... by killing or slaying of them, for it is faid down by Huawkins, page 10, that if a felon do flce away, and refuse to surrender himself to justice, it is lawful for any person, whether a publicofficer, or a private individvual, to pursue, and kill, and ...

... all was to no purpose. Jlis mother told him it had been rumoured that he had said he would have murdered her, if be had not killed Jis victim the old man, and asked if it was true? to which he merely replied in a very surly tone, ‘ no,—l didn't—no such ...

... . The Rev. Mr. Cannavan impressed on the other prisoners, by whose cells the miserable criminal passed on his way to the scaffold, the necessity of abstaining from the slightest expression of pity or horror at his fate' in his hearing, but to appear on ...

... forwent of snow, have experienced such fall of it, that they are now complaining on that score. A greet many bears had been killed, which came through tbe snow; and tbe birds of passage bad returned earlier than usual—a strong indication an early spring ...

... force its way through the tiling, attic, into the sleeping room of Mr. L. who was bed, and who, it supposed, was instantly killed, a considerable quantity bricks and timber being upon him when his body was discovered.—Numberless other accidents oc- CTirrcd ...

... named Clayton Wootton, 63 years of age, whilst at work in a sand-pit belonging to Mr.Tallis at that place, was unfortunately killed Jby the caving of the earth. A fatal accident happened last week to man of the name of Thos. Hutchinson, otherwise Green, ...

... first division will march into this town next Thursday. A slater of the name of Brown, a man far advanced in years, fell from scaffold Peter-hill, this town, •n Friday la-t, which he received so much injury that now lies in dangerous state. A burglary was ...

... the scaffolding. One of the men clung to an iron girder above, and the other jumped between the two lines of rails, and both fortunately escaped injury. Had the accident occurred little later, several other men would have been on the scaffolding, and ...

... name of Bruckfieid, a plasterer, who was at work on scaffold three stories high against a house in Tunbridgeplace, opposite Pancras New Church, was struck with the electric fluid, and fell from the scaffold to the ground, and was taken up lifeless. The u ...

... the dccc.nsc‘{. It was wet, and I found it was blood. I said to Johnson, * What have you been doing ? don't hurt him —don’t kill him. Johnson was uppermost when I freed my head. Johuson, in answer to what I said, rephed—*l have done him.” T got out of ...

... barricadoes were formed behind the first, of the building materials left by some masons; and with the poles and ladders of some scaffolding the thoroughfare was absolutely stopped. From three to four thousand individuidls were entrenched behind these barricadoes ...

... near Spalding. A man employed as a labourer in building the steam engine at that lynce \mfortunntelfl was precipitated from a scaffold nearry 40 feet hifh. e was bruised in so dreadful a manner by the fall, that he languished under the most excruciating agony ...