Destructive Fire in Glasgow
One of the most destructive fires which has ever occurred in Glasgow broke out on 12th November in a mill at Bridgeton, one of the eastern districts of the city. About…
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14 stories in Murray's papers
Teramia Fire Inqui[?]
On January 26th an inquiry [?] led to the destruction of the property [?] Tarlton Whit[?] by fire, was made [?] Brow[?], P.M., of Albury, and [?]…
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An accident of an unusual character occurred to the goods train from Melbourne to Benalla on 18th February. When within a mile of Benalla the…
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A destructive fire occurred at Wodonga on Monday evening. About half-past 8 o’clock a volume of flame was seen to arise in the Wodonga Stores, belonging to Mr. W. Hill, and in a few minutes…
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About a quarter before noon on Friday a fire broke out in the third story of a bluestone warehouse occupied by Messrs. Sander, Lazarus and Co., fancy…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Correspondence. the Late Fire at Wodonga.to the Editor of the Albury Banner
SIR,—I am surprised that the people of Wodonga should allow such a plucky and daring act as that displayed by Mr. Swann in rescuing Sir. Hill’s child from the buraing buildings, so vividly…
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A Fairmount (West Virginia) special says an incendiary fire, this morning, destroyed twenty-two buildings. The entire business block from Bridge-street to Jefferson street, on the south side…
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Gilbert Monckton had spent the day after his return to Berkshire in riding about the neighborhood, calling upon those few people with whom he kept up any acquaintance, and…
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An inquest was held on Saturday last, by Captain Brown[?]igg, District Coroner, on the late fire at the premises of Mr. Davidson, Dean-street. The following evidence was taken :—…
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An inquest respecting the burning of Messrs Cramsle, Bowden and Co.'s store, was held on the 27th June, when the following evidence was taken:— Mr. J. A. Bowring, shopman, deposed I am shopman…
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A tremendous conflagration has devasted Quebec. The occurrence is reported to have occurred on the 30th May and was occasioned by children playing with…
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On Thursday night, at about 8[?] John Smith’s drapery store in End-street [?] quin, was found to be on fire. Owing to[?] and inflammable nature of the stock [?]…
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The new and splendid building belonging to the New York Tribune newspaper is one of the largest and most substantial structures in this city. It is eleven stories high, built of…
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On Sunday morning shortly after four o’clock, a fire broke out in the drapery store of Mr. C. Bushell, Chiltern, by which the premises with the greater part of the valuable stock were…
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