Latest From California. Destruction of Sacramento by Fire
By the arrivals yesterday, we received complete files of Sun Francisco journals to the 9th of November, inclusive, being more than a month later than our last…
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45 stories in Sydney's papers · page 1 of 3
Destructive Fire
Yesderday afternoon, between 2 and 3 o'clock, it was discovered that the Kent Brewery, belonging to Messrs. R. and E. Tooth, was on fire. The fire was then confined to the malt rooms, where it…
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YESTERDAY afternoon, that part of the extentive establishment of the Messrs. Tooth, at Chippendale, which includes the malt-kilns and the brewery, was discovered to be on fire…
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THE exertions of the military, the police, and the fire brigade were continued from the time that our reporter left yesterday morning (1 o'clock), until the time of our going to press…
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About four o'clock on Sunday afternoon, that part of the extensive establishment of the Messrs. Tooth, at Chippendale, which includes the malt-kilns and the brewery, was discovered to be on fire…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Empire. Thursday, January 20, 1853. the Late Fire and Its Lessons
THE recent fire at Messrs. Tooth's brewery has made conspicuous the utterly insufficient means existing in Sydney for the extinction of such casualties. It is…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mount Alexander. No. 6. Great Fire at Forest Creek. (From our special Correspondent.)
JANUARY 1.—Notwithstanding the dulness of the times, the good people here have been keeping up Christmas with some spirit; and, despite the active measures taken by the…
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On Sunday last between one and two o'clock it was discovered that the Kent Brewery, belonging to Messrs. Tooth, was on fire. Information was sent to the Insurance Office and the Corporation, and in about an hour the engine belonging to the former was upon the spot, but was unable to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Destructive Fire in San Francisco. (From the Alla California, November 10.)
Again are we called upon to record a terrible conflagration in our doomed city, which has deatroyed thirty-two buildings and ruined many persons Our city, which has justly turned the…
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WE have to record one of the most [?] fires that has been witnessed in this city some years, causing the destruction of a [?] edifice, situated on Market Square, and kno[?]…
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By the John Melhnish, emigrant vessel, from London, bound for Port Phillip and Sydney. John Jenkins, commander, which arrived at Port Phillip on the 20th January, we have received particulars of an…
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We have to record one of the most serious fires that has been witnessed in this city for some years causing the destruction of a large edifice, situated on Market Square, and known as the Western Market…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Victoria. Destruction of the Melbourne Market by Fire (From the Melbourne Argus, January 24.)
We have to record one of the most serious fires that has been witnessed in this city for some years, causing the destruction of a large edifice, situated on Market Square, and known as the…
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By the John Melhuish, from London, bound for Port Phillip and Sydney, John Jenkins, commander, we have received particulars of an alarming fire which occurred on board that ship on Saturday, the 11th…
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Shortly after four o'clock yesterday afternoon, an alarm was given at the Engine Station of the Insurance Office Company, that the valuable and extensive premises, known as the Brisbane…
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ABOUT four o'clock yesterday afternoon, the roof of these premises was discovered to be on fire. Same flakes, as it would seem, had fallen from a foul chimney upon the shingles; and a…
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About four o'clock on Thursday afternoon an alarm was given at the Police Office, and at the Engine Station of the Insurance Company, that the building known as the Brisbane Distillery, in…
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The recent successful experiment with the fire annihilator has reminded us of some circumstances connected with the first exhibition of them in New York, and which caused a feud between P. T…
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A brief account of the are on board this vessel appeared in yesterday's Argus. The following particulars are gathered from the Mauritius papers. The Adelaide, we believe, is one of the…
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The half-yearly meeting of the members of this Company, was held yesterday, at the Company's offices, Pitt-street, when the following report was adopted:—…
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