Local Court Kadina March 5 Hearing Proceedings
In Kadina on March 5 before Mr J B Shepherdson eight men heard three small claims. Hearth and Kanelly sought £3 19s 9d for board and porta homes with defendant absent. plaintiff ran a Kadina shop while defendant a Wallaroo Mines carpenter earning about £7 monthly with seven children, two earning. request for £1 monthly granted. Wood and Rat claimed £5 18s 6d. case adjourned to 19th for insolvency deed. Chambers and Mercher. Chambers a legally qualified doctor. Mercher a shoewaker with wife and two or three children. neither party present. offer to pay instalments considered. debt six months. instalments four monthly.
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Kadina
J. B. Shepherdson
Kanelly
Wallaroo
Chambers Vy. Mercher
Henry Chambers
Port Adelaide
Ritualtism in the Anglican Church debated in Wallaroo letter
A reader letter from Wallaroo dated May 6 defends Anglican doctrine against alleged Romanist infl uences cited in a Dingesan Synol report. The writer argues ministers exercise absolution, denies remitting sin as a delegated power, and criticizes public attacks on church orders while urging unity among Protestants to avoid sectarian strife.
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Wallargo Times
Sre
Dingesan Synol
Cannon Farr
Dove
Hunt
Jon Leslie Smith
Wallaroo
Ibbeteen
Smith
Priest and confessor rights debated in Anglican discourse
A historical critique discusses priestly ordination powers and the remit of sins, noting the Saviour's words on forgiveness. It mentions Mr Dove and others in relation to auricular confession and the church's stance, presenting the setter's authority before readers to judge the claims.
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Smith
Mr Dove
Mr Webb
Dove
False Enthusiasm and the Tangle of Entoosymoosy
The article examines Henry Kirke White and the broader idea of secondhand or manufactured feeling called entoosymoosy. It traces White’s life from law clerk to evangelist, notes social pressures to conform, and discusses how people imitate sentiments in art and religion, with caution about hollow enthusiasm and its social safety.
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Lord Byron
Braham
Henry Kirke White
Nottingham
St. John's College
Cambridge
White
Mesara Enfield & Co
Church of England
Henry Kirk White
Kirk White
Wigan
Chaucer
Bush Romance and Reality at Mesure Station
The Araral Advertiser recounts a notable bush death with unlikely appearances near Streatham on a Mesure hirnside station. The overseer mentions a shepherd named Simpson involved in the incident.
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Araral
Streatham
Simpson
Cure for Snake Bites Says Indian Remedy From 1865
A London correspondent reports on an 1865 Bombay printed label for Liquor Ammonie Fortio as a snake bite remedy kept at police stations. It prescribes internal dosing by age and claims quick action and even efficacy against hydrophobia, suggesting potential benefits if used in other regions.
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Bombay
Presidency
Thie Moana
London
Wallaroo and Son Advertise Iron Work in District
A damaged ad from Adolai area announces Wallaroo and Son offering iron work and pounders services for residents in Sorte Pein and surrounding district. The message seeks local inquiries and emphasizes readiness to take on all iron related tasks.
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eRe & Son Ah
Adolai
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London Review
Pest
Biespaon
Aepinall
Aspinall
Government
Elemist
Wallaroou
Ron
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