The Atlantic Storms. the Steamer Bulgaria Safe. London, Feb. 24
The Hamburg-American Packet Company's steamer Bulgaria, which was last seen in a sinking condition in the Atlantic with 65 persons remaining on board, has…
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The Atlantic Storms. the Steamer Bulgaria Safe. a Terrible Experience
LONDON, February 24.—The Hamburg-American Company's steamer Bulgaria, which, was last seen in a sinking condition in the Atlantic with sixty-five persons remaining on board,…
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In the Hunter district of New South Wales, the Hawkesbury River rises at times to flood height; then the settlers of the district and the inhabitants of the townships on the line of the waters…
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A CUNARDER'S AWFUL EXPERIENCE. The Cunard liner, Pavonia, which has arrived safely at the Azores, was twenty days in terrific weather…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Storms in the Atlantic. the Steamer Bulgaria. Arrival of the First Officer at Baltimore. London, Feb. 24
The first officer of the Hamburg American Packet Company's steamer Bulgaria, who was picked up in a boat, has arrived at Baltimore…
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During the wind and thunderstorm yesterday evening a large portion of the Doncaster Hotel was lifted by the wind and carried a considerable distance. Several trees near…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Storm at Muswellbrook. Muswellbrook
A terrific thunderstorm passed ever tho town at 2 p.m. It raged with extraordinary violence, and blew down chimneys, trees, and portions of the roofs of a large number of houses and sheds. The rain…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Thunderstorm at Newcastle. Interesting Phenomena. NEWCASTLE
At the lunch hour today a violent thunderstorm broke over the city and district, and heavy showers of rain fell. At about half past 2' the sky again became overcast, with…
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SINGLETON, Thursday.—Tuesday's storm, it seems, according to accounts now to band in some parts of the district, was of a cyclonic character. Especially was this the case at St. Clair, where…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Terrific Thunderstom at Bathurst. Kelso Flooded. Bathurst
A terribly heavy thanderstorm passed over the district this afternoon. It came on very suddenly. At Kelso the rain feli in sheets, suggesting that a waterspout had hurst, and floded many people out…
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BATHURST, Monday.--The district was again visited yesterday by a welcome thunderstorm. Serious loss was occasioned ill some places through floodwater and hail. In some places, where the hail was…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Heavy Thunderstorm in the West. Kelso District Flooded. Hailstone Bank 7ft. Deep. BATHURST
About 3.30 yesterday a dense, blinding, dustst[?]rm visited Bathurst, and it was immediately followed by sharp hall, and thunderstorm, which unfortunately ceased as suddenly as it…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Weather. Thunderstorm Rains in the Country
A line from just below Louth on the Darling, [?] miles nor'-west of Sydney, right across the country through Cobar, south-casterly through Orange to the coast, separates the rain area from the dry. The…
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CAIRNS, Monday.--Exceptionally heavy rain tell during the past 48 hours in all parts of the district. Barron Falls are a magnificent sight. A large number of people attempted to get there…
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Mr. Napier Bell, the civil engineer, who has been appointed by the Government to inquire and report upon the best method of preventing floods in the valley of the Hunter, will…
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A great storm lasted from Saturday till to-day. Many houses were wrecked. The fire engine shed was totally wrecked, and shipping suffered considerably. The rainfall was 9.15 inches, and…
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Heavy squally weather has been experienced off the coast a couple of hundred miles north from Cooktown. A considerable number of beacons have been displaced, and the Channel…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Atlantic Storms. Nine Steamers Overdue. Heats Re-insurances
LONDON, Ma rob S. 3.40 p.m.—Nine steamers bound from the United States to Europe, with 250 [?] persons on board, are overdue. They have been reinsured at 90gs per cent…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Storms in America. Snow, Blizzards and Floods Destruction of Villages. LONDON, March 8, 3.40 p.m
There has been a recurrence of disastrous storms throughout the United States. In the eastern States great damage has bean caused by snowstorms and blizzards, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Atlantic Gales. European Steamers Overdue. LONDON, March 8, 3.40 p.m
Nine steamers bound for European ports, with a total of 250 lives aboard, have been posted at Lloyd's as overdue. Reinsurances are being effected at a premium of 90 guineas…
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