Mansion House. a Mining Adventurer
A man with a sallow complexion, and a sorrowful aspect, which seemed to have belonged to him for no great length of time, came before the Lord Mayor to beg his…
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5 stories in Sydney's papers
Important Discovery of Coal
The subjoined valuable [?] of information we received yesterday form a kind and constant Correspondent. "A discovery, which it is expected will turn out to be a valuable one, has been recently made by the Revere Mr…
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A man with a sallow complexion and a sorrowful aspect, which seemed to have belonged to him for no great length of time, came before the Lord Mayor to beg his Lordship's aid in procuring redress from the Directors of the Real del…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Amusing Enough. [?] Well—[?] Mine and Another
Mr. CHILLY opened the pleading. This was an [?] of libel, to which the defend[?] had [?] Not Guilty. Mr. Sergeant VAUGHAN stated the [?] to the Art Vegetables enable of Sensation?—That no [?] is really [?] of session or [?] motion is certain, [?] the sensitive plant [?] when [?] and many [?] cases [?] which appear to prove…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Process of Obtaining Gold Dust in Columbia. (From the Appendix to the Columbian Company's Report.)
The work consists of a shed, under the cover of which a dozen of labourers can work. In the middle, a circular hole is opened, about six feet deep and ten feet in…
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