Shattered by the First Storm
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9 stories in Sydney's papers
Mr. Flood, for Canterbury
IN pursuance with advertisement, a meeting of the friends of Mr. Flood was held at Mr. Blackstone's. Newtown Inn, on Friday evening list. A numerously signed requisition from the electors of Canterbury requesting that Mr. Flood would allow his name…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Storm on the Irish Coast—loss of Life. (From the Drogheda Argus, April 30th.)
As it approached daybreak on Thursday morning the wind, which had been blowing very hard from E. S. E., rose to a full gale from the same point. Shortly after six O'clock the sky became overcast…
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IN noticing an Essay by Mr. G. A. Rowell, honorary member of the Ashmolean Society, on the "Causes of Rain and its Allied Phenomena," recently published at Oxford, the Spectator of June 18th remarks:—…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fearful Storm on the Coast. Wreck of the Barque Victoria Packet and Cutter Helen. (From the Illawarra Mercury, September 5.)
ON Friday morning last, shortly before day-light, it commenced to rain heavily and to blow with considerable violence from the S.E. The rain continued the whole of that day, and on Saturday and yesterday, with but few…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Re-election of Mr. Flood
A MEETING of the electors of Canterbury favourable to the return of this gentleman, was held yesterday evening, at the Emu Inn, corner of Bathurst and Georgestreets. There was a good attendance. Mr. E. S. Bill…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Election of Mr. Flood for Canterbury
THE nomination of a member to represent the electoral district of Canterbury in the Legislative Assembly, in room of Mr. E. Flood, whose seat had been vacated by his acceptance of office as Secretary for…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Re-election of Mr. Flood
SATURDAY having been fixed for the nomination of a member to serve in the legislative Assembly, as the representative of the Electorate of Canterbury (Mr. Flood having resigned on account of his acceptance of the office of Minister of Public Works) a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Storm at Maitland. (From the Mercury, December 13.)
THE suitry weather last week, which during Saturday was brought to a climax of disagreeableness by the additton of a scorohing wind, was broken upon Saturday evening by a heavy thunderstorm, sccompanied by…
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