1891 CE
The Great Blizzard of 1891 affects southern England between March 9 and 13 of this year.
Strong winds, cold temperatures and snow that drifts up to fifteen feet high contributes to the deaths of two hundred people and six thousand animals.
A merchant vessel, the Bay of Panama, is one of the casualties, driven onto rocks on the south coast of Cornwall by the storm.
Twenty-three lives are lost in this incident alone.
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