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... of the place where he erected the scaffold; he did not object to go there, but he did not like it; was not alarmed after he had erected the scaffold, but he was before. Mr John Kvnns, swt)rn-I)irectfit the scaffold to be erected; this is the third time ...
... cat-head, the capstan, un- able to sustain the weight, ran, carrying every thing before it. Two of the unfortunate miners were killed on the spot; one is so severely hurt that no hopes are entertained of his recovery and several others are injured, some seriously ...
... He expects nothing but an eternal sleep, and in that conviction he loads his air-gun, or sharpens his dagger, and kills, or is killed. Are WE NOT PREPARING FOR THE SAME CONDITION OF SOCIETY by adopting the SAME PRINCIPLES- but more of this hereafter ...
... shipwrights and others were kept busilyeltlplfJyed day and night. A scaffold was hung along the stern of the vessel, upon which the workmen stood while following their occupa- tion. This scaffold was not strongly formed—had been complained of, we are told; the ...
... plain fock work, and Hd per loot for some kinds ot work • lie said he not undertake erect the scaffolding under ^200. On cro-N examination lie said that scaffolds were more expensive than the runs James navies, timekeeper at the work for plain til-, corroborated ...
... in first rate condi- tion, the chase did not last so long as was anticipated, and, after about an hour's run, the fox was killed in gallant style, obout two miles from Aberedow. At four o'clock in the afternoon, the party, which was both numerous and ...
... any of the persons employed in erection but on that day, we regret to say, one of the work- men was killed on the spot by a portion of the scaffolding falling upon him. Within a few miles distance there is ano- ther viaduct in course of building across ...
... persons who had been engaged in erecting the scaffold, adding— God bless you, I shall soon be in glory. He mounted the stairs leading to the roof of the lodge with firmness, and stepped lightly on to the scaffold, when the rope having been adjusted and the ...
... Astoria:-The salmon are cured and packed in a peculiar manner. After iiaviug been disembowelled they are exposed to the sun on scaffolds erected on the river banks. When sufficiently dry, they are pounded fine between two stones, pressed into the smallest compass ...
... received the visit of M- Lavocat, whom he entreated to obtain for him two things; the first, to be allowed to-wa k to the scaffold, the second, not to be compelled to put on, as all persons condemned to death, a strait- waistcoat. Fieschi soon understood ...
... himselwi'ony state affairs. On Wednesday week the scaffolding in the Galerie des Batailles, at Versailles, gave way, and six workmen were thrown to the ground from a height of 30 feet. Two were killed. and the other four were severely injured. Immediately ...
... Queen has granted a pension of ten shillings a week to the widow of the late James Blake, the workman who was killed by falling from a scaffold in Osborne House. The two children are also to be placed at school in London. In Germany, and particularly in ...