Destruction by Fire of the Anchor Steam Flour Mills
The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Saturday 20 January 1866 · page 4
Another large fire occurred last night, and resulted in the total destruction of Mr. Joseph Wearn's Anchor Steam Flour Mills, in Baker-street, at the bottom of Bathurst…
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The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Saturday 31 March 1866 · page 2
A fire broke out about 2 o'clock last Sunday morning in the house of Mr Robert Kiddie, [?] in Lindsey[-street [?] and as with the exception of the flames it was [?] entirely of…
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The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Saturday 31 March 1866 · page 3
The Otago Daily Times of the 5th instant, contains an account of a terrible and destructive fire which took place in Dunedin the previous night, and which resulted in two hotels, a…
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The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Saturday 2 June 1866 · page 2
An inquest was held before the City Co[?] Robert Corbet Knaggs, Esq., and a jury [?] on Wednesday last, at the scene of the diss[?] touching the probable cause of the fir[?]…
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The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Saturday 16 June 1866 · page 4
To the many instances on record of persons lost in the wilds of Australia, and rescued by a singular providence from a death too horrible to contemplate, it falls to our…
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The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Wednesday 20 June 1866 · page 4
Between the hours of five and six o'clock on Sunday morning last, two small cottages, the residence and property of Thomas Marr, carrier, of East Maitland, were totally…
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The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Saturday 7 July 1866 · page 4
SIR-In the columns of your contemporary of Wednesday last I observed a report purporting to have been derived from authentic sources, relative to the recent meeting of the Volunteer…
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The Newcastle Chronicle and Hunter River District News · Saturday 14 July 1866 · page 3
[?] members composing the New[?]teer Fire Brigade celebrated their [?] anniversary on Wednesday evening last a procession and dinner. The time…
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The Newcastle Chronicle · Wednesday 1 August 1866 · page 3
SHORRLY after nine o'clock on the evening of Monday last, a fire broke out in one of the bedrooms of Mr. Langham's Australian Hotel, Hunter-street, which, it is extremely…
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The Newcastle Chronicle · Wednesday 5 September 1866 · page 4
Portland (Me.,) July 5th.-A fire, yesterday, originating in J. B. Brown and Son's sugar-house, on Commercial street, swept northerly that street, destroying everything…
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The Newcastle Chronicle · Wednesday 19 September 1866 · page 2
An inquiry touching the origin of the fire was held on Monday afternoon, at Mr. Langham's, Australian Hotel. The inquiry commenced at four o'clock and terminated at half-past 7 p.m…
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The Newcastle Chronicle · Wednesday 19 September 1866 · page 2
Shortly before four o'clock, on Sunday afternoon, a fire broke out in the workshop of Mr. Archibald. Hay, situated at the rear of Mr. Alcock's grocery store in Hunter-street, and…
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The Newcastle Chronicle · Saturday 22 September 1866 · page 3
In our report of the fire in Hunter-street, on Sunday last, we omitted to mention that the email engine from the Lake Macquarie Road, was on the ground within a short time of the…
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The Newcastle Chronicle · Saturday 22 September 1866 · page 3
Shortly before four o'clock, on Sunday afternoon, a fire broke out in the workshop of Mr. Archibald Hay, situated at the rear of Mr. Alcock's grocery store in Hunter-street, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Arrival of the English Mail, Via Suez. Resignation of the Derby Ministry. Two Fenian Leaders Sentenced to Death. Cholera in London Abating. Destruction by Fire of St. Patr[?]'s Cathedral, New York. Mr. Stanton's Resignation Reported. Canada Again Threatened with a Fenian Invasion. Removal of the American Foreign Minister
The Newcastle Chronicle · Saturday 15 December 1866 · page 2
[We received the following important telegram from our Sydney telegraphic correspondent last evening. The message came at too late an hour to allow of our issuing an "extra."]…
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