Accidents
William Hubbard, who was burnt at the late fire, has died in the hospital; also William Burns, the stevedore, injured at Williamstown…
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Accidents, 1886
406 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 2 of 21
Riding Accident
Thomas Ross, letter-carrier, has been thrown from his horse in Elizabeth-street, and killed…
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John Bailey, a groom, 15 years of ago was admitted to the hospital last night, suffering from injuries inflicted by a horse, which had kicked him on the knee,…
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The body of Chas. Burton, brickmaker, has been found in a waterhole at Annandale…
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Mrs. Zephin, wife of a professor of music, and the Misses Seade and Richardson, have been drowned while bathing at Belfast…
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EARLY yesterday morning a fearful accident occurred on the line of railway at Teralba, now being constructed by Messrs Amos Bros., between Homebush and…
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A young man names D. M'Kinnen, 20 years of age, son of Mr. M'Kmnon, grazier, Brungle, near Gundagai, was killed on Friday afternoon by a fall from…
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The inquiry into the cause of the collision between the You Yangs and Civility steamers lasted all day, and was further adjourned…
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The inquiry by the Marine Board into the cause of the collision between the You Yangs and Civility closed to-day. The Board reserved its decision till…
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MR. SAMUEL CHAPMAN, J.P., district coroner, commenced an inquiry yesterday, at noon, at Simm's Hotel, Charlestown, into the circumstances attending the death…
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Mrs. Dixon, wife of a shipwright in Balmain, has been drowned in the bathroom at her residence, facing the harbour…
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THE inquest, adjourned from Wednesday, was resumed yesterday morning at the Charlestown Hotel, Charlestown, by Mr. Samuel Chapman, J.P., District Coroner, on…
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YESTERDAY, shortly after 1 o'clock, some consternation was caused on the railway line just opposite the Crown and Anchor Hotel, Hunter-street, on account of a…
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A fall of thirty tons of earth took place to-day at the excavation in the B[?]jou Theatre, Pitt-street, by which four men were buried, but were extracted alive…
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A serious collision occurred on Friday morning in the Bris and River, between the Queensland steamer Archer and the A.S. N. Company's steamer Cintra. The former boat, which arrived on Tuesday from…
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A painful accident happened yesterday afternoon to a lad named Thom is Lucerne, aged 15 years, residing at 9, Glebe-street, Glebe. It appears that he was engaged at…
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The Marine Board, after two hours' consultation, decided that the master of the Civility and You Yangs were both in default in not sufficiently recognising the…
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SHORTLY after 9 o'clock yesterday morning a minor named John Templeton was killed instantaneously by, a fall of coal. Deceased, whilst in the act of cutting up,…
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Patrick Grace, permanent way ganger, at Murrurundi, has been killed by a passing train…
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As inquest was held yesterday forenoon by the district coroner at Martin's Hotel, Wickham, on the body of John Templeton, a miner who was killed the previous day through a fall of coal in the…
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