The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-05 00:00:00

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Much anxiety was felt in Worcester yesterday
afternoon when ft Deanne known that ea seelleat had .s-
-eated en the Greet Western Railway. ,Yost emeggrated
rummy were afloat se to the extent of ihe adel4 bat
as we gathered, the fares are sebstaatially these t
Tbe ordinary train ftam Birminejoant t 0 Boloimie
leaving at 1.55 p.m., is geamelly a heavy train
from the North, apd U the trafila is not in from
the North by the proper thee the train for Bris-
tol starts, and then the passeareis followed by a special.
This appears to have been tire case yesterday. The or.
dinar, train passed thretigh safely, but the second part,
which, as above stated, woe special, on passing through
Dmitwich received a "cation ticket," and proceeded
towards Worcester. Before main( the intermediate
station, It ran into a Great Western goods train,
which hid become almost stationery through the breaking
of an axle. A collision ensued, but happily the injuries
sustained by the passengers were but comparatively light,
the worst sufferers being Mr. Hardwick, a otenmeveial
gendarme from Sheffield, who was badly cut shout the
bead, ands lady's maid in the service of the COWAN! of
Ouresrvon (the earl and musters skin bsiog passengers) ;
Mr. Adsell, sesistant.anrgems, was badly hurt about
the nom. There were others who received minor injuries,
bat all were ible to oomplete their journey.

nu: RAILWAY COLLISION AT WOLY3B-
HAMPYOR.
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The persons injured by the collision between
two Maims on Saturday night at the ticket *gem et the
Leaks and North Western Railway, were but slightly
lojured, and are pregressing eatisfactorily, under
the ease of the medical gentlemen of the town,
who were wiled is to their asristance. The only
sees that gave rise to the slightest uneasiness was
that of Miss Baaces, who, in compaisy with her
mother sad father, was proceeding from Werringtoe to
Coventry to be present at the found of her brother. She
sustained a eimenseion of the brain from the shock,
which rendered her inesseible for some time. She was
taken to the Swan Hotel, and for some time after
her noevery of oonseioueness she complained of dizziness
and vertigo, which yes relieved by the application of
leeches, end no injurious results are at all likely to emus
te her. Two other ladies, Mrs. Savatard end Mrs. Priest,
of Birmingham, who were returning from a Alone° at
Llandedno to Birmingham, were also take. se the
Swan Hotel ; the former having a contused knee,
, and a cut over the right eye ; the latter a cut upon
I the heed. These ewes are reeeivieg every attention
from Dr. Smith. Mrs. Beation was taken to the Cock
Hotel., with outs upon her right cheek, of a painful,
but by no means seasons character, sad she is under
the ear* GI Dr. Collins. Her kW:sad escaped with
• slight out upos the nose, and wept by special train,
provided by the company, on Bewley, to the funeral of his
pa at Stratfordwe-Avon. A Mr. Host% wee tweieed at
the back of the head ; a .each painter is Green-lane is
bruised about the chest; and a Polish Jew, residing in
Stafford-Amok makes complaint of toluries. Mr. Hustt
was attended to by Mr. Puddicembe, and Clayton by
Mr. Pickett, of Soow-hill ; while the Jew received
the attention of all. Mr. Debuts, surreal, of Queen-
street, who may be regarded lea generally retahmd by
the company, was also presort soon after the accideat,
and assisted hil medical brethren. The fact was the
collides was one of • comparatively light eha-
teeter, sad arose, so fsr as the officials were able to
. gather, either from the driver of the second trail' having
; ; got up a rate of speed which the breaks could not stop in
Afficuent Lime, or from his stoker not having put of the
Weeks after be had the signal from the driver. As each
says the fault lies with the other, it is difficult to say which
le is the wreeg. About two years ago • precisely similar
,escurronee transpired at the same phom, when, en now,
some half dozen persons were slightly injured.