The Flood at Jerilderie
JERILDERIE, Monday.--The Billabong is now very high and still rising. The water is at present running into Mr. Wise (the Mayor's)house, and the Albion Hotel is almost…
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The Floods in New South Wales. the Murrumbidgee
OXLEY, Monday.--The only serious damage done by the Murrumbidgee flood waters near here was the washing away of the embankment and approaches to the Tupra landing…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Balanche's Doom. Chapter Iv.-- Edward Clifford Hears the Truth. Chapter V.-- Sent Adrift. Chapter Vi.-- "And Now I'm in the World Alone." Chapter Vii. -- La Princesse Clifford. Chapter Viii.-- Blanche's Victory. Chapter Ix.-- the Mystery at Mordaunt. Chapter X.-- the Chief of Lara Is Returned Again. Chapter Xi.-- Blanche's Hero. Chapter Xii.-- the Spell of the Circe Chapter Xiii.-- the Truant of the Hermitage. Chapter Xiv.-- on Guard. Chapter Xv.-- in the Friar's Avenue. Chapter Xvi.-- Under Petticoat Government. Chapter Xvii.-- the Widow Opens the Battle. Chapter Xviii.-- Colonel Clifford Obeys Orders. Chapter Xix.-- Mrs. Rivers' Masked Battery. Chapter Xx.-- Before the Storm Chapter Xxi.-- Stay and Spare Not. Chapter Xxii.-- Maclean's Valet. Chapter Xxiii.-- the Secret of Mordaont Waste. Chapter Xxiv.-- a Ghostly Visit. Chapter Xxv.-- Balling Into Eden. Chapter Xxvi.-- Face to Face. Chapter Xxvii.-- a Shot in the Dark. Chapter Xxviii.-- the Morning After. Chapter Xxix.-- Blanche's "Doom." Chapter Xxx.-- Miss Fernleighs' Last Chapter I.-- Continued
The Friars Walk lay open to all-- a woodland aisle, where the elms met above your head-- where the nightingale sang o' nights, and the sward was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Floods in the Country. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondents.) Narrandera
The river here is falling very slowly. It only fell 2in. since yesterday. The gauge now shows the river 25ft. 7in., and falling slowly. The Chinese quarters are still 18in. under water. Their gardens are also…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Extra Special. Melbourne Matters. Charge Against the Tramway Co. Lost in the Flood. Curious Court Cases. MELBOURNE
The police have brought a charge against the Tramway Co. of interference whilst in the discharge of their duties. The police were lately instructed to summon the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Murray Floods
TOCUMWAL, Tuesday. -- The river is within 9½in. of the big [?]ood of 1889, but it is not expected to rise much more. The town is high and dry, but portions of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Blanche's Doom. Chapter V.--sent Adrift. Chapter Vi.--"and Now I'm in the World Alone." Chapter Vii.--la Princesse Clifford. Chapter Viii.--blanche's Victory. Chapter Ix.--the Mystery a Mordaunt. Chapter X.--the Chief of Lara Is Returned Again. Chapter Xi.--blanche's Hero. Chapter Xii.--the Spell of the Circe. Chapter Xiii.--the Truant of the Hermitage. Chapter Xiv.--on Guard. Chapter Xv.--in the Friar's Avenue. Chapter Xvi.--under Petticoat Government. Chapter Xvii.--the Widow Opens the Battle. Chapter Xviii.--colonel Clifford Obeys Orders. Chapter Xix.--mrs. Rivers' Masked Battery. Chapter Xx.--before the Storm. Chapter Xxi.--stay and Spare Not. Chapter Xxii.--maclean's Valet. Chapter Xxiii.--the Secret of Mordaunt Waste. Chapter Xxiv.--a Ghostly Visit. Chapter Xxv.--falling Into Eden. Chapter Xxvi.--face to Face. Chapter Xxvii.--a Shot in the Dark. Chapter Xxviii.--the Morning After. Chapter Xxix. -- Blanche's Doom." Chapter Xxx.--miss Fernleighs' Last. Chapter Iv
EDWARD CLIFFORD HEARS THE TRUTH. "But he will surely relent, Edward. You are his only son." " He will never relent, Ella. You…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Nearly Wrecked. 10 Weeks in a Gale. MELBOURNE
The barques Gulf Stream, bound from London to Brisbane, and the Berar, from Rangoon to Talcahuana, put into Port Phillip yesterday, to refit. On July 6. the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Floods in the Country. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Balranald
