... early this morning of brakesman named William Weir, residing Rutherglen. Weir was engaged shiuitin waggons into the works when stumbled and fell underneath the train, which passed over him, injuring his legs a shocking manner that they were amputate!. ...

... I. « dray boy, »nng 40, Liver sage-street, was lifting a box on a dray in the yarn Messrs Sturgrss’s mineral water works, when stumbled, with the the box fell upon him, fracturing his On Sunday afternoon fsaac Smutch, 41. ot ThOmss-stroct, Crew ton. was ...

... Astell, dray boy, living Liver sage-street, was lifting a no* off a dray in the yard Messrs Sturgcss’s mineral water works, when stumbled, with the the box fell upon him, fracturing his O, Bind., aftiniooQ line Smnfth, 41. ot 47, Thomas-street, Crowton ...

... same evening youth, named William Taylor, was leaving his work, in tho Locomotive Department of the Midland Railway Works, when stumbled over an axle box, aud sustained injuries which have compelled him to remain inmate of the Infirmary. SMOKING CONCERT ...

... the Lad. THURSDAY Not for Publication (8.15 pm MC) Young reporter finds her .R:litiul ambitions conflicting with her work when stumbles on a hot story. ...

... a young man named John Jlopps (19), a holder-op Messrs Gray and ' Co. shipyard. West llartiepool, whs leaving o*.t work, when stumbled and fell down the hold of the vessel upon which he had been Fortunately came into contact with a plank which broke hia ...

... heart failure, David Stocks (65), 4 St Roque's Lane, died suddenly King George Tuesday. Stocks was on his way to his work, when stumbled, end shortly afterwards expired. Deceased was well known in the Harbour, where had been employed for 30 years. ■Rev ...

... emptying the coals brought up out of the pit, iuto the gangwaggons, and on the morning in question was at his uual work, when stumbled against piece iron in the shape of a V, which was placed about half a yard from the pit-mouth guide the coal-boxes, ...

... was holding lad, named Matthew Weir, over c. vat of boiling water, with the intention terrifying him into minding hh> work, when stumbled, and the two fell forward into liquid. Both were frightfully scalded, and Weir has sincedied. Sinclair, roo, lies very ...

... Laird Brothels' works. He was a litter, employed the works, and st about ten o'clock was going board vessel to some work, when stumbled over chain, which he could not see lucountcf the fog. and fell into the dock. Thwe was considerable depth of water, ...

... body was carried home to his wife. was all sudden. was standing some high scaffolding attached to house on whioh wba working, when stumbled and fell to the ground. was picked up dead Sam Wirtgfield's feelings can better imagined than described. The memory ...

... gardener at Claremont on Saturday. Little Edwin Burrell, lad of exceptional promise, was watching woodcutter at his work, when stumbled and fell just as the axe was descending, receiving severe wound on the bead which narrowly escaped being fatal. The ...