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... present appointed any day for giving Judgm important in this _ portant appeal. ACCIDENT TO TRE oN. GENERAL UPTON.--We regret to hear the above gallant general met with a severe accident on Friday afternoon, in Bury-street, from a kick from a h orse , which broke ...
... severely cut about the head and face. The gen- Mery Aon jo , tba ,me of Je‘.«id»., knocked under.he paddle, of the racing, and the accident gave bun opportunity „ , Feathers, who resides at Newof taking the numbers of both cabs. ~ . - that he siaadiog London ...
... brought against the pro- ;prietors of the cbach,-and the proprietor of the post-chai.se, with which the coach was racing jthe time'the accident happened, which appeared jko be occasioned by that most unwarrantabteof- perusal proofs, and full hear- jing of ...
... and for the effectual protection of survivors bv the removal ol those noxious causes proved to be removeable Accident Racing unfortunate accident which might have attended with loss ot human life occurred on the of last Many our readers are probably well ...
... magistrates, the Loan Mayor said ttiey were of opinion the defendants were guilty of the charge. If they had merely been racing, and no accident had occurred, and been brought before biro, fie should have inflicted the fullest penalty, for it was a prac- tice ...
... h. Truck, 2nd; Mr. Chandler's eh. m. Little Mystery, 3rd. The weather was fine ; the company numerous; and the racing excellent. No accident occurred. New Districts under Sir R. Peel's Church Endowment Act.—The Districts named in the following list, for ...
... Out -Fat discharged cured 18 Ditto relieved — Ditto for non-attendance Dittomade Out-Patients 10 Ditto dead O Accident RACING THERE will be a RACE at Calverton on Thursday the 1st of November for Saiiiiik Bkidle I ES not exceeding Hands and Half also at ...
... the jury. The prisoners lere driving carts, in whicf woere several passengers, generally servants, and, either from racing or accident, one of the carts was upset, and Mtory Gray killed. The learned judge interposed at an early stage of the case, and ...
... liable to tbe penally of any sum not exee» d- ing £20. Witnesses were called who proved ibat tbe greyhound bad got out by accident, and that it was not tbe intention of the defendant to kill tbe bare. Tbe case was dismissed. Mr. Edward Squire was summoned ...
... omnibus ?? ran over deceased, addressing the coroner, sa.d BJ reports had appeared in the public papers that was racing when the accident happened, and lW those reports were untrue, prejudicial to his charW*' and might influence the minds of the jury ...
... ACCIDENTS AT RACES. Late Accident on Chester Race- Course —A writer in the Sporting Magazine, under the signature Nimrod, after noticing the late melancholy accident on the Chester Cour ; e, which William Dunn lost his life, says : fatality ...
... THE ACCIDENT ON THE RACE-COURSE. On the 14th. J9th, and 23rd ult., inquests were held on the body of Richard May, son of Mr. W. May, of Kirby Muxloe, shoemaker, who was shot on the race course at Leicester, by an arrow, which caused his death, on Wednesday ...