Late Railway Accident at Melbourne
Mr.N. C. Mckellar, who was injured in the Brighton railway accident, was more seriously hurt than at first supposed. He has been very unwell since the accident, and…
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Accidents, 1881
136 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 5 of 7
Buggy Accident
On Tuesday evening, shortly after dusk, as Mr. Robert Craig, j[?]., was driving home, the horse was started by something going wrong with the shafts, and at once…
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On Friday a son of Mr. M.Cotter living in the neighbourhood of Breadalbane, met with an accident.He was doing some business about the farm and being on…
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We regret to state that another accident has occurred at the Moruya breakwater, which has unhappily been attended with fatal results. From the meagre information to hand…
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A narrow escape from drawing occured yesterday afternoon (says the Melbourne Age) at Sandridge, to a young man named William Watson. He was engaged diving…
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As Mr.and Mrs. Jacob Webb, of Mummell, were proceeding home on Monday evening, they met with an accident. When nearing the Retreat Inn, the spring-oart in…
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A painful mishap befell Mr. A. C. Betts, the District Surveyor at Cooma, on Friday last. It appears he was in the country in Company with Mr. D. Ryrie. In order to…
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About ten minutes past one o'clock yesterday afternoon a very serious accident occurred to a young lady named Charles Ernest Worchurst, employed by Mr. J. G…
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The Berwick correspondent of the Age reports that young men, named George Herbert,19 years of age, and Henry Gillespie, 26 years, in the employ of Mr…
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On inquiring yesterday afternoon at the Post Office Hotel we Informed that the young lady Worchers, who met with a very severe accident on Friday through being…
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We learn from the Newcastle Herald the on Friday last Mr. Albert Holt met with very serious accident, through a cog-whe breaking whilst the life-boat was beiu…
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Last Thursday afternoon two young girls, daughters respectively of Mr. P. Crag[?] and Mr. George Gray, had a somewhat narrow escape from drowning in the Yass River,…
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It is with much legret we have to record the death, by accident, of Mr. William Medway, of Garwang, near Dalton. It appears that on last Thursday the deceased was in…
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About half-past 3 o'clock on Sunday afternoon, a collision of a somewhat serious nature occurred on the Randwick tramway. Two trams which were on the single line of…
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IN our issue of Saturday last we published particulars of the fatal accident on the previous Thursday evening to Mr. W. Medway, of Garway. On Friday evening a magisterial…
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On Wednesday a young man named Ford, driving a bu[?]ck [?]am for Mr.Noble, of the Baw lime-kilus, w[?]t going down a decline, was about to put on the brake,…
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The Kerang correspondent of the Melbourne Argus gives particulars of the drowning of three women in Bar [?]reek, eight miles from Kerang.The victims ware the…
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AN inquest was held on Sunday, at Rich-lands, before Mr. Thomas Marsden, on the body of a lad named William George Whiteman, aged 12 years, who met with his death…
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THE Kerang correspondent of the Argus gives particulars of the drowning of three women in Bar Creek, eight miles from Kerang. The victims were the wife and…
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A correspondent, writing from Burra Creek to the Gundagai Times, says:—A little girl named Edith Chamen, about two y[?] age the daughter of our school…
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