... ACCIDENTS. An unfortunate accident h., ppcned on Saturday to Mr. Charles Buxton, the celebrated Charioteer, or his return from EpCom to London. Mr. Buxton in his phwton, drawn by foty hones, overtook a friend in a barouche drawn by the fame numl,er of ...

... Hayes, fen..furgeon, of that place. The man is in ,every refpea likely to do well. . , The following melancholy accident occurred at Hamilton races, in Scot!and. Wbile a, poft . chaife from Gla±gow, , with three ladies in it, was entering the •avenue to the ...

... ACCIDENTS. • An unfortunate accidentliappened on Saturday to Mr. Charles Buxton, the celebrated Phariotcer, on Ills: return front Eptorti to London. Mr. Buxton ix his phvkton, drawn by hortes, oVertook a friend in a , barouche drawn by the: fanie nianabcr ...

... ACCIDENTS. Lai} week 'a female child, about a year and a half old, named Durnford, of Fithetton, fuddenly took from a table a cup with boiling water, which her father had placed with the intention of !having himfelf, and threw the conttnts into her bofom ...

... ACCIDENTS. • On Sunday afternoon, on the road leading. towards Highgate ' a Mifs Vyillon and a MKS Simpfon were overturned in a curricle. There was a fervant in a box behind, and Mifs Wilfon was driving a foirited honest a great' rate. On the other fide ...

... ACCIDENTS. Yesterday, about six In the mormn-r, as Mr. Robert Wilson, Clerk to a Coal-merchant, was •.•Ikiag over the ?? ueiw Blat kfriars I'vridge, his fixu slipped, , a-.iA he fell into the river. Several boats immediately put oil to I'm assistance ...

... ACCIDENTS. Monday, as forne workmen were I;nklng a vault at Iplwich, the work fuddenly gave way, and fell upon them, when a Mr. Scarlett was killed, together with his fon, came to call his father to dinner. One man had his !high molt dreadfully bruited ...

... foot race was lately run on the Hereford Road for 500 guineas, betwixt John Jones, a Welshman, and William Williams, a Lancashire man. The distance was 30 miles; Williams had the best of the first 20, but Jones soon after passed him and won the race, which ...

... ACCIDENTS. A lamentable accident occurred near Cyder-lane-end, in the Bear consfield road, on Sunday afternoon ;—A Mr. Weblin, Clerk, leturning to London in a tingle-boric chaire, accompanied by will, and a nephew, eight years old, hen, on account of ...

... MONTROSg RACES' . THURSDAY, AUGUST 6. - The.rurse of Fifty - Pounds; given by the lion. Win. Maute, was run tor. Mr. Kineaid's•Obi - - 1 I 22 3 3 Mr. Fletcher' Aza• Mr. Kincaid's Whiny Our Races this year have afforded excellent sport. The weather being ...

... ACCIDENTS, REMARKABLE OCCURRENCES, &C. 3d.—As William Greenwood, a labourer in the parish of Aldershot, Hampshire, was in the act of instructing his children the Church Cat?chism, on coining to the words ' thou shalt do no murder,' he immediately jumped ...

... STAFFWW RACES. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11. A Gold Cup of 100 guineas, with 10 guineas in specie, by Sub. scribers of M guineas each, and 20 guineas added by the Town. Two mile heats. Lard Grey's h. m. Belinda,4 yrs, Bst. . . 2 1 1 Air. Smith's Pidebotornist ...