Arnold. Drowned, March 2, 1875. Bravo Jack. [A Slap at Flunkeism.] Vide Cartoon
Bravo Jack! The dinner-hunters Quickly went upon your track-- Thinking with their beans and bacon They would bribe a scratch on back…
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Coroner's Court, This Day. the Late Accident in the Harbour
THE City Coroner held at his office, this morning, an inquiry as to the death of a woman named Mary Ann Roach, who had died from injuries received in a boat, through a collision at the Circular…
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ON Tuesday evening news reached Sydney by telegram, of the drowning of the Hon, William Munnings Arnold, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, in the Paterson River…
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ON Tuesday afternoon news reached Sydney of the death by drowning, in the Paterson River, of the Hon. W M. Arnold, Speaker of the Legislative Assembly. From the particulars to hand it…
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A very painful and serious accident occurred out 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon on the Albeit Ground, A boy about twelve years of age, named Michael Regan, climbed the fence of the Ground for…
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The Newcastle Pilot gives the following particulars of the drowning of the Hon. W. M. Arnold:—Mr. Arnold was drowned on Monday night, and on Tuesday morning Mr. C. R. Middleton, of…
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The City Coroner held an inquest this morning at the Observer Tavern,. touching the death of one Thomas Page, whose dead body was then lying in the dead-house at the Circular…
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AN inquest was held, this morning, at 9 o'clock, before the City Coroner, at the Observer Tavern, Lower George-street. on the body of a boy named Charles Woods, aged eleven years, found drowned…
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A serious and painful accident occurred about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at Mr. Finnigan's cooperage, at the corner of Hamilton and Bond streets. A workman, named Charles Kepplar, was engaged…
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ON January 4, a fearful accident occurred on the River Tyne, neat Blaydon, by which nine lives were lost, and a large number of persons narrowly escaped drowning. During the frost which has…
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A sailmaker, named George Spencer, employed and rending with his family at the Baltic wharf, between King and Market streets, met with a severe accident about half-past 8 o'clock last night. Spencer…
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A young man, named Francis Bull, who is employed at the Newtown Railway Station, as porter, while endeavouring this morning, to shunt a goods train, coming from Sydney, unfortunately slipped, and his…
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THE city coroner held an inquest this morning at the Beehive Hotel, Waterloo, on the body of a young woman named Sarah Connor, who had on the previous day died about two hours after being…
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AN inquest was held at the Coroner's Office yesterday, on the body of an old woman named Mary Goodall, who had on the previous day died from injuries received through a fall from an upper…
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Yesterday afternoon a serious accident occurred at Appln, to a [?] of Mr. Arnold, general dealer, of that township. It appears that while the father was away at Campbelltown on…
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The Newcastle Pilot gives the following particulars of the drowning of the Hon. W. M. Arnold:— Mr. Arnold was drowned on Monday night, and on Tuesday morning Mr. C. E, Middleton, of…
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The steamer Helen Macgregor, an old trader between Sydney, Newcastle, ana Grafton, struck on a reef on the Clarence Bar, at 4 o'clock this afternoon. She boated on alter being on…
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The [?] publishes the following from Mr. A. A. Lambert, mining manager, dated 7th March, 1875:—Last night an accident, resulting farally, occurred in the shaft of the Magdala…
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A labourer named Patrick Cleary, employed at Tooth's Brewery, Parramatta-street severely injured himself about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. While engaged lifting an iron tank, his foot…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Shocking Accident on the Tyne.— Nine Lives Lost
ON January 4, a fearful accident occurred on the River Tyne, near Blaydon, by which nine lives wore lost, and a large number of persons narrowly escaped drowning. During the frost which has…
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