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... cases : On the body of Roger Henshaw, employed at the quarry adjoining the new reservoir in Audkystreet, Everton, who was killed, on Thursday, the slipping of a stone which he was raising with a fellowworkman from the place were it was cut on to a rock ...
... including cohort®, and prisoners. Nothing could be more brilliant than the advance of our allies. have lost about men in killed and wounded. I have just received intelligence of the continued success of Captain Lyons and Captain Sedarges in the Sea ...
... nearly ■ killing a policeman. have large powers of punishing offenders of this kind ; and, as this man is a very dangerous character, consider it my duty to send him for trial at the sessions. The Knife.—A woman, named Mary Brice, with a child in her arms ...
... piled around him ; he explaining and she listenmg with apparently equal pleasure, till the difficulty was overcome, and the child I must add, justice to the little girl, that though she has retained her love of investigation, she has fortunately left off ...
... their energy to the consideration thai it is just well to go forwards as to backwards, and that work is the best method of killing, horrible, dull, time. Perhaps it is most true—and every generalization partly a blunder—that success is much more of an accident ...
... continually interposed remarks in his favour, and then, when all supposed that had made his mind his side, pronounced a killing decree against him. How the ex-Chief-Justice has been since employing himself appears from the report the proceedings at the ...
... largely loomed, Shall rush on him with a the manner of the ancient*/ Thomas, and Spencer Pettis. Missouri, in I#3l. Both killed. Biddle was the challenged party, and, being near-sighted, stipulated distance of five feet, with pistols. position, actually ...
... movements. No doubt the child has died from suffocation, but if bas net been by between the table and the bed.— The mother: Oh, God forbit that I should lay hands on my own child.—The Coroner: The qnestion is, how did. the child get there? Iam that neither ...
... Colonel Fauntleroy had attacked parties of ; hostile Utah Indians on the Ist and 29th of May, routing them in both instances, killing forty of the savages the last-mentioned date, and taking a number of prisoners and a large quantity plunder. Advices from ...
... EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF BOY KILLED BY A BOY. John Fleeson, labourer, reeidiiig at No. 10, Queensquare, Sal fcney-street, little boy, aged seven years, j named James Fleeson. This little bay went out on Sunday afternoon last to play, along with the other ...
... Miis Kirkbride, Mr and Mrs Hamiil and two children. Mrs Douglas, child, and two servants. Miss Maxwell, Misses Mazzini, Mr Geo and sister, Mr G J Volmer, son, and daughter, A Pakielenitz, child, and two servants, Colonel Williams, Mr and Mra Juan Torraya ...
... yet concluded are without a single capital conviction. Drury-lane Theatre re-opened on Saturday night for ! English opera. child being told the other day he must be broken of the bad habit, he acutely replied, Papa, hadn't I better be mended ?' The Kilmarnock ...