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Auspicious launch: The first issue included reference to sighting of Halley’s Comet, which returns only every 75 years. Right: The issues of 1860 and 1885
Publishing Date
27 Aug 2010 11:05am GMT
Issue/Supplement
27/08/10
Author
Chris Hinde
A special feature in this week's Mining Journal celebrates Mining Journal's 175th anniversary. The publication was established in 1835, two years before Queen Victoria came to the throne. At that time, Britain was a major metals producer and its coal mines were expanding rapidly to meet the needs of the industrial revolution.

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