... to effect some Irepairs on the Park-end roof of the library, wo re. turning with the inside of the top palisade to the scaffolding erected out of the upper tier of the library windowl. It ge9ma to aecure his ooting . lb- on the eacd e was old i o ut amg ...

... the pit, a depth of between 200 and a00 yarda.- They were, of course, all killed on the spot. Thomp- son's head was completely sevored from his body by the edge of the scaffold against which he fell, and many of the others were shockingly mutilated. A ...

... a-couple of rabbits started uip, which he killed with a dis- charge from each of the barrelsof his gun; but immediately on the report a woodcock sprung up, at wvhich he threw his gun with unerring aim and killed iti-1rojlveihampton Cfronhicle. We understand ...

... whom four were women-one found ?? of poisoning and three of infanticide. But Marshal MaoMahon would seud no female to the scaffold. Of the men, the heads of thirteen were sovered by the guillotine. When will statesmen be enlightened enough to see that ...

... of William Burke, who died on the previous even- Ing in consequence of injuries which he had received by falling from a scaffolding in Dorset-street. The jury returned a verdict of accidental death. Mr. White, by wsom William Burke was employed, was 'present ...

... the puarpose, in aceordance with the usual practice, and the procems was completed in a few seconds. The procemsion to the scaffold ( (which is the same as that on whieh the men con- ']vieted of the Phoenix Park murders were executed), was then resumed ...

... very proper manner in which they had conducted the election, the proceedings ter- minated. SOAFrOLD ACCIDENT.-OR Saturday, a scaffold erected in front of some new buildings near Batty's Hippodrome, Ken- sington, was destroyed by the fall of the coping stones ...

... Emery, whco was perfectly cool and collected and re- tained his ruddy complexion, submitted quietly to the pinioning. The scaffold was only 20 paces from the cell, and Emery walked in the procession without assistance. Billinaton drew the bolt as the clock ...

... belonging to Mr. Dolton, of the Island, was burned. Two horses, one belonging to Mr. Murphy, Garryvadden, were killed; six sheep were killed at Garrynisk, and one goat. A stack of oats belonin to Mr. Cosgrave was burned. A house at Castle Elli was thrown ...

... namted Joseph Carron, who died in the Louth Hospital on the 4th November, from injuries received by being thrown from a scaffolding while paint- ing under the Carrick road Bridge leading to Dundalk Stal ion, 'aid scaffoldina being struck; by the smoke ...

... though it took a great deal more to kill : an oyster than to kill a man. i The Georgia Magnet is eclipsed by the latest exploit of Sampson, which consists ih being yoked with straps joined to chaina over a scaffolding con- taining a couple of big horses ...

... comiander of the Clhilian; ixntlad ?? was kille(,-' BURlKES&E RAW INTO, MANIIPUR.1. AllahA, -Thrsday 4(i ?? A- rid. has b6eu wade, by Burmiiesep jik anp~ur territory. .- Fortyih £teanipurs' are' repori't~dtohavev been killed. ?? , ?? f. tohe above apppewed in ...