Accident to Mr. C. B. Ranclaud
ABOUT a quarter to 6 p.m. yesterday a somewhat serious accident occurred to the above highly-esteemed and popular citizen whilst coming down Wolfe-street,…
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Accidents, 1885
511 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 8 of 26
Terrible Accident
A TERRIBLE accident occurred at Tichborne lead, Parkes, some time on Sunday night, to an old resident named Michael Holland. A digger, who was looking for a pool of…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The body of a female, much decomposed, has been found in the harbour…
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A collision of a somewhat serious character occurred in Sydney harbour on Wednesday morning, although fortunately it was unattended with loss of life, says the "Evening News." It appears that…
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A SAD fatal accident occurred at Scotchmans on Saturday, by which a young man named Vernon Hampton lost his life. The deceased was…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Hubert Bell, 13, son of Mr. Bell, manager of the Bank of New South Wales branch, Young, was accidentally shot by his brother aged 9…
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A FATAL accident occurred at Young on Saturday morning, by which a little boy named Reginald Harry Russell Bell, son of Mr. Sydney Bell, manager of the local…
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YESTERDAY afternoon what might have been a serious accident occurred on the Commonage-road, Hamilton, to a boy named Frederick Patterson, who was…
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A FEARFUL accident took place in Tasmania on the Western Line last week. When the train which leaves Launceston at 5 p.m. was midway between…
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A dense fog prevailed in the harbour on Tuesday morning, and caused considerable delay to the shipping, both in ward and outward hound. Only one accident occurred, the North Shore Ferry…
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AUCKLAND, Saturday.—Mr. Clarke, a Queensland squat[?]er, was accidentally poisoned in Wellington yesterday. He took an overdose of chlorodyne…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.—A serious accident occurred at the Salvation Army barracks, Eaglehawk, by which three men named William Southgate, William…
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MR. WM. BURTT, the well-known jeweller of George-street, Sydney, died at the Sydney Hospital on Friday last from the effects of an operation for tumour in the thigh. Mr…
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GUNDAGAI, Thursday.—A fatal accident happened here this morning to a man named Stitt, engaged on the railway works close to town. It appears that…
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LONDON, Thursday afternoon.—An explosion, supposed to have been caused by dynamite, occurred to-day in the office of Mr. Edwin N. Swainson,…
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YESTERDAY afternoon three men named Christopher M'Millan, H. Robinson, and T. Sims were pulling in a boat in a creek leading from Hexham to Wallsend, when the…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Jno. M'Mullen, at the Bondi sewer works, was lying on the tramway at the works, when a waggon went over him. He died in the hospital…
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LONDON, Monday.—The Times to-day publishes a telegram from its correspondent at St. Petersburg, in which it states that the British Government…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—John Shelley, a passenger by the steamer Pearl, fell overboard in the harbour and was drowned…
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HOBART, Monday.—A sad boat accident occurred at Latrobe yesterday. Constable Morris, with his wife, son, and daughter, and Mr. Webster, the watchhouse-keeper…
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