Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times Feature
The Weekly Country Edition of the Adelaide Times offers English news, shipping, mercantile notices, police reports, and auctions. Priced sixpence per issue or sixpence quarterly, available at the Adelaide Times Office, King William Street, with delivery to country residents by advance payment.
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Fragmented Address to Queen from Australian Council
A colonial council in South Australia appointed a committee to draft an address to Her Majesty. The document, published by The Griselle and Mining Journal, is criticized as a jumble lacking clear intent. Commentary notes the author’s warning on responsible government and the governor’s reserve powers, with no firm attribution to specific officials.
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Leis Council
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Australia
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England
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Victoria
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Address to the Queen from the South Australia Council
A historic protest addresses Queen Victoria requesting revisions to imperial acts affecting the colony. The petition urges reserve of civil service appointments, public lands management, and financial controls, while safeguarding colonial rights and responsible government. It emphasizes accountability, efficient governance, and loyalty to the Crown, urging royal assent with limited ministerial power.
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Soult
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Ainnal
Praely
Honeerell
Gomssinntiin
Hove
Nak
Yymrovah
South Australia
Linrnich
Canada
Go Fernut
Eatons
Central Board Edits and Expenditure Debate on Roadworks
The Central Board discusses contract funds and road surveys, with Mr Randall opposing use of money for sales and insisting the Act does not authorize selling a road. Resolutions note objections to selling a road and questions about security and future binding of newly laid meters.
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Giles
Central Board
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Prescott
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Lobethal
Mure Tay
Simld
Randall
Police and legislative contention in colonial council debate
Fragmentary transcript shows heated discussion in the Colonial Secretary and Legislative Council over police station establishment, a government motion on public order, and a reserved vote on a criminal law bill. Debates reference errors in ministerial papers, procedural orders, and potential amendments amid ongoing correspondence and governor’s messages.
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