Still Later From England Excerpt and Local Notes
The Abberton arrives with July 26 updates from times in England and Australia. It reports President Taylor’s death, the Bishop of Exeter’s legal troubles, Union Bank of Australia dividends, and ship charters to Adelaide. Western commentary covers street improvements, a promenade concert, river accident, and a late-night concert critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Abberton
William Hyde
Consola
Taylor
United States
Fillmore
Exeter
St Martin’s
Long Ave
Meeting to unite Suffrage groups at Black Horse Inn
A large gathering of the Universal Suffrage Association and Hindmarsh Association debated uniting their causes at Teigh Street venue. Speakers urged mass representation, voluntary church funding, and action by working classes, with adjournment set for Mind matsu and notes of social toast and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hore
Teigh Street
Orion
O. Si
Kiteley
Brean
Chearv
Hindinimrah Association
C. Smith
Morris
England
Shore
Owen Smith
Ives
Wien
Thos Works
Tao
Ay South
Remy
Sherwin
Boat Australia
Legislative Council
Sabena
Afr Norris
Mindmatsu
Auction Sales Adverts in This Day's Tome of the Trace
Domestic news item lists auction sales and drapery merchants for October 30 to November 12. It cites Bamoon Wickseed and Co at the Mart with various descriptions, Samson Wicksend Co, and Baume Wicksterd schedules with dates in late October and November, including parcel bundles and fare items. The garbled text references town acres, terraces, and merchandise lines through multiple days and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wednewday
Bamoon, Wickseed and Co
the Mart
Samson, Wicksend, & Co
North Pace Tae
Geal
Secor Sat
Vadlanias
Wealoeaath
Baume
Wicksterd
Rowochold Fumisreahs
Chepren
Frictatoed
B. Setomen
Kapur Rae
Royal Foresters Dinner Impresses Despite Weather
The Brothers of the Royal Foresters held their hind anniversary dinner at St Jardins Caledonia Tack William Street. Despite bad weather, a plentiful, high quality feast was served and praised by Gardiner and Lambert, with remarks on past members and the group’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moo
Sati
Australia
Royal Buresters
England
Ranger Mathews
Wu Sule
Manger
Kiltips
Ah Aurgeon
Beather Hall
Mort Satie
Drak
Thas
Brothers of the
Royal Foresters
St Jardins Caledonia
Wiliam Street
Gardiner
Ashe
Paw
G. Lambert
Oda
Namber Alo
Supreme Court notes on Wigley case and affidavits
In October, the court records indicate Cooper and Wigley involved in a loss matter with key affidavits from H. B. Wigley and W. W. Wigley. The Master of the Court reported receipt from the Sheriff of several items related to non attendance and aural evidence in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baronesthat Cooper
Wigley
H. B. Wigley
W. W.R. Wigley
District Court Hears Theft and Assault Case in Wakeful Session
The district court case centers on Reese the complainant who alleges unpaid wages from a tailor employer and a violent incident involving a horse and a police constable. Testimony details a dispute over a piecework balance, multiple confrontations, and numerous witnesses describing threats, kicks, and a struggle at Coppin's tavern area leading to police intervention.
Police Court Plea Bargain and Fines Recorded
In a Monday session John Jimes pleaded guilty to leaving an unprotected bullock dray and was fined £1. Donald McDonald faced remand for riding furiously and was fined £5. Tuk Graham, in a separate matter, allegedly engaged in discederly conduct near the station and was involved in a disturbance at the railway station. The court noted police duty to clear the Station as witnesses described a drunken scene, with Packer appearing for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jimes
Fig Bullock
Donald McDonald
Tuk Graham
Hess
Ifr Packer
Seaman Charged With Disturbance Aboard Caroline Ame
Port Adelaide reports George Smith charged with distorting order aboard the Caroline Ame after an altercation with a crew member. The chief officer testified Smith used abusive language, the captain ordered him restrained, and he was later fined 405 for wine theft tied to an incident involving a plane of wine. Witnesses placed the event on deck and later in a back area. The defendant made no defence as the matter proceeded.
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Seraeer
Arene
Rosienstrovt
Carr’street
Paouewang Coxeser
A. Muors
Miuney
Trentleman
Beisg
Alloca
Wiichome
Au Fait
Amaeur
Mr Moore
Garitta
Mimi Laer
Glover
Eland
Bing
Thare
Gine Mason
Thamsich
MrClarte
Lucifer
Paxton
Rosabetla
Adelaide
Bath
Ronabelle
Roy
Curtis
Torrens Island
Parker
Yoomes Bell
Sydney
Matthew
Willimns
Lark
Mr Paxton
Foulkes
al Parker
Karker
Aly
Ewart
Chia Witness
Hin Warsi
Kim Ore
F Parker
Deron
Slerinun
Phe Howe
Ls Aber
Dbe Comanables
Matthew Matthewa
Fairy
Conan
Ostoler
George Smith
Cursline Agurs
Smith
Witntes
Tiim
Tisine
Ebon Downer
Ieee Bnd Bown
Carpantar
Hibion
Sone
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Axander
van Deemen's Land
Lasly Leigh
Ho- Spree
the Times
Union Bank of Australia
Ttta
Morning Chronicle
Ile
Aundey
Bes
Tatance
Wadtitet Rsis
Seskeeseee
Keane
Joseph Soames
Geonan
Emime
London
Sophia Moffatt
Dhan
Loa
Woodward
John Bartlett
Economist
Amy
Romells
Knee
Namie
Yases
A. McDonald
St John's Church
Bayer
Willistnrest
Rhen
Kangaroo Islas
Bualdoee
Banat
Joe
Maurer
Soutit Atstral Association
Supreme Court
District’ Court
Janes Screamn Y Aspeen
Dios
Limiatam
Reese
Defendantas
Journesroat
Defendant
Wim
Winwis
Els Xuuli
Com- Maizaut
Abieau
Walker
Babban
Buker E. Beck
Guntlenan
Tolmer
Beers
Ani
Roma
Oper
Toypestorn Biewart
Berkely
Uchers Auceemiv
Bause
Anées
Tripoder Sewart
Mabacomt
Yutson
Dimk
Au Howe
Lark and
Syston
Fimdant
Ierasiuut
Cho
Staton
Anamiyer
Elas
Lus
Dwfemmine
Tanl
Miviley-street
Isis Raraliip
Police
Joe Wan
Delemdant
Roe
Samuel Muryeen
Nicholon
Fisud
Lamer Tominron
Linnarman
William Walker
Coppin's
Daven
Newrly
Wnen
Wirys
Alangh
Eagle Tavern
Rwart
China
Wienerx
Winyera
Wall
Fallon
Ineyer
James Amerson
Thomas Chaslaces
Walton
Andorra
Wilson
Aed Anderson
Ribo
Lee of
Stephen
Fesson
Stephen Sant
Charles
Saac
New Southappass
Wizhyomadu
Thomas Sinema
York
Port Adelaide
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