The Northern Gold Fields. the Rocky River
THE present weather is so indescribable that I can scarcely describe it. Cold, wintry, drizzly, blus[?]ery, cloudy, and almost sunless; but there is one thing I can verify…
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Mining & the mines, 1860
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The Northern Gold Fields. the Rocey River
I HAVE just come to the conclusion that the rain-spitting weather of last ast wcek dompletely exhausted the clouds of their superabundant moisture, as now we are favoured…
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THE weather continues as pleasant by day as at the date of my last, though the evenings are still chilly. In mining matters, I may mention that…
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DURING the past week- we have had warm days and cold days, Wet days and indescribable days,- with abundance of moonshine and an occasional dash of biting,- cold,- hoar…
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LORD Chatham said that When a man had nothing to say, he had better say nothing." Thinking to act upon some such principle, I made up my mind not to…
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ABOUT ten days ago a rush on a small scale set in at the top of Tipperary Gully, which I scarcely thought worthy of chronicling in my last, as the majority of those who…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. a Cure for the Snowy River Gold Fever. To the Editors of the 'Armidale Express.'
GENTLEMAN—Knowing that you are always ready to insert anything in your valuable columns which would benefit the working man, I write this as a sort of cure…
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ON this day week, as if to redeem the promise of the previous evening, the rain came down in good earnest, causing those miners who, during the long interval of dry…
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The late rains have enabled the proprietors of the large mounds to wash all their headings, and [?]am led to understand that some of them are highly pleased with the…
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THE weather, which for weeks past had been blustering and rainy, has now assumed a more seasonable tone. The days, though not very warm, are sunny and…
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THE following extract is from the Rev. W. B. Clarke's recently published work- 4. The Northern District may be considered as embracing, 1st, the Gold Fields…
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NOT having visited the Kentucky Creek for some time past, I was muck surprised, while strolling there a few days ago, to observe the large quantity of work done there…
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THE weather during last week was wet and windy, but now we have got an agreeable change to fine days and warm nights…
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DURING the first part of last week the weather was pleasant and warm, but on Friday evening the clouds began to gather, the moon showed dimly, the atmosphere felt humid,…
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ON the evening of Friday last, the 9th current, a large public meeting was held in the Sehool-room, to express an opinion on the Land Bill and the late Ministerial crisis…
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THE weather is just what it ought to be at this season of the year, being neither scorching hot nor biting cold, continued wet nor lasting drought, but is made up of…
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The weather is how all warmth and sunshine by day. The nights are cool, and so bright as to enable the industrious portion of our population to devote a few hours of…
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SIR David Brewster is reported to have said in April last that there were fifteen miles of snow between the earth and the sun in the northern country, and until they were…
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Continually running after the Government to ask for more local expenditure. As to taxation, it should be revised; he would never support a proposal exempting the…
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THE weather during the last week has been very pleasant with occasional showers of rain, which have done the crops an immensity of good. A few more would ensure us…
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