... Hospital on the body of Christopher H ud- son, glazier, who was accidentally killed at the Exhibition Buildings, Rotundo Gardens, the pre. ?? evening. Patrick Byrne, one of the scaffolders in the em- ployment of the company, was examined, and said deceased, who ...

... scalding; instead of singeing,a to make what fight is possible against jheqliveS t exports, which the English butcher canl kill at his own convenience, and of whose offal he can ?? c the profits. But as to the prospects of fresh pork en a greater scale ...

... with 'out force, and voluntarily, that I killed Mr. Jealnkin. Thisis not'so. They nade me promise if I would :confess. Don't understand' me, my friends, to Ray ihat I didanotkill mr. Jeniles. if I 'did kill Mn. Jenkins it, wa.beeuse he ?? take my life ...

... 'atctodnts. Number of patients in asylu~ 80; pupils in institution, 44p EXECUTION IX PAns.-'he condemded murd1.re, Gervais, who killed Me wife at Colomboe and lbprisd her in the cellar, suffered the extreme pe- malty of the law on Saturday morning outside the ...

... of a somewhat fanciful turn of mn. k one tsfrl ovne htsesaldeo h -Ind.. She Is firmly convinced that she shall die on thea scaffold, and in her last examination before the Juges ...

... by James MI'Carthy, Esq., coroner of the county of Dublin, on the body of James : M'31iullen, who had been woriling on a scaffold at the Mo- . nastery, which lie had erected on the morning of his death, . but which gave way in consequence of a very weak ...

... consequence of the scaffolding I giving way in the interior of the chapel of Ramagrange, d where he had been employed on tie building. The poor I fellow lived but afew hours.-OnThursday, the 30thinst., a poor woman named Furlong was killed in consequence ...

... 4s to ts5d; short sides, 4s 64 to 4s 10d; English sides, Zs 10d to 4s 1Wd; Unifed States sides, Liverpool, and Dept fd C killed 3s 9d to Is ld; American hind quarters, s to 4a 68 ; fore-quarters, York, 4s 6d to 43 10d. u n very slow, tone depressed; ...