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Newspaper
Adelaide Times
Location
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Date
Oct 22, 1850
Page
3
The NSW board discusses policing penalties and reform after a case against an officer. They review road improvements near Dr Everard's and Slader's Hill, with funding decisions for metalling. A proposed franchise expansion for New South Wales residents is noted, along with auctions and domestic notices.
At the Exchange, the Australian Auxiliary Bible Society discussed reduced book issues and branch depots while noting funds and donations. An inquest into a coroner’s case examined evidence and legal questions about when an inquest is required and the role of police and the coroner.
In Hindley Street a man faced Police Court charged with noise and drunkenness after a Saturday night disturbance. He was fined and held for a week after a saddle theft case linked to the same period. A second man faced charges of stealing a saddle and bridle from Wilgan Jacob Moorooroo after a disorderly scene at Dry Creek with witnesses detailing the events.
Meades, Oenter 21, charged with rioting during a scene on Commercial Road. Prisoners were fined ten pounds or in default imprisoned. Witnesses testified to assaults on Sergeant Miley and police conduct during the disturbance at the Post Office. Disturbing the peace and resisting arrest led to fines and recommendations for further penalties.
A dated notice from Adelaide on October 91 1880 discusses a law sale in Newhaven. The letter questions an amount of 498 1723 and an omission of 297 12a one third of gross added to the vend. The writer demands recourse and cites misstatements in ad colarans and potential fines.
A garbled report describes Mr Wallace's concert drawing a crowd, mentioning Biovecting the Free Masons and a large turnout. The article references seating, a site at Mount Sorat, and immediate notices and removals, but details are unclear due to text corruption.
Correspondence argues for a self trained, virtuous aristocrat as the ideal lawmaker. It condemns factional manipulation and urges voters to reject appealing but undependable candidates while endorsing a strong, public minded leader with balanced judgment and moral authority. The piece appeals to readers of Port Adelaide dated 1st October 18..
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