... Sunday evening a coroner's inquest was held at Sieaford, the body of a bricklayer's laborer, who was accidentally killed failing from scaffold. The deceased was a Scotchman, name unknown, and about years of age. FOX-HU N'l NG. —In the preceding page our ...

... refreshment. He ascended the scaffold with a firm step, and in allusion to some unfavourable reports against him, Just before he was turoed off' he spoke as follows : —** I have been charged by many people with having killed two other men, but I take God ...

... offence, The females were first brought upon the platform. The male prisoners were next hrought out, and they both ascended the scaffold with a firm step. Hatchman appeared anxious to address the multitude, and he often looked round to see if he could recognize ...

... was 1o be placed, was placed al the other extremity of the scaffold. Two axes and two knives, with black haudles, were at the same time exhibited. Some sawdust was thea strewed on the scaffold. The crowd, com derahly more than 6,000 persons, kept together ...

... deposition will kill them,’ or something to that purpose Madame Manson.—¢ I cannot charge myself with these expressions. I said, perhaps, that the condnct of the accused, in respect of me, during the trial, might lead them to the scaffold. I added, that ...

... rea-*uiled, diiven from the ground they had gained, and chased to the distance of league from the field battle, with the of killed and wounded; the loss of the Spaniards did not exceed including two officers k.jied d wound d. The Cortes have voted 'inks ...

... suffering in the cause of the Liberty of the Press”—also ¢ The cause for which Hampden died in the ficld and Sydoey on the scaffold.”—Mr. Rowland gave * Major Cartwright.,”—.pplauses.— W. Bousficld, Esq. (the Mayor,) A. Sheath, ksq. w. Chapman, Esq. and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... procured, and fortunately the dangerous effects of the laudanum were counteracted in time by powerful antidotes. the list of the killed, In the Vittoria, the name of Lieut. Lindsay, son of the Bishop Kildare. and grandson of the late T. Esq. M. P. for Boston ...

... tons live Alexander ! officer drew his sword quell the mob—when one of the people cried out, Saxons, will you kill your own countrymen—kill the Frenchmen rulher. Instantly all the cavalry sheathed their swords. March 15.—According to the latest news ...