The Sun.
London, England, 1860-09-06 00:00:00

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step-daughter. She was 24 years old, marrietki: lte
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Mary Fell was his daughter. She was 19 '463;„124;:,..5,
and a power-loom weaver. a S
James Walmsley, of Accrington, said Isabella
Hindle was his daughter, and ihe wife of Thomas
Hindle, collie', ~„" Baxenden. She was 22 years of
age.
Evidence was then taken as to the injuries which
the bodies sustained :—Richard Heap was injured
in the back, and his right thigh was cut and broken;
Starkie Harrison's head was bruised, his back in-
j used, and his right leg broken ; Samuel Duckworth's
left leg was cut in pieces, and his shoulders and skull
fractured; John Hartley was injured very much in
the lower part of the abdomen, and his arms were
broken ; Thomas Blythe's skull was fractured,
and also his shoulder, left arm, and leg ; Thomas
Lofthouse's back and one leg were broken ;
Mary Hayes's skull was fractured, and both legs
broken, one of them in three places; Alice Hart-
ley's.skull was fractured, and there were other
wounds in the head ; Mary Fell's skull was frac-
tured, and her back injured ; and Isabella Hindle
sustained severe fractures in various parts of the
body, especially on the left side. .
The Coroner then adjourned the inquest to Satur-
day morning, at the Haslingden Town Hall. He
suggested that some scientific man should examine
the carriages, &C. ; but after a conversation with
jury hadnsented to leave the matter over
heard the evidence which the
Ir. Grundy he co
) until the
railway company could produce.
An official stated that the coupling chains were in
his possession, but the link Which broke had not
yet been found. It was supposed to be on the
carriage from which the hinder part of the train
broke away, and a man had been sent to various
places to find it.
LIST OF THE liIILED.
Samuel Duckworth, labourer,
E-ved-bridge, aged 48,
strangulation.
Jno. Hartley, labourer, Oak Paintwotks, Accrington,
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25, arm broken, and bodily injuries, died from internal •
hwmorrhage.
Richard Heap, mechanic, Bridge End, Colne, middle-
aged, inward haunorrhage and compound fracture of the
thigh.
Starke Harrison, tailor, Barrowford, 20, one leg brokeU
and severely crushed.
Mary Fell, Barrowford, 20, dreadfully crushed.
Mary Hays, Mangholds, 50, both legs broken and dread-
fully crushed.
Alice Hartley, Burnley, 24, legs broken, and appears to
have been strangled.
Isabella Hindle, Bamenden, 21, concussion of the brain.
Thomas Lofthouse, spinner, Huncoats, contusion of the

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belly.
Thomas Blythe, Coble, weaver, 30, inward hemorrhage.

LIST OF WOUNDED.
The following is the most complete list of the wounded
we have yet seen :
Alice Higgins, Temperance-hall, Barrowford, :broken
leg.
John Clegg, Milton-street, Burnley, broken leg.
Mrs. Clegg (wife of above), fractured leg.
Jane Ducksbury, wife of Mr. Starkies, gamekeeper, Pe-
diham, both legs fractured.
Smith Medley, Colne, broken leg.
John 'Whittaker, Whitford, Nelson, fractured leg.
Robinson Hartley, Barrowford, fractured thigh.
Lawrence Jarvis, Barrowford, fractured leg.
Isabella Elliott, fracture of the collar-bone.
Daniel Dugdale, Accrington, fractured leg.
Catherine Doyle, Accrington, fractured leg.
Ephraim Ellison, Accrington, dislocated left knee, and
other bruises on the legs and face.
James Cooper, Enfield, fractured leg and dislocation of
the shoulder.
Richard Dearden, spinner, Accrington, fractured leg and
thigh.
Abraham Pilkington, fractured arm.
Hartley Butterfield, Barrowford, compound fracture of
leg. (This is the young man who was removed to the
Manchester Infirmary, and who has been reported dead, but
is, we are glad to say, doing well.)
Margaret Fell, Barrowford, fractured toe.
John Duckworth, Haslingden, fractured leg.
Mary Ann Bullock, Burnley, fractured leg.
James Holstead, Haslingden, fractured leg.
John Barnes, Haslingden, fractured leg.
John Brierley, Haslingden, fractured leg.
Sarah Leigh, Barrowford, generally contused.
Ann Dixon, Nelson, bruises on the forehead.
Fhomas Hindle, Baxendale, severely contused foot.
John Fort, Colne, bruised leg, contused chest, and cut
face.