the last quarter amid ongoing political turmoil.
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Sydney
New Zealand
Gray
Lis
Dutton
Canada
Ceylon
Wellington
Thay Rover
Provites
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Pat
Swvanie
Agasie Berrox
Lune
Wislim
Gavnen
Gmnear Oousus
Rome
Pesca
Evora Road
Duiasis
Yurvaks
Falsahood
Elmengel
Childres
Vian Divnwou
Bacramenta
Saerauseucos
Mowil
Une
Atv
Tau
Mika Puke
Huey
Baytys
Deinley
Doyles Halsauls
AL Gemma West
Lund
Thisg
Coeuley
Thy Ville Civil
Euairoll
Guy Loma
Rhone
Morin
Leon
Aehiell Graves
Mfoniley
Chairawa
Rus
Ines
Miriates
Gud von
Osu Ovricus
Real
Mainz
Hhrmanton Urhiga
Clie
Alfred F. Stuith
Suljet
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