FATAL ACCIDENT.
We regret to have to report a fatal accident wnich occurred this afternoon. It seems that Mr Gay, aocompanied by Mr Robert Bright, who has been in his employ for some years, had been exeroiaing a half broken colt in a paddook near the stables in Trafalgar street , and were bringing it back to the stable, on entering which Bright took a pull at the long reins with which the horse was being driven, and the latter backed on him and kicked him under Lhe ohm and on the face, felling him to the ground. He was at once picked up, and on Mr Gay speaking to him he nodded in recognition but immedi ately afterwards became insensible. It was seen that he was seriously injured, as blood at once oozed fsom his ears, and Dr Cresaey was sent for, who ordered his immediate removal to the Hospital, where he died almost immediately after arrival, never having recovered consciousness. The deceased, who was about 40 years of age, has left a widow and five children to mourn their loss.
Telegraphic News.
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