... Thursday night (12th) a dreadfu! accident occurred on the above line at Watford, by which two persons,—the enginedriver and fireman, —were killed, and several passengers sustained serious injury. There are two statements as to the manner in which this accident ...

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... John Davies, the surnon,tbovhllpur fled when he reached the shop. The deceased had died from the rupture of a large vein in the heart. The jury returned a verdiet of “ Died by the visitation of God.” _Ax inquest was held last week, in the Board-room of the ...

... This engine is under the superintendence | ing. After proceeding down the river fora short distance. -0 i of an experienced fireman, who during the daytime is employed = den oTnl.l struck the boat, which caused her to capsize, . -Lc as Messrs. Cubitt’s, ...

... pit had been drawn to the surface, and there vca‘finhfiobundnnhdtm men, and in six feét twelve men. Of the latter one was o fireman named Crompton, of proved e:‘fqrienoe. whose duty it was to fire the ** shots™ drilled by the colliers during the day, and ...

... Industrial .. 187 546 779 —According to the return mo co-operative socicly was in existence at Birmingham in 1373. Two were di: olved during the year—viz., the Birminghsn Tailors’ and the Birmingham Coopers and Cagemakers'.— birminghave Fest. MR, STAVELEY ...

... last, and yards of vyes was Taylor’s Tight three years’ penal has A se on & ohn fireman, dspall, Y sinking accidentally hboure, it. The the main Pop. hole within fellow died been severed. Ll B Tas Razrss ov 8 -TRENT, — i oGI Rt 010 B e { n.(the wor! - ...

... thdilhnt-im—.bonts quarter of a mile off, towards Birminghar.. He was quite wm—mmwmm‘ :f 66, Oxlgtd-street, Bi}; am, e was & fireman to t Midland Railway Company. On the night in question he was on duty with the express train which b.mm&wh Birmingham, and ...

... the room when he died. —C. 'B. Elms, of Coventry, Inspector of Police, produced the knife.-—FEdward Bicknell, M.R.C.S,, of&ventr;,‘ said the deathof deceased was cansed bv the injury to the throat spoken of.—Verdict—* That deceased died from self-inflicted ...

... FOR A r%%:'gall Police-court on &mrgny, Mro:o Mer. 4 wrm ames a hhum trial at thoYflk-:';u. for the ugiter oseph Dixon, s fireman. A l;:rfl.turdsyc mfiow;ndm ‘-‘m twmi » down sixpence each'to go and > ’Bnywenm some ground near the North-Eastern Railway ...

... who were working on the line as the traiy ;Ppto.ohod. were knocked over and killed; and raser, the fireman, received such terrible injury tbat bhe died within two bours of tbe accident Block, the guard, who sustained severe injuries ig the Thorpe colision ...