Man Drowned near Cowra. COWRA
Mr. Edmunds, road contractor, was drowned yesterday while bathing in the Lachlan River at Goodagong, 25 miles from here. The deceased was a good swimmer, but he took cramp. A…
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The Eastern Collision and What It Suggests. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—Being a passenger by the steamer Kembla coming from Newcastle to Sydney on the night of Wednesday, the 10th instant, and being one of the first persons upon d[?]k after the collision occasioned by the Rosedale running into…
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On Wednesday last at about soon, a man named Thomas Redman, a plasterer, whilst employed at work on a new house in Cambridge-street, Petersham fell from the scaffolding on which he stood, and in…
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An accident, which it is feared will and fatally, occurred this morning to a workman named Mr. M'Nally. The unfortunate man was at work in the third storey of a building at the corner of Elizabeth…
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A meeting of the Marino Board was hold yesterday to take evidence in the matter of the recent Kembla and Rosedale collision. There were present Captains Hixson (president), Broomfield,…
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A shocking tram accident which has been attended with fatal consequences, happened about half-past 8 o'clock last evening, on the Waverley line. Two trams had just started in opposite directions, and at…
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Last evening a very painful accident occurred to a woman named Emma Roberto, who was a passenger by the Waverley tram at a quarter. to 9. The tram was pulled up at the corner of…
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The inquiry into this collision was resumed before the Marine Board yesterday morning. There were present Captains Hixson (president). Broomfield. Jenkins, Robertson, and M'Lean, and…
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On Monday evening the two eldest children of Mr. Robert Scobie, saddler, were sent to the river for water, and as they failed to return before darkness set in, the river was dragged, and…
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The adionrned inquiry into the Rosedale-Kembla collision was resumed yesterday by the Marinr Board, there being present Captain Hixson (president), Captains Broomfield, Jenkins, M'Lean, and Robertson, and Commander…
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The following accidents are reported:—Henry Blundell, killed by falling from the roof of the new school-house; Frederick Hermann, 9 years of age, drowned in the company's tank; a youth…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Tramway Accident at Paddington. a Fatal Termination
The tramway accident to Mrs. Richards, on Monday evening, at the junction of South Headroad and Elizabeth-street, Paddington, has proved fatal, she having expired in great suffering…
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On Wednesday night, shorty before 11 o'clock, a Constable Holman was going along his best near Cowper Wharf, he heard a noise in the water, and looking over the edge of the wharf be observed a man…
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The Coroner held [?]inquest yesterday regarding the death of Mrs. Ann Richards, who received fatal injuries on Monday evening whilst attempting to enter a train in motion at Paddington. Mr. Tyrer, of the…
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An inquest was held yesterday by Mr. H. Shiell, J.P., City Coroner, into the death of Ann Richards who died at the Hospital on Tuesday morning, from injuries received on Monday night while…
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In reference to the death by drowing at Kendall's Beach of two Roman Catholic priests last Friday, the Kiama Independent sayss:--The two decessed gentlemen, the Rev. M. M'Grath,…
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Yesterday another body was found following in the harbour near the fo[?] of Bathurst [?]. It was tha[?] of a labouring man about 50, [?]ght [?] fair complexion, [?]ight brown hair, grey wi[?], often th[?]ved…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fatal Accident at Temora. TEMORA
Messrs. Claussen and Barnfield, directors of the Ada G. M. Co., Temora, went to Barmedman yesterday to inspect the mine. This morning Mr. Claussen fell down the Ada shaft a depth of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Shocking Accident Near Newcastle. [By Telegraph.] Newcastle
Robert Jackaman, a young man working at the Ferndalo Colliery, sustained shocking injnry today, by being jammed against the roof of a drive and bent double while riding on a skip of coal…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fatal Mining Accident at Barmedman. [By Telegraph.] Temora
A Mr. Claussen, a wealthy and influential mining speculator from Victoria, while descending a shaft at Barmedman to-day, fell, and was killed instantaneously;…
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