... tickct.benring or paying passenger, should Death or Duuttlement result, within ninety days thereafter, provided that the person killed or injured had upon his or her person, or had left at home, a copy of thu Aloianack for 100 e, with the Coupon previously ...

... afloat—that 11 Who Killed the Foxes is be the electioneering cry against Mr. Cane, the member for North Essex, and most damaging would be such cry had the honourable gentleman been really guilty of the atrocioue and sacrilegious crime of killing, or ordering ...

... night attacked by soldiers, and many killed. May 29: Lord Fairfax went with army above 5000 against the Kentish men. June 1: Fight Maidetone between army of Lord Fairfax and Kentish men, when many on both sides were killed; but be took and plundered the town ...

... later message from Leeds states that Swan, who had verbally confessed her crime to the chaplain, saluted Gallagher on the scaffold with Goal morning, John, and Gallagher replied, Good morning, love. Henry Bertram Starr, a young labourer, was executed ...

... Riflev, convicted of murdering Corporal Robert Payne of the regiment, Philip Matthewa, coachman, ten fenced to death for killing hia daughter, Elaie Gertrude, aged C, and Frederick Border, Southampton, labourer, condemned for murdering hia aweetheart ...

... tracked the lioness to her lair, and after she bad received 11 more of our bullets, killed and disabled four oor dogs, and made five determined rushes, saeoeeded in killing her. She bad travelled nine miles before we caught up to her. and kept a brave front ...

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... lovely Mana Antoinette, taken away from hire, amid thoaa •'farewell® which press the life-blood from young hearts, to die the scaffold in the fateful months of January and October, 1795. The tragic life-story this unfortunate little son of a king can seareely ...

... its title, and is most exciting entertammeut, for in the first act a rather unpleasant but attractive cad is accidentally killed by a young woman he ha? lured to his flat. She able to cover all tracks and so avoid the scandal of trial. Unfortunately for ...

... loud cracking w.is hcanl, ami the scaffolding ami roof of the building, composed of tiles and I wooden rafters, fell in to the extent of eighteen yards, burying many of the congregation In the ruins. Font persons were killed ou the spot, twelve other* contusions ...

... portraits included Van Dyck’s ** William Feilding, first Earl of Denbigh,” who was a faithful follower of Charles 1 and was killed when attempting to raid Birmingham, under Prince Rupert, in 1643; Charles the First’s playmate, ** James, Ist Duke of Hamilton ...

... *aco founded tho killinp of kinp is not so bud ! founded on killing of lil»crty nor ean 1 saddest scenes of Mich is-a*-© Ik* sad as tho doily life which U legalised by slavery. A queen on ■ scaffold not so pitiful sight as a woman on auction block. Therefore ...