The Sun.
London, England, 1853-01-14 00:00:00

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ALARMING ACCIDENT AT WINDSOR.—On the arrival
the 1.25 train from Paddington at the Windsor Alto,
of the Great Western Railway yesterday, a light phaewvey
with a pair of spirited ponies, was in waiting to co.rlir Miss Ricardo, the sister of Mr. Lewis Ricardo, m• o.f to the mansion of her uncle, Mr. Samson Ricardo, °f
Titness-park. Miss Ricardo, who usually drives ''''o
ponies herself, got into the front seat of the carriages
while her female attendant placed herself in the n,
seat, and the groom was employed in adjusting the 17,0 gage behind. Before Miss Ricardo had time to seize r,l
reins, the shrill whistle of a departing train frightened theor
ponies, and they started off at a fearful rate. In 'l4
anxiety to pull them up, Miss Ricardo caught hold ofon,
one side of the reins, and the phaeton being turned neari7
round was propelled with great force against a carriageeel
standing in the yard. The collision caused the fore-vrn
to part from the body, and Miss Ricardo was thrownoa,
out with considerable violence, but miraculouslyo• escaped
any serious injury. The lady's /Raid was not !wheels, or
ate, for her leg being entangled with the his%
i she was con
springs, was broken below the knee, and
the
veyed, in a state of insensibility, 0 The ponies dashed
on to the platform, dragging
Pearl, surgeon, in the High-street.
the remains of the phaeton
the Queen's
but not before
behind them, proceeded round
athnedyahgaadindatusrnheeddtihnetophtah most to atoms against one
othecary to her Majesty,
of the pillars. Mr. Ellison,Brn' were called in to assist
with his partner, Mr. Il message was despatched to
Mr. Pearl, and a telegrP e :i
the =a/11.y surgeon, but the
as the only means of saving
Mr. Keyser, of London,
consultation showed the necessity of imine•
alarm of Miss Ricardo was e%
dreiasuteltaomfptuhtea
tcioonnelli,oth_
et he leg,
the life patient. The
sufficiently collected to secure the
treme, but
pstbaettention to her unfortunate domestic. The
most
prompt no injury.
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seaysoe
fpn iranoggeelitil i gio
on ti
ponies
sustained
u s Jacobs,y(AstsaEt.e—s atObhonaut Mt
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MYSTERIOUS
named
-hjulanabeloned place to Borough-green, by a foot-
the
ath through the fields, to inquire after work (where 4
aPppeara li had been partly promised employment bt
mr. Lacy in the morning of the same day, and was told
to call again in the evening for an answer), when he
came to a hedge that runs by the side of
the path, it
gun was fired so close to the back of his head as to ar
pear to lift him off the ground, and that he fell doKati
sensible,. and remained so for a considerable time ,
upon recovering his senses he found himself attended 13.7 -
a man dressed in dark clothing, who assisted him hat • or near to his residence, and after having asked him if I
could find the remainder of the way home by himself, an
tied a silk handkerchief round his head, placed a half
crown in his hand, and suddenly left him. It was pearl,
two o'clock when the wounded lad reached home.
....A.-L"'" •
gun must have been fired from the ground uPw'T '.
and pretty near to the lad, as part of his smock-frnihe
near the shoulder, as also a piece of his cap, end v.
skin from the back of his head was carried a'ean away
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leaving the bone bare, though fortunately no shot en:
tered the skull. Various rumours are in circulation
1 but as the affair is in the hands of the police, it
vie not be judicious to give publicity to them.---Carabrida6,
Chronicle.
THE SHIP ALBATROSS.—We learn, with sincere .plea'Me o s sure, that this vessel, which sailed from Liverpool l ,er lbourne, on the 15th of November last, and whoa loss was reported, some time after, was spoken withln 1,,
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few days sail of the Line, on theloth of December. -!t t.
tors of that date arrived in Cork, yesterday mornings
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announcing all well on board. The ship belong*
Mum. Gibbs, Bright, and Co.