Accidents
On Friday tbe 6[?]h instant, an Inspection was h[?]ld on the body of Ann May, wife of Lawrence May of Hawkesbury, who died suddenly, and, as the Coroner's Verdict d[?]clared,…
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Accidents
On Thursday forenoon, Thomas Radford, overseer of Government Blacksmiths, died (suddenly. He had some time before laboured under a consumptive…
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On Monday last an infant of Sarab Pearce, in the Brickfield's experienced a fate the most dif[?]ressing that can possibly be imagined. The mother on returning home…
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On Friday a fine and beautiful boy, about six years of age, had nearly lost his life in the following dreadful manner:—A girl taking a pistol in her hand, crammed many…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →From the accidents to which mariners, and man of the inhabitants of this colony are by their ordinary pursuits exposed, we beg leave to lay open the following Directions for the Treatment of Persons Apparently Drowned
"It is very evident there is no employment whatever in life so liable to this accident, as sea-faring people, and those employed on rivers about the ships; I therefore…
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On Tuesday last a shocking accident happened at the yard of Isaac Nicholls, near the Hospital Wharf, by which William Collins, a labouring servant of the Crown, was…
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