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Sydney · Accidents

Accidents, 1843

16 stories in Sydney's papers

Fatal Accident

The Sun and New South Wales Independent Press · Saturday 18 February 1843 · page 2

DURING the sudden squall, on Tuesday last, a real new sparkling "Christie" was blown from the head of a gentleman into the Cove. The wind blew, the gent ran--the "Christie" rolled until the latter, unable any…

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Accident to the "Shamrock." To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Saturday 25 February 1843 · page 2

GENTLEMEN,—Having seen in your journal of the 21st ultimo, an incorrect report of the accident which happened to the Shamrock on her last trip to Moreton Bay, and deeming it…

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Accident to the Shamrock. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald

The Australian · Monday 27 February 1843 · page 2

GENTLEMEN,—Having seen in your journal of the 21st ultimo, an incorrect report of the accident which happened to the Shamrock on her last trip to Moreton Bay, and deeming it essential for the…

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Fearful Accident. (From the Cincinnati Gazette, Oct. 20.)

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 21 March 1843 · page 4

To the continued loss of property upon our Western waters, we have now to add a fearful loss of life. The steamer Eliza, Captain Littleton,…

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Fatal Accident in the Harbour

The Australian · Friday 15 September 1843 · page 2

On Wednesday afternoon, during a sailing match in the harbour, one of the boats, the Breeze, was caught by a sudden squall, and immediately went down. Of four persons…

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The Late Boat Accident

The Sydney Morning Herald · Monday 18 September 1843 · page 3

WE have received the following letters from the Port Master on the subject of the late fatal boat accident:- To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald…

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The Late Accident. To the Editors of the Sydney Morning Herald

The Sydney Morning Herald · Tuesday 19 September 1843 · page 3

GENTLEMEN,—Seeing a letter from Mr. Gibson, the pilot, to Captain Moriarty, in this morning's Herald, I was astonished at his audacity, in giving the lie to respectable…

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Accidents and Offences

The Dispatch · Saturday 4 November 1843 · page 3

On Monday last, an African named James Frazer, (a runaway convict) was detected stealing some shoes from a shop in Princes-street. On the attempt to capture him, the…

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Accidents and Offences

The Dispatch · Saturday 11 November 1843 · page 3

PARRAMATTA FRAUDS.--The charge against Dr. Patrick Hill, Assistant Colonial Surgeon, in charge of the Hospital, Factory, &c. at Parramatta, at the instance of Dennis Hannan, of…

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Accidents and Offences

The Dispatch · Saturday 18 November 1843 · page 2

ACCIDENT.--About noon on Tuesday last, the carriage of Mr. Campbell was proceeding up Bridge-street, when the horses took flight at a dog that was barking round them, and, becoming…

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Accidents and Offences

The Dispatch · Saturday 25 November 1843 · page 3

On Sunday last, the black man named Frazer, who had escaped from the Hospital, by getting through the window without his clothes, w[?] recaptured by a man named Rice, in Mid…

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Accidents and Offences

The Dispatch · Saturday 2 December 1843 · page 3

HIGHWAY ROBBERRY.--Yesterday morning, a distressed carpenter named Taafe, left town with the intention of seeking a job of work in the country, but had not proceeded far beyond the…

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Accidents and Offences

The Dispatch · Saturday 9 December 1843 · page 3

ACCIDENT TO THE BRIG REGIA--The brig Regia, with emigrants for Valparaiso, was caught in the squall on Thursday last, and was thrown on her beam ends, but at length righted. She…

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Serious Collision Between the British Ship "Electra," and the French Fishermen on the Coast of Newfoundland

The Australian · Saturday 16 December 1843 · page 3

The Science, brig, arrived in this port last light, having on board James Tobin, Esq., and family, in 16 days from St. John's, Newfoundland. Mr. Tobin brought despatches from Sir John…

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Accidents and Offences

The Dispatch · Saturday 16 December 1843 · page 2

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.--On Wednesday morning a vegetable cart was standing unattended in Charlotte place, when the horse took fright at something, and dashed off down the hill, on to…

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Accidents and Offences

The Dispatch · Saturday 30 December 1843 · page 2

CONVICT MUTINY.--The ringleaders in the disturbance which occurred last week at the new Military Barrack Stockade, have since been examined before Captain Iones, at Hyde Park…

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