The river is rising rapidly, all the low-lying country round tho the town being covered. At Talpie out-station on Yanga holding the water is rushing out from the river in huge waves, flooding thousands…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Floods in the Urana District
ALBURY, Wednesday.--The Murray continues to fall and so far as can be learned the losses of stock are but slight. Accounts from the back country show that no less…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fierce Storms
Tremendous hurricanes swept over South Dakota, Juno 2, leaving in their wake demolished farm-houses and human beings killed and injured. At Darlington,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Gales and Floods in Germany. London, July 23
Gales and floods have done immense harm in Germany…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Flood at Hay. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Hay
The river rose about an inch during the last 24 hours, being now 8in. higher than the 1870 flood. Over 30 families have been flooded out. Many more with difficulty kept the water back. No stock have…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Floods in Iowa. Villages Submerged. London, July 23
Disastrous floods are reported from Iowa, in the United States. Several villages are completely submerged, and numerous houses have been entirely destroyed. The damage…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Floods
NARRANDERA, Thursday. -- The flood waters have only receded 4in. during the past two days, and only 3ft. for the last 21 days. The Hat, Chinese camp, brewery and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Blanche's Doom. Chapter Vii.--la Princesse Clifford. Chapter Viii.--blanche's Victory. Chapter Ix.--the' Mystery a Mordaunt. Chapter X.--the Chief of Lara Is Returned Again. Chapter Xi.--blanche's Hero. Chapter Xii.--the Spell of the Circe. Chapter Xiii.--the Truant of the Hermitage. Chapter Xiv.--on Guard. Chapter Xv.--in the Friar's Avenue. Chapter Xvi.--under Petticoat Government. Chapter Xvii.--the Widow Opens the Battle. Chapter Xviii.--colonel Clifford Obeys Orders. Chapter Xix.--mrs. Rivers' Masked Battery. Chapter Xx.--before the Storm. Chapter Xxi.--stay and Spare Not. Chapter Xxii. --Maclean's Valet. Chapter Xxiii.--the Secret of Mordaunt Waste. Chapter Xxiv.--a Ghostly Visit. Chapter Xxv.--falling Into Eden. Chapter Xxvi.--face to Face. Chapter Xxvii.--a Shot in the Dark. Chapter Xxviii.--the Morning After. Chapter Xxix. -- Blanche's "Doom." Chapter Xxx.--miss Fernleighs' Last. Chapter V. Sent Adrift
Edward Clifford lay face downward on the floor, still and lifeless as a dead man. On the table was a brace of pistols, a half-written letter ; a dark…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Destructive Storms
LONDON, July 23. —Immense damage has been done in Germany during the past few days by floods and gales…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Arrival of a Troopship. H.m.s. Himalaya in a Storm
Scarcely anyone would recognise in the troopship that anchored off Woolloomooloo Bay yesterday morning a steamer nearly 40 years of ago. Her clipper stem and particularly fine entrance would, in…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Singleton News. a Terrific Dust Storm. Destructive Fall of Hail. The Premier's Broken Premises. SINGLETON
A terrific dust storm passed over the plains yesterday afternoon. In the outer parts of the district was experienced a heavy hailfall, doing damage to fruit trees. Owing…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Flood at Moama. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Correspondent.) Moama
The river has risen rapidly here during the past few days and is now 27ft, lOin. above summer level. The Murray River Sawmills were flooded out last night, and the employees, numbering over 50, were…
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