... Thomas Oallooher, 43, and Thomas Dannsss* 45, were sitting on hanging scaffold repeirM* house Rotten-row, Olatgow, when the rope brow and they both fell Into the street. Oalloebst *> killed, and Dunnaohie was eerionely Injured. body of Ur. Herbert B. Winsey ...

... sweeping the station at Cambnslang, near Glasgow, when an express train rushed past, and was sacked from drLdfaHy m fc d° killed, On Saturday afternoon the remains of Mrs. Bamforth Hesketh, of Conway House, Torquay, were interred at the pretty churchyard ...

... Don Pedro’s cousin, she then oontinnes: Bat be war® I for, with the aid of tho bleaed Virgin, I will kill her, thea will kill yoa, and laetly 1 will kill myself 1 She then, with the same iuoonaUtenoy ot epitit which other parts of the letter betray, oommsada ...

... vegetable family from mistaken kindneM could accurately formulated, it would very surprising, if not startling. Manure excess will kill roots, and it does not signify whether it is in the form of bodies of dead animals, or shape chemical manure preparations, ...

... sat down. With rejoicing this' sort, however, there usually comes sorrow. the crush at Finsbury Circus scaffold'was knocked down-odd two men killed, white throughout the city great many accidents took place. At midnight were stilt thronging the tbotonghfaremr ...

... Albury Park (Surrey) mansion for bird of equal beauty, handsome pheasant dashed at its supposed rival with snob force as to kill itself. Several thousands of umbrellas and hundreds of gloves, left by “ absent-minded ’’passengers, ware sold this week by ...

... injury dependa - the injured health, force. Some people have life, while that of othaia delicate woman will tometimea that would kill alz-footer, tbOM paople who lira to A >., the grave from their very who are perfect paragons of ate ewept away by the fleet ...

... on-Trent, steeplejacks, workmg on Monday the chimney Cheatham “w ?. lU „ . ndr F. D «rby, fell through the scaffold collapsing. Dobbs was killed outright A spark from traction engine caused destructive fire on the Duke of Rutland’s extensive grouse moor ...

... of willow splints, and are used for storing grain, acorns, and other food products. Such improvised granary ia placed on scaffold sir feet in height, made by setting forked poles in the groond and laying other poles across. Among other foods commonly ...