An Accident
On Tuesday afternoon, Mr. James Nash, of Church-street, whilst working at Messrs Maisey and Moore's tannery in Macquarie-street, met with a very painful accident…
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Accidents, 1896
13 stories in Hawkesbury (Windsor & Richmond)'s papers
A Serious Accident
A SERIOUS accident happened on Friday last to Edward Mills, more generally known as "Teddy the Great." Mr J O'Brien was at the railway-station unloading a quantity…
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ON Saturday afternoon last, whilst Messrs P Daley and A Stephens, of Wilberforce, were sitting in a buggy in front of Mr Armour's shop, the horse took fright and rushed across the street…
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WHILST Mrs Joshua Everingham, of the Royal Hotel, Gosford, was out driving on Sunday with a lady friend and two children, the pair of horses bolted, and both ladies…
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What might have resulted in a serious accident occurred on Thursday afternoon Last at Wilberforce Settlement. As Mr P Butler was driving home from a…
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MR. FRANK WARD, son of Mr Joseph Ward, of George-street, met with a serious accident whilst playing cricket in Parramatta on Saturday. He was one of the Hawkesbury 15 that defeated the…
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ON Monday afternoon last, whilst James Locke, an aboriginal, in company with his son-in-law, August Anoleck, his wife and three children were driving home from…
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GERALD O'BRIEN, son of Mr J J O'Brien, of, Windsor, met with a painful and serious accident on Thursday morning last. He was in the employ of Mr T Abbott, and was standing on a…
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MB. ALBERT PAULL (son of Mr. Paull, of Pitt Town), a shunter employed in the Penrith Railway-yards, met with a very painful and almost fatal accident about 9…
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AN accident which might have resulted more seriously than it did occurred last Sunday afternoon about 5 o'clock. It appears that two sulkies, the first driven by Miss Hill, of Richmond, and the…
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A VERY shocking gun accident happend at the Bullridge on Sunday last, through the careless handling of fire-arms. It appears that several residents of the above-mentioned locality intended going out in…
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MR. THEO. PERRY, one of the members of the Richmond Half-Holiday C.C., met with a very painful accident on Wednesday afternoon last. It appears than be and another member were…
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MRS. THOMAS LOBB, of George-street, met with a very serious accident early on Sunday morning last. She was hurriedly awakened by one of the children in the…
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