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... SERIOUS ACCIDENTS TO RACE GOERS. As two publicans from Leytonstone were on their way to Epsom in a trap the pony took fright at a tram which was pawing over the railway. bridge in Sonthwark-street, and daahing along collided with the kerbstone in St. ...
... ACCIDENT AT THE SPORTS. Doriog a horse r.ee at the Haverlordwrst sports meetiog on Monday a nasty accident happened to • member of the Breconshire battalion. One of the competing horses, upon turning • corner where Private Owen, with others, was standing ...
... SAD ACCIDENT . . BRECONSHIRE HUNT RACES. DEATH OF. MR. FRANK GREIMPRICE. . The sad accident to Mr Frank Green-Price (eon of Fir Richard Green-Price, M.P.) at the Breconshire Kant ltaces ou the 22nd April, was not only deeply regretted by all who heard ...
... Accident to the Africa. The following dispaUch, dated St. John’s, Newfoundland, Oct. 13, relative to the accident to the Africa, appears in the New York papers:— The steamship Africa, from Liverpool the 3rd inst., for Boston, vid Halifax, in dense fog ...
... ACCIDENTS AND CRIME. MIL COOK, a tradesman of &Ade found dead on the floor of his shop on morning, having taken a quantity of carbolic He had not been in bed during the night. I wife mi-sed him at 3 o'clock, and found sitting-room. On asking if lie were ...
... gentleman was a nephew of Mr. Naylor, the vcc known owner of race horses and supporter of t Turf. He was formerly an officer in the 2nd 1. Guards. His son, who was with him at the fa accident, is a young officer in the Life Guar The deceased was Colonel ...
... HORSE RACING. I miles trotting match (handicap).- 1. Flying Finch (owned by Mr T. R. Eekley. Courtllaees) ; •2, Dolly (owned by Mr J. E. Edwards. Llynwen ; 3, Mr G. Jones, Llanclefalle. 1I miles galloway. Open handicap.- 1, Sister-in-law (owned ...
... ACCIDENT ON THE THAMES. LOSS OF FOURTEEN LIVES. A SAD fatality, whereby it is feared that no fewer than fourteen lives were lost, occurred on the river Thames, on Monday evening off Ray's Wharf, Bermondsey. It is the custom for the watermen and waterside ...
... beerhouse and getting married. Instead of doing this, however, he went to race meetinzs, and finally deserted her, leaving her penniless. He was remanded without bail. A SHOCK !NG accident occurred on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway on Saturday. A youth ...
... FATAL ACCIDENT. A dreadful resident jug tuba. pkuse is the Avenue A in I fell suddenly, burying under its rains the workmen then at work. It apposes that the walls separated. A fire brigade arrived at the fret of the disaster, and begen clearing away ...
... THIRD RACE. A Sweepstakes of 1 each, with to added ; the winner be sold for if demanded ; the winner of Hurdle-race Steeple-chase once to carry 51b, twice 71b and thrice 10lb extra. Heats, about a mile. Bishop’s Veslris, list Olb.. (Morgan) 1 1 Mr Blake’s ...
... SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT PLYMOUTH. ON Monday afternoon an O&M! Gte was being held nt the Drill Hall, l'lyammth. In the midst of a foot race a rush wa4 for a platform, which suddenly gave way. When the struggling of people had been extricated it was found ...