Intercolonial. Melbourne, Monday. Collision
A SERIOUS collision occurred near Wombat on Saturday. The fireman of the goods train and several passengers were injured…
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Harbour Collision
A collision occurred yesterday in the Harbour. The steamer Pearl cut down and sank Dr. Milford's yacht Sao, and Mrs. Milford and her two daughters had…
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MARRIAGES are often the result of accident. It seems strange, but the most prudent persons will sometimes conceive an irresistible attachment at the suggestion of a word or a look…
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A jockey, named Hilder, was thrown while riding at the Canterbury races on Saturday, and received a serious shock to his system, with fracture of the collar…
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The Prince of Naples, heir apparent to the throne of Italy, has been wounded by the explosion of a dynamite shell, while witnessing some military trials at Rome…
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A VERY serious accident, which by a kind providence was prevented from being a fatal one, happened at Rice and Co.'s claim on Friday last. The winding gear…
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A SERIOUS accident occurred to a Miss Popham, of Little Cote, near Hungerford, England. Miss Popham was bunting with the Craven…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Our Telegraphic News. [Through Greville's Company.] New South Wales. Sydney, Monday. [Lodged 12; received 2.] Death by Drowning
MR. T. A. Strickland, merchant, formerly a partner of Young and Lark, was drowned, yesterday, off Manly, by the capsizing of a small skiff. His body has…
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GERTIE KIDGELL, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kidgell, and Hannah Kavanagh, aged 23 years, who for some time past occupied the position of domestic servant in Mr. Kidgell's…
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A rule nisi has been granted for a new trial, in the big collision action, Waratah versus Emu…
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ON Monday afternoon, the City Coroner, Mr. H. S. Shiell, J.P., began an inquest at the Grand Pier Hotel, Manly, concerning the death of Mr. Thomas Arthur…
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No less than 692 accidents were treated at the Sydney Hospital last week…
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Mr. Thomas Buckland, President of the Bank of New South Wales, and his daughter, Mrs. Dr. M'Kellar, were thrown oat of their baggy, in George-street, on…
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The steamer Nemesis, and the ship Galatea collided in Newcastle Harbour this morning, both vessels being damaged, bat no lives were lost or persons injured…
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A railway collision occurred at Como, near the great iron bridge Illawarra line, 12 miles from Sydney, last Friday. An engine ran into a passenger train, and the…
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Another rail way accident occurred this morning at Lake Bathurst platform on Cooma branch line. A mixed train from Goulburn, standing at the platform, was…
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The young man named Women, who was blown off his bicycle by a heavy gale of wind, last Thursday, at North Shore, and run over by a passing vehicle, died…
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A FATAL and most melancholy accident occurred on Saturday evening week at about 7 o'clock at the Armidale railway station, by which Mr. Peter B Gleeson, a clerk in the parcels office…
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A collision occurred between a milk cart and a cab, in Botany Road, on Saturday, when a woman named Riley and a little boy seventeen months old received…
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On Thursday morning Mr. Everett drove his waggonette up to the Post Office, and left the horses standing for a few minutes whilst he was speaking to Mr. Woodall…
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