... one of the unhappy Sufferers, being kill'd on the Spot. A Peruke-maker at Newington, who had a Wife and seven Children, was likewise kill'd. One of the Master-Carpenters, concern'd in building the Scaffold, was kill'd on the Spot, and his Wife and Daughter ...

... There waws no railing round the scaffold, which was not prp- te'tead in any way, 'and was the usual way they erected. scaffolding in London. It was about 61 feet high. If a, 'mnan fell from giddiness, he must be killed. The de- ceased fell first upon ...

... deal of trouble, and she took to drink; and, my lord, to add to all this, last night her brother fell from a scaffolding 50ft. high,-and was killed. As soon as the prisoner heard this announcement of her sister's she gave a most piteous and piercing scream ...

... considerable dis- tance to go to the scaffold, he walked the whole way with a firm quick step. The scaffold was erected close to the spot where executions formerly took place, but, of course, within the wall. The scaffold was draped round with black cloth ...

... been boards placed on the lower scaffolding. This was done after the nian was killed. Robert Woods, a scaffolder, of 30 years' experience, said he had been employed on the building of the Corn Exchange. In such a scaffolding it was customary to keep the ...

... the expe. dition against the Zuhlhir Khels met with a good deal of firing from the hill minen, and that our loss was one man killed and three wounded. The columns of Col. Doran and Col. Tytler advanced along opposite sides of the valley, burning the villages ...

... the Houfc provided for him, the Back -Pat' lour and Pafiagc of the faid Floufe, the Rails enclofing aWa| from thence to the Scaffold, and the Rails lound the ScaffoM being all hung with black at the Sheriffs Expence. Aw about Twelve ?? his Lordfhip came ...

... large portion of the scaffolding which sur- rounded. The accident is attribueted to the overbalanc- lug of the cornice. It was a fortuinate circumstaice ?? at that particular momunt none of the worlhmen were nactunlly on the scaffolding, whils no pedestrians ...

... Hind Cotton, Bmt. who hns been ilar.gerouii ill, is now thought to be in a fair Way of Recovery. D.Ack 3. We hear, that a Bill Kill be brought into Parliament I extend an Act of the 12th of the hue Queen, for Jnclofui cf Commons, for the Benefit of fmall ...

... MONCRIEFF KILLED. Full confirmation has been received at Cairo of the re- ported defeat of an Egyptian detachment on the 6th inst. at Tokkar, 45 miles South of Suakim, and little doubt is entertained that Commander Moncrieff has been killed. The number ...

... Palace. The scaffolding intended to raise the remaining great ribs . of the main transept suddenly gave way, precipitating a number of men to the ground from a height of up. wards of 150 feet. One account states that 16 men were . killed, and that about ...

... Gallery nine beet wide, covered with Cloth, and from the Weather, _ but fofat £*en a*W give a View to the Spectators, for whom Scaffolds open Palace between the Gardens of the Palace and Marlboroug h Ho^e *The Embroiderers, Jewelers, Gold and Silver RiDbonWeavcrs ...