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4 stories in Sydney's papers
One of the most tremendous and awfully destructive storms of wind and snow ever experienced in this country, devastated the Highlands of Perth and Inverness-shires, on…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →I left Calcutta, Dec. the 7th, 1825, by Dak, to join my corps before Bhurtpore. On the 18th I arrived at Agea, after a most tedious journey of twelve days and nights, during which time I met with great delay…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The tradition of a deluge has been preserved by the Sandwich Islander. The story, told is this:—That a certain man, many thousand moons ago, was fishing in the sea, and by some curious fatality caught…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →ST. CLOUD, JULY 3.—Yesterday, at three in the afternoon at the moment that the King and the Dauphin were shooting on foot in the High Park of Saint Cloud, a formidable mass of clouds charged with thunder and hail suddenly…
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