... been unanimously recommended to the Presbytery at two sac cessive meeting- of the parishioners of St John's district. Mr Goo kill's preference of Dron will be greatly regretted by the communicants In that district, who looked forward with great satisfaction ...

... that he was shoat to be shot down like a wild Least in hie don, entreated the men to fire low, so as to disable him but not to kill him, iu order that some might yet remain of his repentance. A shot was fired, but it missed him. The ruffian fell back to a ...

... great cour age, and cri, out, C eel nerd qua passe le premier. Ile mounted the scaffold boldly, without any assistance, and on leis reaching the front of the scaffold, he said in a firm and loud voice, In the name of the French people, I die innocent ...

... the elthenneement of the seam was now and then melee/ Ida greet _ to ( . • - MONTROSE STANDARD-FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1847. scaffolding, which is in the course of erection for the display of their somer.ult powers, on which a number of boys hal taken up their ...

... especially during the hot weather, and trust that our Tax_ officials will speedily commence taking their number. cending the scaffold (pled earnestly on the surrounding multitude ; others, that he came out of the juil pinioned and blindfolded, and so ...

... another. The accident in question occurred on Friday last, and was caused by the fall of the crane and accompanying movable scaffolding and machinery which are used upon the framework erected at the rutting. The supports of this framework gave way, it is supposed ...

... having been extremely hot, and followed by a very unusual quantity of rain. Mu Ileprroff.--A matt hie held IM pf.mijmi i t a t kill in the enterprists Boar country rennet fail to be a Pubje of interest eves in his fall. Prom two se _ quarters we heard, ins ...

... The driver was not so much hurt as frightened, as he also thought that the blow came front some desperado who was going to kill them all. ARTIrL great robbery has been committed on the Great estern Railway. A boa of sovereign., amounting to Welt from ...

... why not enable them to take advantage of Nature's profusion ? We think Lord John's measure will but Scotch the snake, not kill it ; Even if the pee lc give up their arms, and then we question, will this restore, or. rather, I should say, will this create ...

... in co n sequence knocked doe. by the buffer of the locomotive vilely*, the wheels of which passed over his holy and he wan killed instantaneously. Nu blame, it is said, is attachable to any one. ye—Eckert:l. Etrionson.--On Wednesday week • fearful explosion ...

... her blood. This statement is not very coesistent with her apparent affectionate conduct to Manning in the chapel and on the scaffold ; but this again may be only another phase in the scheme of hypoci lay, induced by a desire to create all impression of her ...

... extreme penalty of the law in front of Norwiela Castle. The wretched non made no confession, and did not open Ills lips on the scaffold. This execution *lauds in one respect almost nnparel. leled in English history—Oust of a maw being bong fora murder, after ...