Odd Accidents to Bibds
AN Irish naturalist once observed a dumlin acting in a very curious manner on the seashore. The bird would alight, then fly a short…
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Hunting Accident
Lord Neville, whilst hunting on Saturday, was thrown from his horse and broke his collar bone…
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Mr. and Mrs. Robbins, whilst crossing the railway in a buggy, were ran over by an engine, and both killed…
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A GIRL named Jane Pearce and her little brother, Arthur, were killed yesterday in Beech Forest by a tree falling on them. It is believed that the girl lost her life…
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A girl named Jane Pearce, and her little brother Arthur, were killed yesterday in the Beech forest by a large tree falling on them…
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James Stanbury, the champion sculler, is reported to have been drowned whilst training in the river Thames…
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AT Grantville, Mr. R. S. Peters was killed yesterday by the capsizing of a buggy which he was driving…
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The colliery disaster at Helensburg yesterday was caused by a great outburst of gas causing the coal to be blown out into the drive, bringing down a partial fulling of the…
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At the inquest on the three miners killed in the Helensburg disaster yesterday, a verdict of accidental death was returned, and the mine-owners exonerated from any blame…
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The inquest on the victims in connection with the disaster at the Metropolitan colliery resulted in a verdict of accidental death. The…
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DETAILS have readied Plymouth by the steamer Noram Castle (says a, London Journal) of a terrible accident on board the steamer Ionic,…
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MR. NEANDER, who was seriously injured by one of the spectators falling upon him from the gallery at the Tivoli Theatre, is still in the same condition, and no hope is…
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A RAILWAY accident occurred at 3o'clock this morning, two miles from Goulburn, to the mixed mail train to Cooma, which consisted of 16 waggons of goods and 10 empty sheep…
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A railway accident occurred at 3 o'clock this morning, two miles from Goulburn,to the mixed mail train to Cooma, consisting of 16 waggons of goods, 10 empty sheep vans, two…
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Mr. Neauder, who was seriously injured by one of the spectators falling upon him from the gallery at the Tivoli Theatre, is still in the same condition, with no hope of recovery…
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Mr. Neander, who was injured on Saturday, by a man falling on him from the gallery of the Tivoli Theatre, died to day…
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A terrible shipping disaster has occurred off the coast of Ushant, one of the channel Islands. A steamer, name unknown, collided with the Cape steamer Drummond Castle…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Wires. (Per Greville's Telegram Company.) Sydney. Thursday, 12.32 P.m. Cambling Fatality
A Chinese gardener named Jun Tong was stabbed last night in the leg during a row in a Goulburn- street gambling den, and bled to death. Six suspected Chinese have been…
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DONALD M'CAULEY, acting manager of the Bow Bell 'buses, running to Alexandria, was drowned last night…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Last Night's News. [Through Our Special Agents.] [By Telegrapg.] Fatal Accident. Sydney, Thursday Night
WM. M'CALLUM, a sailor, fell down the hold of the ship Gulf of Mexico on Tuesday, and succumbed to his injuries to-day…
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