Destructive Fire at Brenham Park
The ancient and beautiful mansion called Bramham Park house, near Tadcaster, the seat of George Lane Fox, Esq. was destroyed by fire on Tuesday week. How the fire…
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10 stories in Sydney's papers
Noctes Ambrozianos. Scene—The third story room of an Office in the principal street of Boston; an elegant writing table in the centre, snug fire, book cases disposed in different parts of the room, a composing chair on one side of the table. Bellropependant from the centre of room; files of "the Official," the Admonisher, and the Currency Lad scattered, here and there. Bottles, glasses, cigars, on chimney-piece. (Sanctus solus)
(Takes a pin ch of snuff, gracefully throwing the superfluity from his fingers; then commences a soliloquy). "Stimulant to the drowzy senses, which ever way one uses this social weed; it…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Noctes Ambroxiane Scene—The third story room of an Office in the principal street of Boston; and elegant writing table in the centre, snuge fire, book cases disposed in different parts of the room, a composing chair on one side of the table. Bellrope pendant from the centre of room; files of "the Official," the Admonisher, and the Curreney Lad scattered, here and there. Bottles, glasseds, cigars, on chimnery-piece. (Sanctus solus)
(Takes a pinch of snuff, gracefully throwing the superfluity from his fingers; then commences a soliloquy). "Stimulant to the drowzy senses, which ever way one uses this social weed; it…
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GEORGE TOWN, DEC. 31.—We have the painful task of recording to-day the most destructive fire which ever took place in this Colony. It broke out on Monday night last, about half past eight o'clock,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →English Miscellanies. Fire at York Minster. [Letter to the Editor of the Yorkshire Gazette.]
FEB. 2,—I sit down with feelings which you may imagine, but which mock description, to give you the earliest intimation of a calamity the most awful and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →English Miscellanies. Fire at York Minster. [Letter to the Editor of the Yorkshire Gazette.]
F[?]. 2,—I sit down with feelings which you may imagins, but which mook description, to give you the earliest intimation of a calamity the most awful and…
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At half-past 10 o'clock on Monday night (March 2), a fire broke out in the printing-office of Mr. Clowes at Char[?]g-cross. The flames were first discoverd in an apper room containing types, cases &c., which…
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The shingles on the roof of Messrs. Lamb, Buchanan, and Co.'s dwelling-house in George-street, became ignited on Sunday last, through several sparks of fire falling…
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It is a great pity, that if Captain Rossi[?] claims on the British Government for important sacrifices he may made have in days of yore in favour of Old England, that he should not have…
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It is great pity, that if Captain Rosihave claims on the British Government for important sacrifices he may made have in days of yore in favour of Old England, that he should not have…
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