Riding Accident
List week as Mr. Lyster [?] was going home on horseback his house stumbled, and the result woe that he got a fall that has put him in bed for a day…
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The Late Burning Accident. From the “Democrat.”
ON Friday last Mr. Scobie District Coroner, held an inquest touching the cause of the death of Mrs. Hargraves and her child, who had been burnt, as reported…
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ON Saturday night Mr. A. MacKenzie was cantering briskly along the Nangus road when his horse fell heavily on its knees. The animal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams Shooting Accident. Sydney
While out with a party duck shooting in the Mudgee district yesterday, F. C. Campbell was accidentally shot dead…
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Mr. John M'Gill, 19 years of age, and son of Mrs. Hill, of Moorong, one of the benificiaries of the Tyson estate, was admitted to the hospital on Tuesday evening…
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On Tuesday night a youngman named M'Gill of Moorong, received serious injury through a horse he was riding shying, and throwing him to the groudd. The accident occurred…
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A painful accident, fortunately unattended by serious results, happened to a boy named Fitzgerald during the progress of the Catholic picnic at The Rock…
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A FIRE occurred at Nowra yesterday morning when the Prince of Wales Hotel was burned to tho ground. William Henry Wilford, aged 55, and Benjamin…
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When coming down the Gap last Sunday, Mr. Chas. Beale and a companion had a very narrow escape from an accident which might have proved…
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Mr. Jim Quinlan met with a painful accident, by which be is obliged to carry his foot in a sling, and use a horse, trap and crutch when he is obliged to move…
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A CAPETOWN correspondent, writing on March 13, says :-- "A sad fatality occurred at Observatory-road Station last evening. A number of men…
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THE news was received here on Thursday morning of the fatal accident to Mr. W. Reynolds, of Cullinga, and it was a great shock to the people. It was with the utmost…
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WHILE Mr. W. Reynold, of Deep Creek near Temora, was driving home from Cullingar on Wednesday evening one of his horses broke the pole of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Der German Cobbler. He Witness as Accident, and Gets Into a Whole Lot of Trouble on Account of His Innocence
"Dot's bow I vims when I has a fool," said the German cobbler as he shaved away at a piece of sole leather meant for a lift on a shoe heel. "I goes…
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A collision has taken place of Larg's Bay. Adelaide, between the steamer Investigator and the schooner Mary Webster. Both vessels were…
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In connection with the accident to the Kaiser Frederick III., 11,00 tons, 22 guns, the flagship of Prince Henry of Prus[?]ia, which went ashore at Ar[?]na,…
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WHAT might have been a very serious accident, and was had enough as it was, took place on Wednesday last. Two little boys, one the son of Mr. Boloban…
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Quite a sensation was caused in Junee on Thursday morning when the news came to hand that Richard Walker, one of the best known drivers on the line, had…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegraphic News. General Cables. London, April 18. Collision at Malta
H.M.S. Hood fouled the French mail steamer at Malta, losing two of her boats. A smart evolution of the ironclad avoided a worse disaster…
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An accident of a rather serious nature has occurred at Malta. H.M.S. Hood, first-class battleship, fouled a French mail steamer, losing two of her boats…
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