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... S, tlGOA MoHrNsIN.-This morning, at nine o'clock, Joseph &tyera and James Sargisson were executed at Arailay Jail. Myers killed his wife, Neoncy, at Sheffleld, on the 10th of June by cutting ber tbroat with a table knife, the pxincipal witnoes egaltat ...
... her appearance not the slightest ebullition of feeling was manifested by the crowd. She walked with a firm step up to the scaffold, without be. traying the slightest symptom of fear, or requiring the least support. She was dressed in deep mourning. On ...
... House from one of the public galleries, and burst at once with a terrific explosion. Miraculous as it may seem, no one was killed though close on a hundred personsweremoreor less seriouslywounded, some of them it is feared fatally. Coming so closely after ...
... LANCASTER AND I CARLISLE LINE. Wednesday a van containing five tons of gun' ?? ing a goods train,between Clifden and Penrytb, killing the driver and stokerof the latter, and destroying the engine and upwards of twenty waggons. The latte taking fire prevented ...
... I THlE P.EITLS OF THE STREETS I I _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i KILLED BY A HOARDING BRACKET. I On Sunday eveningr Anne Stapleton, aged 66, died ii Jervis street hospital from the effects-of injuries sustained five days before. .The deceased ...
... The nineteenth century exists. Hang Burke ! Impos- sible I Go, copy Talleferro killing John Brown, Chacon killing Lopez, Geffrard killing young De- lorme, Ferdinand killing Piseacne I What ! after the English Ievolution I after the French Revoln tion ...
... crew of the Monitor, went ontshore at City Point, and were surprised by the Confederates; nine were made prisoners, eight killed, and the remaining one wounded. It is reported that Winchester has been burned by the Confederates 18,000 disciplined troops ...
... was often wounded and imprisoned-and even twice dragged to the.foot of the scaffold to be fiecji4 In one of these riots, which happened during tbe night, she unconsc ously killed her own brother. Her sex was never known until, in one of her last quarrels ...
... con- sequently taken dowh and properly replaced. The scaffolding was allowed to remain, the workmen i intending to remove it on Monday, bat long before that the'wind had hurdled steeple and scaffolding to the ground. The fall occbrred in the night. 'No ...
... workiugs. Thb car- penters and blacksmiths are bnsily engaged, iviorking hard' to get the neceseary machinery ready foi the scaffolding, which is to be put down the No. 8 bhaft to the depth of 180 yards. The ecaffolding, which is to be composed of blocks of ...
... execu- tioner. Meunier met his fate calmly, and was accompanied on to the scaffold by two Catholic priests, one of whom, Father Knight, read the funeral service. While upon the scaffold the condemned man asked the executiofier to wait, saying- I want to speak ...
... asoizes of the Rhone a jealous barrister was fasid guilty of killing one of his coleagues. In tlhe Haute Vienne a wretched old man lived with a mistress, who took another lover, and aided him t kill her protecto. Both -were found guilty. A ra-:sian apothecay ...