... Royal Exchange will be laid by Prince Albert early in January, and Mr. Tite has received directions to erect a covered scaffolding for twelve hundred spectators. The site chosen is that of the first stone of the old Royal Exchange, laid by Charles IL ...

... while his predecessor was pensioned off with a stipend of £5O a-year only. Robert Atkinson, carpenter, was killed en Monday, falling from a scaffold before the new Sun Fire Ordee buif :Liz in Bartholomew-lane. ...

... Murphy, of Feliona had his little cabin blown down by the storm of Sunday night, and two goats, the only stock be bad, were killed by the lightning. Mr. Eneas Macliounell has retired from political life. The situation of Architect to the Customs is void ...

... from the wife and the wife from the husband, to pay, he washy mere accident discovered to have been consign to an ignominous scaffold a fellow.creature ; the murderer, himself the ruthless assassin who scattering ruin, despair, and disgrace, amongst a wide ...

... Strand, whence the procession was to move to the Cora Market, after having been refused the use of Pery-square, where a scaffolding for the performers was erected, though subsequently. wit/id:lawn by authority. The cavalcade at length moved through the ...

... Faussett, Andrew, Subject.—The last of the Hohea. meat, such as that suggested by the Hon. Member, for stauffens. On the scaffold he declared Peter the the consolidation of the two offices, could be made. Prince of Aragon his heir; and throwing his glove ...

... great part of the former composition is sand and clay. A labouring men fell from the scaffolding of Rev. Dr. Henderesn's new church, at Glasgow last week, and was killed. E. B. Roche, Esq. M. P. county Cork, is on a visit at Erina, county Clare, the seat ...

... grimed, and forced Ida shako down on his face. which was bruised. lint for the resistance of the cip lie svoithl have been killed. The marriage of the Bowater Countess of Leicester with the Itt. lion. Edward Ellice, will take place in the resides , : week ...

... followed by that of his murderer upon the scaffold. The most tremendous and chilling ideas become fami. liar and unimpressive, murder produces murder, 1 death generates death ; and the contagion of scaffolds is diffused through the life blood of nations ...

... Peel and Douglas, Isle of Man, over a bridge, Mr. W. Faraher, merchant tailor, and Mrs. M'Carthy, wife of a gardener, were killed. Mrs. Grant had her arm broken, Miss Craine and the coachman being severely herr. Two of the crew of the Theresa, collier ...

... aggravated cases of atrocity, a poor wretch—and she a woman too !—could be forcibly hurried out of existence on a public scaffold, for no more deadly crime against society than that of having attempted to commit suicide with her infant in her arms, under ...

... labourer, fell from a scaffold at St. Vincent's R. C. Chapel, Wood-quay, Galway, on Wednesday, severely fracturing both legs. Patrick Rafferty, a labourer employed in the erection of the new Assize Courts, Liverpool, was killed by a fall from the works ...