Accident at cambewarra Mountain
MY. William Chase, whilst working on a road contract for Messrs. G. and W. Keft on the Cambewarra Mountain road leading towards Bellawon…
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Accident on the Railway
A painful accident (states the Kima " Independent") happened to Mr.J. K. James, of Rose Valley, at the Omega platform, on Tuesday morning. He…
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We regret to report that Mr. Charles Lamond sustained injuries one evening last week whish necessitated confinement to his room for several days. When about…
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We regret to report that Mr. Charles Lamond sustained injuries one evening last week which necessitated confinement to his room for several days. When about…
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A young man, named Thomas Evans, aged 20 years, met with a severe accident out in the mountains near Mr. N. Claydon’s, little Frorest. He was cutting…
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A young man, named Thomas Evans, aged 20 years, met with a severe accident out in the mountains near Mr. N. Claydon’s, Little Frorest. He was cutting…
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An accident happened on Thursday evening by which Mr. Joseph Mathers, of Burry, sustained serious, injurie, but just now it happened , so far as…
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An accident happened on Thursday evening by which Mr. Joseph Mathers, of Berry, sustained serious injuries, but just how it happened is, so far us…
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A SERIOUS accident occurred at Charing, near Ashford, Kent, through the practice of throwing vice at weddings. Canon Carrier, of Canterbury Cathedral…
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A serious railway accident, fortunately unattended with loss of life, occurred on Saturday last on the South Coast railway, about a mile from South Chiton, towards Bulli…
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THE terrible catastrophe off the Casket Rocks(says âThe Hospitalâ), which has merged the brightness of an otherwise perfect holiday season, has raised many…
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WE were all assembled at dinner in the saloon of the mail steamer Dominion, His Excellency the newly-appointed Governor-General…
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ONE night I happened to run up from the saloon rather late for a mouthful of fresh air. As I step[?]ed out on deck an icy gust struck full…
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"I DID not see much of her after we arrived in England, for she and her mother went up north. Shortly afterwards I was off to sea again…
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About 8.30p.m. on Saturday a horse attached to [?] driven by Arthur Hodgkinson, of [?] Pyrmont Bridge-road, Glebe, bolted in George-street,…
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About 8.30 p.m. on Saturday a horse attainted to a buggy driven by Arthur 11 od[?]son, of 131 Pyrmont. Bridger[?] Glebe, bolted 111 George-street…
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The dead body of Robert William Reid, aged 33, who resided in Nowra a few years ago, was found at Long Bay. Band Wick, by a fisherman early on Thursday…
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The dead body of Robert William Reid, aged 33, who resided in Nowra a few years ago, was found at Long Bay, Randwick, by a fisherman early on Thursday…
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IN the old days of the theatre Royal, Edinburgh, an actor named Dewar went one morning to the premises of a publican, named Scott, patronised by the profession,…
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Those who have made as study of [?] mysterious effect on the mind of accidents in rare cases will read with great interest the account sent by Dalziel’s…
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