VESSELS EXPECTED AND DISCHARGES ACROSS LONDON TO PLYMOUTH
Shipping notices list numerous vessels discharging and loading at London Plymouth and Adelaide ports. Masters include T Hutton Jame Morriao and Storess, with cargoes of timber coal and grain. Several ships depart for Adelaide Port Phillip Melbourne and London with tonnages ranging from 240 to 1500 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Fh
Tome Fag Ag
Elher & Oeagratn Barqua
Tandon
Ci Dail
Cees
Coe Cadet
Ie ‘Echoouer
Salsa Pratt
Dia
Cuark
Twas
Nes
Guo
Hanya
T. Hutton
Jame Morriao
Muir
Tada
Martha
Elie Ee
Poe
Minster
Abe
Thesmon
Tina
Wirown
Staging Tech
London
Flyworth. O
Ketton
Cischerg
Launceston, Simpson and Co
Agente
Amerita
Lokdom
Flymouth
Smith
Bowe
Adelaide
Fort Pi i
McGrath
Eget Montefiore and Co
Coral Pas
Alexander
Adrlaide
Port Phillip
Nester
Port
Ark Pamengers
Bell
Fae
Derma
Plyaouth
Camry Aly
Solae
Lanton
Jone
Plymouth
Pum
Mab
Sa Wats
Wiliam Thwait Ik
Adelade Fort Phil
Sydney
Adelaide Markets Prices and Goods Listings
Fragmented OCR lists assorted market items with per unit prices including bread milk fowl eggs and poultry. Entries show Victorian era style pricing with odd spellings and inconsistent punctuation likely from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper market page.
Market Prices From Local Stalls Listed
Letunoes 1 t6 2d each Cauliflowers 2d to a per bunch td Collery 6d ee Wasrensuperdva td G Garrats per bunch Shalots New paiatoy per al Crea fen Deck ta Sd Pomegranates 6d Welnyta per Ib Le Bowzibout perl ts per dosen rate i Sodio sea Citrons 34 to 6a feeensssu la Lemons 45 per d Goons Nate tach 80 Sheep 72 6d 009 bet Oren from 10 patel 2 6d wo Oxen 1 per 100 Ibs very pene Tis 6d Cah Piss 3 lod Per acura Hiay'st pertan Straw I per Toad
Mining Intelligence and Bank Rates in Colonial Ledger
Listing of mining sales and valuations for various mines led by Mount Liverpools and Wheal Bartona with cash prices and holds. Also notes on Luna discounts and exchange rates with the Australasia Bank, London drafts, and 15 percent lending on freehold securities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borraa
Princess Royals
Britannia
Montacutte Modat Teuarhang
Mona
Mount Liverpools
Seentoyoe
Munno Para
Bethals
Royal Mining Companys
Victorins
Bartona
Emma
Mary Console
Asulasble
Wheal Harmony
Moxey
Australasia
Caion
Australia
London
Pa & Pm
Shipping Notices From A Colonial Port Describe Departures
A garbled colonial shipping notice lists consignments and sailings by various vessels to Hobart Town Western Australia Swan River and East Indies with times such as half past twelve half past three and half past nine indicating departures on the 16th 18th and 23rd of September and referencing multiple destinations and ships including Martha Docaana and Bay Car in a terse docket style. The fragmentary text reads like an official timetable or cargo movement notice typical of a port authority listing sailings for the week and noting destinations and times in an abbreviated form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorora
Lasacosta
Hobart Town
Western Australia
Swan River
East Indies
China
Baetavia
Madras
Ne Bay
Granny's Odd Political Grievances Over Residency Post
In a weary portrait of Granny, a long tainted view of politics and personal feuds unfolds. Her quarrel with Major Robe over government printing, derision toward party rivals, and sharp critique of Captain Brewer’s appointment to the Guichen Bay government post reveal a life spent railing against perceived impostors and emigration schemes while clinging to influence within her precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granny
Major Robe
Patriot
Henry Young
Captain Brewer
Guichen, Bay
England
Guichen Beg
Adelaide
Port Addlside
Emigration Agent Criticism Sparks Colonial Debate
A factional quarrel unfolds over Sir Henry Young’s governance at Guichen Bay and a contentious Emigration Agent appointment. The debate centers on discipline, legality, and recall risks, while Granny’s stance is challenged by advocates of railway, taxation, and public works policies. A temperance meeting and a tailors’ union meeting follow, highlighting social reform and labor unity in Adelaide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guichen Bay
