Fire at Hill End
Fire end was [?] night again the [?] of a [?] At [?] 12 oâclock and [?] of was given in [?]…
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Fires & bushfires, 1874
6 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers
The “Fire-proof” Pantechnicon Burnt
ONE of the most disastrous fires of our time broke out the other evening, nobody knows how, in the most fashionable part of London, at the Pantechnicon, a large warehouse in…
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There has been another great fire at Chicago, which has destroyed sixty acres of buildings, and rendered several hundreds of families homeless. Four firemen…
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Well you seem to have discharged the âWhole Duty of Manâ according to John Murray remarks a St Petersberg friend to whom I have been retailing my…
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THIS MORNING, shortly before one oâclock, the inhabitants of Newtown, reading in the vicinity of the railway bridge, were aroused from their slumbers by the alarm of fine, and…
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WITHOUT doubt the most alarming and disastrous conflagration that was ever witnessed here, and probably in any other town in this colony, occurred on Wednesday last…
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