... 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. ...

... Coolock, brtweeu twu two sportsmen about u titanic to kill game. James Ware, painting Messrs. Andrews' upper windows, in Dame street, fell and . was killed, by overbalancing liiinstlf on the scaffold. Portobello gardens open for the season on Wednesday ...

... 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 ...

... cabinet maker, died suddenly yesterday, at Coloony-street, while sitting in his Pitt Leahy, of Ratlikeale, was yesterday killed at Ralllnacurra, by falling off his ow•n car. Constable Riedy apprehended in this City on Wednesday, Martin Mulcahy, after ...

... purehase Major H Pat - titer, vice Brookes, killed in action ; Major J Harris, vice Pennyeuiek, killed in action. 'fo b. Ntajors— Brevet Major John Harris, vies Pasoter ; t'aptain A G Blachford, vice liarris, killed oi action., Captain IV ti Brown, vox J Ilarria ...

... which the quality of mercy is united, will become a growing and abiding feeling in the hearts of Irishmen. If upon the scaffold he be doomed tu expiate his guilt, a guilt in which thousands have shared, it nut in the act, in sympathy and intent, his ...

... of Louis Phillippe. King the French, the 25th of June last, sod for that crime to the punishment of parricides, lie is the scaffold barefooted, in bis shirt, his head covered with black veil, and the sentence be read him on reaching the Diace of execution ...

... from which this society never si namely—the scriptural education of tray their schools. Thomas Pahy was killed at Clialsn, Gild ing from a scaffold while • roofing tlt house. Veterinary-Surgeons belonging to ! cavalry, are ordered a travelling allows* ...

... clergymen havicg put oil their canonicals, the mournful procession formed in the aveuue fronting the tower upon which the scaffold was erected, and the a:pc:trance of the criminals as they slowly approached the last stage of their existence, produced deep ...

... first shot hi from a pistol; pursned the Policemen close the Chapel; the Police had killed one man and wounded two; the T * fired on tbe Police ; closed the Police, and killed them all; had before (ordered the Police surrender their prisoner, and they would ...

... 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 ...

... the death of Mr. Bailey, being stabbed with a sword. A Mr. Egan was at the ume engaged in the attack on the judge, and was killed -he discharge of a double-barrelled gun young man passing the night in the house of the judge. Upon the death of these individuals ...