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  2. THE WINDSOR RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

    The question as to who is to blame for the collision which took place at Windsor between an express and an ordinary train on Wednesday evening is not yet cleared up, ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 1,937 words
  3. THE INQUEST.

    The accident occurred in the district of Mr. Keogh, deputy-coroner, whose duty under ordinary circumstances it would be to conduct the inquest on the bodies of the ...

    Article : 241 words
  4. MESSAGE FROM HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR.

    His Excellency the Governor forwarded a telegram to the Premier yesterday morning from Brisbane, expressing the deep sympathy of Lady Loch and himself with the ...

    Article : 118 words
  5. THE MINISTER OF RAILWAYS AND THE GOVERNMENT.

    Mr. Gillies, as Minister of Railways, had an interview yesterday morning with Mr. Speight, the chairman of the Railway Commissioners, with regard to the inquiries which ...

    Article : 285 words
  6. THE WOUNDED.

    When the first excitement of the catastrophe was over, the badly injured were hurried away from the scene, and those who were able to walk left for their respective ...

    Article : 459 words
  7. THE OFFICIAL REPORTS.

    The Railway Commissioners yesterday received from the various responsible officers the following reports relating to the casualty.— ...

    Article : 1,445 words
  8. THE FEELING IN THE CITY.

    A sense of gloom pervaded the city yesterday. The death of so widely known a citizen as Mr. E. S. Parkes, the records of serious injuries to others whose ...

    Article : 267 words
  9. THE DRIVERS AND FIREMEN.

    The officials of the Locomotive department have compiled a statement of the service and positions of the drivers and firemen engaged on both the express and ordinary trains. ...

    Article : 230 words
  10. THE RAILWAY COMMISSIONERS.

    The mental English and the physical strain of being personally connected with the disaster told somewhat severely upon Mr. Speight and Mr. Greene. They however, ...

    Article : 955 words
  11. ANOTHER STATEMENT.

    Dr. Macanah, of Brighton, states:—"I was coming down in the express train in company with Mr. Hartson. I was dazed when the collision occurred, but remember some ...

    Article : 249 words
  12. THE PRECAUTIONS AGAINST ACCIDENTS.

    The deep gloom which existed throughout the whole of the metropolitan branches of the Railway department yesterday showed the sense of regret [?]elt by the officers at the ...

    Article : 884 words
  13. CASES ELSEWHERE. DR. ANNAND.

    Mr. W. H. KEARNEY, of St. Kilda—Concussion of the spine and general shaking. DR. A'BECKETT. CHAS. TOWNS, 8 Henry-street, ...

    Article : 2,566 words
  14. ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT IMPOSITION.

    Amongst the persons who, immediately after the accident, reached the Prahran station, complaining of injuries received in the collision, was a well-dressed women, ...

    Article : 273 words
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