Disastrous Storms in Europe
The last mail brings particulars of the great storm. The most severe gale, that has visited the British Isles for some years commenced its disastrous work on Thursday…
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Floods & storms, 1894
30 stories in Northern Rivers's papers · page 1 of 2
Our Serial. the Dis-honorable: a Mystery of the Queensland Floods. Copyright: Published by special arrangement with Hennessey's Intercolonial Press Association.) Chapter Xxii
BY the following morning it was evident that Brisbane was doomed to bear the brunt of another great flood. The rise of the waters throughout the night had been steady, if not…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Our Serial. the Dis-honorable a Mystery of the Queensland Floods. Copyright: Published by special arrangement with Henessey's Intercolonial Press Association.) Chapter Xxiii. De Ville, J. P., Reveals Himself
AFTER the escape of the cookatoo, De Ville sat down again and looked now leisurely and carefully over the contents of the pocket-book. There was a latter acknowledging the receipt…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Serial. the Dis-honorable a Mystery of the Queensland Floods. Copyright: Published by special arrangement with Honnessey's Intercolonial Press Association.) Chapier Xxiv. An Interview With the Prisoner
If this were a novel or romance, instead of a sober relation of face, the writer would doom it extravagant and unpardonable nonsense to depict a large city like Brisbane on two…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Serial. the Dis-honorable: a Mystery of the Queensland Floods. Copyright: Published by special arrangement with Hennessey's Intercolonial Press Association.) Chapter Xxv. The Defence Finally Arranged
DE VILLE met Angel with cordiality. They had not been very intimate or friendly previously, but it suited Be Ville's purpose. They conferred long and seriously over the 'position…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Northern Star. Wednesday Morning, 31St January, 1894. The Richmond River Flood Escape Proposals
THE Estimates for 1894 have been prepared and laid upon the table of the…
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FOLLOWING the fresh in the river a fortnight ago, we have again had the river up a banker. Heavy rain commenced to fall on Sunday last and continued up to Tuesday, the result being…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Serial. the Dis-honorable a Mystery of the Queensland Floods. Copyright: Published by special arrangement with Honnessey's Intercolonial Press Association.) Chapter Xxvi. The Trial Commences
THERE was an unusual stir in the pree[?] of the Supreme court on Tuesday the 14th day of March. The trial of the supposed murderer of the late Hon. Costant M'Watt, was about…
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ON SATURDAY last, at the conclusion of the Farmers' Electoral Union meeting, a public meeting was held at the Bridge-street Hall, Coraki, to urge on the Government the…
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"J.O.B." in the Sydney Mail appears to be dubious whether a palapble heax is realy one or not. He writes: "An elaborate and ingenious plan for regulating the destructiveness of floods and turning…
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AN indiguation meeting of the farmers of Bungawalbyn and Swan Bay was held at the latter place on the 1st instant. Mr. H. Williams, J.P., was voted to the chair…
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AN indignation meeting of the farmers of Bungawalbin and Swan Bay wan held at the latter place on the 1st instant, Mr. H. Williams being voted to the chair…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Our Serial. the Dis-honorable a Mystery of the Queensland Floods. Copyright Published by special arrangement with [?] Intercolonial Press Association.) Chapter Xxvi.—continued
JOE stepped into the win[?] box, and looked across at Jackson with a shame-faced expression. He could not get over having turned Queen's evidence, although he had been told…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Evans River Flood Escape Drain. Tenders to be Called
IN reply to the resolution forwarded from the recent public meeting at Coraki, the Secretary has received the following telegram from Mr. J. Perry…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Our Serial. the Dis-honorable: a Mystery of the Queensland Floods. Copyright: Published by special arrangement with Hannessary's Intercolonial Press Association.) Chapter Xxvii.—continued
By CABBY GROVE, Author of "The Experience of a New Cham ar," "One Teach of Nature," &c, in Melbourne Argus. IT had been cawed by his having accidentally dropped the pocket-book into the water when he first discovered the body of deceased. He called upon stunner and gave him £50 to buy…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Serial. the Dis-honorable: a Mystery of the Queensland Floods. Copyright: Published by special arrangement with [?]nessey's Intercolonial Press Association.) Chapter Xxix. The Defence: A Thrilling Appeal
IT was the turn of the counsel for the defence now to ask for an adjournment; but the judge was inexorable. He would sit until the case finished…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Serial. the Dis-honorable: a Mystery of the Queensland Floods. Copyright: Published special arrangement with Hennessey's Intercolonial Press Association.) Chapter Xxxix.—continued
"That afternoon in the face of day, and before the eyes of hundreds, a boat swept down the flooded river with two men in it, in all Unman probability on their lait pathway to eternity…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Our Serial. the Dis-honorable: a Mystery of the Queensland Floods. Copyright: Published by special arrangements with Hennessey's Intercolonial Press Association.) Chapter Xxxi. Edna's Perplexity: the Dream Song
PROBATE of M'Watt's will had been obtained, and the two executors were together in the Ville's office. They were not very cordial, but things had been patched up between them,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Terrible Floods in the Kimberley District
TERRIBLE floods occurred last week in the Kimberley district involving heavy loss of life and destruction of stations, consequent on the severe loss of stock…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Disastrous Floods on Southern Rivers. Macleay, Hastings, and Hunter in Flood. Great Destruction of Crops
A TELEGRAM from Kempsey dated Wednesday says: The heaviest rain ever recorded here fell on Monday night, and the river rose and filled all the lowlying land round the town. The water is now in…
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