... soldiers, tbe scaffold was .erected the walls of Fort Ellsworth, affording an anobstroeted riew all All the regiments encamped in the Tlciolty of Alexandria were present, and 20,000 persons witnessed tbs execntion. The culprit ascended tbe scaffold with a staadr ...

... and was found in the morning dead the floor. The husband and wife bad been quarrelling, and it was suspected that be had killed her. For the defence it was urged as possibility that she might have received the injuries from falling out of bed and striking ...

... watched the circumstance, and judsisr the chalice waa most opportune lor hit end project, was unfortunately successful in killing old Jenny in her own house with a hslehettha lay the hearth. person saw the desd done, and only few of the younger cbildon ...

... the cause of the crime. The Bishop Lincoln attended the unfortunate man before his execution* but did not accompany him the scaffold. The Uock.— Judgment was given In Edinburgh ou Tbnrsday In the Board of Trade inquiry to the stranding of the steamer Oreala ...

... hacked down their own when they attempted to work field gun. *’Our loss (writes the , i Times* correspondent) is about 200 killed; - en.-my** ' j loss has not exceeded 4. From this will clearly [ seen the worthlessness of tbe soldier’s now left in Khartoum ...

... Gaol, Manchester. Berry was the executioner. The woman was partly pinioned within the cell, from which was conducted the scaffold i few minutes before eight o’clock. She much distressed, and she walked across the corridor was supported two female warders ...

... near Holt, Norfolk, ha* been the scene of a shocking accident a steam boiler in the foundry of Hr J. Mann having exploded and killed lad, named Cooper, who, with three other persona, seas -an lb* premises the time the disaster occurred. The poor youth, who ...

... Fcdcrals, under General Porter, bombarded it for fifty-four hours, and lost more than thousand men. Three hundred men were killed and wounded magazine explosion next day. They then anchored in Cape Fear River, the Confederates evacuating Fort Smith the ...

... their reach-1 ing the bottom it was found that the scaffold 1 had been broken through, and the bodies of the 1 poor fellows were lying in the water beneath, which bad become tinged* with blood. The scaffold was composed of C-toch oak, and ibis was broken ...

... the truth or falsehood of this tragic statement. Some confession was expected from Mrs M'Lachlan either at the foot of the scaffold or where has come, and will only add that if it makes its appearance at lime when may still he instrnmental in rescuing an ...

... stars. The comet appears to be rather more than miles in diameter, and the tail about 4,000,000 miles in length. Scaffold Accident. A scaffolding on which two carpenters were work in the graving dock pave wsy on Thursday forenoon, and both sustained severe ...

... on Monday, 13th July, and the latter on July. Kinolabsib— Two Men Killed. —On Wednesday week, as two men were employed in patting in pomps into coal-pit Bogside colliery, the scaffolding gave way. and precipitated them the bottom of the shaft. Means having ...