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London, England, 1846-07-25 00:00:00

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THE ACCIDENT ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAIL..
WAY.—The unfortunate persons who were injured by the
fearful accident on the Eastern Counties 'Railway at the
Stratford station on Saturday evening, were, according to
the accounts received at the Shoreditch terminus last night,
going on favourably. The only sufferers of whose recovery
doubts are entertained are Prentice, the company's porter,
and Mr. Morris, of Romford. As was anticipated, the com-
pany have determined to remove the present Stratford station
on the Colchester line to a more commodious site.
PEDESTRIANISM.—CHADWICK AND BUCHANAN.—The
race for 20 sous., distance 110 yards, between Mr. Chadwick
(welt known as an amateur), and Buchanan, came off on
Thursday, near the Greyhound (Jem Burn's Retreat ), Fulham-
fields. The muster, principally consisting of the friends of
the contending parties, was both numerous and respectable.
Chadwick, from previous performances (among which his
defeat of Sam East, of Westminster, in a half-mile race, per-
formed in 2 min. 12 sec., stands conspicuous), was the fa-
vourite, although Buchanan had exhibited first-rate speed
in several short-distance spins. Betting at starting was 5,
and in some cases 6 to 4 on Chadwick, who got off neatly a
trifle in advance. This position he held till thirty yards and
upwards were covered, when Buchanan put on the steam,
came to his man's shoulder, gradually changed their relative
positions, and finally won a truly run race, by something
under a single Yard. Considerable sums changed hands, as
the partisans of each man seemed equally confident of his
capability to give his antagonist the go-by.
DETERMINED SUICIDE.—On Thursday morning, at an
early hour, a respectable man, named John William
Sprubs, aged 33 years, was taken into Guy's Hospital, la-
bouring under the effects of some active poison, and died
in twenty minutes after his admission. It appears that the
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examination of the body yesterday, and discovered that the
deceased had died froin the effects of a large quantity of
arsenic, The body awaits an inquest. -- ~