... brain produced by the fall.—Verdict accidental. * On Wednesday, in consequence of the breaking of one of the beaiers to a scaffold, John Catterail, aged °7 fell into a well »n course of formation at the Liverpool' and Harrington Water Works, Rock street ...

... those who witness, these executions: and be remembered these latter, after all, generally supply the next criminal for the scaffold ; and, if lit'le effect produced by executions on those held to of sound mind, what influence can be anticipated when criminal ...

... has had the whole returned ta him, in parcel, having the signature M Heokey Walker appended. Thursday week, three men were killed at Busby's distillery, Dublin, by the bursting ef a large vat of whisky. At the Stockport Revising Court, ths claims ef many ...

... reached Tampico on the night of the 16th, after a loss of twenty killed, ten wounded, two missing, twenty horse* and sixty pack mules. Captain Boyd and Lieut. Tannahill were among those killed. Col. De Russy received several balls through his clothe?, and ...

... inquest was held at Mrs. Ht-isbyV, in Button, on view of the body of i Willi i'ag**, aged years, who was killed ' Saturday morning latt by a scaffold, upon which he was standing, breaking. It appeared that he wa? just finishing painting the skylight at ...

... in course of erection, and nine labourers cere engaged in raising a large beam the topmost tory, when the scaffolding gave way. Two the were killed the spot, and several others were evertly injured. Election Guardians for Evkrton. klessr*. R -bertg, Ledger ...

... upon ?? Lowe, a bricklayer, employed T 7,at the works of the new corn exchange, in Brunswick-- 78 street, fell from some scaffolding and received, a severe ,f scalp wound and concussion of the ?? Wednesday, ~ ea man named John MIKinley, living in No. 7cori ...

... to reach a vast Pf number of renders who rarel era a disi~ newspaper, s ides EXECUTION AT DUow. g TERRIBLE SCENE ON THE SCAFFOLD. James Burton, aged 33, sailor, was executed by Marwood, in Durham Jail, at eight o'clock yester- _ day morning, for the ...

... have be- come more frequenut. In London alone, according I tonthe reports of the police, more than 100 persons s we annually killed in the streets, while a 2000 or 3000 individuals awe more or less I severely maimed every year in the thoroughfares, x and ...

... originltl chLracter), Mr. Ohas Mathews. Felloned by thu popular Haymnarket Farce, written by Mr. onarleal Mathews. entitled WHO KILLED COOCK ROBIN? jl i2ggete. .11is origi)alchvracter). br. Charles Mathews, g1acia..la.. (her original character). .Mrs. Charles ...

... quay ji 'at the time, supposed toI be 'engaged ib ,s'terittg citpe, a' tand the timber struck him whith such; violence as to kill so c him dead on the spot. We ?? hea'd of the Fi deceased.tias lijetally severed from hisqdv y the free !of the.blow.; The ...

... O'CLOCK, A COMICAL COUNTESS. I A COMICAL C o U N T E. S A COMICAL COUNTESS. 0 AM'TER WUICH WHO KILLED 000K ROBINj. it WHO KILLED COCK -ROBIN-aI I WTIb KILLED oCK- RO B I N ? To collhtdo with h PATTER vr ?? CLATTER. PATTER 'VER81as CLATTER.. Monday, the ...