Henry Young
England
Earl Grey
Sir Henry Young
Brewer
Graony
Inman Valley
Goolwa
Granny
Noty Folk Hotel
Rundle-street
A. I. Palmer
Port Adelaide
Mr. Garey
Adelaide
Denbeigh
Baldenson
Lanland
Allen
Huntington
Oliver
Sydney
F Allen
Huntingdon
Balderson
Auctions Advertised in This Day's Verse of the Timms
Domestic news item outlines multiple auction sales by Samson Wickseed Co Solomon Co and others on various dates. Items include church relics pewter ware and sundries plus land parcels in Angas Street Mount Barker North Adelaide and Marryntville with sections and town acres marketed by Lloyds agents and mortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samson, Wickseed, and Co
Solomon & Co
Europe
Randle Street
Eteky Peion
Reece
Sunaon, Wickseed & Caw
Mart
Lloyd’s Agenta
Orleans
Lisle Para
Tureday
Semson
Wicksteed, and Co
Register and Observer
Jamaon
Wickfield
Angas-street
Morgages
Mount Barker
Government Farm
North Adelside
Marryntville
Solomon
Torrens
Hope Valles
Froav
Correspondence on cheap postage and intercolonial letter flow
A letter to the editor discusses the Fenty Portage and argues for extending cheap postage benefits to colonies. It notes the shame of many letters being detained for non payment and envisions a future where intercolonial and global correspondence is more accessible. The writer laments delays, hints at paternal government roles, and reflects on debt and sentiment in letter conveyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim
of Werter Tam
Wim
Supreme Court case in Basco on rescission of contract
In a Basco Supreme Court session on Tuesday September 17, Mr Hanson moved to discharge a rule nisi in a rescission dispute. The judge examined whether the plaintiff could rescind the contract while the defendant retained possession and whether the action could proceed in the form used. Arguments referenced Travers v Bali and Newton v Wright, with emphasis on possession, state quo, and whether the contract had actually been rescinded. The court reserved judgment after considering whether the action was maintainable and if the parties could be placed back in their original positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonks
Maguire
Lis
Reed
Blandford
Jarris
Parker
Coly Hunt
Mr. Maguire
Margaret Storey
Harry
Silk
Arthur
Archar
Stephen Inborough
Ellenene Ue
Apadophon
Sina
Lord Mansfield
Cartland
Mr Fisher
Towers
Newton
Wright
Mécson
Crampton
Roselle
Fisher
Hunt
Waters
Hardy
James
Walters
Ric
Police Court hears cases on obscene language and lunacy
The police court docket shows William Palmer charged with obscene language in public, Benny Holden labeled a dangerous lunatic, and Andrew Barreau described as quarrelsome and violent. Witnesses note pacing, threats, and a strait waistcoat, with authorities delaying further action and considering penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Palmer
B.C. Wilson
Hower
Priscoee
de Wane
Potter
Tama
Benny Holden
Hoskins
Ewn Inn
Gites
Iece
Berkeley
S Publican
Peresa
Siud
Aga
Taos District Court Admits Pound Keeper Neglect
In Taos district court Taos v Twomay Manan over neglecting to enter cattle impounded on the 22nd. Defendant fined five shillings and costs. Judge laments misadvertising in the Government Gazette and warns of further action if the government fails to intervene. Mr Mitchell urges the poundkeeper be summoned again. Also notes balance of wages up to March 1650 for Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
N. Mirchest
Twomay Manan
Mitchell
Aarutte Ve
Parker
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Pete. Mckannell
Mel
Hood
Thomas Forrau
Baloda
Liverpool
Weimensay
Mining Intelligence
aIa
the Times
Katherine Stewart Forbes
Hokianga
New Zealand
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Kev. J. Watt
Hindmarsh
M Gilham
Bonwick
Williama
Cole
South Australis
The
Darcy Tra
Supreme Court
Srrromas
Basco
Tweeday
Robertson
Finher
Hanson
D. Peti
Jason
Belal Biyon
Pitas
Dry Creek
Meguire
Sapa Aso
Erm
Oidoria Htmak
Andrew Barreau
Mr Hoskin
Brongi
Hin
Trantad
Counsel
Otto Bengeat
Berges
Tg 24
Stisrart
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William Peacock
C. Bonney
Fay
Coeurise Sioner
Crown Lands
Ealing
Beacock
Peatock
District Court
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