Dr. Gold Win Smith on the Case of the Alabama
DR. GOLDWIN Smith has addressed the following letter to the Daily News:—It was published in that journal, on April 18th. Sir,—The case is this. The Federals…
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Coal and Collieries of New South Wales
One of the most noteworthy events of the past month, and which has important reference to the rapid development of one of the richest natural treasures with which this colony is endowed, was the formal opening of the…
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The receipt of gold by secort, during the last month, and since the departure of the last mail, shows an increase as compared with the quantity rcceived during the preceding month; but this may be accounted for in…
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GOLD AT FROME'S CREEK.—Payable gold has lately been discovered in this creek, a short distances from Green Swamp, Guntawang Road, Mr. T. Wood has, we are…
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THE BRAIDWOOD GOLD FIELDS.—The manner in which the amount of gold obtained upon the different gold fields of this district keeps up week after week is a matter of astonishment to…
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NEW GOLD DISCOVERY.—It will be remembered that some months ago we reported that a large parcel of gold was exhibited at this office, and that our informant refused to state anything further…
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THE quantity of gold-dust delivered by the Escorts from our several gold-fields during the month of June, amounted to 32,644 ounces. In the corresponding month of the year 1862,…
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THE establishment of local courts and courts of appeal upon the gold-fields was loudly trumpeted for h by the Ministry, as the sovereign remedy for the numerous ev is under which it was admitted…
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THIS volume consists of a series of letters which, during a large portion of last year and the first few months of this, were contributed to the columns of the Daily News, They deal…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Department of Lands. Sydney, 18th February, 1863. Gold Fields
His Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to make the following further regulations under the "Gold fields Act of 1861."…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Parliamentary Paper. Additional Regulations Under the "Gold Fields Act of 1861." Department of Lands, Sydney, Slat December, 1862
Hrs Excellency the Governor, with the advice of the Executive Council, has been pleased to approve of the following additional regulations under the "Gold Fields Act of 1801":—…
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THE GOLD FIELDS.—Aralden is now the centre, of attraction amongst the different gold fields in this district, the population increasing every day, most of the population leaving Jembaicumbene for…
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SOFALA.—It is now a long time since you have had a line from me about this locality, however to make up for my long silence, I now send you a few lines as an amend, and give the following, which I…
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July 4.—Escort.—There is no controverting the fact that the Rocky River is a lasting and payable goldfield ; not a dipping that a rapid fortune can be made on, but one where any industrious man any obtain a…
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THE GULPH DIGGINGS.—The Chinese on this field appear to have been reaping a golden harvest; in one or two instances. Near Surface Hill, a second bottom of blue slate has been discovered…
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BY the arrival of the Gazelle from New Caledonia, we have papers to the 28th ultime. We take the following from Le Moniteur of that cute:— EUREKAE…
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WE are in receipt of the Moniteur of New Caledonia up to the 18th ultimo. The most important intelligence is the news that gold has been discovered by Monsicur Lozeron, at Houehiahomme —a valley about two miles from the church at Puebo, one of the…
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WE are in receipt of the Moniteur of New Caledonia up to the 28th ultimo. The most important intelligence is the news that gold has been discovered by Monsieur Lozeron, at Houchiahamme —a valley about two miles from the church at Pucbo, one of the…
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In writing from the Rocky River, our correspondent point out that this has been really one of the best paying fields in the colony; and, in proof of what he urges, says:— The following returns will…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Western Gold-fields
We learn from the Lachlen that on the South Caledomian Lead there are some very remunerative claims from Nos. 17 and l8 to 31 and 32, the last-named being one of the best. Rankin's claim (11-12-13),…
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