An Invention for Preventing the Spread of Fires
Yesterday afternoon a number of business men and others assembled at Messrs. Harrison, Jones and Devlin's wool warehouse, Macquarie-place, for the purpose of…
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The Rival Suitors. Chapter Xv.--in the Trap. Chapter Xvi.--tried, and Found Wanting. Chapter Xvii.--miss Coningsby. Chapter Xviii.--a Fiery Challenge. Chapter Xix.--a Terrible Experience. Chapter Xx.--a Sudden Reverse. Chapter Xxi.--the Narr's Make. a Discovery. Chapter Xxii.--a Momentous. Question. Chapter Xxiii.--the Lady Barbara Is Repulsed. Chapter Xxiv.--light in Darkness. Chapter Xxv.--put to Proof. Chapter Xxvi.--a Change of Quarters. Chapter Xxvii.--coming to an Understanding. Chapter Xxviii.--sir Graham Gallagher. Chapter Xxix.--aunt Tiny. Chapter Xxx.--the Old Fire Flames Anew. Chapter Xxxi.--unsealing the Grave. Chapter Xxxii.--warner Exultant. Chapter Xxxiii.--joy with Bitterness. Chapter Xxxiv.--conclusion. Chapter Xii.--continued
It was furnished in the true lodging house style, with the inevitable chiffonier, ricketty chairs, ambitious easychair, and pretentious sofa, and with a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Rival Suitors. Chapter Xvi.--tried, and Found Wanting. Chapter Xvii.--miss Coningsby. Chapter Xviii.--a Fiery [?] Challenge. Chapter Xix.--a Terrible Experience. Chapter Xx.--a Sudden Reverse. Chapter Xxi.--the Narr's Make a Discovery. Chapter Xxii.-- a Momentous Question. Chapter Xxiii.--the Lady Barbara Is Repulsed. Chapter Xxiv.--light in Darkness. Chapter Xxv.--put to Proof. Chapter Xxvi:-- a Change of Quarters. Chapter Xxvii.--coming to an Understanding. Chapter Xxviii.--sir Graham Gallagher. Chapter Xxix.--aunt Tiny. Chapter Xxx.-- the Old Fire Flames Anew. Chapter Xxxi.--unsealing the Grave. Chapter Xxxii.--warner Exultant. Chapter Xxxiii--joy with Bitterness. Chapter Xxxiv.--conclusion. Chapter Xiv. Colonel Effingham
The boathouse at Saltair Manor, to which repeated allusion has been made, demands at this juncture a fuller description…
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THE collapse of the Queensland Shearers' strike is complete. We wish we could say the same of its consequences, but these are only beginning and must continue to be felt with increasing…
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We briefly announced in our last issue that at about 6 o'clock on the morning of Thursday, the 18th instant, a destructive fire occurred in the heart of the city, the establishment of Messrs. M'Lean Brothers…
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Whilst some people have been talking about the necessity for enacting, logislation which should have the effect of preventing the erection of very lofty buildings other persons of scientific attainments—…
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A serious fire has broken out at Leith docks, in Scotland, and the conflagration is still raging…
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A considerable amount of excitement prevailed in the city early on the morning of July 18, owing to a large fire which broke out ia George-street about 6 a.m…
Continued on Trove, page 45 →The Riyal Suitors. Chapter Xvii.--miss Coningsby. Chapter Xviii.--a Fiery Challenge. Chapter Xix.--a Terrible Experience. Chapter Xx.--a Sudden Reverse. Chapter Xxi.--the Narr's Make a Discovery. Chapter Xxii.-- a Momentous Question. Chapter Xxiii.--the Lady Barbara Is Repulsed. Chapter Xxiv.--light in Darkness. Chapter Xxv.--put to Proof. Chapter Xxvi.--a Change of Quarters Chapter Xxvii--coming to an Understanding. Chapter Xxviii.--sir Graham Gallagher. Chapter Xxix.--aunt Tiny. Chapter Xxx.-- the Old Fire Flames Anew. Chapter Xxxi.--unsealing the Grave. Chapter Xxxii.--warner Exultant. Chapter Xxxiii--joy with Bitterness. Chapter Xxxiv.--conclusion. Chapter Xv.--continued
"I'll be even with you, my lady!' he muttered, in a voice of suppressed fury. "You'll pay dearly for this humiliation of me! There'll be no…
