The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-20 00:00:00

TRAIrifIC RICTITItNB.

Mlles - Pr- Mfr. iota), Total,
West aiding Much 11.
SAILWAYS. open genre Aladin £ L 1801 1802,
Z
Stockton and 'Arlington . 165 750 7,7011 6,624 8,006
Week ending March 15
Bristol and Easter 1216 2.641 2.541 5,182 5,603
Great Western 992 25,117 11,136 51,352 61,011
Lon-Chatham, and Dover 126 2,614 474 3,122 1,196
Metropolitan
Midland
North British 4lOl 4.746 7,537 11,283 10,000
Scottish Central

SILRIOUB ACCIDIINT AT IVOOLWICH DOCKYARD.
A serious accident, which it is feared may yet result is
loss of life, occurred yesterday morning at Woolwich dock.
yard. It appears that a party cf riggers were employed in
drawing a truck, upon which was placed the mainyard of a
vessel under repair, when the timber covering of a deep
aperture in the yard gave way under the weight passing
over it, causing the vehicle to sink, and the mainyard fell
upon two of the men, named Edward King and William
Roberts, who were both severely crushed, the former baying
a leg, and the latter several of his ribs broken, with
internal injuries. The sufferen WWI removed to the
Royal Marine Hospital, where King had his leg amputated,
and both men now remain in • very dangerous condition.
The timber cover of the aperture, the latter being con.
fleeted with the capstan, was found to be in a rotten con.
(Utica, which was the cause of the accident. _

FIZZ AT BEILMONDAMC.—Lut night, between 7
and 8 o'clock, • fire took place in the range of premises
belonging to Mr. T. Thacker and Co., export and inland
*amen, No. 20, Pages'-walk, Bermondsey. The flames
originated from some unexplained owes in a brick and
timber Wadi,* used u the workshops. Adjoining the
building were other structures filled with goods whilst the
open yard contained stocks of timber. The fire brigade
was soon in attendance, and the supply of water was good.
At • little before midnight the firemen had succeeded in
getting the &men extinguiehed, but not until the w
and their contents were nearly deetroyed, Including
men's working tools, and part of the roofs burned off. The
sufferers were binned in the Pliumiz.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH&

ADAIMON.—Wareh IS. at Bushton.park, Sussex, the wife Of
W. IL Adamson, Km., of • ton.
COCK.—llareh 14 at Sunderland.terrace, Westbourne-park, the
•Ue of K. K. H. Cock. hm .1 of • daughter.
SIEWAT. - Mart:lll7. at IflghtouT en-Park. 1.1.• wile oi SI. O.
Dust. Req., of &daughter.
ROM NSW.C.—Mareh ld, at Lae-pore,Sbepberd'Abush, the
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wife of J. Itobinsoo. lat., of a soli.-
STEV/17ibub.—blasch lb. at Castled-square, Ifrde-park, the
Wife of N. Stevenson, eq.. of a daughter.
March 16 the wife of O. Smith. leq., of Oak inn.
lodge, liampetead. of a daughter.
TRIPPRAM —March 17, at !'Dyer Berkelepstrest. Pore eel.
gears, the ego of T. IL Tristram, hay., of a daughter.