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... Coroer' for Surr.. The fist was held at Cheirtbo, oI e bt;d - f st Vr ainc. it appeared, t1at he iss icturnig frita Egham Races on horseback. Cro0ssi;1 a fucr(is i a field, hr; Sivaine's hssrse stenibled and thlrew lai? by 11 s l ? ile burst a blood vessel ...
... Scarcely a farmer for miles round has es- caped. ALLEGED MURDER AT AINTREr RAcEs.-On TSes. day, the adjourned investigation into the alleged murder of Eliza Bateson, at the late Aintree Races, was resumed at the county office, in Leigh-street, be. fore Mr. Richard ...
... ACCIDENTS AND OrFPNCES. EXECUTION OF MARY MAY.-Last Monday morning, Mary May, who was convicted at the last sex Assite of the murder of her brother, at Wib psonn hsime witharsenic, for tnhe purpose of Obtainingedhe allowance from a burial club at Hardich ...
... inquiry into the cause of the accident was gone into, the result of which was, that in the minds of the directors the parties in custody, who bear excellent cha- racters, were notcriminally responsible, but asthe accident was one which might have led to ...
... 4cCIDENTS AND ACCIDENT ON THE YORK AND NEWCASTLE RAILWAT.-TBREEMEBN KILLED.00 ?? evening, between eleven and twelve O'clock, a serious collision occurred on this line, between the mail train from London and a workmran's engine and tender,'with a Carriage ...
... of the water-butt by her mother and Mr. Watkins. It was impossible the deceased could have fallen into the water- butt by accident, as it was not near the chamber in which she had been put to bed, and it was, moreover, covered with a lid. The witness also ...
... no doubt the 'buses were racing. Ncither stopped- One was a green vehicle. Thomas anwsoon, a bar ness maker, stnted that at the time mentioned lie was in Hennel-onvd owhich runsinto Dawes-roitd. when lbe saw two omnibusep racing. They were going at a very ...
... but witiout efectc nod he died in a few, hours. Verdict, Temrporary In-: sanity. , - - . ACciDENT AT THE LivzaspooL TosNNI. -Oir Saturday an alarming accident occurred at the 'tunnel between Edge-hill and Lime-street. 'Asa ?? of'luggageiwraggos were ...
... supply of water; hence this accident,t which has been productive of the ost terrible results. The forema and three others wpre either killed on the spot or have since died. Of fifteen memiand bys tpicked up after the accident had taken-plaCe, the majority: ...
... elliect of the ossification of the aorta. Verdict, Natural Deafi. SERaOUS ACCIDENT.-Oit Fridmy afternoon, as Captain Rowley, of Hlylhe, was gilloping a finet in re otl the South- ampton race course, the antimsa. catue breast high against one of the chatins whiich ...
... this country- a knifte, just below the naval, and the unlbrtunate man died in an hour ?? from Lisbon. ACCIDENT AT THiE KlINGsToWN RACEs.-At these races the other day, the grand stand, which was only erected temporarily for the occasion, gave way in the ...
... 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 ...