European News. Fatal Accident to Lord Guilford
A FATAL accident befell Lord Guilford, Mas[?] of the Cattistock Hounds, while hunting in the Vale of Buckland, near De[?] His lordship was taking…
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9 stories in South Coast's papers
The Shocking Powder Accident at [?]
We [?] the [?] Reporter that of the two young men who were so seriously injured by the explosion of a cake of blasting powder, one died on Friday…
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Rumours reached town this morning that a railway accident had happened at the Zigzag. and that several persons had been killed and many more injured.as…
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THE following may be worth £1000 to you if you remember it:—The human body weighs a pound in the water, and a chair will carry two persons—that is, it will keep…
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Queanbeyan Tuesday.—A frightful gun accident occurred in the. hush near Queanbeyan last ungilt. Several young men were opossum shooting, among whom were…
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A fatal accident is reported from switzerland. A young painter named Durr, belonging to Burgdorff, attempted last Sunday to ascend the Mythen, in the Canton Schwyz…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Accident in Tasmania. Sydney, July 23
ANOTHER fatal railway accident happened in Tasmania on Thursday. The express train from Launceston went over the Bridgewater viaduct; the end…
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At 7.30 a.m. yesterday, the dead body of a than named John Anderson [?] found lying on his back at the toot of a [?] of stairs in the offices of the Victoria [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fatal Collision between the [?]warra and the Helco Nicoll. Keilawarra Sunk in Seven Minutes. From Thirty to Forty Lives Lost. (Abridged from the Echo.) Trial Bay
The following telegram was received from Trial Bay this morning:—“ Steamer Helen Nicoll anchored in the bay ibis morning; after being in collision with the steamer…
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