The Accident at the Glebe. Further Particulars
IT has now been ascertained that the woman who sustained such severe injuries last night, at the Glebe, through a horse having bolted, is a Mrs. Ryan, of…
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Accidents
The following have been treated at the Sydney Hospital:--Richard Whellan, 30, cabdriver, crushed fingers; Thomas Davidson, 33, engine driver, crushed hand;…
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MELBOURNE, This Day.--Yesterday a young woman named Mrs. Masher, at Williamstown, was pushing up a window with a poker, when it fell and the poker…
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MELBOURNE, This Day.--Charles Kimpton, an old man, sustained fracture of both arms, at Mysa yesterday. He was driving a bay waggon. A sheaf fell on the…
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BULLI, This Day.--A miner named Thomas Tyndall nearly lost his life to-day through a piece of evidently reckless bravado. The winding gear by which the…
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THE following were treated at the Sydney Hospital yesterday:--Arthur Campbell, 13, printer, crushed toe; John Smith, 38, labourer, crushed finger; C. Donahew, 2,…
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BULLI, Thursday.--Through the breakage of the winding gear at the local mine a train of waggons descended the incline towards the jetty at a terrific speed, and Thos. Tindall, in…
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ADELAIDE.,Friday.--A sad ease or drowning occurred in the river Onkaparinga, near Mount Torrens. on Thursday. A boy named Turner, aged 13, went out with a servant girl, aged 20…
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Mr. J. E. Bowden, Coroner for the District, held an inquest at Radbourne’s Commercial Hotel, Prospect Camp, on Friday afternoon last, on the body of a man named John Lavell, which…
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A fatal boating accident occurred on the Hawkesbury-River, near Peat's Ferry, yesterday, New Year's Day. Charles Henry Coleman, a foreman in the employment of Messrs, Anderson and Barr, contractors for the Hawkesbury…
Continued on Trove, page 47 →The Accident in Tattersall's Cup. to the Editor of the Herald
Sir,—I have waited until the conclusion of the coroner's enquiry into the cause of this deplorable accident before asking you for space for a few lines regarding the remarks of your sporting writer in your issue of 3rd instant…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—An inquest was held this afternoon on the boy Ayers, who was shot yesterday by another boy, and who died to-day, as wired. A verdict of…
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Newcastle,Friday.--This morning a gatekeeper named Robert King was engaged in opening the Market-Street gates to admit a cart passing, when a locomotive coming towards the…
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WEST MAITLAND, Friday.--A terrible accident, resulting in the death of a youth named Henry Rice, took place at Hexham yesterday. It seems that Rice was driving a milkcart,…
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Melbourne, Friday.--A gun accident occurred at Williamstown to-day, resulting fatally. Two boys named Ayers and Potter were out shooting, and while exchanging…
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MELBOURNE, This Day.--Frank Nelson, a boots employed in Woods' Hotel, Bourke-street West, met with a frightful accident on Saturday night. He…
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THE following have been treated at the Sydney Hospital: -- P. Harford, 40, engineer, crushed fingers; Josiah Clark, 21, carpenter, splinter in wrist; S…
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NEWCASTLE, Sunday. -- The District Coroner held on inquest at Charleston, on Saturday afternoon, on the body of John Simpson, clerk at the colliery works, South…
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AN inquest was held this morning at the South Sydney Morgue, before the City Coroner (Mr. H. Shiell[?], J.P.), on the body of Conrad Wickett, a [?]-finisher by…
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