Fatal Accident. Sutton Forest
EXPLOSION OF BLASTING POWDER.—THREE KILLED, FIVE INJURED.—On Sunday evening, at about six o'clock, an explosion of five small kegs of blasting powder occurred on the section of Roberts and…
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Serious Accident. Collision of the S[?]s. Jeddo with the Adam Barque: Sinking of the Latter Vessel
LAST night, as the P. and O. Co's steamer Jeddo was coming up the harbour, she came into collision with the barque Ada, under the following circumstances, by which the latter vessel was sunk. The wind was from the N.E., and the barque…
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The English mail steamship Jeddo, Captain Far[?]er, when coming up the harbour on Monday night, came in col[?]sion with the barque Ad[?] 307 tons, Captain Williamson. There appears…
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On the night of the 17th instant, as the P. and O. Co.'s steamer Jeddo was comming up the harbour, she came into collision with the barque Ada, under the following circumstances, by which the latter vessel was sunk. The wind was from the N.E., and the…
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SIR,—The frequency of street "accidents in Sydney calls for some immediate and stringent regulations, to prevent as much as possible their calamitous issues. Not a day passes, I believe, but some run-away horse…
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ON Monday, the 24th, the City Coroner began an inquest at the Observer Tavern, George-street North, on view of the body of Robert Codling, the seaman who was taken out of the forecastle of the Ada, on Saturday afternoon. The mail…
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THE inquest, begun before the City Coroner on the 24th of July, was resumed and concluded at the Observer Tavern, Lower George-street, yesterday. The investigation was on view of the body of Robert Codling, a seaman of the Ada,…
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THE inquest, begun before the City Coroner on the 24th of July, was resumed and concluded at the Observer Tavern, Lower George-street, on Monday. The investigation was on view of the body of Robert Coaling, a seaman of the Ada,…
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An accident of the most frightful character has taken place at Redual, a station on the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway. A large excursion train, consisting of 32. carriages, and drawn by two powerful engines,…
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THE fine new barque Ada, of Liverpool, 307 tons register, Captain Williamson, cleared out at this port for Shanghae on the 17th, with a cargo of 500 tons of coal. The captain, intending to go to sea during the night or early next morning, ordered a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Accident to the Steamer Bombay. (Times of India, June 29.)
The P. and O. Co.'s steamer Bombay, about whose safety fears were entertained until Mauritius papers informed us of her arrival at Port Louis, arrive in Bomaby harbour at 1 o'clock p.m. of the 23rd ultimo. As is already known, the cause of her…
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BY an appalling coincidence an accident has happened on the South-Eastern Railway not less fearful than that at Rednal, and arising from precisely the same cause. The tidal train from Dover yesterday…
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"Would, at thou"—so the helmsman answered— "Learn the sectets of the Sea! Only those who brave its dangers Comprehend its mystery."…
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The Journal de Genevo of Tuesday las publishes the following letter from Randa (Vallais), dated the 15th:- In informing you yesterday by despatch, of the ascent…
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YESTERDAY morning, at 5 o'clock, as the City of Newcastle was entering Newcastle harbour, she observed the steam-tug Bungaree alongside a vessel at the wharf, abreast of the red buoy, which is placed off the S.E. point of the Horseshoe Spit, at…
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About 9 o'clock on Saturday morning Captain Duff, Harbour-Master at Glenelg, having heard that a ship was aground near the rocks at Marino, telegraphed to the Port for a steamer to render immediate assistance, and then manned Mr. Flood's boat,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Royal Hibernian Military School. Mflancholy and Fatal Accident
A melancholy accident occurred on Saturday last, as the annual sports in connection with this valuable institution were commencing, which brought them to a rather abrupt termination…
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BOAT ACCIDENT.—A boat in which were two young men come in contact with one ef the terry steamers coming from Milson's Point to the Circular Quay on tie 7th instant. One of the young men jumped into the water,…
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THE following addition [?]etails of the accident to the Princess Murat have bee [?]ceived:— "Neufchatel, August 25. " The Emperor and [?]press of the French and suite…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Melancholey and Fatal Accident. to the Editor of the Empire
Sir.—In your report of this sad accident in yesterday's issue, there is one error: The survivors's name is Henry Corben, not Wall. He had been in thelemployment of Mr. Wall; hence, Lauppose, the error of your…
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