Dreadful Mining Accident at Sandlurst
THE Bendigo Advertiser of Thursday reports: "Another fatal mining accident, of a most distressing and shocking character, occurred yesterday to a lad named Australian Martin Drake…
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Serious Accident to Judge Dowling at Binalong. Violent Assault at Newcastle. the New Lead at Gulgong. White Damp at Hill End. Suspected Murder at the Bland. Hill End. Thursday, 10.58 p.m
Last evening white damp in the Cornelius claim, seriously affected John Williams" and Thomas Matheson, and in a minor degree several others…
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On Wednesday, 7th January, a very sad case of drowning occurred at Mr. Band's Kgelabra station,, Macquarie River. It seems, from the information we have received, that Mrs. Rand, with her three…
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THE Bendigo Advertiser of Thursday reports: Another fatal mining accident, of a most distressing and shocking character, occurred yesterday to a lad named Australia Mortimer Drake,…
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Mr.WENTWORTH. of Gray Cliff, reported the occurrence of a very serious accident to-day between 12 and 1 o'clock to the Water Police authorities,…
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Mr. WENTWORTH, of Gray Cliff, reported the occurrence of a very serious accident, between 12 and 1 o'clock yesterday, to the Water Police authorities…
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SIR,—The frequency of accidents in our harbour through the capsizing of boats suggests to my mind the necessity of an enactment compelling licensed watermen and others to have their boats provided with life-preservers. There are…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Awful Flood at Talbragar. 6000 Sheep Drowned. the Floods. Wreck of the James Paterson. &c, &c, &c. Hill End. Thursday, 9.11 p.m
The manager of the Frenchman's Claim declines Assisting the manager of the Cornelian in driving towards the Frenchman's ground, for the purpose of creating a clear current of air between the two…
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The City Coroner held an inquest at 9 o'clock this morning, at Broadhurst's Observer Tavern, George-street north, on the remains of a young man named Thomas Randolph, 18 years of age…
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THE Melbourne coroner, Dr. Youl, held an inquest on the 27th January, at the Morgue, upon the unfortunate young man James Wade, aged thirty years, who was drowned on Saturday last in…
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THE body of one of the unfortunate youths who were drowned in the harbour on Annrversary Day has been picked up by the Water Police, and conveyad to the Mortuary at Circular,Quay. The…
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Mr. WENTWORTH, of Gray Cliff, reported the occurrence of a very serious accident, between 12 and 1 o'clock on Monday, to the Water Police authorities…
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AT 9 o' clock on last Saturday forenoon, the City Coronor held at the Observer Tavern, Georgo-street North, an inquest respecting the death of Thomas Randolph, who, with two other young men, was drowned on Anniversary…
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About quarter-past 6 this morning a man named Paterson and his son, farmers, of South Colah, coming to Sydney with a load of fruit, were thrown from the cart in the front of Mr. Thomas…
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SIR,—The suggestion offered by your correspondent in this day's issue would,I am conlident, never be adopted by a[?]iiunti) men—for this reason:when sailing on a wind (especially in racing) it is necessary to fill the sail to a…
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The City Coroner held an inquest at 9 o'clock this morning, at Smith's Lilly of St. Leonards, Milson's Point, North Shore, on the body of a man named Joseph Patterson, a farmer, 54 years of age,…
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About quarter-past 6 a.m. yesterday a man named Paterson and his son, farmers, of South Coah, coming to Sydney with a load of fruit, were thrown from the cart in the front of Mr. Thomas…
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We had hopes, says the Maitland Mercury, that the great flood with which we have been visited would, at least, have passed over without the lost of human life having to be deplored, but such, we regret to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Yass Post-office Robberies. Libel at Grafton. Perilous Position of the Lord Ashley. Strike of the Crew. Fatal Accident at Newcastle. Illegality of the Tobacco Seizure at Wodonga. Bathurst. Tuesday, 4.9 p.m. ALL-ENGLAND v. DATHURST
Play was resumed to-day at 12.15 p.m. Ryan was caught and bowled by Southerton for none. Pyke, bowled Lillywhite, for 3. Trees, caught G. F. Grace, bowled Lillywhite, for none…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late English News Terrible Collision at Sea. Two Hundred and Sixteen Lives Lost
Papers to hand by the Tartar, steamship, up to date 5th December, have been received at Melbourne. News has been received of one of the most…
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