Accidents, Offences, &c
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.—Samuel Samuels was on Monday committed to take his trial for attempting to rob Mr. Roger Pitt, on Friday night last, about 12 o'clock…
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Accidents, Offences, &c
DESERTERS.—On Monday, Ernest Frederick Mitchell and John Wm. Ashley, were brought up at the City Police Office as deserters from the 80th Regiment. The former is well…
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In the year 1830, there was hovering on the African coast a large clipper brig, called the Brilliante, commanded by a desperado named Homans. Homans was an Englishman by birth, and was…
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IN Friday's issue a brief notice appeared of an inquest having been commenced on the previous day by the Coroner of the Parramatta District, Mr. C. Bethel Lyons, at Kerwin's,…
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The adjourned inquest upon the body of Mr. John Henrick, who was killed by the upsetting of Alexander's coach on the last day of the Homebush races, was concluded on Monday last. A great number of witnessess were examined, and it appeared to…
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The numerous collsions of steamers and sailing vessels which have occurred in this colony,, many of which have been attended with loss of life, and in some instances never…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Select Poetry. Stanzas. Suggested by the account of the lamentable fate of a Canadian boy, who was drowned whilst returning home across the river, above the Falls of Niagara
There's a bark on the broad blue wave, There's a youth in that bark alone; And the stream he doth boldly brave— 'Tis a lonely widow's son!…
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The next time Mr Gee came mamma told him that she bad made up her mind to have a little trip to the Devil's Dyke,and hoped that Mr Gee would join us. This was just Adolphus' taste. He said it would…
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A person named John Doherty, residing at Chippendale, sent his son, a young lad of fourteen years of age, with two horses to put them in the paddock of the Waterloo Estate, on Monday last, about one o'clock. The boy did so, but on returning to the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Country News. Chloroform—unfortunate Accident Melancholy Death!! (From the Bathurst Advocate, June 24.)
On Saturday, the 17th Instant, Dr. Machattie again no performed the operation of amputation of the thigh white his patient was under the influence of Chloroform, with perfect success. As…
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Yesterday week, a young lad employed in the Stockton Tweed Factory, got one of his arms entangled in a portion of the machinery used on the premises, and had the limb so fearfully crushed, that immediate amputation was found necessary. The boy…
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About 4 cwt, of pork was stolen from Mr. Joseph's slaughterhouse On Saturday evening, about nine o'clock, a young woman named Hogan was met on the Woolloomooloo road, by a man, who…
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THE Cologne Gazette contains the following particulars of the disturbances at Berlin:- March 17.—In spite of the influence…
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The Cologne Gazette contains the following particulars of the disturbance at Berlin:— March 17.—In spite of the influence of the committee of safety, some misfortunes happened last evening. It is stated that…
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The two bushrangers, Thomas Gregory and John Roach, for the apprehension of whom a reward of £25 was offered in the Government Gazette a short time back, have been apprehended; Roach at Doughboy Hollow, and Gregory near Black Creek…
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The man Neil Johnson, who we mentioned in a fomer number as being in custody for a furious assault on his wife, was on Saturday again brought up for examination, but, in consequence of his wife being unable to attend, was again remanded to gaol for a week…
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An old lady, named sarah perkins, was, on Monday, sentenced to six months' imprisonment, under the Vagrant Act. The specific charge against her being that of taking the money out of the pocket of her friend, Catherine Shaw, as she was lying dead drunk in…
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On Tuesday evening last during the temporary absence of the inmates, some sneak entered the shop of Mr. Field, shoemaker, of Auburn-street, Goulburn, and stole therefrom two pairs womens' boots, one pair womens' shoes, two pair mens' boots, and an odd…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fearful Steam-boat Accident. (From the Calcutta Englishman.)
WE yesterday received by the Dawk the followirg letter, which gives a clearer and more complete account of the melancholy accident which happened to the Benares, than…
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We have received by the Dawk the following letter, which gives an account of the melancholy accident which happened to the Benares:—…
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