The Coal Trade in Belgium
AN adjudication of coal required for the Belgian State railways has just taken place at Brussels. A rise has been looked for at this adjudication, but it has been…
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Mining & the mines, 1881
304 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 14 of 16
Grand Gold Discoveries at Temora Bendigo Rivalled
A TELEGRAM to the S. M. Herald from Temora, dated Wednesday, says:—" This morning another discovery was reported on the well known ground of Penman and…
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THE following interesting particulars about the "Risks and Losses of Coal Mining in England" are from a review by M. Littlewood, in the Colliery…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The History of the Coal-mining Monopoly in This Colony. (Continued from last Saturday's issue.) Mr. Wentworth's Motion in House, Sept. 6th, 1845, and Message in Reply, Sept. 12th, 1845. (Sydney Morning Herald, Sept. 6th, 1845.) Legislative Council
COAL MINES.—Mr. Wentworth in pursuance of motion moved—"That an address be presented to His Excellency the Governor, requesting that His Excellency will be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →LOCAL & GENERAL. Barrington Gold Escort
BY steamer on Saturday morning, the usual gold escort from the Barrington diggings was sent to Sydney. The escort consisted of 800ozs…
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WE have often told persons from other parts of the colony that the, Hunter River Valley must of necessity become the most active, most prosperous, and most…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Rise in the Price of Coal Decided Upon. SYDNEY, Wednesday, 4 p.m
THE meeting of the Coal Proprietors, to consider the question of the selling price of coal, concluded this afternoon. It was finally resolved to raise the selling price…
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IN the Assembly, on Tuesday, Dr. Renwick (in reply to Mr. Fletcher) said it was his intention, in a few days, to lay on the table a return containing all the…
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THE monthly meeting of the above miners was held in Stoker's Hall, on Wednesday evening last, Mr. J. Hadwell in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting were road and…
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STONE of surprising richnes has been discovered here by Messrs. Carey and party, at the one of what has been known here as Glazier's Reef. The people at Mount…
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PERHAPS no step over taken by the coal proprietors of this district has met with such universal approval as that of agreeing to raise the selling price…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The History of the Coal-mining Monopoly in This Colony. (Continued from last Saturday's issue.) Supreme Court.—banco Sittings. Tuesday, July 24, 1846. (Before their Honors, the three Judges, Sir Alfred Stephen, Chief Justice; Mr. Justice Dickinson; and Mr. Justice Henry). ATTORNEY-GENERAL v. BROWN
THIS case, the arguments upon which were commenced last term, was an information for intrusion, whereby the defendant James Brown, was charged by the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Gold has been struck on the surface, three quarters of a mile from the Native Bear Lead, and eight miles from Grenfell. The prospects are…
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The Mitchell Creek mine property at Wellington has been sold to Mr. Thomas Cornish for the sum of forty thousand pounds…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The History of the Coal-mining Monopoly in This Colony. (Continued from last Saturday's issue.) Supreme Court.—banco Sittings. Tuesday, July 24, 1846. (Before their Honors, the three Judges, Sir Alfred Stephen, Chief Justice; Mr. Justice Dickinson; and Mr. Justice Henry). ATTORNEY-GENERAL v. BROWN
Mr. LOWE followed on the same side, and contended, with reference to the variance in the metes and bounds, that as such a variance existed, it followed, as a matter of…
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LONDON, November 14.—A sulphur mine has exploded in the island of Sicily, and fifty lives were lost…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Correspondence the Milburn Creek Copper Mining Company. (To the Editor of the Herald and Advocate.)
SIR,—I have for obvious reasons deferred commenting on the portion of the Commissioner's report which reflects on me, but I deem it right now to say that,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Arrivals of Coal Laden Vessels at San Francisco. October 13
British ship City of Glasgow, Torrance, 129 days from Great Grimsby: 1654 tons coal British barque Atmo, Hunter, 68 days from Newcastle, N.S.W.: 694 tons coal…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The History of the Coal-mining Monopoly in This Colony. (Continued from last Saturday's issue.) Supreme Court.—banco Sittings. November 15Th, 1846. (Before their Honors. the three Judges, Sir Alfred Stephen, C.J., Mr. Justice Dickenson, and Mr. Justice Therry. TULIP v. KING
MR. MICHIE inquired when it was probable judgment would be formally delivered in this case, remarking that although the decision of the Court had…
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IN the Assembly on Friday last, Mr. FLETCHER asked the Minister for Mines Is it true that individuals are holding large areas of land with the right to mine for coal…
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