The Sun.
London, England, 1856-12-16 00:00:00

CELEPRITIES : a Series of
Pil OTOGR A Prll`C PORTRAITS, by MALL and POLIBL A N K.
The December number contains,
ROFESSOR GRAHAM, M.A., F.R. S.,
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eitz; the Vista of distinguisMrig the Imaginary from th.e
heal Sufferers under this disease, and Correcting of wide-sproacf
Errors in relation to their Treatment and Cure.
Translated from he German of Dr. PICKFOTZT).
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PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of
Chancery, made in a cause, "Wheeler against Tootell," the
creditors of HENRY BE I,WA.I{I) C \Y, late of 11i11-,treet, Berke] cy-
square, and 01 Ed onton, in the county of Middlesex, Esquire, Senior
Master of the Court of Common Pleas, who die in or about the
month or March, 1856, are, by their solicitors, on or before the : i2d
day of December, 1856, to come in and prove th it debts at the Cha tu-
bers of t,e Vice 'Thancell r Kindersley, at e. 3, stone-buildir
Lincol 4,llesex ; or, in default thereof, they will be pores 2p-
torily- excluded from the benefit of the said Order.
Wednesday, the 7th day of January, 1857, at One o'clock in the
afternoon, at the said Chambers, is appointed forhearing and adi udi-
catinc,, upon the Cl"ims.
Dated this 14th day of November, 1856.
Cll.lB PUG El, Chief Clerk.
L. WYNNE, plaintiff's solicitor, 46,Lincoln's-Inn-field

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DEPLORABLE PI ACOID IPA T.-TWO
MEIV BURLED ALIVE.

On Friday evening an accident of a most appalling ne,
t near Chesterfield ,
ture happened at Grasmoor Colliery,
1 . few weeks bancakmthe':
belonging to Messrs. Barnes, by
Bradley and Cutts, lost their lives.
proprietors of the colliery commence(Asinwkoii7r,..inaenr:, shaft:
about nine yards in diameter, to the black shale coal, which
lies upwards of two hundred yards from the surface, ',
the work had been carried down about 10 Yardsthroai nhrs
soft kind of clayl'
measure which required strongly timber-
ing for some yards from the top of the shaft, in order t
sustain the severe lateral pressure of the surroupcline• earth..'''
who were just prep tr -
their work, whent'ho.
Beneath this timber framing two or three yards of brick
lining was completed, and the unfortunate men had zunk
with a tremendous crash, and the
ientgbeinlednegsethenrdeatlyefsohratfhtotnbrcincnaklmayeenrnse,
timber framing gave way
ground for a considerable distance around the shaft mouth
collapsedinto the clam, completely burying the poor fellows
to the depth of 4or 5 y anis below. The timber work partially
prevented the fdleu materials from entirely covering theta
ono of whom (Cutts) got behind the pump tubing, through
which he eould be distinctly heard imploring for help for
more than hour after the accident had occurred, telling
the mac at the top for God's sake to reEcue him, as the
water was fast gaining upon him, and he should be drowned.
A candle was lowered into the tube, and he was asked if he
could see it, when he was heard to reply that he could not,.
The chasm kept still enlarging from more materials falling,
and the ca.,astropheithreateneTi to engulph those engaged 1 a
attempting to render assistance in the same ruin, ay i 1
they were compelled to &get from further efforts. TI ... 3
pump gearing was broken, and thus the engine for raising;
the water from the shaft was rendered u.a.dess. His cri a 3
for assistance became
f
fainter
weraass
downed,tliewkt af
rrot: n
roe
anal it is supposed, .
remaining th :, itu t
at
and
tr
length
h
• ng upwards of two hours in a state of the me s
dreadful suspense it is possible to conceive. Bradley wii s
also heard to it oan for af w minutes as he lay beneath ti ii i
superincunabent umbers edebris,by which h
s and
speedily crushed to death.er 'roots as the alarm was give D,
crowds rushed to the
more imminent, as
theysiot, only to .
struetion. On Satu the scene of d e •
flocked round _ I
r.'ay strong balks of timber. were plac,!(
over the sunken round with a view to insure great e r
safety from furtherg casualtyo• fall, )ul
whilst retnovin, the , '
earth from the abaft. It is supposed that the deceits 5 I
mein cannot be reached for
several days to come.

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