The Fire at Wall's
An inquest was held on Saturday last at the residence of Mr. Albert Inall, Richmond Bottoms, before Mr. J. B. Johnston, Coroner for the District, and a jury of…
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Fires & bushfires, 1893
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Fire at Richmond
The billiard-room recently occupied by Mr. O'Hara in West-Market-street, was burned to tbe ground on Friday morning 17th inst., about two o'clock. But for the…
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An inquest w[?]d on Monday last before Mr. J. B. Johnson, J.P., Coroner for the district, regarding the origin of tbe fire, which, on the 17th March, destroyed the billiard-room of Henry…
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Most of the Jurymen at the fire inquest at Richmond on Monday were famished before it closed. The majority were under the impression that an adjournment would be made for lunch, but the…
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A special meeting of the above Brigade took place on Friday evening last at the residence of Mr. W. Gosper, the Superintendent. There were 14 or 15 members…
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A meeting of the above was to have been held at the residence of the Superintendent (Mr. W. Gosper), on Wednesday evening last, when it was expected that a communication from…
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A meeting of the above Brigade took place on Tuesday evening last at the School of Arts, the Mayor (Mr. P. H Ridge), occupying the chair. There were about 15…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Round the Camp Fire. "A Regular Outlaw."
'Twas merry mid the backwoods, when we spied the station roofs To wheel the wild scrub cattle at the yard. With a running fire of stockwhips ond a fiery run…
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To the Editor. Sir,—As you took notice of my misfortune by fire on the Bullridge in a way which may have given a wrong impression to your readers, perhaps you would be good enough…
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