Serious Railway Accident. ADELAIDE
A serious accident happened yesterday evening, at the South-road crossing of the Glenelg railway, when the quarter-past 6 o'clock from Glenelg to Adelaide. Onreaching the crossing the…
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Shocking Accident Near Mudgee. [By Telegraph.] (From Our Own Correspondent.) Mudgee
A terrible accident occurred on the railway works at Tong Boug Gap, near Rylstone, yesterday afternoon. A shot had missed fire in the cutting being made by Mr. B. Peterson, sub-contractor. Mr. Peterson, and three men, named…
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A train, on its way from Glenelg to Adelaide, ran into a waggon drawn by four horses, on the south road crossing, this evening. Three of the horses were killed, and the driver of the waggon was thrown over…
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The City Coroner continued the inquiry at his chambers yesterday morning on the body of Mrs. Tabitha Elizabeth Poole, wife of Air, Thomas Poole, draper, who was killed when alighting from…
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The inquiry into the circumstances of the collision between the Fairlight and the Osprey, which occurred in the Sydney Harbour on Tuesday morning last, was continued by the Marine Board…
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LONDON, May 31.—A collision has occurred between two trains at Wieblingen, in the Grand Duchy of Baden. A number of the railway carriages were completely…
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Another harbour collision occurred shortly before midnight on Thursday, when, during heavy wind and rain, the Union Steamship Company's steamer Arawata was proceeding on her voyage to New Zealand, and ran into the bring Sea Nymph, which, judging…
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A collision, by which the brig, Sea Nymph, belonging to Messrs. Cur[?]ier and Adet, was sunk, occurred late on Thursday night. The brig was lying off the central Wharf, in ballast, preparatory…
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THE City Coroner on Thursday resumed the inquiry respecting the death, of Mrs. Thomas Poole, who was killed at the Petersham railway station on Monday, whilst alighting from the train alongside the…
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A terrible accident occurred on the railway works at Tone Bong Gap, near Rylstone, yesterday afternoon. A shot had missed fire in the catting being made by Mr. B. Peterson, sub-contractor. Mr. Peterson, and three men, named…
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A train, on its way from Glenelg to Adelaide, ran into a waggon drawn by four horses, on the south road crossing, this evening, Three of the horses were killed, and the driver of the waggon was thrown over…
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The City Coroner resumed the inquiry at his chambers, yesterday morning, on the body, of Mrs. Tabitha Elizabeth Poole, wife of Mr. Thomas Poole, draper, who was killed when alighting from…
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Another of those deplorable accidents, which seem to be almost inseparable (from the conduct of mining operations, and are of far too frequent occurrence on the Gympie goldfield, happened the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Fatal Accident to Mr. Pechey, M.P. [By Electric Telegraph.] Bathurst
A SERIOUS accident happened to Mr. A. J. Pechey, M.L.A., yesterday afternoon, shortly after 4 o'clock. It appears that Mr. Pechey was returning from business, and when driving down…
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Several accidents of a more or less serious nature happened on Saturday, the sufferers from which were taken to the hospital. They were as follows:—James Duigan, a boy, who had fallen from his horse, had…
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Andrew Morton, the master of the harbour steamer Fairlight, was called on by the Marine Board yesterday afternoon to show cause why his certificate should not be cancelled or suspended for…
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At a meeting of the Marine Board, held yesterday, the certificate of Captain Andrew Moreton, of the harbour steamer Fairlight, was suspended for one month from the date of the accident whereby the Osprey was sunk. Some…
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Mr. Charles Daniels, foreman of Mr. E. Potter's tinworks, was returning home, on Saturday night, when he was overtaken by a tramcar on the middle of the South Para-bridge and knocked…
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J. Dorman, a skip-filler in Green's shaft, Moonta mines, had his left leg accidentally out off below the knee this afternoon. The catastrophe was caused by the engine-driver pulling the skip. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Shocking Tramway Accident Near Gawler (Sa.) [Br Electric Telegraph.] Adelaide
On Saturday evening a terrible accident happened on the Gawler tramway line. Charles Daniels, foreman in Mr. E. Potter's tin works, was reluming home about half-past ten, and when he…
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