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... FATAL FALL FROM A SCAFFOLD. The City Coroner (E. 8. Bionold, E«| ,) held an inquest the Norfolk and Norwich Hoepltal on Saturday, on the body of William James Gooda, a bricklayer*’ labourer, who died at the Hospital on the previous day, from injuries ...
... Owing to the collapse of a scaffold ot a building in course of construction at Prague four workmen were killed and three seriously ! injured. 3 I Colston Hall, llrislol, which Trades Oongreas were holding Iheir meetings, was burned out early yesterday ...
... A SCAFFOLDEE KILLED, sad fatal accident happened on Thursday evening at St, Albans Abbey to foreman scaffolder named Thomas Curtis, aged 3G, of Victoria-road. It appears that the restoration work which has been carried on at the south transept has been ...
... MAN KILLED. Some scaffolding fell to-day at the Board Schools the course of erection in Bow Street, Sheffield, killing Leeds man named Fred. Sykes, and seriously injuring two others. DEATH of the REV. MARK WILKS. Th. Rer. Mark Wilks, the well-known e ...
... was poisoned. I asked him how it was that had not been killed, and he told me that he had got one of his blacks to suck out the poison. He shewod me some spears, tnn,with which be said he had killed many • black. Williams only furnished 'MP room in the ...
... TWO MEN KILLED. An Edinburgh telegram states : —A scaffold erected in connection with a new hotel being built at the Waverley Station, Edinburgh, collapsed yesterday morning daring gale wind. A skeleton scaffold had been erected to the height of about ...
... year* Bombay. SCAFFOLDING COLLAPSE. TWO Mj;\ KILLED. Edinburgh to-day. wind caused the collapse of a high waffoldiug ted new hotel, which being built in connect ion with the station extension. Taylor, bricklayer, and John labourer, were killed, and tdeven ...
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... TWO MEN KILLED. Two ct:ip!o)u«i iu erecting some now chemical works at li.izomiuu, near here, wore killed, uud throu others severely injured yesterday. They were working nt first storey when scaffold gave way, and limy were hurled tho basement. ...
... drift a scaffold of timber was formed for tho purpose of turning the air into the B pit, and on tho top of this scaffold several hundred tons of rubbish were laid, the whole forming a solid platform several yards thick. Above this scaffold and about ...
... TWO MEN KILLED. Two men named Thos. Berry, an electrician, and Wm. Brown, bricklayer, both of whom lived at Huddersfield, were engaged in raising chimney the colliery, when the scaffolding inside gave wav and both men were precipitated to the bottom mid ...
... « STEEPLEJACKS ” KILLED NEAR BARNSLEY. Two * steeplejacks” were killed on Tuesday evening near Barnsley. The men were James Berry (son o{ a well-known contractor of Huddersfizld) and Wm. Brown, of Huddersfield. They were engaged at work in connection ...