Public Meeting Debates Universal Suffrage and Education Funding
The meeting at the Black Horse discussed universal suffrage, secular education funding, and opposition to religious endowment. Speakers praised working class reform, warned of a weak new constitution, and urged collective action while denouncing hostile press coverage.
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Natal
Thie
Nik Plare
Black Hore
Bryan
Mr Kindy
Sia Pawber
Aoafer
Dante
Morris
Flanes
Indarths
Ava
Mercury
Owen Smith
Lapa
Avatralian
Bhat
Jong TeThe
Mumerons Ag
Fenarey
Tiv
Tshasa
Morcin
First Anniversary Dinner of the Foresters in Adelaide
The Ancient Order of Foresters held their First Anniversary on Friday evening with about a hundred attendees. A lengthy program featured music by the City Band brought from Adelaide, speeches by officers including C. B. Jennings and P. Norris, and toasts to the Order, the band, and members. Weather disrupted attendance but the event proceeded into the night with performances and praise for the Foresters and their leadership.
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Duke of Foresters
Giles
Hayfield
A McDonald
Ates Wickton
B.C. R
Worshiy
Boscis
J. B
Jennings
PC. B. Tin
Svelig Pr Prapeniog
Sica
Adelaide
Boron Hs
Robin
England
Toel
Gowria
Wilitar
Mondy
Curragh Pica
Tullochgorum
PCR Wright
Pantovics
Um Cond Inaskt
Souk Austraia
Bony
Grahan
Tie Graven
Blarney
P.C
Norris
Omaha
Fares Thaviks
Gigor
C. B. Jennings
Baath
Australia
McLeod
P.O. R. Wright
South Pistesia
Bayfield
Naererel
C .C
Anak
CR. Jennings
P. CR. Norvis
Brother Black
Roresky
FC. R. Norn
G Jeu
Robin Hood
Mars
Rey Ha
Forysby
Hadalw
Meewie
Coumant
P.O. R. Norris
Grasham
Graham
Auld Stee Sy
Fom 4 Choice Spirite
Australian Colonies Bill Debate Highlights Two Chamber Question
In the House of Commons on August 1 1850 MPs clash over Lords amendments to the Australian Colonies Bill. Discussion centers on two chambers, franchise changes, and colonial self government. Critics warn of constitutional risks while supporters urge broader powers for colonial legislatures.
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Althougt Bey
Casale
Legisative Council
Gladstone
Hisuse of Commons
Thuersday
Evans
University of of Oxfond
L.iewan
Ison
Mrs. Smith
Saston
Ponts In Wach
Auch
J. Russell
Fred Rancor
Federal Assembly
Calonies
Hoyat
Lane
Persuns
New Sook Wales
New South Wales
Lord Stanley
Rosse
Pat Mar
House of Lorda
House of Lords
Smee
South Australia
Anil. van Diemnen
Pier Be Bom
Canada
Act
Legislative Council of
Conada
Wen
Gregor Brigfly
Dictation on River Murray survey and ferry near Goolwa
A long memorandum discusses observations by an unnamed Excellency about the Murray River around 1850. It mentions a ferry punt across Darling and a rock projecting into the river, plus speculative notes on gravitation and water flow. The text critiques the writing and hints at a potential ferry project and colonial context.
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Darling
Conlwa
Police
Pinetoun
Murray
Alesandrina
Lake
Ese
Anatrasia
Trifles to Smile At and the Empty Pocket
A fragment from a humorous column reflects on social foibles and the lure of money. It features a young man of good family confessing to various temptations and a lawyer quoted on moral lessons about damping vanity and wealth.
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Macried
Bor
Duddy
Dante
Coe Nye
Porbet
Meng
Mia Jane
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South Australian Political Association
Ancient Order OF Foresters
Ni Reatered
Prince of Wales Alwas ‘ Moe
Wall
Fensters
Beniel
Haaneee Et Isis
Adelaide Commercial Exchange
Poe
Bashbousheed
Yousternetion
King William
Handlep
Goolwa
Daim
River Murray
Aolaida Journala
Binant
Hodge
Missispi
Diet Reir
Mr Caplaii
Leo Safoe
Petre Young
Ae Pely
Hugh
Poapene
Ak Melanie
Bambla
Seminary
Leias
Ahatrans
Pha Yt
Lmedinidy
Iesathy Tere