... FATAL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT IN DUNDEE. On Wednesday -nnhx two masons, named Charles Simpson and John Adamson, 'mxuhnfly killed in Dundes by the falling of a scaffold at the buildiug at which they were m:?od in Patterson Street. They had just commen the day's ...

... the construction of the Tay Road Bridge. ““That was one of the most dangerous jobs I've been on. There were several people killed in the building of n” Ten years ago, George started on his most ambitious and satisfying job; effecting continuous repair ...

... come to close the gaol for the night, and that they must part. Oa the scaffold, Tapia said, *“ My friends, lam here to-day to die b{ihaxing. I have killed no person, m{dp«l to kill any one. The people forced the person who was guilty to swear against ...

... in a coal mine works hurder than any man in the world ; and that he could not work more than five days & week without soon killing bims!f. His lubour has to be performe 1 in all kinds of coutorted positions, while his hands and arms are going with the regular ...

... into & day of ordinary work. Ona d’ilifim there voted for the wotion 68, and agaiost it COLLIERY ACCIDENT NEAR WIGAN. ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVEN ISJURRD, An extraordinary fatal accident occurred on Momday afternoon at the No. 5 pit, belonging to the Norley ...

... murder of M. de la Tomballe. Onanivili{: the scaffold, Mitron was guillotined the first. assistants of the executioner then seized hold of Las serre, who cried out, *‘ Mon Dieu ! mon Dieu ! you are going to kill an innocent man ! Having kissed the priest ...

... of the carriages, SERIOUS COLLISION ON THE GREAT ~___NORTHERN RAILWAY., NARROW ESCAPE OF THE SCOTCH EXPRESS, ONE PASSENGENR KILLED AND MANY INJURED A very serious accident occurred on Saturday night | shortly after seven o'clock at the Barkstone Junction ...

... with means (o follow us from to ? k'u-';:- gaze ou us, and hope to gain hl&ddu-u_ you aesert you had no motive in secking to kill my friend ™ “ What prompter conld there be ™ “ Richard Lee,” said Charley, solemnly, * you have lived & dark, bad life for ...

... l: the war against the Kaflirs ; ndm:kenh Cape Town he met with & severe accident, by which he was nearly killed, having fallen from a scaffold ninety-six feet high. He survived this fall, however, -hiehn‘gmly disabled him, and unfitted him for the dut; ...

... fall of some scaffolding on which workmen were engaged in completing the hflm About forty men were precipitated to the gro and wore t{n twenty sustained injuries of & more or less serions nature as far as imyet ascertained. One man was killed. Nine cases ...

... and your position at Crittles’ that yon were the lost child of an ol friend and fellow collogian of bis who was reported killed in one of the carlicst battles of the civii war, but is now supposed to have been assassinated by one interested in his death ...

... fatal news, which he received with resignation, and afterwards confessed himself to the priest. He was then conducted to the scaffold, and at half past seveu all was over. Notwithstanding the cold and snow a considerable crowd had collected. 7. . Massacre ...