RICHARD BOAGEY

NORTHERN DAILY MAIL
HARTLEPOOL
13 JUNE 1893
ABOUT HALF PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT , A MAN NAMED EDWARD TIMLIN, OF CLEVELAND STREET HARTLEPOOL, CROSSED THE NEW FERRY FROM WEST HARTLEPOOL TO HARTLEPOOL. HE WAS ASENDING THE STEPS TO THE TURNSTILES WHEN HE SLIPPED, AND FALLING BACKWARDS DASHED INTO THE WATER. JOSEPH STEPTOE AND RICHARD BOAGEY ,FERRYMEN AT ONCE MADE EFFORTS TO LIFT THE MAN OUT OF THE WATER  AND ASSISTED BY SERGEANT SWEETING SUCCEEDED IN DOING SO. TIMLIN APPEARED LITTLE THE WORSE FOR HIS INVOLUNTARY BATH.

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