New Cornwall Mine to Run Through July Under £1000 Cap
Adelaide reports at 7 p.m. shareholders decide to continue operations until July with cost not to exceed £1000. Northern Territory letters show mixed sentiment. Criminal sittings discharge three, acquit five, convict seven. E Jones wins Ballarat West by 500 over Vale amid egging incident. Wallaces and Harvey arrive regarding Port Augusta rail project. Newcastle schooners Jesse, Nancy, and Oriie wrecked with casualties.
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Adelaide
Ritashom Debate Highlights Anglican Crises in Adelaide
A fall meeting condemns the Synod as unable to fix ritualist issues and urges laity to act to save the Church of England in the colony. It also questions the Bishop of Adelaide's reception of a memorial against Ritualism, aiming to bolster the laity’s confidence in church governance. Meanwhile a marine surveyor and diver arrived at Port Wallaroo to inspect the barque Charlotte, which grounded on Tipara Reef, with crowds watching the submarine descent. The vessel’s recent rough course and pilot credentials are noted, and a bones discovery at Dead Man’s Pass near Gawler prompts reflection on early colonial hardships.
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Goat guardianship urged as landowners threaten impounding
A letter to the editor notes heavy damage to goats on Mr Dunes and the ay Company land and reports owners will impound and destroy all goats found there. The writer proposes a penny per head weekly fee to a keeper to prevent loss and urges proprietors to adopt the plan.
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Ay Company
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Don Ferdinand Refuses Spanish Crown in Historic Move
Don Ferdinand of Portugal declines Spain’s crown while Reverdy Johnson resigns as ambassador to London. News items note Prince Arthur’s Dublin visit, Suez Canal opening plans, Australian meat sales, and a British telegraph company formation funding. The period reports stock and commodity shifts and political debates across Britain and its empire.
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Taylor
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Sicily
Malta
Tudin
Warwickshire
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Liverpool
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Cape
Admiralty
Jenormans
London Mail Signal Reports Wheat Arrivals and Convict News
London reports midday signals on Monday about Australian wheat imports priced at 50a. It notes arrivals from South Australia Vietnam and Georgia plus mentions Fenian convicts and related security concerns.
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Register
London
Mail Way
South Australia
Duke of Edinburgh to visit India in December
The Duke of Edinburgh will travel to India mid December for about three months, attending a durbar in Agra and visiting Cashmere. A durbar was held and Lord Mayo welcomed the Ameer in the Queen's name, expressing hope for years of mutual confidence. The Ameer presented his own sword to Lord Mayo.
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European attacked and gospel persecution in Shanghai
Six Europeans were attacked in Shanghai with several severely injured. Some attackers were captured as authorities report ongoing anti Christian persecution. At a Easter Banquet, Sir John Lawrence commented on India policy and expressed willingness to resign as viceroy due to difficulties in ruling the colony.
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