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... but. rnnyrecover. - TERRIBLE'SCENE ON A RACECOURSE., ONEI JOCKEY KILLED-AND THREE INJURED' Particulars if a tereible racing accident at 'Mbl`' bourne are published -in Aust-alian papers to hand. - rame for the Caulfield, Cap cof H98 reall the'- 'r'eunstroph ...
... STAKES. 1000 to 35 aget Brick, t 1 25 to 1 Accident, O TlE DERBY. ,On 1000 to 60 agat Breadalbane, t by 1000 to 20 Brown Dayrell, t MANCHESTER. CAMBRIDGESIIIRE STAKES. led Offers to take 100 to 3 agst Accident. RACING DIARY F OR THE WEEK. FRIDAY, 23.-Caledonian ...
... ACCIDENT TO A RACE TR. ?? i SEVER.AL '-FlTStOS ISJL': A Ewar-us mashap occurresatr.. v n th.^ 4 Sb sn and Pexcrnorona- - ?? and Rta:Ild-r at Luffenhx.o tle~t - i,- tl c ,oe, ?? 93D for Nee-mra'zq ., : Lu- 'iu;ihat ai'-out an hour l-r. and cne bortc-bcx ...
... to refer to the accident which occurred to Mr. Mason, of the Queen's HoteL That gentle- man was also returning from Hoylake races, and had with him in his vehicle his two children and a gentleman. For some time pre- vious to the accident Mr. Mason had been ...
... RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. It has long been almost a matter of course that no summer should pass without witness- ing one or more railway accidents on the largest scale and attended with the worst results, but it is seldom that we have to record thus early in ...
... any- e one suffering an accident amounting to severe bodily l injury are as eighty-five thousand to one; and the CI 1 risk of life is only in the proportion of one to six pi n hundred and fifty thousand. We speak of accidents br is of the kind above alluded ...
... APPALLING RAILWAY ACCIDENT. A. PASSENGER TRAIN AND ALL THE TAS SINGERS LOST IN THE RIVER DEE. At late hour last night intelligence reached that a most melancholy and appalling accident had occurred at Chester, the Chester and Shrewsbury Line Railway. ...
... established. Our first race was sailed in a fierce north- westerly gale; nine started, and eight of them came to grief, the winner beingas Weatherly fishing boat, owned by Mr. Edwin Haigh. I was capsized not far from wherE the accident of Satur- day occurred ...
... lL tlWA ACCID)ENTS. A railway accident took pisee on the Great Eastrn Railway, between Mutford and Somerleyton, on Satur- da% mornin.I Thusxal ordion train whibk left Lowestoft at 9 10 a&m. on Saturday oonsised of two engines, one brake- i van, first ...
... I RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. On Saturday, whilst a coal trainwas being shunted at Brancker's siding, near Pemberton station, on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, a brake block dropped off one of the wagons in the centre of the train, and, falling on to the ...
... fl RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. It . ?? ?? . .. We published, on Wednesday, the particulars of the most appalling accident which has yet occurred on any railway in this country. France and America have contributed to the catalogue of horrors greater butchery on ...
... fut- WN1XT ACCIDENTS. 24 PERSONS DROWNED. tilt, Tc-dar.-WA~hile a large party was Da e Ionl:%e in a ferryboat at the village ro -L r:r ton- ; uar the boat capsized owing to the t-ro iad 14 of the occupants were ft r~-. .. A' tmr;;.rd;-a-ter is reported ...