Gales in Britain. Train Over an Embankment
LONDON, Saturday.--Heavy gales have been raging in Great Britain and Ireland, the wind attaining, in some places, a velocity of over 70 miles an hour…
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Gales in United Kingdom. Irish Train Blown Over. Passengers' Narrow Escape. London, Feb. 19
Heavy gales have swept over Great Britain and Ireland, the wind attaining a velocity of over 70 miles an hour in some places. Much damage was done at…
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The River Seine is now falling…
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LONDON, Monday Evening.—During the gale in St. George Channel, a three-masted vessel was wrecked on the Pembrokeshire coast. Spectators watched a boat full of people rowing shorewards…
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Dear "Planets,"—I have no excuse to make for not writing to you before, only that I have been very busy. I do not suppose, you will take that…
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Sir,—The appeal made to the people of New South Wales for the relief of the unfortunate victims of the disastrous French floods has— thanks to the kind and generous help of the…
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Sir,--The appeal made to the people of New South Wales for the relief of the unfortunate victims of tho disastrous French floods has, thanks to the kind and generous help of the press, not been unheeded, as…
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Mr. Meehan, M.L.A., saw the Minister for Public Instruction yesterday with regard to the damage occasioned at Brewarrina by the storm a few weeks ago. It was pointed out that…
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LONDON, Tuesday Evening.—The official record shows that the sale in Great Britain on Sunday attained a velocity of 100 miles an hour…
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The official record of Sunday's gale shows that in Britain it attained a velocity of 100 miles an hour…
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Mr. Paul Chauleur, hon. treasurer French Floods Relief Fund, writes:—The appeal made to the people of New South Wales for the relief of the unfortnate victims of the disastrous…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday.--The Commissioner for Railways has received advice from Cairns to the effect that no trains have been run from Biboohra to Mount Molloy since February 14,…
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"My advice, " said Alderman DeLow at Parramatta Council meeting, "was for the plumber to bore through the water main if he thought he could get away in…
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NORFOLK ISLAND, Wednesday.--A strong gale from the east has been raging, with an exceptionally low glass, for the last two days…
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The steamer Tambo, of Messrs. Burns, Philp. island mail line, arrived at Sydney this morning from the New Hebrides, via Norfolk and Lord Howe Islands, in charge of Captain…
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Mr. Meehan, M.L.A., is determined that it will not be for want of effort on his part [?]f New South Wales (through the Government) does not come to the rescue of the…
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FREMANTLE, Thursday.—The R.M.S. Otranto, which arrived from London last evening, has nearly 800 passengers the majority of whom are for New South Wales During the run across…
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LITHGOW, Wednesday.--In proposing a [?] of thanks to Mr. W. M. Hughes at Lithgow on Saturday. Mr. George Cann, Labor candidate for Nepean, said he never struck such peculiar…
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The Consul-General for France M. Frandin, has written to the Lord Mayor, stating that the organisers of the French Flood Relief Fund have decided to supplement the public…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The French Floods. Paris Devastated. 30,000 People Homeless. Damage Estimated at Forty Millions. Invasion of Rats. London (via Fremantle), Jan. 28
Paris has been suffering from a flood of unparalleled magnitude, and is still in the throe[?] thereof. Can you imagine the gay city isolated from its outer suburbs and ruthlessly cut off…
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