Weekly Country Edition of the Adelaide Times
Paxrrei visiting Adelaide weekly and bringing week’s news but no suitable paper in the Weekly Country Edition of the Times. The edition appears on a forty eight column Cable Sheet with Gazette notices, auctions, shipping and mercantile intelligence in unabridged form. Subscription sixpence per number or six shillings sixpence per quarter, available at the Adelaide Times Office and booksellers.
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Paxrrei
Adelaide
Oaly
TIMES
The
King William-street
The Dead Calm in Politics
A colonial note warns that tax debate sits in calm as the Bill for Better Government nears passage. Voters await a practical form of reform, seeking expansive immediate franchise and unity directed toward attainable constitutional rights.
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Jesus
Lords Amendments on the Australian Colonies Bill debated
Commons discussion centers on the Lords amendments to the Colonies Bill. The speech criticizes expunged wording limiting constitutional matters and accuses Lord John Russell's camp of backpedaling from promised self framing. The author promises to revisit the issue in future debate.
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LORDS
Colonies
Commons
Legislative Councils
John Russell
Port Phillip Licensed Victuallers Seek Union in Tasmanian Bill Talk
A Hobart Guardian report from October 19 1850 records Port Phillip and Tasmanian licensed victuallers inviting executives of allied bodies to meet at Mr Gaylor’s Custom House Tavern to discuss arrangements for a colonial bill granting free institutions and to welcome colonists. The note notes concerns over circulating promissory notes, banking relations, and legal tender rules, with a call for clear legality of cheques and money laws.
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Port Phillip
van Diemen's Land
Hobart Town
Sctuallers’ Society
Castor House
Norice
Sydney
Legislative Council
Enthusiasm for Australian Colonies Bill Sparks Festive Preparations
The excitement over the approaching Australian Colonies Bill reaches Melbourne with plans for beacon beacons, fireworks, royal salutes, and public celebrations. Banks report strong commerce and a public dinner planned, while the committee notes the bill’s perceived impacts and feels no need for legal changes at this time.
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Schoola
Port Phillip
Melbourne
Sweset
Sandey
Bank of New South Wales
Commercial Bank
Ning
Ars
Prince's Bridge
Ing
Yarra
Botanic Garden
Oial
Fragmentary Historic Note on The Gorham Vase Incident
An incomplete transcription discusses The Gorham Vase and a church dispute involving the Chinech Apostolica and a figure named Henry of Exeter. It mentions bishops, judges, and a tense stance on preaching versus public speaking amid unclear actions and reflections.
Australian Colonisation Company plans to promote migration
The document outlines a proposed Australian Colonisation Antoniana Distribution Company with 10000 shares of 3 shillings each and a 10 percent deposit. It aims to attract British and Irish families to settle land in the Colony by purchasing waste land at minimum price and selling to emigrants with assisted passage, using government commissions and company funds to manage emigrants and land parcels.
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Legislative Council
Sydney
Adelaide
Dr Lang
Coud
Antoniana
Great Britain
Ireland
Impany
Butte Commissioners
Barque Young England Arrives From Leith With Passengers
The barque Young England from Leith arrived on Sunday the 22nd with a splendid cargo and twenty seven passengers. No news to report as dates were anticipated by nearly six weeks. details appear in our shipping columns.
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Leith
Last Moments of General Taylor Death Narrative
A New York journal recounts President Taylor's death on July 4 after a stomach illness that progressed to typhoid fever. Descriptions cover his final hours, prayers, family presence, and the July 13 funeral with solemnities.
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New York
Taylor
United States
National Monument
Ehytera Morbus
White House
Hai
Treylor
Thays
Strugels
Central Road Board Meeting Minutes and Tax Refund Debate
The Central Road Board met on Monday November 4 with Paxse s Captain Freeling and Mr Giles. The clerk read a letter from the Colonial Secretary about the Excellency approving funds to refund the Dray Tax and the discussion over when refunds should be issued. The chairman avoided committing the board to any binding action while funds and potential proceeds remained unclear. The Clerk presented two tenders for building a dingey but neither was accepted at this session.
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Paxse#s
Captain Freeling
Giles
Chaiman
Weklinowon Peers
Dingey
Vintil
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