Tuesday's Storms
The following interesting meteorological particulars of Tuesday's storms have been famished to us by Mr. H. C. Russell, Government Astronomer:--"Early in the morning the clouds…
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The Fatal Storm Accident
The City Coroner, Mr. H. Shiell, held an inquest yesterday at Chippendale, upon the body of Annie Ordley, aged nine years, who was drowned in a sewer in Kelso's paddock on Tuesday afternoon. The child…
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The London correspondent of the Melbourne Argus sends that journal a thrilling account of the disastrous floods, hurricanes, and snow storms which in the month of…
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The weather on Tuesday was of a most sensational nature. Shortly after daylight a thunderstorm burst over tho city, and was accompanied by a heavy temporary downpour of rain. After this the sky cleared, with the exception of…
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On Saturday the neighbourhood of Cooyal (says Wednesday's MUDGEE INDEPENDENT) was visited with a fearful astorm of hail and rain, the hailstones being as large as pullet's eggs. The force of the…
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OUR London correspondent, on January 19, sent us by cable a short but comprehensive account of the devastating and appalling weather that prevailed, in the United Kingdom on that and the…
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IT is not often that we have to record meteorological events such as those of Tuesday, in the first place the thunderstorm which has for some days past appeared imminent burst, and was aooompaniod by a…
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Sitting always at home, harvesting the gossip of the place through the gleaning of her maid and the scattered gram of chance visitors, it was hard to say which was the more remarkable—Mrs…
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A deputation from the residents of Ashfield was introduced to the Secretary for Works this morning, by Mr. Henson, M.P., to call attention to the nuisance caused by the overflow of storm water which at times…
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Mr. Henson, M.P., introduced a deputation of resident of residents of Ashfield to the Minister for Public Works yesterday morning, for the purpose of calling his attention to the overflow of storm water…
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"Bohemian," in The Week, writes:--A great deal of a man's success in life depends upon his being able at critical times to take a plain commonsense and practical view of the situation, at a glance, as…
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From our files of English journals recently arrived we learn that in February floods occurred in almost all low-lying districts throughout England, and the damage arising from, flood-water assumed alarming…
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Three men from the cutter Venus walked in feem Sandon River this evening to procure sails to bring the vessel on to the Clarence, stating that they were from Sydney to Brisbane, and a…
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Another change of the weather has occurred. Last evening the sky, which had been dear for some days, clouded over, and the lightning was at times vivid, though no thunder could be heard…
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LONDON, April 30.—Heavy floods have occurred in the Missouri River, causing great destruction to property. The amount of dunnage is estimated at 4,000,000 dollars'…
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A FRIEND has sent us a copy of the Queanbeyan Age, containing an account of a celebration by tea and bazaar, and also by a banquet, given to the more…
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LONDON, April 30— Heavy floods have occurred in the Missouria River, causing great destruction to property. The amount of damage is estimated at 4,000,000 dollars'…
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Our Wagga correspondent reports by morning that a heavy tail of rain occurred in Wagga on Saturday night, registering 157 points and were rain was threatened. We learn from a…
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Seville, April 7.—The Guadalqaiver is now nine meters above its ordinary level. It is believed that if it continues to rise the whale city will be inundated. Many houses are already…
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New York, April 4.—A Herald's Madrid special states: For several days a series of gales and heavy rains have swept from the ocean coasts, causing many shipwrecks and loss of life. So severe has been the weather that for four…
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