Arrivals and Departures of English Mail Steamer, Via Suez, 187
ARRIVAL AT SYDNEY. January.. 17 February.. 14 March.. 14…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1873
35 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 2 of 2
Wreck of the City of Washington. London, July 7
The steamer City of Washington (Inman's line), Captain Lochead, has been wrecked on her voyage between Liverpool and New York. All hands were saved…
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The steamer Washington was wrecked within ten miles of the seene of the Atlantic disaster, near Prospect…
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The certificate of the captain of the steamer Washington, wrecked near Prospect, has been suspended for twelve months…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wreck of the Steamer Rangitoto. (From the Empire.) [Per Anglo-australian Telegram Company.]
McMeckan, Blackwood, and Co.'s fine steamer Rangitoto was totally wrecked on July 30, on Jackson's Point, at the entrance to Queen Charlotte's Sound, Cook's Straits. The steamer was wrecked in…
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The Dunmail was wrecked shortly after leaving Liverpool for Melbourne. The passengers and crew were saved…
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A Spanish war vessel has seized a steamer bearing the British flag, and which was about to land arms for the Carlists…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Darling River Navigation. Arrival of the Excelsior Steamer at Walgett. (From our own Correspondent.)
Walgett—the terra incognita of New South Wales Bishops, Ministers (both lay and clerical), clergymen (high and low), sheep inspectors, postal inspectors, and police inspectors, cads, carriers, and…
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The R. J. Robertson, from Foo Chow to Adelaide, with a cargo of teas, has been wrecked…
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The following particulars of this sad occurrence have been kindly furnished to the S.M. Herald by Captain Neil Brodie, late master of the ill-fated vessel, who with the remnant of his crew arrived in…
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The Spanish steamship Murillo, which is supposed to be the vessel that ran into and sank the Northfleet, has been seized at Dover, and is being taken to London in custody of the Admiralty…
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Fredericksburg, August 8.—The steamer Wawaset, running on the Potomac River, between Washington and Curryman, took fire about noon to-day, at Chatalon Landing, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Pacific Mail Steamer Macgregor. (From the Melbourne Argus, December 8.)
The Macgregor, the new steamship which is to take the first mails from Sydney to San Francisco under the new contract, arrived in Hobson's Bay on Saturday, and was at once taken alongside the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Arrival of the Mail Steamer "Nubia." (From the Evening News' Melbourne Correspondent.) [By Electric Telegraph.] Saturday, 2 p.m
The P. and O. Co.'s Royal Mail Steamship Nubia, arrived at Queenscliff at 8.30 this morning, with the European and Indian mails. The correspondence and letters from England via…
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The Suez mail steamer Nubia reached Sydney on Tuesday, and the mails for Maitland were delivered yesterday morning, We take the following extracts from the Home News and the European Mail of the…
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