The Newtown Fire. Proceedings at the Inquest
FURTHER inquiry was made at the Newtown Courthouse to-day into facts connected with the suspicious outbreak of fire which occurred on Wednesday morning last on the…
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The Suspicious Fire at Newtown. Continuation of the Inquest
The inquest into the fire which occurred at the shop of Messrs. Cowpe and Co., chemists, of No. 267 King-street, Newtown, early on the morning of the 3rd instant, was continued by Mr. W. T. Pinhey,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Special Edition the Newtown Fire. Coroner's Summing Up. Trenchant Criticism. Committed for Trial
PRIOR to the jury retiring to consider their verdict the Coroner summed up. Mr. Pinhey told the jury that although they had no direct evidence as to who set…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Newtown Fire. Proceedings at the Inquest. Conclusion of the Evidence. The Coroner Sams Up. Verdict of Arson
THE Acting-City Coroner, Mr. W. T. Pinhey, J. P., this morning resumed the inquest into the facts connected with the suspicious outbreak of fire which occurred…
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At the Newtown Police Court this morning, the City Coroner, Mr. W. T. Pinhey, J.P., resumed the inquest regarding the suspicious fire which occurred at the shop of Cowpe and Richardson…
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A shed at the rear of the shop occupied by Mr. Arthur Marshall, chemist, Stanmore road, Stanmore, was considerably damaged by fire last evening. On the outbreak being discovered the h…
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A fire occurred at Mrs. Long's Family Hotel last night, which, although it was speedily extinguished, resulted in the death of a Mrs. M'Laurin, the aunt of the lessee. It appears that Mrs. M'Laurin…
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A fire broke out last night about half-past 9 o'clock in a shed at the rear of Mr. Marshall's chemist shop, in the Stanmoreroad, Marrickville, it was caused by some…
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At the Newtown Courthouse yesterday Mr. W. T. Pinhey, J.P., the Acting City Coronen, concluded the inquiry into the cause of the flre which occurred on the premises of Cowpe and Co., chemists, of No. 267…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Newtown Fire. Coroner's Summing Up. Trenchant Criticism. Committed for Trial
PRIOR to the jury retiring to consider their verdict the Coroner summed up. Mr. Pinhey told the jury that although they had no direct evidence as to who set…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Fire at Forbes. Forbes
On Sunday morning about 1 o'clock Mr. Alexander M'Phee's residence was totally destroyed by fire. The fire brigade was immediately on the scene, but as a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Special Cables. Feom the Herald's London Correspondents. Civil War in Morocco. a Eive-hours' Battle. the Sultan's Troops Routed. Fire and Sword. London, Aug. 11
News from Tangier, in Morocco, says that the Angherine rebels, under their leader Hmam, forced the Sultan's troops to attack them at a place in the…
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ALBURY, Saturday. A report from Fowler's Swamp, a settlement a few miles from Albury, states that a fire of an unusually serions character occurred there yesterday morning before…
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About 6 o'clock yesterday evening afire broke out in the stables situated at the rear of Messrs. Rogers and Ca.'s arcade. The smoke and flames being noticed an alarm…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tasmanian News. A Destructive Fire. News of the Week. HOBART, August 9. a Hotel Burned
Bashfield's Hotel at Dundas was totally destroyed by fire early on the morning of August 5. In January last the hotel was purchased by Mr. Bashfield for £1400. The building was not…
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An inquiry into the origin of a fire by which a house in Victoria street, Smithfield, was destroyed last Monday night, was made by the district Coroner, Mr. Frank A. Kenyan, on Saturday…
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PARTICULARS of the fire at Canterbury show that the first house to ignite was a cottage of four rooms, occupied by Charlotte Wemyss, and constructed of…
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A destructive fire occurred in Milford street, Canterbury, tit about 10.80 last night when four weather board cottages were destroyed, A cottage occupied by Mrs. Charlotte Weyless,…
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Last night four cottages in Milford-street, Canterbury, owned by Mr. E. T. Sayers, of Kogarah, were destroyed by tire. The outbreak was discovered in a cottage occupied by a Mrs. Charlotte Weyless, a…
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A CONSIDERABLE amount of excitement was occasioned at Cantorbury last night by the destruction of a terrace of four weatherboard cottages by fire in…
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