Warships in the Gale. the Helpless Resolution. Battleship Collingwood Leaky
LONDON, Monday.--H.M.S. Resolution steamed from Holyhead to Plymouth in the teeth of the gale. Her rudder, weighing 12 tons, was…
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Telegraphic and Cable News Gales on the British Coast. the Ladstock. London
The barque Ladstock for Brisbane, sustained considerable damage, but got safely into Queenstown. The barque Ladstock, under the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Weather. (Some of the Items in this Issue appeared in our Latest Edition yesterday.) Heavy Rain on the North Coast
During the past 48 boors splendid rains have fallen on the North Coast, while farther inland in those parts there were some steady showers. At Byron Bay the thunderstorm was…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Gales in Great Britain. Further Reports 0F Damage. Battered Steamers Seek Refuge. Hurricanes in the Atlantic. London, March 1
The ga[?]es in Great Britain have moderated, though the tale of losses is still incomplete. At the Isle of Man great damage was done. Houses and churches were w[?]eeled,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Wild Weather in Britain. the Gale Abating. Great Damage at the Isle of Man. Houses. and Churches Wrecked
LONDON, Sunday Afternoon.--The gale on the coast of Britain has moderated, though the tale of losses is still incomplete. Great damage was caused upon the isle of…
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LONDON March 2, 2.55 p.m.—Floods have occurred in Pennsylvania, submerging 56 miles of country, aud rendered 40,000 people idle…
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Disastrous floods have occurred throughout Pennsylvania. Besides doing great damage to farms and buildings, 56 mines have been submerged…
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BRISBANE, Monday.--The Commissioner of Police has received details of a serious accident which took place near Booroondarra station, 50 miles from Capella, on the 16th February…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →High Temperatures. No Hope of Moxsoonal Rains. Thunderstorms in the North
"While the high temperatures continue in the country, there is very little chance of good rain tailing," said Mr. Russell last evening. It was, he added, very unusual for mossoonal…
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Heavy gales have occurred throughout Great Britain. Several vessels bare been wrecked. The barque Fingal, 2485 tons, bound for Australia, dragged her anchors and was stranded and submerged…
Continued on Trove, page 529 →The Recent British Gales. Australian Vessels. London
During the gale on Sunday night a barque, flying signals of distress, was seen to strike on the Brisons (two pinnacle rocks about four miles from the Land's…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →STORMS. Barque in Distress. Coming to Australia. London
Heavy storms have taken place off the American coasts. The American barque Thomas Peenrigh, bound from Puget Sound to Australia,…
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Heavy gales have occurred throughout Great Britain. The bargue Fingal, 2485 tons, bound for Australia, dragged her andhors, and was stranded and submerged at the North Wall,…
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LONDON, March 3.—The barque which was signalling in distress on Sunday off Cornwall was seen at 10 o'clock that night to strike on the Brisons, near Land's End…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Gale on the British Coast. Twenty-five Lives Lost. Thirty-three Vessels Wrecked. a Dominion Liner Ashore
LONDON, Monthly Afternoon.--So far as is known, 25 lives were lost in the great gale on the British coast. Thirty-three vessels were wrecked, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Special Cables. From the "Herald's" London Correspondents. Gales in Europe. Thirty-three Wrecks on the British Coasts. Many Deaths. the Liner Merion Ashore. Telegraphic Interruption. London, March 2
The gales in Great Britain caused the deaths of 25 persons. The vessels wrecked number 33. The damage to churches, factories, and…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Turf Topics & Tips V.R.C Autumn Meeting. Chantress Wins, the Newmarket Handicap—Abundance Easily Wins the St. Leger—Sweet Nell Accounts for the Sires' Produce Stakes—Wakeful Prevails—Canterbury Park Items—Selections for Moorefield. Great Scot Wins the Australian Cur. a Reversal of Form—Emir Beats Czarovitch—Heavy Rain at Flemington—Freedom the Steeplechase Winner
MOOREFIELD. On Saturday next the attraction for racegoers will be at 'Moorefield, where the usual six-event programme will be carried out. A…
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Heavy floods have occurred in Pennsylvania, and 56 miles of the country is submerged. Forty thousand persons have been thrown out of work…
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LONDON, Monday Afternoon. -- Disastrous floods have occurred in Pennsylvania, United States of America. An area of country embracing 56 square miles…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →The Heat in the Country. Squally Weather and Thunderstorms Probable
High temperatures were again pretty general over the State yesterday, and Mr. Russell, when seen last evening, could hold out little hope of any immediate change. The heat wave, he said,…
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