... law for tlie murder of a woman named Nosee Kill, at Orange Hill estate, on Feb. 14th this year, at the County goa'. Johnson was the • xecuti o'er. A sexen fr. t (hop was rie culprit walke.l firmly to the scaffold. When the hlick ling was hoistA•cl there ...

... nitive friendlies were killed and Captain Harbinger was slightly wunoded. L.ter a bard foaght. Irattie near Msig• bone. The Jelia was &rotted with an estimated of four hundred killed including twenty The British bad several killed in this init.:age:neut ...

... argent Well hi killed one badly wounded another. A howitwor TM troaght out and the cabin roof was hi. ems. The populace were terribly mad, ,I he* he appeared he was perfectly ritlihke '. Ailt. Life not being estinct, they .11' to the scaffold, hnng him up ...

... whole metropolitan eerl.l of kuavery stout! around Justice'e dread and received the first malefactor who appeared upon the scaffold with a frantic yell. From opv site mindowe, hired at the price of opera stalls, glasses were raised to have a near view of ...

... restore order, but thereupon the villagers joined forces and attacked the gendarmes. The latter then fired into the crowd, killing seven persons,_ Tbe Sult%n . of Turkey ham sent au Euvoy to Berlin, to thank Emperor William fur his support of Turkey's tatotern ...

... ! —he grew bold, and replied, Hot more, sir, than is common to all men ; all the witnesses are false witnesses ; 1 never killed Dayley. - - He e,outinued the Psalm, to the end. The Revd. gentleman spoke most feelingly to him, and there ended the interview ...

... road, looking to the British ai my, from which Napoleon viewed the field: and a v-ry complete view he had of it. He IZd no scaffold erected where he stood, and certainly never weut, after the battle had commenced, to the telegraoh in the rear, which was ...

... prisoner was conducted to tho scaffold by a strong escort of infantry and cavalry, and was bound to tho seat of the prison vat). Fie presented a rewarkably_firm and demeanor throughont, mounted the' quarters in Berlin. scaffold with a very resolute step, ...

... siniliagly, accorded three days gram. He will honor his bill. In interim; let the impatient to peep into his hir of notions, kill time, by looking In on Buffalo Bill's Gimes Maximus. _ The Pavilions, or isolated paeans, are as dosed sub. ofiloes of the ...

... in the verdict goes, we think ELPANOR FowLEs (this is the name of the woman) has deserved to expiate her offence on the scaffold. But there are extrinsic circumstances in the ease, which in our opinion, would justify, on the part of the Crown, the exercise ...

... demeanor. He fired'y beli , ved that he would be reprieved, as he had ell along asserted his entire innocence. arrivieg at the scaffold, ',Her religious services by two milticers, Hie sheriff aolsound his hands and he was allowed to &Urea the crowd. In a very ...

... him to let him off without pain. The piuioning was quickly performed, and at ten minutes to seven the fatal march to the scaffold was oommeucaid the shove named Reverend gentlemen reading alternately sentene .8 from the Burial Service of the Church of ...