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

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PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court of
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creditors of HENRY BE LWARD R Y, late of Hill, trect, Iterkeley-
square, and of Ed onton, in the county of Middlesei Esquire, Senior
Master of the Court of Common Pleas. who die In or about the
month of March, 1856, are, by their solicitors, on or before the 22d
day of December, 1856, to come in and prove their debts at the Cham-
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CHAS PUGH, Chief Clerk.
L. WYNNE, plaintiff's solicitor, 46,Lincoln's-inn-fields.

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DEPLORABLE PIT et MID T,—TWO
MEN BURIED A LIVE.

arpi d
ea
ny e edv eant
inGgraansmaococrideCn:llioefr t near Chesterfield,
belonging to Messrs. Barnes, by which
most appalling na-
Y
tuOren pßradley and Cutts, lost their lives. A fwe o minus, named
weeks back the
proprietors of the colliery commenced sinkv in,s a new shaft
about nine yards in diameter, to the black shale coal, which
lies upwards of two hundred yards from the surface,and
the work had been carried down about 10 yards through a
strongly soft kind of clay measure which requiredtimber-
ing for some yards from the top of the shaft, in order to
sustain the severe lateral pressure of the surrounding earth.
Ben'eath this timber framing two or three yards of brick
lining was completed, and the unfortunate men had Junk an-
otherlength ready forthe bricklayers, who were just prepar-
ing to descend the shaft to commence their work, when the
timber framing gave way with a tremendous crash, and the
ground for a considerable distance around the shaft month
collapsed into the chasm, completely burying the poor fellows
to the depth of 4or 51 ard s below. The timber work partially
prevented the fallen
materials from entirely covering
one of whom (Cutts) got behind the pump tubing, through
which he sould be distinctly heard imploring for help for
more than Nor after the accident had occurred, tailing
the men at the top for God's sake to rescue him, as the
water was fast gaining upon him, and he should be drowned.
A. candle was lowered into the tube, and ho was asked if ho
could see it, when he was heard to reply that he could not.
The chasm kept still enlarging from more materials falling,
and the catastrophelthreatened-to engulph those engaged in
attempting to render assistance in the same ruin, and
they were compelled to desist from further efforts. The
pump gearing was broken, and thus the engine for raising
the water from the shaft was rendered useless. His cries
for assistance became fainter and fainter as the water rose,
and it is supposed that at length he was drowned, after
remaining upwards of two hours in a state of the most
dreadful suspense it is possible to conceive. Bradley was
also heard to moan for a few minutes as he lay beneath the
superincumbent timbers and debris, by which he was
speedily crushed to death. As soon as the alarm was given,
crowds rushed to the spot, only to render the danger still
more imminent, as they flocked round the scene of de-
struction. On Saturday strong balks of timber were placed
over the sunken ground with a view to insure greater
safety from further casualty whilst removing the fallen
earth from the shaft. It is supposed that the deceased
men cannot be reached for several days to come.

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