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... October tn-1. the accident wns caused the driver of the Dart running his coach againstthe Plinenix, although there was abundance of room avoid the collision if had thought proper.—This is one I lie of stage coach racing and rivaMiip. - accident happened this ...
... 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 ...
... ACCIDENTS. An Inquest was held on Saturday at the King's Head, rear the Westmin•ter Inli.mary, on U e body .of R. Thicket, a drayinan ; whose death wits caused by his being jammed between the wheels of his a post, in his attempt to lcove the way of a ...
... ACCIDENTS. We have to record one of the must melancholy and die. trissitir accidents that has befallen this city (Winchester) for many years:—On Tuesday last Miss Mary Pennock, late of this city, who was on a visit to Mr. Wooldridge's, in Upper nrook-street ...
... ACCIDENTS. On Tuesday a boat was overturned lielow Blackfrs Bridge, and a woman, who was a passenger in it, wa s drowned, n. - dwithstanding the exertions of several watertnen, who promptly rowed to her assistance. A tee days since a pnTilistic encounter ...
... ACCIDENTS. A passage boat, from Newhaven to Bnrtisland, was lost in sudden squall, by which accident. J. Atkins, one of the boatmen, and Mr. Ilutchin on, from the Isle of Burtisland, a passenger, were drowned. A few days ago a considerable party of farmers ...
... ACCIDENTS, Sunday night, - during the -temporary absence of Mrs. Evans, of Lascelles-court, Woa.cLstreet, St. Giles's, one of her children, a little boy, about four years old, got playing with the fire, which communicated to his cloaths, by which he was ...
... one inside passenger, and his arm Was dislocated. It is much to be lamented that a stop is not put to coach-racing. On the subject coach-racing we have merely to say, that it is an offence panishable by fine or imprisonment: and that any passenger who ...
... ACCIDENTS regret to state Ste accident :—On Tuesday . Mr. Vcal, a I ,i f fe_merchant, of 'TaFistock, while riding on the Race Cease, came in contact w ith soother person with such force as to l if eak his collar bane, and dislocate his shoulder. . At ...
... on the body on Thursday. Verdict—Died by excessive Drinking. Melancholy Accideni —L-At the Graham . 1-lunt, Races, !a most melancholy accident happened, in the death of Mr. S. Shelton who rode his own horse, George, for the cup.. .13 the third heat for ...
... severe contusions: The carriage was dashed to pieces, and the horses very seriously hurt. A shocking, accident happened about two miles from the race-course, at Banitt, about eight o'clock in' the evening of . Friday. A party of four men, mho had been ...
... felt several miles from the spot. Captain Latham, of the 3d regiment,. met with a most serious accident on Friday in leaping his horse over the railing of the race-course at Brighton, for as wager of fifty guineas, by which the stntny of the arm he gallantly ...