Accidents
Mrs. Gale, wife of Mr. William Gale, fellmonger, Grafton-street, met with a painful accident yester evening. She had been at the picnic at Norwood and was returning in a phaeton accompanied by Mrs…
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Accidents, 1886
225 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 2 of 12
Accident From Gunpowder
A few days ago Mr. Andrew S. Chisholm of Cardross was engaged in burning some waste paper when he was severely injured by the explosion of at flask of gunpowder…
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A mishap, attributed Saturday to the express train from Melbourne to Saturday to the express train from Melbourne to Sydney. The information received by the railway…
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A DAY or two ago, Mrs. W. Douglas, of Inveralochy, and family were out driving, when the horse shied at a spring cart, and bolted, smashing the buggy and more or less injuring all the occupants…
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MR. ANDREW S. CHISHOLM, of Cardross, was somewhat severely burnt and otherwise injured by an explosion of gunpowder a few days ago. Mr. Chisholm was destroying some papers and, unaware…
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A PECULIAR mishap occurred shortly after midnight on Friday night to the Sydney express train at Culcairn. A gale was blowing, and four empty trucks, which were standing in a siding at that…
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CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.—A few days ago the horses attached to a carriage in which Mrs. Douglas of lnveralochy House and other members of the family were driving, took fright at an approaching cart…
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ABOUT 3 p.m. on Tuesday a child named Mary Robinson, two years and two months old, daughter of Mr. William Robinson, of Swanston-street, Macdonaldtown, was found drowned in a small tub…
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The Moonee Valley races were held on Saturday. In one of the races, the La Rose Handicap, there was a mishap. Ten horses came out. As they went round the turn from the lime yard to the back…
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A YOUNG man named Pritchard, in the employ of Mr. A. O. Moriarty, met with an accident whilst driving towards Tirranna, on Thursday afternoon, in a buggy. In turning a corner sharp, the horse…
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On Thursday afternoon a lad named Alfred Yeadon living at Tarlo, met with a nasty accident whilst driving a cart in which was a water cask. The wheel of the cart struck a stump or some other obstacle,…
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The Mogil Mogil coach in attempting to cross the Barwon River at Collarendebri on Wednesday afternoon was swept by the current into a deep hole, immediately below the crossing. There were…
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LATER information respecting the above has been received. Mr. Dillon, the survivor, states that the coach entered the river 50 yards below the old rocky ford crossing, at a new one. Thinking that the…
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A BOY named Michael Henry Irvin was brought into town last night and admitted into the hospital from Bomballa, near Marulan. He had received a severe injury to the muscles of the arm by being…
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A day or two ago Mrs. Puddicombe, wife of the Venerable Archdeacon, met with a slight accident. In returning from the garden, where she had been plucking some fruit, to the house her foot caught in…
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On Tuesday afternoon Mr. Betts, coroner, held an inquest at the Railway Hotel, Tarago, touching the death of Bernard Graham, a farmer, who resided at the New Line, about six miles…
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A painful accident happened this morning to a little girl named Roberta, daughter of Mr. Roberts, of Gundary. She was playing with some caps, containing, it is thought, dynamite, when by some…
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CHARLES DORAN, in the employ of Mr. E. C. Bray, of Binda, while riding home on the Crookwell Road was unfortunately thrown from his horse yesterday. The shock rendered him insensible, and…
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A MAN named Charles Doran was thrown from his horse on Wednesday night as he was returning, to Crookwell from Goulburn, after disposing of some…
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On Thursday afternoon Leslie Ferguson, a youth, son of Mr. S. Ferguson of Ifield, met with a serious accident. He was riding on horseback along Goldsmith-street when the horse…
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