... Greece, Mr. G. 1-. Lscaridi, were in attendance with the prisoners, and accompaiiied them to the scaffold. French Peter was the first who was led to the scaffold. He was followed by Big Harry;, then came Lips, and then Joe the Cook. The caps were all placed ...

... Grahamn Holmes, joiner, of Broad-street, for the erection of the scaffolding. The portion of the roof immediately over the original scaffold is nearly finished, and a few days ago a0 fresh scaffold was put up imnsoediately adjoining the first, in order that ...

... on the lst of October, 0 Saturday last, at noon, paid th higbestpenalty of the law, the forfeiture of his life upon the scaffold, in the presenee of a large concourse of spectators. On Friday, the Rev. J. B. Id. Yo u d the Rev. J. Parkes had interviews ...

... verdict to the effect that ! the execuuion had been properly carried oat. Before going to the scaffold, Shaw acknowledged to the chaplain that he had killed his wife, but said he had done it quite unintentionally. EHe further stated that be was not drunk ...

... Tafflani killed a lRocchini, and then a Rocchini killed a Taffani. The vendetta was kept up till the two families were reduced to one representative each. The man exe- cuted to-day was the surviving Rocchini, and he had firmly determined to kill the last ...

... (From the Birmingham Daily Poet.) can c The adjourned inquest concerninig the death of NeJ. the unifortunat-e ulenwhlowero killed in the accident at New- Chits > street station last week took pace on Thursday, before Dr. T kilj Buit Davies, the borough ...

... girders was placed the scaffold, uipon which Messrs. Wood and Sons' workmen stood to i paint the roof. The pianks of which the scaffold was madle were twenty-two feet long and ten and a half inches fi wide. Hle was on the scaffold the afternoon previous ...

... to the side as they could. 'A large piece of timber fell, erd killed Jno. Pacey i on the spot. Almost'immediitelya Becond piece df tin'bsr fell bringing with it the whole of the scaffolding. The scatfoldiintruckSmith, Glossop, ard Win. Pacey. .The I first ...

... and has persisted in the statement that he never intended to kill the woman, and that he was defending himself from her violence when the fatal blow was given. He walked quietly to the scaffold, evidently, convinced that there was no chance of his life ...

... o'clock, and the prisoner was pinioned. HIe was attended to the scaffold by both the misters, who prayed in Hebrew. The ronds eountenance was ghastly pale. The two ministers 1id not go on the scaffold with the prisoner, but stood at scale distance outside it ...

... medical juris- prudence who would furnish them with a precise idea of the kind and degree of insanity which excuse a man who kills another from the guilt of murder. es Scarcely an assize is held without raising the ques- e tion, and it yet seems to be as ...

... the end of the B wing of the prison. A sort of shed has been erected at the rouudel end of the building, which contains the scaffold and all the necessary appliances her carrying out the cuisiem sen- tence of the law. The shed directly faces the luty boun- ...