Accident
YESTERDAY George Goodchild, living at Bullock Island, while getting off a cart at the Glebe, met with a nasty accident. His horse started, and he fell, dislocating his…
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Accidents, 1882
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Serious Accident
A VERY serious accident happened on Monday night to Mr. J. F. Armstrong for along time one of the chief compositors on the staff of this journal. Mr. Armstrong was…
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Two accidents happened yesterday, and were treated at Dr. Knaggs surgery. The first occurred to Dugald Cameron, while chopping in two a sheep at Mr. Sparke's…
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ABOUT half-past 6 o'clock yesterday morning fatal accident happened at Lake Macquarie Heads to a young man named Harry Williams, formerly employed as a…
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BATHURST, Friday.—A.J. Pechey, Esq., M.L.A., member for East Macquarie, while driving home from Bathurst at 6 p.m., the horse bolted in turning into…
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LONDON, May 31.—A collision has occurred between two trains at Wieblingen, in the Grand Duchy of Baden. A number of the railway carriages were completely…
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AN inquest was held at Pelican Flat on Saturday last, by Mr. E. Reeves, P.M., coroner, from Brisbane Water, touching the death of the young man, Harry…
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AN accident occurred yesterday at Messrs Walker and Wildes pit. James Walker, one of the proprietors' sons, was filling a skip at the face of one of the working…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A girl, not yet identified, jumped from the Botany tramcar, whilst in motion, and received concussion of the brain. She was taken to the…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.—A man working at Queen's Wharf had his hands on a pile, when the heavy iron "monkey" fell, smashing them both into pulp…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—A man named Henry Carbonell has been found dead on the staircase of the Young Men's Christian Association rooms…
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YESTERDAY, a miner named John Booker, working at Greta colliery, was killed by a fall of coal. Aminquest on the unfortunate man's remains will be held to-day…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A football player on Saturday fractured his shoulder blade. Two more seaffolding accidents occurred on Saturday. A boiler explosion took place…
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ON Saturday, whilst playing in a football match v. Parramatta, on the local football ground, Mr. John Wood, jun., had his left hand badly lascerated by falling on the…
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AN accident of a serious nature happened yesterday morning to a mason named Webb, employed on Mr. Hollinshead's mew houses in Upper Church and Wolfe streets…
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ON Tuesday, an accident occurred through the reckless driving of a butcher-boy, named McAuliffe, who essayed to gallop between an omnibus and a cart. The sequel was…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A child two and a half years old, playing on the tramway, at Waverley, was run over by a steam moter, and had one leg and an…
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A BOY, named Carpenter, employed at Ritchie's Carriage Works, Wickham had the third finger of his left hand crushed in some machinery. He was removed to Dr…
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ON Saturday a dangerous accident happened to a child, son of Mr. Winchester, residing near the Reserve, in Watt-street. He was swinging, or otherwise playing on…
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ON Sunday evening at about half past five o'clock, a son of Mr. Wrigly of Watt-street, whilst climbing on a fence, fell to the ground and sustained a dislocation of the…
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