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LONDON, Friday Night.--A serious fire is raging in the docks at Leith, tho port of Edinburgh, situated on the southern bank of tho Firth of Forth in Scotland…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Tee Hawkesbury. Fire at Wilberforce. Viewing the Flood. WINDSOR
A fire occurred at Mr. L. Simpson's residence, Wilberforce, on Saturday night through the bed curtains becoming ignited in a child's bedroom. Before the flames…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Rival Suitors. Chapter Xix.--a Terrible Experience. Chapter Xx--a Sudden Reverse. Chapter Xxi --The Narr's Make a Discovery. Chapter Xxii. -- a Momentous Question. Chapter Xxiii. -- the Lady Barbara Is Repulsed. Chapter Xxiv--light in Darkness. Chapter Xxv -- Put to Proof. Chapter Xxvi. -A Change of Quarters. Chapter Xxvii-- Coming to an Understanding. Chapter Xxviii-- Sir Graham Gallagher. Chapter Xxix-- Aunt Tiny. Chapter Xxx.-- the Old Fire Flames Anew. Chapter Xxxi-- Unsealing the Grave. Chapter Xxxii--warner Exultant. Chapter Xxxiii-- Joy with Bitterness. Chapter Xxxiv-- Conclusion. Chapter Xvi-- Continued
"Do" you mean, Felix Warner," she demanded, "that you have been deliberately insulting me ?" " What a little spitfire ! Why, no,…
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A fire occurred at the Cricketers' Arms Hotel, Botany-road, shortly before 5 o'clock yesterday morning. Soon after the alarm was given the Metropolitan Fire Brigade…
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LONDON, Monday.--A disastrous fire occurred in Broadway, New York, yesterday, resulting in the destruction of the Armoury, belonging to the National…
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A despatch from New York states that a great fire has broken out in Broadway, New York city, The armory belonging to the National Guards and the Salvation Army…
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The steamer Culgoa, which arrived early on Saturday morning, reports that when within 250 miles of Capetown a fire broke out in No. 1 hold. The vessel being divided into watertight…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Rival Suitors. Chapter Xx.--a Sudden Reverse. Chapter Xxi.--the Narr's Make a Discovery. Chapter Xxii.--a Momentous Question. Chapter Xxiii.--the Lady Barbara Is Repulsed. Chapter Xxiv.--light in Darkness. Chapter Xxv.--put to Proof. Chapter Xxvi.--a Change of Quarters. Chapter Xxvii.--coming to an Understanding. Chapter Xxviii.--sir Graham Gallagher. Chapter Xxix.--aunt Tiny. Chapter Xxx.--the Old Fire Flames Anew. Chapter Xxxi.--unsealing the Grave. Chapter Xxxii.--warner Exultant. Chapter Xxxiii.--joy with Bitterness. Chapter Xxxiv.--conclusion. Chapter Xviii.--continued
"Why," said he to himself, with a bitter scorn, his eyes flaming, "there have been times since I came back to Saltair that I have doubted that…
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ON the night of May 11 the little towns of Austin, Costello, Galeton and Moore's Run in Potter county, U.S.A., were on the verge of panic, two especially being…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Rival Suitors. Chapter Xxi.--the Narr's Make a Discovery. Chapter Xxii.-- a Momentous Question. Chapter Xxiii. --The Lady Barbara Is Repulsed. Chapter Xxiv.--light in Darkness. Chapter Xxv.--put to Proof. Chapter Xxvi.--a Change of Quarters. Chapter Xxvii.--coming to an Understanding. Chapter Xxviii.--sir Graham Gallagher. Chapter Xxix.--aunt Tiny. Chapter Xxx.-- the Old Fire Flames Anew. Chapter Xxxi.--unsealing the Grave. Chapter Xxxii.--warner Exultant. Chapter Xxxiii.--joy with Bitterness. Chapter Xxxiv.--conclusion. Chapter Xviii.--continued
His manner was so excited and violent that nothing remained to the wife but obedience. She summoned the butler, and went to her own room…
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BRISBANE, Wednesday. -- A fire at Cunnamulla last night destroyed the premises of Messrs. Warner and Co., storekeepers, and of Mr. Grisel, jeweller. The insurances on the…
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