Shipping notices from 1918 voyage lines and routes
Fragmentary item lists multiple passenger and cargo sailings with dates and destinations including Great Britain via Cape Town Melbourne Melbourne London and Launceston. Mentions ships Constance Cane Horn Emprridé and Cape Horn route timing around December 21 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teesday
Maite
Great Britain
Ly Tio Stanie
Cape Town
Sen Qaes
Lowlen
London
New Fuury Wales
Constance
Mel‘bourne
van Diemen's Land
Laun
Eeslat
Thursiday
Cape
Maucthis
Naritius
Nominee system critique and libel case in Adelaide
A Times reply argues against a strict nominee based constitutional reform in the colony, condemning a tripartite nomination as a threat to representative government. It critiques Mr John Bond Phipson in a libel suit related to a magistrate court dispute and reports on the court proceedings, noting conflicting testimonies and calls for broader public comment while urging caution and possible remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Representatives
Australia
House of Commons
Right
Mr Weong
John Bond Phipson
Sir Henry Young
Earl Grey
England
Phipson
Adelaide
Butler
Guichen Bay
Plipson
John Richman
Charles
Beary Callan
Gawler Town
Bolus
Eos
Hichmar
John Erni
Richman
Judgs Ceareford
Costa
Usau
Watt
Phipson Hitself
Sin
Hr Phipson
Juin Richman
Rhis
Phigson
Mr Richman
Ann
Phipton
Mc Richman
Steam Mail Service to the Cape of Good Hope Advertised
London Times republished notice by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty announcing a monthly steam conveyance by screw steam vessels between England and the Cape of Good Hope. Bids must be tendered before August 13 with strict authorization rules. potential extension to Adelaide discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape OF Good Hope
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Her Majesty
Egland
Cape of God
Trents
Nhrs
Fox Hin
Cape
Adelaide
Lidia Company
Singa
Cape route promise stirs debate on whale trade feasibility
A coded note urges practical men to explore Cape route options for steam whaling despite doubt. The piece criticizes the Home Government for breaking promises and calls for action to avoid prolonging the issue, warning of stalled progress without renewed effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Auction Sales Dominate City Market in Melbourne Notices
Auction advertisements fill the page with sales at Solomon and Co and Wicksteed and Co, listing items from hats to bacon and colonial wares, plus a prospect of later notices. A separate discussion favors German interpreter use in courts and Post Office matters, with local board meetings noted as absent and a dray collision described with injuries but no critical harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon and Co
Samson, Wiskscead, and Co
Port Addside
Thormorsam
Wainesday
Ramen, Wickst«, and Co
Sabaya
Gwusaag
Auttralitche
Hency
Cextaan Ross Rosen
Adelside
Davis
Central Board
Tae Mavs
James Chambers
Cear
Melbourne
Newcastle
California
Nelson
Hamilton
Henderson
King William-street
North Terrace
King Williams-street
Northy Terrace
Colin
Por Hons
Astles
Police Court Briefs from Kensington and Light-Square
Reports of Monday court sessions detailing John Mackay charged with felony against Edweard Thornton at Kensington, Ladle Farmer and William Jones charged with disorderly conduct, and George Smithor alias George Jolaynon accused of theft. Evidence includes watch identifications, watch numbers 3729 and 20278, and details from witnesses, with remand until further attendance. Also mentions Captain Jackson and the James Gibb voyage, passenger issues, and local notices of marriages and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mackay
Edweard Thornton
Kensington
William Jones
Weas
Ilue
Thomsaon
William Lardner
George Si Thore
Immons
George Jolaynon
John Lewis
Biztbeth VW
