... to kill his wife, was executed on Monday morning on the Place d.• la Moquette. When going through the ceremony of the to.lette, he said, I ought to expiate my crimes: I the sentence posed on me, but it is a terrible thing to die on the scaffold hours ...

... prmihie women and ! entering within the barriers. have been pat up in front of ehurehyanl, where, at eseentlon about people were killed by the way of aa iron palisading to which they while standing the wall of the At 10 clerk lest night u great a iu (met the ...

... of St liepulehre began to toll. His pulses, he knew, were numbered. The dead asareh to the scaffold and the lie kept by hi. side. It actually ascended tie scaffold with him. hang. man, alter adjusting ii. and Abloom machinery, shook hand. his eorpoe.hke ...

... wombl thus be saved. I have never seen • man killed and hove overboard. but I have seen nom die in their akins which is past as hail. My rase was a very eirennestaatial .tow. If told you that I del nos kill l'aprain Adams you ant byre . but if I told I ...

... Toronto,' terilay is s serious accotout Joie none • scaffolding between toil fort in ea which were • boiler and C r,,.. at the N.B. Railway Hotel budding, c illapsod, with known two wine boom killed w.I four arnouiely The contractors are Messrs G. & R ...

... to live and flourish; of oouru. pike kill ihoinand. Immo( thousands .mall trout. but the fault of union Highland lake. i. that there an- too many trout in them, and the fly-Haber work. for a month without killing a trout a 1.., a pound *eight; pike keep ...

... building. The foreman of the plumbers sad glaziers, stile performing his ditties, fell from • lofty scaffold to the ground (a distance of Mt feet), and was killed instantaneously. Two wt ii Irate been and several in. jored in • tunnel near Hlisworth on the ...

... ann o un ce d hi s made these I will remove , of presentitt4 for annual comp. tition for from n.y si,dtt the rather ugly scaffolding by drill and general Otitis-pry, among the companies which I hay risen to this height, and the constituting the First A ...

... victims being servant girls who, through advertisements in the newspapers, had hate entrapped, betrayed, robbed, and ultimo tely killed. The chief villian of the gang was Hugo Schenk. He wee described ag a middle-aged man of gentlemanly appal* ance. Twice before ...

... majority vas 816. A Inquiry, under the Fatal Accidents Act, was held os Thursday in the Sheet& Felisburgh, iuto the the scaffold accident which took plass on the 104th March at the sew North Brill& Railway Hotel buildings, and by which Wee ems lost their ...

... of their h umb l e pot Aura mestof. I mom at•e good armies that continue an enga g sment until a twat ter of their men are killed wounded before either side gives way. They may be called famous armies, indeed, wl e •n they stand more than that. At Inkermann ...

... Aristotle, To keep ye free ail licothoul's kirk Our doughty fathers Irwin. shirk, But to the league they sturdy stood And on the scaffold shed their blunt. Rut kirk folk haul her now in danger. And, like the fashions, shift and change her. King Irauvife lays ...