Distressing Colliery Accident—loss of Four Lives
H. Fazakerley, Esq., the youthful proprietor of the extensive Gillibrand-hall and Fazakerley estates, with a friend on a visit to him, and two watermen, met with a…
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9 stories in Sydney's papers
Accidents at Sea
A VERY interesting return to an order of the House of Commons has been made by the management of Loyd's. We find in an abstract of all collisions, accidents, and wrecks…
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A VERY interesting return to an order of the House of Commons has been made by the management of Lloyd's. We find in an abstract of all collisions, accidents, and wrecks…
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SIR—Without waiting the result of the inquest of that poor lad, who was killed through negligence last evening, in the building opposite Hunter-street, 1 take the liberty of troubling…
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THE terrible particulars contained in the following letter, received this morning, from our agent, at Yass, may be fully relied upon…
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THE terrible particulars contained in the following letter, received this morning, from our agent, at Yass, may be fully relied upon…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Empire. Tuesday, July 6, 1852. the Drowning of Gundagai
THE terrible flood which has swept away the town of Gundagai, and drowned sixtyfour of its inhabitants, will be felt as a public calamity far beyond the scene of its…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Colliery Accidents. (From the Spectator, May 22.)
A third successive week is marked by a terribly fatal colliery explosion. The number who have perished this time is not far short of the greatest on record. The scene of death…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. the Siloe Accident. To the Editors of the Sydney Morniing Herald
GENTLEMEN,—In order to remove all possibility of the recurrence of a catastrophe similar to that which has just taken place at Cockatoo Island, I beg to offer the following simple…
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