Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times Summary
Panties visiting Adelaide weekly can obtain the Times weekly country edition on two sheets with forty eight columns. It includes impounding gazette notices auctions shipping mercantile law police and general intelligence in unabridged form. Available at the Times Office and booksellers for sixpence per number or six shillings sixpence per quarter.
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Adelaide
TIMES
Adelaide Times
King William-street
Questioning the New Legislative Council's Early Session Outcome
The piece argues the council has mostly blocked progress beyond the Railway Bill, calls for urgent constitutional and registration reforms, and critiques governor court oversight while urging timely action before Christmas. It cites Gladstone’s despatch and warns against Executive overreach and private interests influencing public duty.
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Legislative Council
House of Commons
John Russell
Downing-street
Crown Lands Regulation Sparks Debate on Pre Emption
A late Gazetted Colonial policy outlines new Crown land rules, allowing licenses to select 100 acre plots for cultivation with ten year leases and a right to purchase at minimum price. The policy aims to spur settlement while guarding against monopolies, with detailed articles on selection, payments, quiet enjoyment, and dispute resolution.
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Aoburton
de Treut
Internal Revenue
Office of Internal Revenue
Surveyor-Generaal
Land Board
Fraser
Legislative Council notices and financial votes 1852 session
The council hears notices from Mr Giles Mr Kingston and others on salaries committees and bills. debate covers Agent General accounts Civil Establishments General Estimates and clerks salaries with votes and amendments aired.
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Giles
Stuart
Kingston
Burra
Baker
Capt. Hall
C. K. Richardson
Capt. Bagot
McGwynne
Dutton
Gladstone Despatch Defends Governor Immunity
A despatch from W. E. Gladstone to Lieutenant-Governor Robe critiques petitions against colonial governors. The note argues that residents may sue in local courts only if permitted, opposing barriers to access in British colonies and urging reform to allow proper legal challenges.
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W. J. Gladstone
Downing-street
Giles
Supreme Court of
South Austerlia
Ginar
South Australia
Euly
Bayefund
Court of Queen's Bench
W. S. Gladstone
Rube
W. E. Gladstone
Robe
Legislative Council
Gladstone
Major Roba
Great Britain
Court of Queen’s Bench
England
Advocate-General Hanson urged to serve duty over private interests
The Advocate-General, acting in the council, rejects being the council’s legal adviser and resists sacrificing private business for council duties. The paper argues he must fully discharge his role despite a £5000 salary, criticizing his stance and urging commitment to public duties.
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Wanson
Tanson
Wigley
Dashwood
Hanson
Bagot
Connell
Hare
Agwat Manseal
Angas
Gwynne
Mr Bernard
Asram Quta
Hawt
Kingston
Capitan Hart
Executive Council
Kinglyon
Captain Bagot
Legislative Council
Lou
Hart
Baker
Hal S
Hall
Mr Baker
Port Elliott
Dutton
Capt Bagot
Dalton
Major Campbell
Mr Hanson
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Calumed
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Sean
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Miangas
West India
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