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... ball court), m which the scaffold was erected, we were *« d «V l *J*f sudden appearance of a short stout man,«f«. although evidently rather feeble, moved with a peculi^ly rapid glide up the inclined plane leading to the scaffold. By the manner m which he ...
... the Bray station, killing the driver and the stoker, and causing great damage to the surrounding property. The Norwich Mercury hears on good authority that on the 28th ult. Lord Walsingham, who has moors at Bluberhouse, Yorkshire, killed with hi. own gun ...
... murder : God's will changes not * and, there- fore, (,'jdi.as not made it imperative upon man to slay the man who slays; or to kill the man who commits a murder. It will be agreed by all that the patriarchs win were privileged to hold direct communion with ...
... engine-drivers, who can stop our communications ; and of post- men, who can arrest our trade; and of water engineers, who can kill us with thirst ; and above all, of sewer-fitters and plumbers, who can spread pestilence by sudden strikes, be slightly curtailed ...
... Is per quarter.'* Mr Breathwilt, clerk of the works f ?? while ascending some scaffolding at K ■••' ' ' ' ' ' ?? e ?? e last week, fell to the ground and was a st.:itly killed. In the collision case of the Killiney against th* Whampoa. the Court of Admiralty ...
... 11 ADRIATIC ..Tburtdty, Jan. SB CELTIC „ ?? Thursday , Feb. 4 ' OCBAHIC Tkaraoey, Feb. II Each l^tet tana burl ben tnd 3 (Kill borae power, aad sea- •tracted ta seven weter-tifkt eompertmenta. Average •Meefe 8, days in Summer »» days in Winter. These ...
... — Fro n a return to the Hous* of Commons just is. .led, it appears that in the last Un yeara aa many •s 44,025 sheep were killed by dogs in Ireland. The Unrest number waa Ust year, when 7,442 were kiil.-d. In 3 235 cases the owners ot thy doss were discovered ...
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... or persons TRESPASSING oa our lands with Dog or Gun. Any persi ns givin,' information sufficient to con- vict any party of killing a hare, by any means but coursing, will receive a Handsome Reward. John Blythe, Ronaldsway. Thomas Quinney, Ballahowe. John ...
... or persona TRESPASSING on our lands with Dog or Gun. Any persi ns giving information sufficient to con- vict any party of killing a hare, by any means but coui-iing, will receive a Handsome Reward. John Blythe, RouaLlsway. Thomas Quinney, Ballahowe. John ...
... machinery to the floors and ceilings of mills and workshops, in ship and boat buUding, in the construction of roofs and heavy scaffolding, wharves and landing-places, bridge-work, fencing, and in all permanent erec- tions where wood is employed. Also in the ...
... weight of about 2 tons, and for the supply oi all ordinary work in connection with railways, mines, steam and other vessels, Kills, gas end water companies, lamp- posts, plain and ornamental railings, gates, pumps, agricultural imple.ments of various kinds ...