The Storyteller. Storm-tossed. Chapter Xxxv. a Cruel Blow
"Well," said I, "I am wicked to fear anything at all; yet if I could but got a surgeon to come and sot your leg, and tell me that it will be…
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Floods & storms, 1899
241 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 8 of 13
The Storyteller Storm-tossed. Chapter Xxxvi We Sight a Sail
That my husband was lying, with a broken limb, as helpless und useless to our chances of preserving our lives as the mattress that supported him I…
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"Is there no magic in the memory of father's hearty old presence to quicken the true seaman's heart that beats in you?"…
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What had become of those dreams of glorious freedom, the speeding fabrics leaning in towering and gleaming heights of white…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Municipal Council. a Storm Brewing. Into Committee of the Whole. Closing Up the Reporters. Wednesday, June 21, 1899
OWING to the referendum vote being taken last Tuesday, the regular fortnightly meeting of Molong Municipal Council was put off until the evening of the above date. At 7.40 p.m., there…
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Floods are reported from Victoria…
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But I did not dare let go the wheel again to get the telescope, neither had I the heart to bring Spence on deck; I therefore stood staring…
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The alarm expressed in their faces, was greatly heightened, and in the case of Dan Cock and Antony Moore, the apprentice, raised into something…
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I scrutinised the faces of the others while the carpenter told this story for when I had heard that Heron was drowned, there rushed upon me the…
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"They were both as one in their wish that we should sink or blow up with the Aurora. A man is not the less your murderer because the pistol…
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I hope we shall be more comfortable than we were in the Aurora," said I, speaking as kindly as I could. You'll not be short handed here at all events…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gold Dredges and Floods
Since gold dredging has attracted so much attention in this district those who remember, heavy floods on local rivers have been…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Storms in England. the Lancers Washed Out. London
Tho detachment of Now South Wales Lancers at Adershot wore flooded from their touts at Adershot by heavy rain to-day. The deluge was so great that they retreated…
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That was enough for me, and I instantly bustled about to set his breakfast by his side, the steward— probably guessing this was a duty I…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hospital Squabble. a Storm in a Teapot. the Special Committee
The adjourned meeting of the sub-committee appointed to deal with certain more or less vague charges brought against the management of the Orange Hospital by one…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →No Respecter of Persons. a Thunderstorm's Vagaries. London, Thursday afternoon
A thunderstorm flooded the tents occupied by the New South Wales Lancers at Aldershot. The men retreated to the barracks…
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"Ay, Jess, straight as the wind'll let me. Sunderland is our destination. The old hooker was bound to that port when we found her, and the consignees…
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I Was now resolved to take some rest, and entered the cabin, feeling that two or three hours' sleep, coming on top of this happy change in our…
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Well, as you may imagine, it made mo very light-hearted to sec Richard on deck, breathing the pure air, and capable of taking sights and…
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"Ay, it's God's truth," cried Quill, turning suddenly, and speaking with great energy; "it was the mate's drivin' and crying out that brought…
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