The Sun.
London, England, 1841-10-07 00:00:00

BRIGHTON RAIL VY AY.—Notwithstanding the
melancholy accident on Saturday, public confidence has
not at all been shaken in the arrangements for the safety
of the passengers on this Railway, as, tested by the fact
that Monday and Tuesday morning the number of passen-
gers by the up and down trains were quite as many as
on the corresponding days of last week. We feel great
pleasure in stating that the Directors, in conformity with
the rooommendation of the Coroner's Jury, have already
discontinued the use of the four-wheeled engines, and
have replaced them by engines of six wheels, both the
up and down trains on Tuesday morning being drawn by
those of the latter description.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—On Saturday night
last, as Mr. Ri.hard Jones and Mr. William Plaister
were returning home from Wootton Underedge fair, in
their gig, accompanied by Air. Knowles and Mr. Lane,
of the same place, in another gig, when about half a
mile from the latter place the one party attempted to
pass the other ; in doin!,, so, it is supposed the step of
ono gig caught the wheel' of the other and upset it,
throwing out Mr. Jones and Mr. Plaister ; the former
pitching upon his head fractured his skull in so dreadful
a manner that he died instantly ; Mr. Plaister was hurt,
but not seriously,--IVilts Paper.
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