Accidents, offences, &c
THE HEIGHT OF IMPUDENCE.—On Saturday morning, about one o'clock, a fellow was observed by O'Meara, the conductor, riding on a horse, which was rigged out in dray harness, down…
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10 stories in Sydney's papers
Police Accidents
MONDAY.—John O'Neil was elmiged by the sentry at the Main Barrack Gate, with insisting to come into the square, although staggering drunk; on the sentry remonstrating with him, he threatened…
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A poor Boy was run over in Cambridge-street, on Monday last, by a horseman and bad his leg dreadfully fractured. The fellow rode on as it nothing bad happened…
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Yesterday evening as Lieutenant Tobins' groom as exercising his horse, the animal became resve, and ran away with him, and galloped with reat violence against some steps on the west side…
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On Thursday evening last, a fellow was detected sneaking on his hands and knees into the shop of Mr. Richardson, the haberdasher, in Pitt-street, justin the act of crawling off with some boots and…
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Mrs. Templeton's cart was robbed on the Concord Road, on Wednesday week of flour and other articles. The bags which contained the flour were subsequently found secreted near the…
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Patrick O'Neill, who was apprehended on Sunday night for passing bad coin, contrived to effect his escape from the watch-house, and is now at [?] The police are in search of him…
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On Wednesday night a fellow, in a state of drunkenness, attacked a poor aged woman in Kent-street named M'Guigan, and broke her leg in so dreadful a manner, that from her age and…
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An accident of the most frightful nature occurred in Maroh last, at No.16, Pi[?]ardy-place, Edinburgh, the residence of the late Lord Eldin. His Lordship's valuable collection of paintings had…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Next Door Neighbours: Or, the Awful Square. a positive Fact.—BY F.W.N. BAYLEY. There was an old man bad four sons, Jerry, James, Joseph, and John, Jerry was hung, and James was drowned, And Joseph was lost, and never was found, And John he died with a mind unsound[?] So there was an end of his four sons, Jerry, James, Joseph, and John. Child's Book
How delightful, and yet how true, are the moral lessons of childhood! If the above verse of infant calibre does not astonish the Bulwerites of literature, it at least foretels…
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