Burrant
Lawileed
Kaanila
Witners
I Ag
Gary
Lin
Akceua
Younghs
Wits Wreless Ly Dbo
Geovler Tvs
Maps
Anil Cr
Sar Paysacut
Himsley-street
Sauunday
Ellie
Yinnghurband
Messrs Ounghusband and Co
Middlenan
Ulin Lewis
Izhamer
Elizabeth-street
Semel
Silrieas
William Miligan
Watramaker
Hadley Teposrd
Pyisones Camio
Serjeant
Romnsovell
Hythe
Oru Gear Warey
Adelaide
Eames
Winter
Aielaide
Osborne
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets and Debates
A garbled newspaper page reports on global trade, copper shipments, and ship cargoes, noting 20,000 pounds sterling worth of goods and Swansea Liverpool transfers. It mentions Martine’s writings on universal suffrage, social theory from Leenen, and Sydney Morning Herald notes on English leather in markets. It also references a Dublin bishop dispute and Whately remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Franklin
Englax
Harmor
Launceston
America
Smalring
United States
Teyeas
Swansea
Liverpool
Astornsit
Lamartine
Unniversil
Voair
Slic
Sydney
Herald
Dabty Catt
A.D.G
Adelaide Police Court Proceedings Summary
On Monday November 13, Robert Judaon was summoned by a government agent, charged with selling spirts for hire. Pama and Dafonduat pleaded not guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Judaon
Corm
Dafonduat
A Letter to the Mormon Reformers and Dissenters
Correspondence from November 7, 1850 discusses labor, emigration, and religious disputes in the West. It references Congregationalists, ministers, and the push to elevate agrarian reforms while debating unity among dissenters and the influence of religious societies. The writer urges caution before a second effort and notes privileges of dissenting communities.
Late English News Summaries From A Damaged Ledger
A garbled report lists post office payments in 1348 and 1849 totaling 281 entries and 231,6952 19s Sd for conveyance services. notes Kensington Palas potentially converting into a National Gallery. At Exeter a libel case against The Queens publisher proceeds, implying misidentifications. A girl is injured in Manchester from a window fall. a small building near Surviet suffers a firework explosion. one image shows a building destroyed by the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-office
Kensington Palas
Splemlia National Gallery
Manchester
Fragmented London Dialogue With Oblique Names and Anecdotes
A long garbled passage with scattered references to criminals poets and social scenes. Mentions Like Braking Cape of Goo and Henri Zrakije as a painter, plus hotel chatter near Liverpool and a servant girl scene. The text reads as a collage of incomplete conversations and street vignettes with many misspellings and erroneous names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Zrakije
Liverpool
Jarney
Anind
Barory
Milar
Paine
Sanjy
Kris
Cilvbe
Wehrla Delonte
Matt Barsey
Ae Garbag
Che Regis
Aina
Munster
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the Times
London Times of
Ringland
Joe Wasling
Tvetee
E.solomon and
Gry
City Auction Mart
Wal Dashing
En'iines
Payor
Starch
Slinky Musical Ratouaslod
Ledweselt
Blankers
Sa. Bo
Vachaniel Miles
Gapp's
Wootfords
Smnson, Wicksreet
James Gibb
James
Hollands
Moy
W. Dackgon
Nir McGuire
Barlow
Pasecopers
Aucknon
Tye
Richard King Dunn
Swrgeon
Jackson
McGuire
Hig Worehiy
Jacksn
Smith
Sunitte Wetama
Earl of Durnley
Harriet Pethaw
Chiciwater
Physik Jum
Academy
Rowe
Greenock
New York
Scvew
L York Vache Land
Ludong
Wis
Prince Albert
Ig Ong
Bod
New Zealand
Tha Canterbay
Earl of Lincoln
Willie
Commissioners of Woods and Forests
Spitalfelda
Fem
Pacific
Paname
San Franaber
Father Mathew
Not Springs
Arkansas
Lord Norland
Durgandon
Repeal Association
Newman
Torsday
August Grith
G. C. Gorham
Hampford Speke
Maca
Amsterdam
Pory Adelaide
Atuaida
Ely
Tvs Src
Tom
Exeter
Noel
GR. Pryap
Mivklow
Barges
Manu
Kore
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