... KILLED BY SCAFFOLD COLLAPSE. While four men were employed yesterday in repairing a roof in the Clyde Paper Mills, Rutherglen, Glasgow, the scaffold collapsed. Thomas Gracie, aged 45, was killed, and John Grieg was badly hurt. The others escaped. A Spott ...

... OF A SCAFFOLD. ONE MAN KILLED; TWO INJURED. A scaffold accident occurred in the Hardshaw Brook Works of the United Alksli Company (Limited), at St. Helens yesterday. Three men, named Richard Ellison, single, John Divesley, married, and James Colquitt ...

... iiot home signal was off danger, the brake on, and that he knew of on in front. He denied insobriety. mnty. len were killed by a scaffold aooiy yesterday afternoon. sting of the Derby Distress Comsrday, it was reported that work the unemployed had been ...

... discovered that the bricking scaffolding whict: had put ont by the fall. fallen besides other been hanging in the shaft ha timber. John Pacey was killed by a piece of timber, but Smith and Glosso) were killed by the scaffold. Smith and Glossop spoke before ...

... had never paid anything. In 1898 Mrs. Richardson saw in a newspaper a paragraph stating that.hor husband had been killed result of scaffold accident, and, accepting the report as correct, she was married as a widow to a Derby commission agent named Richard ...

... his wig. He asked members of the Bar to join him, which they readily did. At a Manchester inquest on man who was killed through a scaffold collapse, the fall of the structure was attributed to the hot weather. Tremendously high temperatures were recorded ...

... baiiTn * Tbe . »na bail in their behalf refused. The Accident at St. Martin’s Hall.—The inqnest on the three persons killed by the scaffold accident yesterday week, at St. Martin’s hall, London, was resumed yesterday afternoon, and verdict of *' Accidental ...

... on his faUen^fr 0116 * - The witness stated that f o ff „ °, , scaffold on previous occasions, 'eturrJed h&i g 011 his feet.-The from ao a * rdict of Accidentally killed from Be scaffold. Payers of°si' OCAL >ard of Health.—The rateeQlbers bers to °* ...

... was sent to gaol for 14 days. SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT AT DONCASTER. Yesterday afternoon a man named George W. Batty, painter, in the employ of the Great Northern Railway Company, at Doncaster, was killed by falling from scaffold. He was engaged in painting tho ...

... who was killed falling from a scaffold at Wesleyan Chapel, on Monday. A verdict 'Accidental death was returned. FIFTEEN SHILLLNGS FOR A SHOT. ' Ephraim Beddows, miner, Roystone, came before the bench Barnsley yesterday charged wirh killed pigeon, value ...

... day mentioned. The witness stated he had fallen off the scaffold on previous occ s when he fortunately had alighted on his ' l jury returned a verdict of Accidentally killed falling from scaffold. r Drunken Woman Drowned at *An inquest was held on Monday ...

... the shaft at about 8.45 in the morning, and the scaffold later appeared all right. A wooden ring fastened to the wall and hold- ing the scaffold, however, gave way, letting was down part of th® scaffold. The deceased recipitated to the bottom, and Howard ...