The Great Eastern Railway Accident
NORWICH, Wednesday.—A painful incident has transpired today. Miss Murray, who was mortally injured in the collision, was to have been married this week. Her lover,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1874
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The Late Fatal Railway Collision
THE fatal collision on the eastern counties railway, by which twenty-four persons were killed and seventy more injured, could not but awaken intense excitement. And with…
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A new railway timetable will shortly come into force. What we have long contended for, namely, that the mail-train shall be a passenger not a goods-train that it shall…
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SIR,—Permit me to supplement An Electer's letter (vide Goulburn Herald, 23rd instant,) with the following facts:—Mr. Butler in his Taral[?] speech said that he had been told by some one that an iron…
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SIR,—"Coming events cast their shadows before," and a few words that escaped Mr. Gray of Wollongong in one of his election speeches to the effect that Mr. Holt would guarantee the interest of the money…
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ON Saturday last (Boxing-day) the usual annual railway excursion under the auspices of the oddfellows lows of this district took place. The excursion wan very successful, between seven and eight hundred…
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