News From the Interior. (From our various Correspondents.) Flood at the Hawkesbury
The Sydney Herald · Saturday 23 April 1842 · page 3
WINDSOR, APRIL 21.—For the information of our friends in Sydney, and elsewhere, I hasten to give you an account of one of those periodical visitations, to which these districts…
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Australasian Chronicle · Tuesday 26 April 1842 · page 2
Several cases of housebreaking have occurred here lately, perpetrated no doubt by certain individuals attached to Mr. Galloway's surveying party, who have lately got themselves entangled in the net, and…
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Australasian Chronicle · Thursday 28 April 1842 · page 2
We have had the greatest fall of rain here ever witnessed even by the oldest inhabitant. It commenced late on Sunday night, the 17th instant, and continued, attended with a tempest, with unabated…
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The Sydney Herald · Tuesday 3 May 1842 · page 2
GENTLEMEN,—It may not be uninteresting to many of your numerous readers, particularly to those scientific gentlemen who are laudably anxious for the advancement of science, and…
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Sydney Free Press · Tuesday 7 June 1842 · page 4
I looked into a placid lake; I looked upon its shore ; I felt my thoughts a current take. They never took before…
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The New South Wales Examiner · Monday 11 July 1842 · page 4
Up to Friday, when the barometer, by turning, pointed more to the sunny side of things, the weather in Dumfries-shire was of the roughest description, for…
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The Colonial Observer · Saturday 24 December 1842 · page 698
On Tuesday last the weather was extremely sultry and oppressive, and towards evening a strong southerly breeze sprung up, which brought on a very violent…
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