The "Great Eastern" in the Late Storm
The Times correspondent on board the Great Eastern thus reports the effect of the gale:— Captain Harrison and the whole crew were at their posts, ready to run the ship out, if…
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Floods & storms, 1860
10 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers
Violent Thunderstorm in Sydney
The violent thunderstorm of yesterday and the heavyrains of that and the preceding day have occasioned very considerable damage throughout the city. The rains displayed their violence…
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On Thursday morning it commenced raining slightly, and towards night it came down in perfect torrents, and continued so all night, will a strong S.E. wind…
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Since sending my report, of the disastrous flood which occurred there last week, the rapid subaiding of the water, together with fine weather has enabled me to explore the country around…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Goulburn, the Floods at Braidwood. From the S. M. Herald
PROMPT MEASURES OF THE GOVERNMENT DESTANT RELIEF AFFORDED.—The Forste Ministry deserve well of their country. The prompt and energetic manner in which the…
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The following letter has been handed to us for publication :— Dear Sir,—We received a letter from you yesterday, and feel obliged to you for your kind…
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The R.v Mr. Alams (Presbyterian Clerfytan) presehed an impressive sermon at Blanney, in Sabbath morning last on behalf of the afferers by the l;ate floods at the conclusion of…
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A most violent harrieance raged in the metropolis and the surrounding districts on the 28th February. The damage done on land and water was immense…
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yesterday morning, at ten minuted past 8 o'clock, as Pilots Fullerton aud Shank were on the look-out at the South Head Signal Station, they observed…
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The Quarter (Sessions passed over extremely quiet. Messrs. F. Gakes and G. Langley have disposed of the only business since, being that of Chinaman for having stolen goods in his…
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