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 appeared in Canadian Champion, 1 Feb 1866, p. 2     Nelson. BODY SNATCHING. - We hear that there is some suspicion from the appearance of the grave, that the body of Jas. Hudson, whose death by poison we recorded in our last paper, has been raised for the benefit of science....

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 18 Jan 1866, p. 2     Oakville. Henry Wright was found dead on Saturday morning last, soon after having felled a tree on the farm of G. K. Chisholm, Esq. At an inquest held by Mr. Ogden, the Jury returned a verdict of accidental death. The deceased had been married about a month....

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 1 Mar 1866, p. 2     FATAL ACCIDENT. - We have neglected to notice an accident which occurred on the 15th inst., at the Rock Cut about 2 1/2 miles above Georgetown, on the Grand Trunk. It appears that a gang of men were shoveling away the accumulated snow at the cut, with a hand car, …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 1 Mar 1866, p. 2     FATAL ACCIDENT. - We have neglected to notice an accident which occurred on the 15th inst., at the Rock Cut about 2 1/2 miles above Georgetown, on the Grand Trunk. It appears that a gang of men were shoveling away the accumulated snow at the cut, with a hand car, …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 31 May 1866, p. 2     Fatal Accident on the Grand Trunk. TWO PERSONS KILLED NEAR ACTON - THEIR BODIES FEARFULLY MUTILATED - INQUEST TO BE HELD AT ACTON TO DAY. A shocking accident occurred on the Grand Trunk Railway, near Acton, on Saturday last, the victims being a man and his wife, both of ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 3 May 1866, p. 2     Inquest We have obtained from one of the jury the following account of an inquest at Norval. On Monday the 23rd ult. the body of Mrs. R. Colgan, Inn Keeper Norval, was found under a barn between Norval and Ashgrove. It appears that the deceased and her husband led a …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 3 May 1866, p. 3     THE ROCKWOOD POISONING CASE. Further particulars have reached us concerning the recent poisoning case in the village of Rockwood, from which it appears that the father of the two victims, Mr. James Barrie, went to Dr. Pasmore's drug store on the Wednesday previous, to get some worm powder for ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 21 Jun 1866, p. 3     Fatal Accident. The Hamilton Spectator says; on the afternoon of Thursday the 7th inst., Philip Triller, Esq., of Trafalgar, one of the oldest settlers in that part of the country, and brother of John Triller, Esq., of Wellington Square, met with an accident which terminated ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 17 May 1866, p. 3     Nassagaweya. Fatal Accident. Yesterday afternoon we were shocked to learn that a serious accident had occurred to Angus Kennedy at his mills in Nassagaweya, lately Anderson's saw mill. It appears that Mr. Kennedy, who had a habit of adjusting his circular ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 5 Jul 1866, p. 3     Military Funeral at Wellington Square. At half-past one o'clock yesterday afternoon, the members of No. 3 Company, together with a large body of the other men of the 13th Battalion, mustered in the drill shed for the purpose of proceeding from thence to attend the funeral ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 12 Jul 1866, p. 3     An Old Man. Our Nassagaweya correspondent informs us that a very aged man named Myers died in Campbellville on the 1st inst. He was 119 years old, and must have been born in 1747, in the reign of George II. He was consequently about 30 years old when the Revolutionary …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 26 Jul 1866, p. 3     ACCIDENT. - A labouring man, named John Wilson, was killed by being run over by the day express train from the west last evening, two miles east of Chatham. He was walking from Bothwell to Chatham to find employment. - An inquest was held this morning, and a verdict returned …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 9 Aug 1866, p. 3     Inquest. An inquest was held by Coroner Flock on the body of a laboring man named Isaac Bradt, which was found on the track on Sunday morning under very suspicious circumstances. From the evidence it would appear as he and another man had been struggling on the evening ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 27 Sep 1866, p. 2     Skeleton Found. A correspondent from Nassagaweys sends me an account of a human skeleton that was found on Friday last, by some laborers in digging a cellar for Mr. Lamb of Puslinch near the Nassagaweya townline. It was found about two feet under ground, all huddled together, ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 18 Oct 1866, p. 3     A Frightful Death. On Wednesday last a man named James Heatley, farm laborer for Mr. Abraham Stinson, of Nelson, attended the cattle show in that place, came home intoxicated, and on being put to bed refused to remain there, and got up from the bed and fell headlong down ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 20 Dec 1866, p. 2     REMARKABLE. - The Brampton Times says: A short time ago three aged women died in the vicinity of Churchville. They lived within a mile and a half of each others dwelling, where they have lived for the last forty years, and have all died within nine days. All three were …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 20 Dec 1866, p. 2     REMARKABLE. - The Brampton Times says: A short time ago three aged women died in the vicinity of Churchville. They lived within a mile and a half of each others dwelling, where they have lived for the last forty years, and have all died within nine days. All three were …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 20 Dec 1866, p. 2     REMARKABLE. - The Brampton Times says: A short time ago three aged women died in the vicinity of Churchville. They lived within a mile and a half of each others dwelling, where they have lived for the last forty years, and have all died within nine days. All three were …

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 1 Feb 1866, p. 2     DEATH OF DAVID WILSON. The Era, of Newmarket, contains a notice of the death of Mr. David Wilson, of Sharon, at the ripe old age of 87 years. Mr. Wilson was a somewhat noted man, religiously, politically, and physically, and wielded considerable influence in favor of the ...

 appeared in Canadian Champion, 18 Jan 1866, p. 2     Nassagaweya. DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN. - Died at Nassagaweya, County Halton, on the 10th instant, Mr. James Cargill, a native of Ballyhemlin, near Bushmills, Parish of Balleaugh, in the County of Antrim, at the advanced age of 104 years and some months. This old gentleman was ...