... RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT AN IN OOLLLSION. On Saturday night •soniewhat serious accident happtned at whereby the lives • nava endtagersd by • collisien ILP.. is • War Mlle. meg es the Asti- era it at berme . Arius es Wisdom sad that ride to imp ham titer lir ...

... NOVEL RACE IN FRANCE. A long distance race between pedestrians, walker., and bores. in harness, was finished at Bordeaux on Sunday morning. The first to arrive wee a man named Florange, mounted on a horse called Charlatan. In ramequin°, of as accident ...

... FATAL CYCLING ACCIDENT A bricklayer, named, Fried Lard, aged 5g of 55, Weetbournsroad, Queen's Park, winking for Mr. Fester, Hempeton, left home on lie bicycle at an o'clock on Monday night, and wee towed between 9.30 aid 10 o'clock the same night lying ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT TO A BUTLER. Dr. Danford Themes held an inquest at Paddington Counter', Court, London, teepee' ittg this death of George Woodland, • butler. Miss Hamada deposed that the deceased had heels in the employ of her mother for seven years, and ...

... THE ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO., Lid. Eslabliabsd 1849. Particulars of Pomona! Accident, Ern :oyer. Laabilit), Plate Olasa„ Burglary, and Motor Car ALEX. MeCONNELL. Bedford. lON rABLY S ll Vacant, close to Itomell Park : witb or wiabotat board sad attendance ...

... Dunraven and other gentlemen oa board the Valkyrie cannot well say how the accident occurred, but it is stated that a cruiser got in the way of the Baton= just before the accident, sad it is thought that in trying to avoid her the Satanita collided wits ...

... LINSLADE PONY AND GALLOWAY RACES. Those nnnual races, under local rnles and management, attracted a large concourse of people to the Black Barn Fields, Ledbarn-reed, on Monday, and until the last event, the rain, which had been threatening all day, held ...

... fourth lap an accident occurred which quite spoilt the race as one of the English competitors was obliged to retire. One of the pedals on Linton's nisabice broke, and Schofield, who was olose behind, was thrown to the ground and abandoned the race. Linton continued ...

... is required in order to win a race is the very =- reliable qualification to pat on a spurt Spurting is all very good in its way, but spurting never yet won a nos ; orran if it did, it must have been purely *raft!' accident, No ; staying power is the secret ...

... one. The first bicycle race for a mile led to • dead heat between W. Bidgeley and Zach Norman, but on running it off again Bidgeley came in first. The 220 race was won by Ridge. ley, Z. Norman coming in 2nd. In the 1 mile race Bidgeley again came in first ...

... entered changing hands. Two accidents occurred on Sunday. As Mr. J. Bowler, of Far Bletchley, a signalman. wee cycling down the BletcEley-road, he ran into a couple of dogs, smashing hie machine and heing himself thrown. He was at race carried into Dr. Bradbrook's ...

... as follow :—' Railway accident. Rapid disabled; pat everything you can on IdeaI.—J ACKSON. The first day's racing at Silverton was almost finished, Cook and Doem were jubilant; two rank outsiders had romped for the principal races. Fox was safe in his ...