Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times advertises paper
Advertisement promotes the Weekly Country Edition of the Adelaide Times, issued weekly on a double sheet of forty eight columns. It highlights English news, shipping, mercantile, police and general intelligence plus notices and auctions. The notice invites country residents to purchase and provides pricing and sales points.
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Adelaide
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TIMES
Adelaids
Adelaide ‘Times
King William-street
Loss of the Grecian after fierce gale near Port Adelaide
A Melbourne report details the loss of the Grecian captained by Hyde with passengers and cargo from London. The vessel rode a west gale, dragged anchors, and struck the outer bar, later lying beam under with six crew saved and one missing. Passengers listed include Mrs Wigley, Mrs Knox, Mrs Hyde, and several others. the Mail remains aboard. Further shipping notes to follow.
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Hyde
Paysenters
London
Indy
Ant
Mra
Wigley
Knox
Anstey
Leslie
Fowler
Lette
Henry Giles
Port Adelaide
Australian Colonies Bill and colonial self rule debate
The article discusses the Australian Colonies Bill viewed as a decisive step toward legal ratification and colonial self management. It notes Lord Monteagle’s remarks on empowering colonists to shape internal affairs, the bill’s progress to third reading, and anticipated assent by the Crown before immediate implementation across colonies. Sir Henry Tole is referenced in context.
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Lord Monteagle
England
Trne
Sir Henry Tole Shits
South Australia debates own liberty and resistance to aristocracy
A London Londoner argues SA must exercise new electoral freedoms and reject lingering aristocratic influence. The piece urges citizens to form a sentiment meeting, denounce excessive colonial deference, and push for a direct fiscal system while warning against internal and external threats to independence. It cites Peel era reforms, English liberty, and the dangers of a faded imperial patrimony.
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England
Lord Munteigle
House of Lords
Anti- Land and
Robert Peel
Pitt
Europe
Washington
Henry the
Eliza
Beth
Georges
Pery
Paulel Huskisson
Cainiog
Plantagensts
Great Britain
Britain and the Colonies Embrace Internal Independence
The article lauds Britain’s alliance with imperial territories while praising internal self-government for colonies. It notes Britain’s remarkable 50 year progress in civilization, commerce, and political enlightenment, citing a London contemporary on projected quarterly revenue growth of 300,000 to 400,001 and contrasting continental stability with England’s public finances.
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South Australia
Great Britain
Tata Richmond
United Kingdom
Exoceda
Pitt
Beng Jens
United States
France
Beit
England
Copper ore sales report from Cornwall and Swansea
The Mining Journal notes copper ore sales for the quarter ended June 30 in Cornwall and Swansea. Public ticketing yielded 39,6890 tons, producing 3076 tons of fine copper and £200,095 1s with an average price of £53 4d per ton. Compared with the previous year, figures show changes in ore tonnage, fine copper production, and average price.
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Swansea Ware
Mining Journal
Cornwall
Swansea
Tunsi
Calcutta Intelligence Reports Captain Congalton’s Death
Intelligence from Maylmain confirms the death of Captain Congalton, veteran Bengal steam service officer. He recently returned from the Straits after a long career aboard the Hooghly steamer. The report notes his sound health and tenure, describing him as an excellent officer.
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Hooghly
Biz
Shiy-Kieper
Pinang
Singapore
Conzabtyn
Congalton
Bengal Steam Service
Straits
Tragic Murder on Spanish Brig Oquendo Near Manila
Report from Hong Kong on the Spanish brig Oquendo where Captain Mercader lured a Manila merchant’s daughter aboard, murdered her seventeen times with a dagger, and wounded the chief officer. Officers and crew overpowered Mercader who is to stand trial in Manila.
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Hongkong Register
Oquendo
Merendez
Manila
Messrs Baring, Brothers, and Co
Manauer
Pers Ea
Mercader
Voluntary Principle Exemplified at Burra meeting
A local public meeting in Kooringa chaired by Reverend W. discussed the voluntary principle and its religious and social impact. Attendees included Rev. Sande and Mr. Budd. the event highlighted support from Italian Mining Association members and a focus on charity, with a sermon and readings. The gathering featured reported kindness among attendees and references to community unity amid mining town ties.
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Lodine
Bel, Wey
Mieces
Mary
Secon
Belidug
Olowton
Budd
Police court reforms threaten social order in colony
Edward McCabe petitions Governor for inquiry into tobacco theft receipts amid salacious court gossip. Abdulcher Barrarath fires on police and is jailed after the station’s confrontation. City hosts 283 houses at various rents and nearly 14 000 voters, revealing franchise scales and tax values in the urban landscape.
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Cme
Cninal
Angeren
Ahd
Franchin
Uniter Universal Sul
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