Weekly Country Edition of the Adelaide Times described
The Weekly Country Edition printed on a double sheet with forty eight columns offers English news, shipping, mercantile notices, laws, and ads. Country residents are urged to subscribe, with prices listed as 6s 6d quarterly or 7s 6d per post, available at the Times office and local booksellers.
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Adelaide
TIMES
The
Tobs
Adelaide ‘Times
King William-street
Har Mijesty
Danrobin Castle
Theamily
Sutherland
Harriet Waghorn
Thomas Waghorn
London and North-western Railway
Liverpool
Manchester
London
Birmingham
Midland Railway
Serjeant Gazelee
Portamouth
House of Commons
John Russell
Lord Cottenham
Tong Hua
Hunt
Leigh Hunt
Charterhouse
Treasury
Palace Court
Mr Best
SLP
General Cabrera
Don Carlos
Spain
Marianne Catherine Richards
Robert Vaughan Richards
Spanish Place
Manchesters Square
Piere Mrilley
St George's
Hanover Square
Temple Frere
Westminster
Wakley
Dancombe
Finsbury
Charles * Napier
K.C
Ireland
Robert Maulevers
Tynan
Armagh
John O'Connell
Franca
Rome
Proasia
France
England
Greece
United States
Canada
Lord Elgin
West Indies
Arrivals from England and Australian Colonies Bill notes
Reports of Phathumons and Bernicia arrivals from London and Plymouth with passenger counts. London papers discuss the Australian Colonies Bill, rates, and port news. trade, cotton prices, and Manchester markets amid Whitsun disruptions. Parliamentary debates cover emigration, Lord-Lieutenant issues, and Dublin’s status.
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England
Phathumons
London
Plymouth
Bernicia
Leadenhall Street
South Sea
van Diemen's Land
South Australian
Swan River
Manchester
May
Robert Barbour and Brother
Times
Whitsantide
Trues
Hsger
Australian Colonies Bill in Lords debate read second time
The Australian Colonies Bill moves through the Lords with second reading on May 1 and ordered to committee on June 10. Earl Grey opened a lengthy prefatory remarks, with opposing comments from Earl Fitzwilliam Lord Vic and Lord Staniley and defence from Earl Granville.
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Nevis
Louis
House of Lords
Earl Grey
Earl Fitzwilliam
Lord Grey
British Guiana
Jamaica
Franklin
Lord Vic
Lord Staniley
Earl Granville
Voyage News From San Francisco and Honolulu Arrives Sydney
A report cites Tae Bahnoral from San Francisco arriving in Sydney on August 19 after a voyage from Honolulu dated July 20 and July end, noting an outward return voyage to Sydney completed with 9,500 worth of draft consigned by Mr John Rickards of Sydney.
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California
Tae Bahnoral
San Francisco
Honolulu
Sydney
John Rickards
Mail Service From San Francisco To China Reported
Intelligence indicated the US government was contracting steam mail from San Francisco to China via the Sandwich Islands with five large steamers en route from the eastern coast. Foreigners protested a tax of 2b dollars per month for non native subjects and a share of gold. The San Francisco postmaster allegedly refuses to prepare mail for these colonies. calls arise to inform the US Consul in Subary. Sydney items note arrivals and departures at San Francisco including ships Patmyen dels, Two Primes, Tabert Henderson, Noble, Hale jon, Spee, Commetore, Ana, Swallow, and others with varied origins and voyage lengths.
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United States
San Francisco
China
Subary
Hera mi
California
Thia
Sydney
Sydney Morning Herald
Sa Francisca
Ealansee
Patmyen
Dels
Hobart Town
Aclsoaner
Comey
Auckland
Tabert Henderson
Adelaide
Noble
Hale Jon
Ana Vestom
Spee
Commetore
Lowen
Briz
The Puantom from Sydney Leaves August Twenty First
Sydney papers up to August 21 report the Puantom leaving port. Dr Tang’s confinement dispute continues with a motion scheduled for Friday August 24 urging no confidence in the Governor and the existing Administration. Other notes cover California, tuliti, and market prices for wheat and timber goods.
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Sydney
California
Tuliti
Confederated League Awakens in View of New Constitution
The Dry Creek meeting shows the Confederated League is alive awaiting the New Constitution. They watch the Road Act and rival factions wary of control. Expect the Australian Colonies Bill to pass Lords soon, enabling colonials to draft a local constitution and resist Colonial Office attempts at oppression.
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Earl Pitswilliam
New South Wales
Lord Monteagre
Victoria
Legislative Council
Lord Wodehouse
Parliament
Dry Creek
Confederated League
League
Randalls
Anstoya
House of Lords
London
Colonial Office
The Mary Clarke Arrives at Launceston with General Cargo
The Mary Clarke from Launceston arrived on Sunday bringing a general cargo and three passe. It departed Launceston on the Slotol in August and delivered the usual Van Diemen’s Land papers. Markets show Hobart Town wheat at 4s 8d per bushel dour at 107 ts 1M 10s.
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Mary Clarke
Launceston
Hobart Town
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the Times
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Gravesend
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Lester ‘Mails
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Digby
Lieceltes
Josey Prin
Korte
Queen
Sir Wiliam C. Ros
Cobeemer
Prince Albert
Royal ‘Agricultural Society of England
Royal
Tlighness
Board of Guardians
Wales
Australia
Colonial Fund
Stafford
United Kingdom
Br Hawes
Theis
Thors
Mounsell
Earl Vane
Connors
Dublin
Europe
Tom Dainbaugh
Lord Lijstenant
Wilde
Exeter
Lord Gough
Henry
Karl Crey
Lords
Commons
Gladstone
Uouse
Roebuck
Hawes
Slawes
E. Denivan
Federal Assembly
Aglionby
Hume
Adderly
Divett
Tahiti
Aydney Morning Herald
Monsieur Te Conmul
Marini
Bert
Erench Repum
Si Islands
Tenania
Pacific
Toyal
Puyete
Syhiel
Epirus
Minister of Marine
Talat
Jardin Des Plants
M. Hy
TUL Confederated League
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