The Railway Fr[?] Sydney
THE hearing of the first case arising out of the alleged railway frauds was commenced before Mr. W. Johnson, S.M., in the water Police…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1886
97 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 5
INTERCOLONIAL. [?] Thursday. The [?] Railway [?]
At the inquest on the body of James Low, who was killed in the [?] railway [?] dout, a [?] of [?] death was [?]…
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The Attorney General and the Minister for Works leave to-morrow to attend the Gundagai railway opening. Mr. Dalley…
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PEOPLE had scarcely ceased to congratulate one another on the paucity of fatalities in connection with the recent railway accident on the main line (says a cablegram to the News), than…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Uralla & District. Uralla, July 20. Railway Regulations
THE new regulations levying storage on goods detained at railway sheds in one that nobody can object to. There may be instances where they may press heavily…
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An accident happened on the railway line to-day, between North Goulburn platform and the viaduct over Mulwaree River. The goods train coming into Goulburn…
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The[?]of the [?]Railway Department by the [?] for Railways[?]and [?]…
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THE Germans are running the Yankees hard for tall projects, or for the facility of invention. Mr. Heinrich Stern, a young German…
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The alleged railway fraud case against Wright, Heaton, and Co. was resumed at the Police Court to-day. Further evidence was taken, and the case is still…
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To-day Mr. Abigail, M.P., waited upon the Commissioner for Railways and laid before him a large bundle of waybills from runholders and others, on which…
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The evidence of Stephenson, who yes-terday turned Queen's evidence in Wright, Heaton, and Co.'s case, has caused a great sensation…
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The fifth day of the hearing of the changes of [?] [?] to [?] and de[?] the Railway Department, prefered by the Commissioner for Railways against…
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YESTERDAY'S enquiry at the Water Police Court into the charge of conspiracy to defraud perferred against Messrs. Wright, Heaton, and others…
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The Irish National League have boycotted a branch of the Irish Northern Railway because its nominee was not chosen as Inspector…
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At the conclusion of the evidence in the above cases on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Wright made the following statement:—Your Worship—I claim my discharge at…
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The report of the railways for last year show the net earnings to have been £716,200, which is 3.37 per cent on the capital invested on the lines in operation…
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The fatal accidents to tram passengers for the last year were two, being an average of one to every 20,000,000 passengers' fares collected…
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The other railway fraud care commences at the Police Court to-morrow. It is reported that summonses have been issued against several country…
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Sweeping railway reforms are to be undertaken, and the new bill, introduced by the Government on the 5th instant, if carried, will assimilate our locomotive management…
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Messrs. Wright, Heaton, and Co. s case was further heard to-day and adjourned till to-morrovr, when it is expected to close…
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