... ~Scaffolding Tilts. Three Miners Fall 200 Feeot. Last evening another shocking accident, resulting in the loss of three lives, occurred at Dawdon Colliery, in the same shaft where rwo were killed and four injured on Friday. The men were working on a ...

... placing the cave spout- ing. A scaffold reaching to the eaves of the house some 50 feet high, had been set up, but the top platform had nol been made secure. Another man was procuring a strut to support, the scaffold when Jelly, thinking it was secure ...

... bad been passed, he aaid he only wished be conld kill the girl's mother, and chop her up as well, and make sausages of her. Six reporters were admitted to the prison. Harris walked firmly to the scaffold, but after tke noose bad been ad jus ted , he blurted ...

... the South .frica Products Exhibition on Saturday, 23rd February. Two workmen fell from a scaffold at the new Town Hall, Ilkley, yesterday afternoon, and were killed on the spot. A Weymouth train ran into a goods trains at Thingley Junztion, near Chippenham ...

... adjoining the gate gave way, letting down the scaffolding, one end of which rested on it and bringing with it three of the sides of the tower leaving only that on Ihe seaward side ?? \H the men fell with the scaffolding and wall. Garrett falling between the wall ...

... carpenter by trade, working for John A. Darling, fell from a scaffold at Mr Knight's new house a distance of IS feet, and is very badly bruised. No bones were broken, and it was a wonder he was not killed. The above is a son of Mr D. Anderson, builder, of Peel ...

... ball court), m which the scaffold was erected, we were *« d «V l *J*f sudden appearance of a short stout man,«f«. although evidently rather feeble, moved with a peculi^ly rapid glide up the inclined plane leading to the scaffold. By the manner m which he ...

... StanUKh Mooar, Kin* of Man. -Messrs Kegan Paul. Trench. Tribner and Com Killed „r J drab'm ?? b ' Mr Tam^L. rhornley. of Uverpool, entitled Stanley, the £f__, c »^i 18 t _- e _j cvcnt ,. E ** rl °' Derby? knowS Thi^J^H 1 . Mooar. or the Great Stanley ...

... at eight o'clook. McHugo was most penitent. The procession to the scaffold was formed at nine o'clock. The convict n^ver shrank when being; pinioned, and walked steadily to the scaffold, which was erected over a pit. He left a written statement of his ...

... Is per quarter.'* Mr Breathwilt, clerk of the works f ?? while ascending some scaffolding at K ■••' ' ' ' ' ' ?? e ?? e last week, fell to the ground and was a st.:itly killed. In the collision case of the Killiney against th* Whampoa. the Court of Admiralty ...

... though six work- men were more or less injured, one being liter— ly burii-d in debris for an hour and a half, no one was killed. The scene of the accident was -.he toil gale I which the Marine Drive Company are erecting at that part where tbe public ...

... should kill a boar she confidently pronounced he would be Emperor ofßome, which he took as a compliment from her ; hut seeing her serious in ber affirmation, the words she spoke stuck upon him, and was sfter much delighted in hunting and killing of boars ...