The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-11 00:00:00

SERIOUS RAIL IVA Y ACCIDENT.

Yesterday afternoon an accident occurred near
the signal post at Battersea-bridge, on the London,
Chatham, and Dover Railway, by which sixteen
of the pasengers were injured.' The train, con-
sisting of eight or ten carriages, left the Victoria
Station at 2.5 p.m., on the down line. It pro-
ceeded on its journey till it arrived at the other
side of Battersea-bridge, when by some unknown
circumstance the back portion of the train
separated from the jest, and one carriage was
thrown over upon its side on the level of
four
the
lower line. The engine with three or
carriages kept on the line; but the following car-
riages running off, struck against
hem the p
forward the
and
on the strain of the engine to pull t
coupling chain broke. The train consistecal of first,
second, and-third-class carriages. It was found that
Several of the passengers, amounting 'to 16, were
injured, and they were at once conveyed back to the
Victoria Station, where they were attended by medical
men. Fortunately at present no loss of life has oc-
curred, and most of e injured passengers were sent
in cabs and other conveyances to their homes. Dr.
Duncan Smith, of 32, Upper Belgrave-plade, accom-
paniel by his assistant, Mr. Wilson, were imme-
diately on the spot on arrival of the sufferers, as also
Mr. S. Solley, the surgeon attached to the company.
They examined the wounds and injuries of the pas-
sengers, and the officials of the company, with eve ry
kindness, despatched them to their homes. One
lady, however, was conveyed to the Grosvenor
Hotel, and was placed in bed, and two other pas-
sengers were conveyed to St. George's Hospital,
Where they remain under the-care of Mr. F. M.
Sims, the house surgeon. The following is a list of
the passengers who sustained injury :—Miss Ludlow,
staying at the Grosvenor Hotel ; wound. on arm
from broken glass. Henry Green, 167,'Marylebone-
road ; contusion of forehead and crown. Edward
Ashdowne, 155, Portland-road, Notting-hill; injury
to spine. Henry King, 30, James-street, Bucking-
ham-gate, contused head. Mrs. King (wife of the
preceding sufferer), contused elbow. W. C. Barber,
2, Corinthian-villas, potting-hi 4 ; severely bruised ;
he was going to Ramsgate. Mary Parkinson, 31,
Kensington-square ; contusion of left leg and
left elbow. Martha Dalton, West-sttreet, Ossory
Oxford; injury to right high. A
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lady unknown,
2, Stratheden-villas, herd's Bush ; con=
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Canterbury; bruised tibia. John Abraham, of
llussars, who was proceeding
\Vantage, Berkshire, on his way to Margate; con-
tused elbow.—At St. George's Hospital two per-
sons were received ; Robert Wallis, nearly 80 years
of age, severely bruised; a woman unknown, in-
jury to hip. In the last two cases the surgeon said
be could not give an opinion as to the result of the
injuries received, as both parties had received a
severe shock and were chilly. Quiet was necessary.

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