Weekly Country Edition Adelaide Times Promotion
The ad advertises the Weekly Country Edition of the Adelaide Times, sold for 1d in advance or 6d per quarter, available at the Adelaide Times Office on King William Street and most booksellers. It touts a weekly unabridged English news summary with shipping, mercantile, law, police, and general intelligence content for country readers.
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Adelaide
TIMES
Law
The
Adelaide Times
King William Street
Sales of Ore at Swansea and Lyances Auction Prices
On May 15 a batch of South Australian ore was sampled and sold at Swansea on June 5. Berehaven, Cobre, Burrs Borra, and Jak Copper shown strong price swings. English refined copper and Russian Chilean ores quoted higher or lower. May imports were unimportant. At Lyances on June 27, buyers saw 50 tons Rapunds, 48 Burra Burrs, 39 Australian, and other South Australian lots offered for sale.
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Swansea
Berehaven
Bernhaven
Lyanses
Post Office Sunday Deliveries Spark Colonial Debate
A colonial newspaper criticizes Sunday restrictions on suburban post offices and Governor access. The piece argues a Sunday delivery window would aid residents and presses officials to reconsider the current practice of sorting letters on Sunday but delivering after twelve o’clock at night. It condemns the notion that publishing on Monday justifies Sunday mail handling and urges reform.
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Baturda
Gazette and Mining Journal
Sydney
Adelside
Adelaide
Debates Over Sunday Post Offices and Governor Young Critique
A colonial discussion critiques Sunday post handling and Governor Sir Henry Young. Editors warn against imposing religious observances while urging open postal service hours. The debate extends to emigration plans, railway schemes, and local governance amid a broader figure of political friction.
Granny’s tirade over Sir Henry Young and Captain Brewer
A long critique attacks Sir Henry Young’s popularity and the appointment of Captain Brewer as Emigration Agent. The writer mocks Granny’s political meddling, questions the Guichen Bay posting’s value, and condemns government choices as insulting to colonial authorities and discipline.
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Sir Henry Young
England
Earl Grey
Guichen Bay
Petticoata
Brewer
Inman Valley
Goolwa
Granny
Sre
Tlenry Young
Mijor Robe
Captain Brewer
Adelaide
Colonial Office
Egland
Port Adelaide
Henry Young
Australian Colonies Bill Debated in Lords on June Petitions
The Lords debated the Australian Colonies Bill starting June 10 with a petition to hear counsel against the measure. Lords Grey Granville and Mon teagle argued for petitioners justice and policy, while Brougham pressed for a division. The government held a small majority after divisions and committee proceedings, with discussions on double chambers and waste lands repeal clauses.
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House of Lords
Lord Broughmarl Grey
Lord Monteagle
Earl Granville
Earl Grey
Lord Brougham
Lord Stanley
Bishop of
Oxford
New South Wales
Victoria
Abinger
Lyttleton
Wodehouse
Earl of Saint German
Lord Lyttleton
Legislative Councils
Family Loan Colonization Society meeting in Islington
A June meeting at Charlton Crescent Islington under Mrs Chisholm formed the Family Loan Colonization Society to aid emigration of industrious groups to New South Wales Port Phillip and South Australia with loans repaid after two years and group responsibility.
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Charlton Crescent
Islington
Mra Chisholm
New South Wales
Port Phillip
South Australia
Sidney Herbert
Keating
Chisholm
Ridgway
Graham
Family Colonization Loan Society
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Episcopal Church
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Eaeetsing
Coate
Mra Chishalo
Paleo
Gram
Fea
Rom
Tome
Aistars
Extyland
Keatinge
Me Sidney
Mle
Central Road Board
Parsnxt
Bawnsley
Giler
Davenport
Hewitt
Strimenaton Ferry
Rawnsley
Gite
Wellington
Hawnsley
Carter
A. HL
Giles
Anstey
Davenport Awd
Rawneley
Central Board
Colonial Secretary
Jelt
Jornsorn
Will
Jonn
Port Misery
Sand Hille
Wenteell
Patie Sober
Harrie
Iyatl
Wentzell
Davenpan
M*laren
Scurt
Barrow
Mr Hill
Harris
Mir Hagras
Sargaroo Island
Htom
Clark
Hinckley
Family Loan Colonization Society
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