Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times Promoting Timely News
The notice promotes a weekly country edition of the Adelaide Times. It highlights a double sheet format with forty eight columns, including Gazette notices, advertisements, ship news, mercantile and legal items, and comprehensive local intelligence. It invites country residents to subscribe in advance at King William Street booksellers.
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Libel case dominates court session on Monday afternoon
The court spent the afternoon considering the libel case in detail. The plaintiff claimed significant damages to his character and a jury was reportedly tasked with assessing the damages, with further notes promised in a later column.
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Reform of South Australian juries and literacy bias
A Tabled critique of Judge Crawford restricting jurors to readers and writers, arguing malice defines libel and that juries should not be forced to convict without clear malice. The piece questions literacy as a criterion, cites a verdict for damages of one shilling, and laments the jury’s inability to learn the law on first hearing.
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Iito
Crawford
Ian
Taling
Honor
Shadowed debate over constitution and chamber balance
Fragmentary 19th century discussion critiques a proposed government bill. The text contrasts elective and nominative members, warns of executive dominance, and hints at party balance concerns between democratic forces and the two chambers, suggesting instability if the plan proceeds.
Plans Adopted for New Church Site in Colonial Debate
The meeting approved plans for the New Church drawn by Eackey, subject to Bishop Lamachip's actions. Subscribers will be published soon and donations urged. A lengthy discussion warned that a legislature with elected and nominated members risks one-sided control by the Executive, endangering representative government and colonial welfare.
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Gazette
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Ite
Someves
Meeting of the South Australian Political Association at the Black Horse
The South Australian Political Association held a meeting at the Black Horse on Leigh Street. The chair Mr Owes Smith presided. Speakers attacked papers and debated political reform, hereditary privilege, church endowments, taxation, and the proposed bill. The meeting approved enacting rejection of the bill and adjourned to Hindmarsh.
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South Australian
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Times
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Balla
Sydney
Hindmarsh
South Australian Political Association Meeting Report
A detailed report from the South Australian Political Association meeting held at Hindmarsh Union Chapel discusses calls for broader public support, opposition to property qualifications, and debates over universal suffrage and annual parliaments. Speakers criticize the new constitution, praise press coverage, and outline plans while noting attendance and reforms.
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Pilcher
Tix
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Tie Association
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Prem Adelaid
Rome
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Jong
Gruen
House of the Representatives
South Austalia
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Green
Burra Burra
Port Adelaide church fund meeting reports progress on new edifice
A Port Adelaide gathering reviewed church fund figures and the plan for a new church building. Speakers urged local merchants and Adelaide leaders to support the project, noting 590 pounds already subscribed toward an estimated 1,000 pounds cost. The Rev Edward Bayfield led a lengthy address on religious liberty, governance, and endowment, while local leaders proposed appointing a treasurer and drafting a memorial to the Bishop to secure further assistance from subscribers and related societies.
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