Disastrous Fire at Windsor
THE 'Herald,' of 24th ult., gives the following, from its own reporter:—About a quarter to 2 o'clock yesterday a most disastrous fire broke out at…
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Fires & bushfires, 1875
7 stories in New England's papers
Loss of the Emigrant Ship Cospatrick by Fire. Four Hundred and Sixty Lives Lost. Singapore, December 29
A MOST distressing calamity occurred to the emigrant ship Cospatrick, which left London on the 14th September, bound for Auckland, under the command of Captain Elmslie, and having on…
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SIR--Apropos of the recent attempt at incendiarism at Mr. Cotton's, and in view of less criminal calamities of a similar kind, it is a pertinent question whether the occasion should not be improved…
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A correspondent of the 4 'Gympie Times' of the 12th instant, writes as follows:—The Jason, as you are perhaps aware, arrived a short time back from the South…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Californian Mail. Destructive Fire in Dublin
A FIRE broke out on June 18, at midnight, in the Excise Bonded Stores, which contained 1800 puncheons of whiskey. There were several…
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AN inquest was held on Saturday, 21st inst., before the Coroner, Mr. J. M'Lean, J.P., and a Jury of five, as to the cause of a fire at Mr. Ross's, Ben Lomond Inn,…
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BE well acquainted with the best means of escape from your house, both at the top and bottom. Do not get confused. Admit no one to your house except…
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