Storms
The violence the gales, which succeed on another almost without interruption, the immense amount of havoe wrought by the tide of last Sunday morning on the…
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19 stories in Illawarra's papers
The Oneida in a Cyclone
THE Oneida, which has arrived in Hobson's Bay from London, is the same vessel which voyaged to Melbourne and Sydney as a screw steamer some years ago. Lately,…
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THE brig Emily arrived at Melbourne on the 12th instant from Algoa Bay, via the Mauritius, and Captain M. Eachern gives the Age the following account of how he…
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Alarming news reaches us of the floods at Pesth. The Danube, which is as broad there as the Mississippi, has risen twenty. four feet above its normal height. Buda is…
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Alarming news comes from Pesth. The Danube, which is as broad there as the Mississippi, has risen twenty-four feet above its normal height. Buda is…
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Chicago, March 28.—The greatest snow-fell of the season overtook this region last night and to-day, and now the snow probably has eighteen inches deep on a level…
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London March 25,—The Daily Telegraph's Paris special reports that the dykes protecting Herzozenbusch in Holland have been swept away by the floods, Railway…
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THE weather on the 12th March was very tempestuous all over England. In London about 1 p.m., a snowstorm of unusual severity commenced and lasted about two…
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Half the rivers of Europe are overflowing their banks, and the inundations are assuming more alarming proportions. In this city, the rapid rising of the seine is causing…
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Towards the end of the month of March, the weather was very tempestuous all over England. In London on March 12 at, mid-day, a snow storm of unusual severity…
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From the 'Clarence and Richmond Examiner' of the 22nd July we take the following:— The rainfall recorded as having fallen at Grafton from Saturday at 9 a.m. to Sunday at 9 a.m. was…
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ON the 15th instant there was a heavy south-east gale, with rain. Early on Sunday morning the river rose rapidly. A large quantity of flour, wheat, and other…
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On the 15th instant there was a heavy south-east gale, with rain. Early on Sunday morning the river rose rapidly. A large quantity of flour, wheat, and other…
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The gale which set in on Sunday night, and which continued with unabated fury during the whole of Monday, has proved very destructive to property. It camp up so unexpectedly, and so…
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As was anticipated, the gale which set in on Sunday night, and which continued with unabated fury during the whole of yesterday, has proved very destructive to…
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WRITING from Emu Creek, a correspondent of the Toowoomba Chronicle says:—The crops her have suffered very much from the unusually heavy hail storms of the 23rd…
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A telegram from Philadelphia in the Times, dated September 20, speaks of an equinoctial storm of great severity which occurred of the 17th September along the…
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FROM the Herald of the 11th instant we take the following amount of a frightful thunderstorm which passed over Dalby:—The general expectation that the intense…
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