Fire at Ashfield
Information was received at the Metropolitan Fire Station shortly after 1 o'clock this morning that a fire had broken out in a fish and oyster shop in Hercules-street, Ashfield…
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The Old Camp-fire
Now shift the blanket-pad before your saddle back you fling, And draw your sinch up tighter till the sweat drops from the ring ;…
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The Metropolitan Fire Station received a message shortly after 1 o'clock this morning from the Ash field V.F.B. stating that a fire had broken out in a fishmonger's shop, occupied by Mr. Stephens,…
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SlR.—In last issue of the MERCURY you referred be the [?] of the fire brigades at the Park House fire and stated that there was no interference from outsiders which is a mistake. Then…
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LONDON, August 30.—Charlestown is almost in ruins. Many ohurohes were destroved. LONDON, August 30.—A great fire fook…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →The British Miners' Strike. Choking the Pits and Incendiarism. the Military Fire Upon the Rioters. Many of the Men Wounded
LONDON, Friday.--Alarming outrages are being committed by the coal-miners on strike. In the Midland Counties the men are…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Strikers Fired Upon. Outrages in England. Collieries Choked and Offices Wrecked. Buildings Set Fire To -- The Military Called Out -- The Mob Charged and Fired Upon -- Many Injured -- Two Strikers Fatally Wounded -- Others Shot In the Thighs and Legs -- Extent of the Damage. LONDON, September 8
Additional outrages of a serious nature have been perpetrated by the miners on strike in England. In the Midland counties mobs have wrecked the collieries. At…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.--An extraordinary series of incendiary fires at the store and premises of William Tomlinson, Burnley street, Richmond, have occurred during the…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday. During the last few days a cumber of determined attempts to set on fire the store and premises of William Tomlinson, Burnley street, Richmond, have been discovered…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fire at the Glebe. a Man Burned to Death
A fire broke out last night in the produce store of Mr. G. Toohey, No. 2 Glebe street, Glebe, and completely gutted the store, and partly burned a private dwelling…
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Last sight at 10.10 a Fire, accompaaied unfortunately with Ices of life, broke oat in the produce store of Mr. Patrick Toohey, 2 Glebe, street, Gleba. VV hen the fire was first discovered…
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A fire, which resulted in the destruction of a produce store and dwelling and the loss of the life of an employee, broke out at No. 2 Glebe- street, Glebe, about 10 o'clock last…
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The death of the man Frederick Costello, who was burnt to death on Tuesday night at the Glebe, as already reported, formed the subject of as inquest which was held at the…
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A small fire occurred in the residence of Mr. D. Cortin, draper, 358 Park road, Paddington, at 8.14 last night. It was caused, it is believed, through a lighted match…
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A fire occurred this morning at 9,23 at Mrs. Thompson's boardinghouse, 62 Yurong- street, through some inquisitive rodents prospecting amongst the matchboxes, which…
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The Metropolitan Fire Brigade received a call early yesterday evening for a fire in a bedroom at 358 Park- road, Paddington, but before their arrival the outbreak had been…
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LITHGOW, Friday.--A fire occurred recently at the house of Mr. A. Kirkwood, adjoining the New Vale colliery, and some slight damage was done before it was put…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Fire at Mr. Brien’s
FURTHER particulars of the fire at the residence of Mr. T. Brien, senr., Back Domain, are now to hand. We learn that the building— which was 40 feet long, and 16 feet wide, and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fearful Fire at Port Louis, the Capital of Mauritius. 15 Acres Laid in Ruins
The Port Louis MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS' GAZETTE recently to hand brings intelligence of a destructive fire which visited Port Louis, the capital of Mauritius, on July 23. It was…
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