Destructive Fire in Yass
ON Sunday night, or rather early yesterday morning, a destructive fire took place in Yass, when the two-storey stone building occupied by Mr. Goorge Hill, boot and shoemaker, was…
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Fires & bushfires, 1877
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Destructive Fire in Yass
On Sunday night, or rather early on Monday morning, a destructive fire took place in Yass, when the two storey stone building occupied by Mr. George Hill, boot and shoo…
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ON Thursday last the district coroner, Dr. Blake, held an inquisition at the Yass Hotel (Mr. Mote's) for the purpose of ascertaining how and by what cause the premises lately in the…
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Monday.—A diesstrook fire occurred at Echuca at a quarter past two this morning. The front shops of Harmer's temperance boarding-house took…
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THE first half-yearly meeting of the members of the above brigade wee held in the council chambers on Wednesday evening. The attendance was tolerable, but some of the members who would have attended…
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It is said that a singular phenomenon can now be seen in Clarion county Pa., on a small stream known as the Catfish Run. For a long time the…
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THE adjourned half-yearly meeting of the Goulburn fire-brigade was held at the council chamber on Thursday evening immediately after the conclusion of the council business. The superintendent occupied…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →[?]E Down's Report on Fires
THE [?] of the talk is [?] the [?] out of a the [?] the [?] of a [?] slow in [?] and the [?] of that…
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YOUNG, Tuesday morning. At a late hour last night a fire took place in the buggy factory and blacksmith's shop of Mr. Lancashire, Lynch-street. It…
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At about 11 o'dock on Monday evening the inhabitants of this town were aroused by an alarm of fire, and there was a general rush to the locality. It appears that some of the workmen…
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MANY of our readers will doubtless recollect the disastrous fire which occurred here in April, at which time many of the principal business establishments in town were destroyed. Nothing daunted however…
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A Most disastrous fire occurred at Messrs. Roscoe and Lord's Stonehill, Colliery, Worsley Road, Farnmouth, near Boston, on Jan. 23, by which seventeen lives were…
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ABOUT four o'clock on Monday morning a fire broke out in Messrs. J. G. Hanks and Co.'s grocery establishment, 520, George-street, opposite the central police-station, which resulted in the total destruction…
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A CONCERT in aid of the Fire Brigade funds was given in the hall of the mechanics' institute on Saturday evening. The concert was got up by the members of the Half-Holiday Association and was…
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ON the morning of April 29 one of the most disastrous fires that ever took place in Montreal broke out in a building situated at St. Urbain-street and occupied by the Oil…
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46. No person shall make or knowingly permit to be made, any fires in the open air, except in properly constructed fireplaces or furnaces, under a penalty not exceeding five pounds…
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1. The brigade shall consist of a superintendent, two captains, four engineers, and sixteen firemen, hon. secretary, and hon. surgeons; and of honorary members who subscribe at least one guinea annually…
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HELD their [?] half-yearly meeting on Wednesday evening last in the municipal council chamber. The chair was occupied; by the [?] Mr. William Davins, and [?] was a fair attendances of…
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NEW BRUNSWICK, June, 21.--The greater part of this town has been destroyed by conflagration, which broke out at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, at York Point. The…
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On Saturday evening shortly after night o'clock the citizens were alarmed by hearing the sound of the fire-bull. On making inquiry it was found that a stack of hay the property of Mr. S…
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