The Late Storm
The provincial papers are filled with details of the injury done by the thunderstorm of Wednesday week. It appears to have been particularly severe in Kent; the…
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16 stories in Sydney's papers
Extraordinary Hail and Thunder Storm
On Sunday last Parramatta was visited with a most awful thunder storm, accompanied by hail of extraordinary magnitude, which played upon the houses in the town with the force and execution of incessant…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Notes on the Gyratory Storms of Sunday, January 14, 1844, Observed at Dooral
The 14th January, 1844, will be celebrated in the meteorological annals of the County of Cumberland, on account of a succession of storms, the phenomena of which were too well-developed…
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Further particulars have reached me since my last account was written. AtCamden, the hail was so violent that s[?]es were w broken, as well as glass. At Penrith, the storm seen…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late Storm. To the Editor of the Australian. Cobbitty, Camden, Jan. 20, 1844
SIR,—Through accident I only received your's of this day. I read with much interest the elaborate and scientific description of the 14th instant, from the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Police Office. Monday, May 13. (Before the Mayor and Alderman Flood) Assault. Dillon V. BRENAN
In this case, Mr. John Dillon, attorney, was plaintiff, and Mr. J. R. Brenan, Coroner of Sydney, defendant. The charge brought by Ms. Dillon against Mr. Brenan was for an assault, the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →British Extracts. Total Loss of the Ship Phœnix, of Scarborough, in a Snow Storm
WITHIN the last two or three days accounts have arrived, communicating the painful intelligence of the total wreck of the British-built ship Phœnix, belonging to Scarborough, in a snow storm, off the Langley…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →British Extracts. Total Loss of the Ship Phoenix, of Scarborough, in a Snow Storm
WITHIN the last two or three days accounts have arrived, communicating the painful intelligence of the total wreck of the British-built ship Phoenix, belonging to Scarborough, in a snow storm, off the Langley…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Another Dreadful Storm at Sea
We regret to state that the loss of vessels and human life during the late awful gales has been very great. We subjoin tho list of the wrecks received at Lloyd's up to a late hour on Friday…
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The gales of wind which blew heavily during the whole of Friday night and Saturday morning from S.S.W. were, we regret to state, productive of the most fearful results along the coast. At Scarborough…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Police Incidents. MONDAY.—Before Alderman Flood
EVIL COMMUNICATIONS c.—Francis Collins, who had been only three hours released from durance vile, in which he had been confined in Her Majesty's Goal…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Van Diemen's Land. the Floods. (From the Hobart Town Courier, Oct. 8.)
We have received, from various parts of the island, accounts of the damage sustained from the extensive floods which commenced rising on the night of Monday…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Late heavy Storm. SYDNEY
THE gale of Tuesday aud Wednesday is supposed to be the heaviest that has occurred in Sydney since the year 1834. The steamer James Watt drove from her anchors,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Country News. the Late Floods on the Hawke Bury
We must indeed, sympathise with the many poor Tenant, who have suffered so severely by the late floods, having, literally speaking, lost their all and many of…
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