Arrival of the English Mail Steamer. War between Austria & Sardinia
The English mail steamer arrived at Adelaide oil Wednesday morning at half-past ten. War had been declared between…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1859
9 stories in Riverina's papers
Arrival of the English Mail Steamer
War has been declared by France and Sardinia against Austria. England remains neutral. Wool is down in price…
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WE stated last week that, from information we had received, we did not think it probable that the steamer would come up to Wagga this…
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News reached Melbourne on Monday of the wreck of this steamer on her passage from Adelaide to Port Phillip. She went ashore off Cape Northumberland,…
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The Bombay, on her passage from Suez to Aden, passed the wreck of the screw steamship Alma, 2200 tons, belonging to the Peninsular and Oriental…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Arrival of the Mail Steamer "Bombay," at Kangaroo Island. Great Battle in Italy ! the Austrians Defeated ! Resignation of Lord Derby. Lord Palmerston Prime Minister. Lord John Russell Foreign Secretary. [A portion of the following was published in an Extraordinary on Tuesday last to our town subscribers.]
The mail steamer Bombay arrived at Kangaroo Island on the evening of the 5th, bringing English papers to June 18th. Her dates are—Suez,…
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Lady Bird has arrived with 19 from the wreck. The following is a corrected list of those saved by Lady Bird:—Passengers—Rochford, Miller, H…
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The trial of this case which was heard at Moama on the 18th of August is thus reported in the Pastoral Times: William Barber, being duly sworn, stated…
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As was mentioned last week the Albury left Wagga Wagga on Thursday the 6th instant for Gundagai, the river falling rapidly at the time. After…
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