The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-31 00:00:00

DREADPUL .ICCIDENT

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On Thursday evening last, one of dose, ,be
dents which too freptently occur thrn"P',ear
furious driving and misconduct of stage-coach"
took place in the New-road, under the follow'
circumstances lieors,
Two stage coaches, the one belonging to 01
Morrison, and the other to Salmon and Bit 0
the New Road, were observed running Wri7br
a most furious rate, racing against earl' (irivil
op
on their return home to London ; on their ar,
near a turning, the coach belonging toe ir/10
and Bull got rather a-head of the other, "4,
tv
coachman, in an attempt to prevent hintoo t
found first, drove his horse against the (nberd9.oo
brewer's dray was passing by at the time, "with
wheels of the stage coach came in contact that
the wheels of the dray with such violence'
the dray was completely overturned, soh that
the shaft-horse lay some time on his "a cot
the stage coach was overturned with' gwretg
violence, and the whole of the passengersd,o,
precipitated from the top of the coacht.",,l4l,
with those inside, were dangerously•
and were taken home in a shocking ss
dit.on. The coachman, and a lad win 7. tetr
sitting on the box, were thrown off, the
was thrown several yards with much violence'ilr,
injured also. One of the horses belonging t°,,,clf
James Morrison, which was attached to thecb
with others, in the turning over of the C°""ib;
came against the dray, and was thrown
ground with the most tremendous violence a~,
killed aeon the spot, and the coach was nnie'„"t aft
waged. Several persons narrowly ware"
with their lives.

Yesterday morning Mr. Martin, nernue,",,o,
Parliament for the County of Galway,
ed
who, together with his groom, narrowly esc3Pv
with their lives through a similar occurrence' 0,1
feuded both at Hatton Garden Police-olNee
Marlborough-street, to know what mode he ce'llbe
purple in punishing the parties who drove
above manner, as he was determined, it lu"s}elr
to make public examples of them. He a
that he was riding along the New Iloildf,-„ci
very spirited Persian pony, which the fr'os
Regent had made a present to him, and be .00
followed by his groom. Two stage coaches dirbert
along at a most furious rare against each to
which startled his pony, anti they still 101).,,„0
their pace. On their arrival near him he oil
caught between both coaches, and, in fact, 11,e,
his groom were nearly k lied. He wished t° hi.the
how they might be brought to justice, f°r
public safety.e
Mr. Dyer, the Magistrate, told him Ohio
Act of Parliament Was ineffi9ient to p ttoisa,it4
coachmen who drove the coaches, and the Paroch
connected with them generally acted withlest
cunning as to evade the ends of justice, 111'
the coach and coachmen were well known. hat
Mr. Martin said, it was a sharequl thing -IA
such nuisances should he suffered. Ile ibyl,tiglif
there should be a Solicitor to eac!i Office to
,if
them in order, and he would certainly
his business to speak to Lord Sithnouth -
subject.
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Mr. Dyer said, that it certainly was a s"le,
worthy of attention, and Le was haßpy I,"un'of
stand the parish of Mary-le•hone were uslng erC
exertion, and had employed certain officers, ") ite
press such dangerous circumstances, %illicit 0
himself had the pain of witnessing every ").'
the imminent danger of the public. cti
Mr. Martin quitted the Office with the 51111 e
termination as he entered it.—(British Press')

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will soon disappear.

COAL MARKET, JULY 30.
Ships at Marl:et. Ships sold. 'ince gil,
64 Newcastlo. . . . .61
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21 Sunderland l7 32g. ad to 40„ 04,
I Cannel' Coal

At Perry-street, Nortlificet, Mts. Macleod Robit"°itP of
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NIARVIED. by the
On Thursday, the 29th instant, at Croxton Church,
Rev. G. A. Itro‘stie, Fellow of Trinity College, the lie
Henryvutt
Elliot Graham, of Hendon. NI iddlesex, second gr;bter
the lute Aaron Graham, Esq. to Eiji:Meth, eldest di !!,:;-'6,04
of Sit George-Leeds, hart. of Croxton Park, in the
of Cambridge.

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On THesdav last, after a few days' illness, at DiePP"'oll
Re.r, Robert Mark Delafosse,
widow and family were in hourly expectation of hig.reclA
ing home in health, when they experienced the meld r
of Richmond, in SurryPturte
and afflicting shock of his lifeless corpse being 1.1,,,,b00
Brighton on Thursday, attended by his eldest son, with
he had been making wthree weeks tour of France.
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