... show that some pluck was left in her yet, she would write the statement over again, and throw it to the people when on the scaffold. She baid an interview with her friends on Saturday afternoon, during which she showed great composure, and gave directions ...

... had ber cliii ,rea been fiund scanting. Having given . Iresume cf the ciraclnmtances Which preceded .and accompanied the killing of Sergeant Brett, 'ronarlking that Euglishmren themselves were 1 ?? of the manluer in which the Irisrimen v were on that ...

... to the tribunal of this city a man wolf, who, upon his own confession, has been in the habit of going into the forests and killing and eating men, women and children. lie was captured in Castille, He has declared to the exa- mining magistrate that he had ...

... just now Vs tle talk of Paris for having purchased the cord which in said to have tied the hands of Louis XVI. when on P the scaffold. Madame de MacIsahon was surrounded Sr by a bevyof ladies in elegant dresses. She wore a co0' t-ne of sikv-blue and maize ...

... THE SCAFFOLD. Dundee, Thursday. William MI'Dnnald, fisherman, was executed at ; Cupar Fife this morning for having murdered his wife (t St. Andrew's in June last by shooting her. Marwo6d was the executioner. Before leaving his cell for the scaffold M'Donald ...

... reports return of his column from' Bazae: xpedition. Eneuiy followed up closely, but everywhere repulsed. Our casualties, two killed and seven wounded, (Reuter's Telegram.) i Calcutta, Friday. A special mission from Nepaul to Lord Iiytton, accomnpanied by ...

... out by 'the volunteers, and the stationary battalion at Ceuta, losing fifteen killed, several wounded, and. about sixty prisoners. The lose of the troops amounted to one killed, four wounded, and some slightly injured: The insurgeut vessels have levied ...

... beneath, but they escaped with only slight injuries. AtCheetharn hill, near: Manchester, a brick-setter named Fulton was. I killed by the fall of a wall. At the Manchester I Exhibition some damage was done to the roof' over the handicraft section. The ...

... lives, and in the teeth of the No-Popery tempest which raged then, as now, throughout Eng- land, and sent innocent men to the scaffold after scarcely the form of. a trial. . Lord Truro spoke unseemly things to the ear of t the Catholic partizan. So thinks ...

... Tulltylshe Church wero carrying up stones toe the masons, a part of the scaffolding gave way, precipitating ffve of the men employed to the ground, a distance of 80 or a5 feet, killing one and wounding' another. The name of the de- ceased is Hedpath; from ...

... to effect the process, which was only completed by i throwing him on the ground and hqlding him down. At the eight of the scaffold the culprit again I struggled violently, and was held under the beam by several turneyvs when the bolt was drawn as speedily ...

... at work yester- ,day on a scaffold outside the Righi Vaudois Hotel at Glion-sur-Montrenx the structure col- lapsed and six workmen were precipitated to the ground from a height of about'fifty feet. Three of them were killed onthe spot, and two others ...