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Article : 816 wordsIncessant rains and heavy winds are raining the autumn crops in England and Ireland. ...
Article : 58 wordsShooting match at Bellerive to-day. Concert at Sorell Institute to-night. Meeting re Richmond races to-night. Cornwall Coal Co. pay a 6d. dividend. ...
Article : 5,813 wordsIt is supposed that a foul murder was committed last night at Monument Creek, near Lancefield, the victim being an elderly woman named Mrs. Thurstell. ...
Article : 192 wordsThe following is the list of the Gambier passengers who were saved:- From Sydney—Saloon: Messrs. L. Milne, T. Maloney, H. G. McMillar, E. H. Shaw, ...
Article : 281 wordsThe Legislative Council passed the second reading of the Taxati[?]n Bill on the voices, and the measure will pass finally to-morrow. ...
Article : 158 wordsFive deaths from lightning have occurred in Austria. ...
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Article : 54 wordsThe following memo. was received at the Telegraph Office from Melbourne yesterday morning:— Steamer Easby, outward bound for Newcastle ran into the ...
Article : 154 wordsThe steamer Eastgate became leaky on the voyage to Quebee, and has been run ashore at Point des Monts at the entrance to the River St. Lawrence. ...
Article : 46 wordsNews was received to-day of the rather sudden death in Petersham, Sydney, of Brother Butler, who for the past 14 years has had charge of the St. Ang[?]stine's ...
Article : 147 wordsThe electric light used in railway carriages has set fire to a train near Finchley. Fortunately beyond the fright to casualties occurred among the ...
Article : 38 wordsSaloon—From Sydney: Mr Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Trevenick. For Adelaide: Mrs. Thorne, Miss Woodling. Steerage—From Sydney: Mr. T. Gaynor, Miss Gaynor, T. ...
Article : 125 wordsThe recent cyclone at Martinique destroyed the whole of the townships on the island, sweeping down every house. The people are now starving, and great ...
Article : 38 wordsNews reached the city at an early hour this morning of a terrible marine disaster, which occurred in the West Channel near Pope's Eye. Fortress ...
Article : 523 wordsThe new works of the Sydney and Suburbam Hyd[?]lic Power Co. was officially opened to-day. At the Newcastle Police Court to-day ...
Article : 202 wordsSIR,—Reading the remarks of the chairman of the committee (appointed by the shareholders in the Bank of V.D.L. to examine its affairs), as reported in this ...
Article : 623 wordsThe P. and O. Company have adopted a new type of steel lifeboat on all their vessels. ...
Article : 32 wordsFive hundred pirates are looting and burning villages in the Chinese province of Wen-Chow (Che-Kiang) at the mouth of the River Ngew, murdering ...
Article : 54 wordsThe Chilian Legation at London confirms reports that in the recent fighting at Valparaiso the Insurgents were defeated. ...
Article : 57 wordsNews has been received at Sydney of the death of three of the Wesleyan mission party at Dob[?], NewG[?]inea, viz, two native women and a child. The whole of the party ...
Article : 192 wordsThe hemp market is steady, but with an occasional decline to the extent of 10s. per ton. ...
Article : 18 wordsThe Turkish Government is at present negotiating with the Messageries S.S. Co. for the chartering of four steamers to convey troops to Yemen in Turkish ...
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Advertising : 3,720 wordsA meeting of citizens was held in the Town Hall to-day to consider what steps should be taken to tender a welcome to the men of the Auxiliary Squadron, which is ...
Article : 197 wordsMr. Francis Elgar, L.L.D., director of the British Government Dockyards, has resigned his position. The salary is £1,500 a year. ...
Article : 25 wordsMr. Senecal, chief of the Government Printing Department in Canada, who was ordered to testify in the charges of corruption against State ...
Article : 48 wordsCanadians are irritated at the low census just published, giving the entire population of the Dominion at 4,870,000, which is evidently much ...
Article : 45 wordsCaptain Bell, of the Gambier, makes the following statement:—The second officer (Mr. Denyer), the man at the wheel, and myself were on deck at the time of[?] the ...
Article : 383 wordsThe detectives have succeeded in capturing a man named Henry Hoffman, supposed to be a recent arrival from Queensland, who is alleged to be the perpetrator of some ...
Article : 386 wordsSIR,—This measure seems to meet with a great deal of opposition in the Assembly, also from some of the leading residents in the different municipalities. Now, as a ...
Article : 340 wordsThe steamers of the Messageries Maritimes coasting in the Mediterranean are being armed, consequent upon the increase of piracy there. ...
Article : 29 wordsIt is officially notified that King Humbert of Italy, escorted by vessels from the Italian fleet, will visit England during 1892. ...
Article : 33 wordsA train while crossing a bridge on the Catawba River, in North Carolina, owing to the removal of a rail fell 80ft. into the river. ...
Article : 49 wordsA sudden and heavy storm has unroofed 30 houses at Boulogne. ...
Article : 22 wordsTin, Australian and Straits, is to-day quoted at £94 cash. ...
Article : 17 wordsCaptain Prideaux, of the Easby, says: When passing the Royal George buoy in the West Channel I saw a light inside the Queenscliff shore, which I took to be a versel ...
Article : 127 wordsWhy so many deviate from a graceful carriage may be accounted for in as many ways as there are misshapen beings. The spinal column is the mainstay of the body, ...
Article : 183 wordsSIR,—In Saturday's paper I notion "A Suffe[?]er" [?]is complaining of the lateness of the arrival of the mail coach from Campbell Town to Swansea. I can only imagine that ...
Article : 154 wordsTwo men named Foster and Venn were fishing at Torbay from rocks 20ft. above the water mark, when an exceptionally big wave rose and swept them into the sea. ...
Article : 184 wordsThe Easby was terribly injured,and but for a remarkable occurrence she would have gone down too. Her cutwater was stove in and the plates on her bows on the port side are ...
Article : 62 wordsAt the meeting of the Marine Board this afternoon the matter was brought forward by Captain Fullarton, who thought some steps would have to be taken to bring about a ...
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The Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), Sat 29 Aug 1891, Page 3
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