Ship Malls Weestsoay and Oversea Mail Delays
In a 1856 notice the post outlines despatch dates for mail to Gra Bean Suiee New Zelanly and Port Yun with connections to Wales and Far East Indies and China. It notes departures from Weestsoay on October 2 and lists related routes to Overland and Certon with a target day next for arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weestsoay
Ocreamn
Ater
Suiee
Wales
Port Yun
Launces
Certon
British Navy and Markets Reported Amid July News from London
Long dispatch from England details travel and cargo movements including the Benjamin Elkin voyage with passengers and a large cargo, ship lists for Adelaide departures, and security updates. It notes an attempted attack on the Queen, then a fatal accident involving Sir Robert Peel, stock market gains, and coverage of cotton and wool markets in Manchester and Liverpool, plus parliamentary debate on the Australian Colonies Bill and related colonial governance issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tr Jamin Ekin
Ain M*grath
Sint
London
Adelaide
Benjamin Elkin
C. Cleve
John Bartletthwace
Temndon
Coronne Agnes Tof
Jane
Aydaspyes
Grerian
Trafalgar Gravesend
Salacia
Reisner
Condor
W. Woodward
William Hyde
Chip
N. L. Applewhaite
Fayen Londum
Port Philip
Pate
Dulwich College
Robert Péel
Carrrow
Consola
Huyore
Biyers
Howevr
Giverpont
Liverpool
Monty
Russia
Donskodeece
Buenos Ayres
Lond
Gast India
Oporto
Mogador, &c
Hackinses
Benjamin
South Australian Company
South Australian Bankiex Company
Bank of Australasia
Gesland Company
Eesorts
Pca Ue
Phebe Dunbar
House of Commons
Ansten
Tova
Pursons
Ealand
Smith Warren
Anstey
van Diemen's Land
Earl Grey applauds changes in Australian Colonies Bill
The speech notes that the bill altered the elective franchise in the colonies and shifts power to a new legislative body. Grey urges delaying further reform until the new chamber is elected, arguing against letting the old Parliament shape constitutional change. He defends the Colonial Office from claims of ignoring colonial resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
England
Earl of
Colonial Office
Toussou Loros
Pripar
Earl Grey
Lord Monteayle
Thia
House of Commons
Warl Grey
Death of Sir Robert Peel After a Fatal Horse Accident
Sir Robert Peel, the prominent statesman, died after a fall from his horse near Constitution Hill in Whitehall Gardens. He was carried to a carriage and to St George's Hospital, with early reports noting no head injury but severe pain in the side and shoulder. Royalty and nobility visited Whitehall Gardens as bulletins updated his condition, with the final notices confirming his death on July 9, 1850, as crowds mourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amet
Jane
Jon Til
Sir Robert Peel
Whitesall Gardens
Grosvenor-place
Sir Robert
Robert
Obert
Perons
James Clare
Canon Wood
Ben
Earl of Auchland
Henry Mackenzie Vivir
St Martin's-in-the-Fields
Mackenzie
Towl
King
Chesham-place
St Paul's Chureyard
Lou
Baronet
James Clarke
Commodore Eden
St George's Hospital
Mackenair
Ladice
Lucus
Bryanston-square
Lucas
Hilal
Bine
Jacksin
Sarge
Altendance
Waiteball
Oneshuider
Robert Peel
Mex Lorens
Peel
Larry Pee
Jersey
Viscuentyss Villiers
Syee
Switzerland
Whitehall-parsons
Prince Albert
Prince of Prussia
Whitehall-gardens
Prince George
Jelock
Cam‘seulye
Palmerston
Wigga Reese
Rain Brailie
Atte
de Seymour
Giesar Hawkins
Whitehall
Duke of Wellington
Apsley House
Haltepist
Robert Lisd Paket
Wood
Qaven
Prussa
Robert Bas
Duchess of Kent
Busruks
Gloucester
Cambridge
George
Ism
Paine
Pont
Whitehall Gardens
Tracu
Prussia
Gibraltar
Qrelace
Robert’ Isin
Dhe Thilovsiog
Sip Rilert Pel
A Victorian Auction Mart Highlights Land Sales and Local Events
The report details multiple auctions at the City Auction Mart including land plots near South Terrace and Port Adelaide, with references to specific parcels, tracts, and adjoining streets. It notes a Is planned sale of merchandise and furniture, plus notices for surrounding properties and public improves. In addition, local happenings feature a horse race at Why Not and a cart accident near G'Slanter Belt, with community response and upcoming concerts announced.
Eton Errors and Titles Attend Historic Debate
Fragmentary OCR recounts a debated event with figures such as the Marquess Lansdowne, Lord Stanly, Duke of Wellington, and other peers. Mentions a temperate discussion, various titled men, and a formal setting likely in a lordly house with officials like Sir George Grey and Mr Goulburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansdowne
Lord Stanly
Lord Heongtie
Duke of Wellington
Duke
Cleretamnd
John Rise
George Grey
Goulburn
Honisy
Comaillin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mizhzare
Linon
the Times
Manchester
Messrs
Robert Barbara and Brothers
Dennixon
O'Brien
Roebuck
Iler
Times
Spain
Madrid
Colmenar Viejo
Aglves
Bridge del Granjal
Manzanares
Puente Nuevo
Satire Bend
Andres Armatazel
Miguel Paris
Tose Felipe
Genera Diaz Alvaro
Dionisio Vega
Toledo
Pavelaing
Charles V
America
Acrenevntre
New York
Ble N. P. Willis
Edwin Forrest
Forrest
Willis
Cgriffiks
Cleveland
Professor Webster
Cuba
Io Port Hoyal
Sir Robert Pra
Mini
Duckington Pallas
Nathaniel Niles
Areminagh
Thislay
Gong
Abe City
Sutterdley
Samson, Wicksteed, and Co
Sha Adelaide
Sonal Tuesas
Solomon and
Nygie
Weilterilay
Nathaniel Huilea
South
Ter
Lani
Searle Builds Association
Pharwdus
Solomon & Co
Torrens
Fontage
Hanson
Absmtas
F. Bobonoh
A. An
Aman
Bort Adelaide
Lage
Suhaniet Hailes
Dewo + saul
Wilucnenes
Cabier
Salidbiery
Harvey
Victor Coves
Owene
Malentiv
Fam
Cole
Wil Booley
Victor Sugie
Nat Hein
Mussasten
Rismutlnl
Jamey
Gaby
Fisorge Cs
Shi
Adelside
Vilriver
William-street
Lindleyvatecot
Capt
Myere
Kilord
Port Avolnue
Wallane
Blinders Hotel
Shania
Cus
Calony
Eds’ Friens
Eades Whem
Cox
Borane
Beni Afbes
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