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Isaac Storrow
No. 3 on the list occurred at Langbarugh Whinstone Mine, belonging to Messrs. Bradley Brother, on November 17th, about 10.15 a.m., and it cause the death of Isaac Storrow, a miner, which took place on December 25th. It appears, on the day the accident occurred, deceased came out of the mine to get a meal, and for that purpose went into the engine-house. During the time he was there some teeth of a spur wheel broke, and were thrown to the top of the engine-house, and a piece in falling hit deceased on the head, cutting it slightly. He went home at once and was off work for a fortnight ; he then worked a week, but was never at work after that and gradually sank and died on the day named. There was a proper place provided for the men to go into, but, it being very cold weather, I imagine the engine-house would be much warmer, and that is why the men went into it. Men should not be allowed to go into engine-houses, unless their work takes them there, and the manager of this mine, on my making a complaint to him about it being allowed, undertook in future that it should not be permitted; and a notice to that effect has been put on the door of the engine-house.
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