Cyclone at Muscat. Loss of Seven Hundred Lives
LONDON, Wednesday Night.--A terrific cyclone bas been experienced at Muscat, a seaport of great commercial importance, on the Indian Ocean and near the cast…
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Great Storm in Galicia. [By Cable.] (From Our Correspondent.] London, July 10
A great storm has occurred in Galicia. It continued for two days, and extended over an area of 2000 Bquare miles of country. The crops were everywhere…
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In the No. 1 Jury Court, presided over by his Honor the Chief Justice, yesterday, the civil suit of Lee v. the Borough of Waverley was continued. The action was brought by Arthur Lee, Living in…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Floods in Victoria. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.] Melbourne
A telegram from Echuca states that the Murray and the Campaspe have risen considerably during the last two days owing to the rains. The Campaspe is flooding the lowlands at Echuca East…
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The report in a Sydney morning paper fas to the flood in the Murray at Albury and Wodonga is utterly without foundation. The fact is that the crooks and the river are…
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PERTH, Friday. --Captain Jorgensen left Albany yesterday in the Storm King for Adelaide, rinding it too expensive to send the boat by steamer. Before bin departure he was…
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LONDON, July 9,—A terrific cyclone has occurred at Muscat, in Arabia. The destruction of life was appalling, 700 persons being killed…
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A terrific cyclone has occurred at Muscat, in Arabia. The destruction of life was appalling, 700 persons being killed…
Continued on Trove, page 76 →Departure of the Storm King From Albany. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Perth
Captain Jorgensen left Albany yesterday in the Storm King for Adelaide. It was found too expensive to send the boat by steamer. Before his departure Captain Jorgensen was presented by the Mayor with a…
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The executive committee met on Tuesday, Mr. John Young in the chair. Many applications from several portions of the colony were received and dealt with, nine of them being from the…
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The executive committee met on Tuesday. Mr. John Young was in the chair. Many applications from several portions of the colony were received and dealt with, nine of them being from the Macleay; sums from £10…
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BOURKE, Friday.-- The river is rising slowly here and at Brewarrina, but falling at all stations above the last named place dispelling all prospects of a flood…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →In the Storm King. Africa to Australia. Captain Jorgensen's Daring Feat
CAPTAIN JORGENSEN, who has just completed his adventurous voyage from England to Australia in, the lifeboat, the Storm King, invented by himself, writes from…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Hunter’s Hill Deadlock. Supreme Court, Sydney. [?] Parts Gale [?] M‘MASTERS
MR. O’CONNOE and Mr. Delohery (instructed by Mr. W. H.pigutt) appeared for applicant Arthur Gale, and moved to make absolute a rule [?]calling upon Oswald M’Masters to…
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The committee met yesterday, Mr. John Young in the chair. A considerable amount of correspondence was tabled Among the stuns received were from the Melbourne committee £155…
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Before Mr. Addison, S.M., in the Water Police Court, to-day, John O'Hear was charged on remand with stealing the sum of £1 10s, the property of her Majesty the Queen. A clerk in the…
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THE committee met yesterday, Mr. John Young in the chair. A considerable amount of correspondence was tabled, amongst the sums received being:-- From the Melbourne…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Bourke Floods. The Height of Meanness
JOHN O'HEAR is a sturdy laborer, and unfortunately he is and was hard up. A few weeks ago he was in particularly indigent circumstances, and the…
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