... each case there was cause; ami he commended the subject to the study of sanitary inspretora. For one man who was killed falling from a scaffold, million were injured by equally severe and removable causes. It was h'so very important to consider hours of ...

... Pemberton the body of Edward The deceased wee employed Saturday, fnrnaceman, at Messrs. Blundell pits, anti was killed fall from scaffold into the dib hoi.-, distance of yards.—An inquest was also held touching the death, at browman. named ham. employed ...

... 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 ...

... position of the scaffolding had been altered a few minutes previously. The man who assisted the deceased was about two yards from the scaffolding at the time, and had a very narrow escape, as he had only a moment before left the scaffold for the purpose ...

... 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' ...

... Rifles, conricted murdering Corporal Robert Payne of the same regiment, Philip Matthews, coachman, sentenced to death for killing his daughter, Elsie Gertrude, aged 6, and Frederick Burdcr, South ampton, labourer, condemned fur murdering his sweetheart ...

... started to complete.y clear the rot. Scaffolding was erected inside and outside the church and all woodwork in the affected area was . removed—as well much the brickwork. The bricks wore thoroughly treated to kill all remaining traces of the fungus, and ...

... Board of ; Trade, giving time and place and probable cauae « the occurrence, together with the name and addrara of any person killed or injured, well description of the work on which em- I** the particular* th- mishap. Failure comply with the provisions the ...

... 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 ...