Gold Escort
The armed escort, which left Goulburn on Wednesday night, took away the following quantities of the precious metal:â…
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Mining & the mines, 1858
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Gold and Its Worshippers
(From the Norfolk News.) IT is hardly credible, but veritable fact nevertheless, that ail the gold in the world could be obtained in a good-sized collar. A…
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The escort from Tumut on Monday afternoon, with the following parcels of gold:â Spencer, Brothers &Co... 80 1 0…
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THE escort returns from the Victorian gold fields have been rather discouraging lately. The amount of gold raised is still large, but it seems to show a decided and ominous…
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THINGS are looking up. From all sides the intelligence which reaches as from the various Southern old Fields is in the highest degree satisfactory. The…
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THERE is encouraging news from the new diggings at Bungonia. We do not intend to give publication to the rumours that are flying about, some of which are probably very…
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We are informed by Mr. Stain of the Macdonald River in the New England district, that a gold-field has been discovered on the Macdonald Mr. S…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Gold Fields As an Antidote to the Monetary Crisis!
WHATEVER may be the discrepancy of opinions in reference to the recently introduced thesis for the "payment of members," and that for the…
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INKERMANN.—This lead is now become a great favorite among miners and share jobbers, and may be considered as one of our best. The bottoming of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Legislative Assembly. Tuesday, June 15. the Gold Seizure
Mr. Forster moved,--1. That a select committee be appointed to enquire into and report upon the circumstances connected with the late seizure of gold-dust and sovereigns…
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IN the S. M. Herald of Tuesday, appears a variety of particulars, quoted by the San Francisco Herald, from papers from Puget Sound to the 9th April, and derived from…
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HIS Excellency the Governor-General, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to establish the following Regulations, under the provision of the Act of…
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HIS Excellency the Governer-General, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to establish the following Regulations, under the provisions of the Act of…
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THE addition of the gold field electorates to the Electoral Bill, on the motion of Mr. Parkes, is one which must meet with general approval. This gentleman merits the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The a Delong Gold Fields
THE reports we get from the Adelong Diggings, although perhaps having a little coul[?]ur de rose, are nevertheless such as to deserve considerable attention. It seems…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Gold Fields' Regulations. (Concluded from last week.)
XXXI. No person shall sink within fifty yards of any unabandoned shaft sunk on the supposed line of reef or vein, uptil it has been [?] the…
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MR. EDITOR,—High as is my opinion of Mr. Parkes's talents and my admiration of his earnestness in the cause of Liberalism, I cannot but regret that he has succeeded in engrafting upon the…
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FROM the intelligence which has hitherto been received it appears not unlikely that the Fitz Roy diggings will prove to be the best which have hitherto been discovered in New South Wales for the…
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ANOTHER new gold-field has been discovered at Cowang Range, near Muttama, Mr. Thomas Broughton's station. Claims have been taken up, and good specimens have been procured since yesterday…
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THE Uncle Tom and the Albion have arrived from Port Curtis. The first-named vessel brings 22 ounces of gold, but it was not likely that any considerable quantity would be sent when steamers were expected…
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