... FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD RUGBY BRICKLAYER’S INJURIES A RUGBY bricklayer, William J. Dunn (08), of 18, King Edward Road, met with serious accident when working on a building at Kingfield Road, Coventry, last Saturday. fell from some scaffolding Messrs. Cash's ...

... FALL FROM SCAFFOLD AVEEDICT of death from mpiralory failure rau-rd by a fracture the .hull was returned at the inquest Rugby this morning, on Frank Gambrell, aged 46, S 2, ( heeler Street, Rugby, who died on Tuesday after fall from some scaffolding in the ...

... Reginald Baker Nockbroker, in Lombard Street. It was sta led that prisoner Snit said she killed him willingly, and subsequently that she did not know she via kill- Mg him. ...

... inquest unnecessary. ♦ * * Scaffold Accident.— Yesterday (Friday) man employed at the new goods shed, pre sented himself at the hospital with slight, cut on the back of his head. said lie had fallen with two planks from a scaffold 50f* high. He seemed rather ...

... by k tier. with set of 0 chime!, and .pann4.-; BORIN4E MACHINE. SCAFFOLD I'oLSS. PLANKS. BATTENS. Pudlooka, Mortar Spotq. Scaffold Coeds, Wire Coidq, Lean.to Roof Timber and Maas. Oak Kills, Sash Frame and riasbes. Sash Lights, Pine Glass Sashes atilt Door' ...

... dust had settled it was seen that the entire building had been razed, and in its place, surrounded by the remnants of the scaffolding. was a mound of rubbish, which bristled with the lathwork of the various storey's. From the houses on either side portions ...

... historical portraits included Van Dyck’s William Feilding, first Earl of Denbigh,” who was faithful follower of Charles and was killed when attempting to raid Birmingham, under Prince Hu|»ert, in 1613; Charles the First's playmate. ” James, Ist Duke of Hamilton ...

... detachable tax p ii. No reasonable offer refused. XTov. Penn Rd.. Wolverhampton. 823 POULTRY. COCKERKLK, year old Hen. for Sale, 'killed to order.— Vibhdu, Brown’. Farm, Kimberley Road, 827 t FOB SALE. GAS LAMPS for Cycle, from •mb: wonderful value,— Rainbow ...

... also the two who were killed, were very near neighbours of his.—Mr BARNSDALE said he should like to thank the Chairman for his very kind words. For himself, he felt it very much that the accident had occurred. The two who were killed were in the prime of ...

... accident happened. Their horses were killed. George Edward Pennicntt, aged W, Newcombe Road. Earlidon, was knocked down and run over by a cam waggon in the London Road, and Bernard Cronin, Webster Street, Coventry, was killed when came into collision with the ...

... the murder of Alfred Doggett by stabbing him at Chesterton. Hancock was quite composed when he walked to the scaffold. Three men were killed by the fall of a roof yesterday at Astley and Tyldriley Collieries. near Leigh. A fourth man is in a dangerous ...

... worked in Al {n!‘!n‘nf the country. Whilst working on 3 suilding at \ Boxley Park, Kent, he had the misfortune to slip on 8 scaffold and fracture his hip badly, and he I had been a cripple and had had to use crutches ' ever since. Therefore, for seventeen ...