... stood upon the scaffold wringing his hands in great agitation, ran below and gave the necessary directions to wretched carried again to the scaffold. His directions were rapidly obeyed, and upon regaining the passage leading to the scaffold, Butler was again ...

... drive him to the scone of the evening's murder. When he found his nee in jeopardy he became approver, and calmly _ent to the scaffold men who, but for his evil counsels, would never probably have joined the Irish invincible.. As an informer the Crown was ...

... duribg the entire war the ambulances treated over a thousand periwig two hundred being badly hurt and ten killed in the crushes falls of scaffolding I and similar accid.nts although the prep are tins were as complete as ever before. Soldierh lined the route ...