News of the Day. a Serious 'Bus Accident
Evening News · Wednesday 24 October 1877 · page 4
Ad accident, that appears to be of a serious nature, happened last evening opposite the Oriental Hotel, Pitt-street, to a driver of one of the Mesas. Harrisons" busses. It seems that while holding the…
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Evening News · Friday 26 October 1877 · page 2
A boy named John Powell, aged five years, son of Mr. Powell, van driver, residing at M'Donald Town, was, on Wednesday afternoon, found drowned in a well on his father's promises. Deceased was seen…
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Evening News · Saturday 27 October 1877 · page 5
Between 9 and 10 last night a man, Charles Husker, a seaman belonging to the schooner Expert, lying at the. Circular Quay, while attempting to get on board, fell overboard, And was drowned…
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Evening News · Saturday 27 October 1877 · page 4
The City Coroner, this morning, held an inquest at Cooke's Rose of Australia Hotel, Macdonald Town, touching the death of a child named George Joyner Powell, aged two years and three months, who was…
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Evening News · Wednesday 31 October 1877 · page 2
The City Coroner at 11 o'clock this morning held an inquest at the Observer Tavern, touching the death of a young seaman named Frederick Bates. The evidence of George Thorne, watchman of the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest Intelligence. Our Special Telegram. [From Our Special Correspondent.] the Late Colliery Accident. London, October 26
The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 1 November 1877 · page 5
EIGHTY bodies have been recovered from the Blantyre pit. The Queen sent a message of sympathy to the sufferers, and subscribed 100 guineas to the relief fund…
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Evening News · Friday 2 November 1877 · page 2
On Wednesday morning last Mr. Ireland, of Woolloomooloo Bay, Mr. Christopher Newton, and Mr. Alderman Oatloy went down the harbour for a day's fishing. A violent gust of wind capsized the…
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Evening News · Saturday 3 November 1877 · page 4
About 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon a woman named Elizabeth Alton, aged 41 years, wife of Thomas Alton, bootmaker, Bishop[?]street, Camperdown, was f[?]ed drowned in a well on her husband's…
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Evening News · Monday 5 November 1877 · page 3
This afternoon the Coroner will held an inquest at the terminus Hotel, Newtown respecting the circumstances attending the death of a boy named Benjamin Saimon. Deceased with his brother and…
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Evening News · Monday 5 November 1877 · page 2
A collision occurred this morning at the Redfern Railway Station, by which several passengers wore injured and some damage was done to rolling stock. The passenger train from Campbelltown, due…
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Evening News · Monday 5 November 1877 · page 2
At nan-past 10 o'clock on Saturday morning the body of a man was found drowned near the Government Railway Pier, Darling Harboar. He appeared to be betwera fifty and sixty years of age, height. 5…
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Evening News · Monday 5 November 1877 · page 3
THE City Corner this morning held an inquest at the Ohserver T[?] Lower George-street, touching the death of a man named Michael Macuamora, whose body was found floating in the water alongside the railway pier, at the[?]…
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Evening News · Wednesday 7 November 1877 · page 2
The Avalanche, a first-class pas[?]ger ship, bound for Wellington, New Zealand, which left London on September 9, has been in collision and foundered off Portland. And the passengers and crew are reported…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 8 November 1877 · page 6
The Portland correspondent of the Times telegraphs on the night of the 12th September [?] that one of the most appalling collisions which have been [?]ported, for years on that part of the coast occurred on Tuesday night, 11th…
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Evening News · Thursday 8 November 1877 · page 5
The Avalanche, a first-class passenger ship, bound for Wellington, New Zealand, which left London on September 9, has been in collision and foundered off Portland. All the passengers and crew are reported…
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Evening News · Thursday 8 November 1877 · page 3
On Sunday forenoon last an accident of a most Singular but serious character (says the WOLLONGONG MERCERY ) occurred to a girl named Jane Fritz, whose mother resides on the top of Bulli Mountain…
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The Sydney Morning Herald · Thursday 8 November 1877 · page 6
Mr. James A. Car[?] a member of the Alpine Club, writing to the Times from Zermait, on the 8th, gives some particulars respecting the fatal accident near that place last week. He…
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Evening News · Friday 9 November 1877 · page 2
The Braidwood I[?]patch reports a fearful and fatal accident that took place on Wednesday [?]. A young man named John M'Dowall, in company with two others, was running in some horses when be was…
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Evening News · Friday 9 November 1877 · page 2
Information has just readied town that Mrs. Murray. wife of the Mayor of Hamilton, was killed to-day near Lake Macquarie by a tree falling on her…
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Evening News · Saturday 10 November 1877 · page 5
About 6 o'clock last evening, the body of a man name unknown, aged about 24 years, and having the appearance of a seaman, was found floating in Darling Harbour, off Erskine-street, by William Boyd and…
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