Drowned in a Flood
THE Herald's Mudgee correspondent records loss of life from the flooding of Cunninghamo Creek, on Friday, 12th instant :—At the time the torrent came…
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18 stories in Illawarra's papers
The Cyclone at Maitland
THE Mailland Mercury of Saturday says:— The towns of West and East Maitland and Morpeth, as we reported, came in for a heavy dose of injury, but we learn since…
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THE Southern Argus States that one of the most destructive storms of rain and hail that has been witnessed in Yass for years took place on Sunday last. Before…
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BETWEEN I and 3 o'clock on Sunday, a thunderstorm more terrific than has been witnessed for a very long time, passed over the town. While it lasted, the rain came down heavier…
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A CORRESPONDENT of the Inter Ocean, writing from Iowa, describe a terrible seene caused by a menageric being attacked by a heavy thunderstorm in the…
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THE Inverell Courier of January 1 gives the following additional particulars respecting the great flood that occurred at that township on the 21st ultimo. It…
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THE papers to hand by the mail are filled with particulars of the disastrous results of a great storm which raged throughout England on Dec. 8th. Numbers of lives…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Story of the Deluge in Ninevite Clay
Groat interest was excited beyond religious circles by the announcement that an account of the great Deluge had been discovered in cuneiform characters on Ninevite tables in the British…
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On Monday night, about midnight, the rain [?] somewhat abated in the earlier part of the [?]g, it again came down in torrents heavier [?] before, and so continued throughout the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late Floods. LIVERPOOL. Wednesday night
We have had the highest flood here that, as far as I have been able to ascertain, has ever been known in the district. On Monday night it was raining heavily, and on Tuesday morning the…
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The district has again been visited by a most destructive flood, the highest ever known, exceedingy by six feet that commonly called "The Great Flood of 1860." Las week we had…
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We have again to chronicle a flood in our district, with all its attendant devastation, but happily, up to the present time—notwithstanding the fact of many providential escapes—without…
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THE Herald's Windsor Correspondent says:—The water has now so far subsided that the river is again within ten feet of its usual level. The appearance of the…
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THE New York Tribune of the 27th ultimo gives the following account of the great snow storm that took place on the previous day:—"One of the most severe…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Chaidean History of the Deluge
A great discovery has been mads of much interest to students of history and of the Seriptures. A detailed account was submitted on the evening of Tuesday, December 3rd, to the…
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THE intensity and horrors of the great storm which desolated Minnesota and other western stated in January lost, have been outdone by a snow hurricane which…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Select Poetry. a Waif of the Flood
Upon the river bank we stood. And a mournful group were we. For the river god was in angry mood, As river gods will be…
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During excavations on the site of the old palace of Nineveh, some, fifteen years ago the debris of the royal library was unearthed, and a number of inscribed tablets discovered in almost…
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