The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-07 00:00:00

ANOTHER RAILWAY FATALITY.

The same day that the oolliaion at Standon-bridge
took place upon the London and North Western line, an-
other fatality, of a very shocking description, occurred at
about eight or ten miles distance open the North Stafford-
shire line, at Mow Crop, a point where the two lines run
parallel. About 12 o'clock at noon a train, which had
stopped at the Mow Cop station, was getting into motion
again when a middle aged woman, laid to be the wife of •
toll-bar keeper, discovered that she ought to have alighted
there. It is supposed that she was asleep in the carnage
when the train stopped. She instantly tried to unfasten the
door to get out, but could not. Unfortunately a gen-
tleman from Blackbarn, who was in the same carriage,
leaned out of the window and unfastened the door, not-
withstandii g the gestures made by the guard to restrain
hint. This gentleman them Proceeded to assist the woman
down from the train whilst it was stilt in motion, end her
dress catching the iron maps, she was dragged along, and
got under the wheels of the carriages. The remainder of
the train passed over the lower part of her body, cutting
Itet,in two in 'frightful roamer, and almost disembowelling
the poor creature. A more distressing accident has seldom
occurred on any line ; sod as many of the other passengers
were looking out from the windows at the time, a sensation
of horror was wife& which is beyond description. One
lad/ in another sorthige swooned away and was with great
difEculty restored to eoaseiossoess. The train was of course
stopped as soon as possible, and the body of the unfortunate
woman, who expired almost immediately, was removed.
The gentleman, whose imprudence was one cause of the
accident. was detained by the guard and given into cus-
tody, until the coroner's inquest had been held upon the
body.

A FATHER STABBED BY RN Sox.—On Sunday
evening last, during the time of divine service, ticorft,
Marsh, a lad about 13 or 14 years of are, son of Henry
hl.irsh of Buckingham, shoemaker, I" r having SUMO
angry words with his father, relative to buying him a blouse
j.icket, and which the father not ust 4/erring do
the hul
(who had a clasp-knife in his hjand) immediatto ely inflicted
• wound by stabbing him in the fleshy part of his thigh. A
medical gentleman was called out of the church and drcised
the wound, and we have since heard that it is not Of a JIM'
prom nature.—Bucks

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