Fatal Accident. YOUNG
A lad named English, son of a selector at Marrengo, met with, a sad accident last Wednesday. He and another lad were racing, when they collided, and English was thrown. He was picked…
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Serious Accident. LITHGOW
A young man named Drewitt, one of the contractors for the large hotel at Katoomba, fell from the building through the scaffolding giving way, and was very seriously injured…
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A correspondent of the Daily Telegraph describes a singular accident which befell a Scotch clergyman while preaching in a Nonconformist chapel at Shepherd's-bush…
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The Coonanbara (s.) arrived here between three and four hours late this morning. The delay was caused through the Maitland (s.) breaking down off the north head of Broken Bar, and Coonanbaraa standing by to render assistance. Both steamers left…
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An inquest was held at the City Coroner's office yesterday morning on the body of one Edward M'Hugh, who died at the Hospital from the effects of injuries received through falling out of a cart in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Mining Accidents in England
THE commission appointed to inquire into the means of preventing accidonts in mines has issued a report which, although containing much valuable matter, the scientific correspondent of the Melbourne "Leader"…
Continued on Trove, page 22 →Accident on the Northern Railway. NEWCASTLE
Yesterday afternoon at about half-past 3 o'clock a man named Clifford, assistant gatekeeper at the Market-street crossing, was knocked down by an engine and received several severe injuries, three…
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The Campbelltown-Camden tramway was only opened on Friday last, when a number of gentlemen officially connected with the Government took part in the opening ceremony, which passed off with great…
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In the Supreme Court to-day, the action of O'Brien against the Commissioner for Railways, in which the plaintiff, a scavenger, claimed £5000, as damages for injuries alleged to have been received in…
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The Coonanbara (s.), arrived at Newcastle, early on the morning of the 7th instant between three and four hours late. The delay was caused through the Maitland (s.) breaking down off the north head of Broken Bay, and…
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The Camden to Campbelltown tramway, the opening of which was celebrated on Friday, has become famous, almost at its inception, by an accident, which happily is said to be not very…
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LONDON, March 14.—An alarming accident has occurred at Lum (?) Colliery, in Durham. While the mine was in full work, the shaft fell in, causing a complete stoppage…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Accident on the Camden Tramway
An inquiry into the accident on the Camden line of tramway, which occurred on Monday last, was instituted yesterday, at Campbelltown, before Mr. Vernon, of the Railway Commissioner's Department,…
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On Tuesday afternoon Mr. Chas. Bailey, of the Mirror Falls, near Canterbury, beard load cries as of some one in distress, and on going to the spot from whence they proceeded, saw a man lying underneath a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Camden Tramway Accident. PARRAMATTA
Mr. James Purser, one of the sufferers by the late tramway accident at Camden, is recovering slowly. He is severely bruised about the head, and is attended to by Dr. Waugh…
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THE Campbelltown-Camden tramway was only opened on Friday last, when a number of gentlemen officially connected with the Government took part in the opening…
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The body of a dead man was this morning found floating near Captain Rountree's dock, and it was afterwards identified as that of a seaman known by the name of "George…
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A third railway accident, attended by fatal results, has occurred in the north-east of London. Within the space of a few weeks we have had the dreadful tragedy in the Canonbury tunnel, in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Sad Fatal Accident—Two Lads Killed
Two lads named George Martin, aged 16, and William M'Gee, aged 14, came to a midden end yesterday at Ermington, Pennant Hills. It seems that the two boys, in company with two others, wore driving in a…
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The Campbelltown-Camden tramway was only opened on Friday last, when a number of gentlemen officially connected with the Government took part in the opening ceremony, which passed off with great…
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