Accident to Dr. Ward
We hear that, on Saturday afternoon, as Dr. Ward, of St. Leonard's, in company with his little boy, was driving towards Milson's Point, his horse shyed at a cow, and the doctor and his boy were…
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Fatal Boat Accident
THE TASMANIAN TRIBUNE reports a fatal boat accident which occurred at Hobart Town on the Prince o Wales' birthday. At about two o'clock in the afternoon, a waterman's left town for…
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A boat accident occurred in the Harbour near the entrance to the Heads, on Tuesday afternoon which nearly resulted in low of life. Messrs. Hinchcliff, Metoalfe, W. Gibb, and D. Gregory were out…
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THE fatal boat accident on the River Derwent, on November 9, is thus described by the Hobart Town Mercury:- Early in the afternoon a party consisting of C. Matthews, second officer of the barque Lutra; Frank…
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The City Coroner held an inquest this morning at the Bee-hive Public-house, Waterloo, as to the cause of the death of a woman named Margaret Donovan, aged sixty-five years. The evidence showed that the…
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THE steamship Sir Jaines C. Stepheneon, Captain Bell, of South Shields. 2000 tons, with a general cargo from London, bound for Bombay, arrived in Plymouth Sound during the night of September…
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Mr. A. M. Sullivan had a narrow escape of being drowned while bathing at a point on the coast of Clare, not far from Loop Head, on Wednesday, September 8…
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THE fatal boat accident on the River Derwent on November 9, is thus described by the Hobart Town Mercury :—"Early in the afternoon a party consisting of C. Matthews, second officer…
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THE fatal boat accident on the River Derwent, on November 9, is thus described by the Hobart Town Mercury:—Early in the afternoon a party consisting of C. Matthews, second officer of the barque Lufra; Frank…
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On Monday morning, about half-past ten o'clock, a destructive accident occurred on the Minmi line, by which a young man named Shaw, aged eighteen years, son of a resident at Minmi, lost his life, and property…
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ON Monday morning considerable sensation was produced by the receipt of telegraphic intelligence from the Miami Colliery that a fatal accident had occurred on the colliery line, and Unit considerable damage had been produced by a…
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The City Coroner held an inquiry at his office yesterday as to the cause of the death of a seamas of the ship Patriarch, named John Williams, who died early on that day from jnjuries receiver through falling from the main-topgallant…
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The Macleay HERALD'S Port Macquarrie correspondent report:—Considerable excitement has been manifested both in the town, and on a certain part of the road between here and Kempsey, with regard to…
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A BOY named James Henry Harrison, ten years of age, the son of a fitter at the Sandhurst Railway Station, is said (by the Bendigo Advertiser) to have met with an accident on Saturday morning, which is likely to prove fatal. In the…
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On Thursday evening, about u quarter past 5 o’clock, a labouring man, name J[?] Thornton, suffering from n grievous injury to one of his [?]egs, was brought to the Parramatta Hospital by…
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SIR,—The-froquency of the occurrence of boat accidents in Sydney Harbour induces me to ask space in your paper for a few remarks. Of course, the best boat in the world may be upset at…
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This morning the City Coroner held an inquest at the Observer Tavern as to the death of a man whole body was found floating in Sydney Cove yesterday afternoon. Evidence was given shewing that the…
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It will be seen by Reuter's special telegram in another column that the Cutty Sark, bound for Sydney, had been into collision with a vessel and returned to dock on the 22nd November. There seems to be an…
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A telegram to the GOULBURN HERALD of yesterday states:—On Sunday last a young man named Henry Jordan had his neck broken by being thrown from his horse at Bethungra. He leaves a farm, cattle,…
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A frighful accident, resulting in death, has occurred on the Port Chalmers Railway, New Zealand, An employe, named Alfred Smith, while coupling some loaded trucks for the ship Zealandia, by some means…
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