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... Republic. The truth, often a melancholy enough one, is, that by the time a tyrant gets fairly worth killing, it is too late for any useful pur- pose to kill him. His mischief is done. The Romans went on slaying tyrant after tyrant, but when one brute was ...
... shoulder. TEID 8POALD AOCCDENT RElAR BisE~oP AUroK- LASD.-The inquest on the body of Jesse Burge, 21, who was killed by the falling of a scaffold at Coundon now church, near Bishop Auckland, on Thursday, was held at the house of Mr. Bobert Peverall, at Old ...
... renaining diseased on Saturday, the 21 l2th June, 1886, 198. S wine Fever-Number attacked by disease during tha week. 91; number killed during the week by order of the Local Authority, 66; numbei which bave died doring the week, 25. SUSPECTED POISONINGC 1IN ...
... Mr Gaines, the florist, Ccnituins belun oln the roof, and Holgar on the scaffolding immiediatly underndeath; Cummin s m iost imprudently jumped fron the roof to the A a scaffolding, when the putlock gave wsy, and d D both men were precipitatd fror a hight ...
... men had been pinioned and a procession formed, all proceeded from the pinion-room to the scaffold, the chaplain reciting portions of the 51st Psalm. On the scaffold, as the prisoners were kneeling with their backs to the crowd and faoing the chaplain, the ...
... y, all attempts to save any cart of it being extremely dangerous and ofno avail: On tlc same river, the huge centres and scaffold, which lwere erected for the purpose of repairing the large bridgl e which spans that river at Appleby, Westmoreland, were ...
... MELLOn the Northern circuit. The LORD Ciinr-JusTiCn ERLS will stay In town. FouR men were killed and many others seri- ously injured by the falling of a scaffold in East Winchester-street, London, yesterday. THE charge against CAPTAIN CORBETT of un. lawfully ...
... either Adager, privation, anxiety, or domestic affliction. His son, Ferdinand LoBis-Phippe, I~iie of Orleans, was onily 32 when killed byn fall from his carriage leaving an heir, the present Comfe de Paris, who was born in 1838. The 'elder line ef Bourbons ...
... The y expedition fell into an ambuscade, and after three LI hours' fighting had to retreat with the loss of 1,200 a men killed and wounded, and five guns. There were th i Southern reports to the effect that SHERMAN Was r retreating back to Vicksburg ...
... as that of the Prince do Polignac, and yet the Ministers of Charles X., although the Parisians wished to send them to the scaffold, endured only a few years of imprisonment. It is difficult to believe that the Duc de Broglie and MI. do Fortou would be ...
... great heighlt, thle scaffolding ort platiformilcoed ill fixing the beasrs of the roof being about 170 feet fro thle ground, constructed of wood and iron. Atf the time in clueasiolt the men were engaged in erecting the scaffolding, slseno thle entire mass ...
... when the il whole of the scaffolding gave way, and we were in thrown to the ground. I became insensible, and know nothing more until I found myself at home. o By the Coroner: Can you assign any reason for the y scaffolding giving way ?-Witness: I cannot; ...