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... ACCIDENTS & OFFENCES. REPORTED Loss OF TIlE ROYAL MAlL STE.'.PACI;cct- Siur TwnED.-By the arrival of the Calpe, South- Western Conipany's steamer, at Southampton, on Monday last, we have ?? the mdlancholy intelligence of the loss of the Tweed, Mnod6 ...
... IFATAL TRAMCAR ACCIDENT IN MANCHESTER- I CENSURE BY THE JURY. An inquest was held on Wednesday afternoon at the City Coroner's Court concerning the death of John LJames Oldeld, 41, late of 35, Prescott-street, City Road, and employed as a, dryman by Messrs ...
... THE ACCIDENT TO THE MAIL STEAMER AFRICA. An inquiry, instituted by the Board of Trade into the accident which occurred to the Canard steamer Africa, off Cape Race, on the 12th of last month, commenced yesterday at the police court, before T. S. Raffles ...
... VERDICT ON TH.E LATE RAILWAY ACCIDENT. hir 3 After a protracted and searching inquiry of seven aft I days, the jury have returned a verdict of AcoIidental Bo death in reference to the recent railway slahghter, Mc accompanying it with the following ...
... determne was whetter the 'breaking of the rail caused the accident or not. He understood there was some evidence from wch they would be asked to infer that the broken was the cause of the accident, and that the cause of the breaking of the rail was something ...
... escape .&steaui, and the veslbsb En ' riuhiin'g' all the- time without accident,:i anid.was .runningd metaii. . With both' cocks open wemight have, had from otherb'aisme'an-'accident mnd anecxjloslon_.. If,'the .feed' was, allowed t: 'go low~ in the oasig ...
... THE ACCIDENT TO THE MAIL STEAMER AFRICA, 'The Board of Trade inquiry into thle accidtent to the royal mail steamer Africa was resumed yesterday, at the police court, before Mr. Rafites4, stipendiary tilagietrate. and Captains Harris and. Baker. nautical ...
... TIHE LATE RIAILWAY ACCIDENT. TIM TII Fj 1 L INQUEST-1 A i etr it The inquesten the bodios of thle livc parties unfortit- Thuer Il ately ki!lled b i the- collision in thle s iittoll to 11101l of tilc ri'- ~'Cheshlire Junction line commenced onl Satur-daY ...
... tbe v-rs,- s penny journals we ?? r -e n -i imnmediatelvy produced and C ?? ?? tb ras ?? iti and reading public for it ?? The race ttow became most eaciting, U9.: comt b- LY ater. another paper which pre- Is~l!:rid its L-uit. n 'ip(icV taok20 atonoe ns so ...
... boy was !trown on his head, death ensuing about five *minutes afterwards.' a FATAL RAILiAY ACCIDENT AT BEBINCTON.- ?? At noon on Saturday last, a fatal accident occurred L- to George Evans, a porter at the Bebington railway e station. It appeared that ...
... in comitig ftotthe it Chester to the piies of cite accident; in going into the tunnel the c our pace wvas umoderate. It was two or three ittintites the rtci iiei'iit by toy ivatch wheni the accident hiappened. The traint ?? trivellcdb roedd very steadily ...
... GREAT FOOT RACE BET WHEN INDIANA AND ENGLISHMEN AMRKIOA. . .?? foot race between two Indians while men, which had been for some time th P ol * o W««. was ran on Fashi.n ooone. The men Mme the wore punctually the Appointed hour, looking well. Young Sport ...