Sad and Fatal Accident
Yesterday evening a young man named John Clarke, aged about twenty-two, son employed as ironmonger in the store of Messrs. Davies, Alexander, and Co., went to bathe…
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Accidents, 1876
41 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 3
Melancholy Death by Drowning
AT noon yesterday an inquest was held at the Salutation Inn before the district coroner (A. M. Betts Esq.) on the body of John Clarke, aged 21, who was drowned in the Mulwarree on Tuesday…
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IN our last issue we gave the particulars of a melancholy case of drowning, Mr. John Alexander Clarke of this town being the victim. At the time of writing the body had not been found; but it was…
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ON Wednesday evening word was brought into that an accident had occurred on the Grenfell rond by which a man named Dillon had lost his life and that his wife…
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As accident took place on Saturday morning at Nowlan’s Lagoon, about five miles from Nelson’s. Sandy Creek saw mills, by which a man named Henry Verey, for many years a…
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FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RAILWAY.—Yesterday morning a fatal accident occurred on the railway near the Parramatta Junction. towards Sydney, by which two labourers named Kemp and Lyons…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fatal Gun Accident at Jerilderie
Another illustration of the danger of allowing children to obtain possession of firearms, occured at Jerilderie on the 19th instant, when a boy named Charles…
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AN inquest was held yesterday, at the dwelling-house of J. P. Williams, at Mimmegong, by the Coroner and a jury of five, touching the death of Winefred and John Robert Williams…
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WE in Bathurst have fortunately been, to a great [?]tentexempt from those frightful catastrophes which have been more frequent in some other places through the explosion of kerosene…
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FEBRUARY 21.-- An accident of a most frightful nature happened yesterday to the third son of Mr. H. Scott, J.P. The little fellow, whose age is nine years, was sent with a way-bill after a…
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THE correspondent of the London Daily Telegraphy says— Another great maritime disaster has occurred in St. George’s Channel, invoking…
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The correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph says:— Another great maritime disaster has occurred in St. George's Channel, involving…
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The following (says the Home News of 7th January) are the details of the frightful accident at a Christmas festival in Switzerland. The scene of the accident was the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Turret-ship in Collision
The Monarch, turret-ship, Captain W. A. Hood, put into Plymouth Sound on November 28, having been in collision with a Norwegian…
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THE following is the evidence, on reported in the Wagga Wagga Express, taken at the coroner's inquest held at Coonong on Wednesday upon the body of Mr. Surveyor Blunt. We append the evidence…
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Yesterday afternoon a Chinaman named Ab Wing, employed at Mr. Teece's tannory, was feeding a bark-mill there when his right arm got drawn into the machinery. He called out and the…
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SOME details of this terrible disaster are given in a letter to the Times, dated Alexandra, January 1. The writer says:— ‘It appears that Mr. Russell Gurney…
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A MAGISTERIAL inquiry was held at Coonong on Wednesday touching the death of Mr. Blunt, surveyor,- Mr. W. H. Armstrong being the presiding magistrate. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Balloon Accident Near Paris
The following are the particulars of a recent balloon accident near Paris:— The military committee of aeronauts made an ascent from the from the gasworks at La…
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THE coroner, Mr. A. M. Betts, held an inquest on Sunday, at the Woodhouselee Hotel, touching the death of Charles Coleman. Alexander Mc Laughlin, farmer, residing at…
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