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High winds continue over England to-day, following yesterday's gale, in which heavy stornis were accompanied by a wind which, at times, reached of eighty mites an hour at Liverpoot and many other places. Eight peuple were killed on land by. falling trees and chimneys.
Moat of the Channel services wore cancelled, but these are running as usual to-day pt that the Boulogne traffic is diverted to Catais, Three sea 8 moored at Ports mouth were sunk by heavy two are lying in compa shallow water bet spots and volcanic eruptions have some connection with the violent] storms reported ax having oseurred in Europe, the A: lzntie, the Pacific and South Africa during the weekend.
An ominous fact is that to-day ix the 225th anniversary of a great eveline which was responsible for over 8,000 deaths. ications show that the past wild weather is moving max, The gale has abated considerably: fand the sun was shining again round London early this morning. However 8 renewal of storms is forecast, The cross channel services from Southampton are being mi but Ostend, Calais, Boulogne and are unapproachable. iees between London and ye been resumed.—Reuter. smashed against a breakwater.
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