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... they occasionally siic! -oiled killing some, the experience of the Esquimaux , proving most valuable. In the latter part of February they lived principally on birds, and ill .March they had no lack food light, for they killed more seals than they | could ...
... in his and he was remanded until Monday next 4 “Woman Killed by her Husband.—Late on Thursday night the 11th the wife of a watchmaker named: Robinson, residing in Market-street, Crewe, was killed at Birkhill’s Crown beer-house, by her husband, For some ...
... the news of the taking of Takou, a fortified position of great importance the Dekame country. One of the auxiliaries was killed and three wounded. After the capture Zf Takou Col. Dodds advanced with a portion bis forces against Sakele. The enemy had ...
... levies of the Rajah of Bhurtpore proved faithless ; killing their officers. Captains Nixon and Munbee. The Ulwar contingent had, it was feared, proved faithless. The cavalry of the Malwa contingent had killed its officers, Lieutenants Brodie and Hunt. The ...
... who were at work at the House of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales at Cliesden, had the Misfortune to fall from the Scaffolds; one of them died directly, and the other is so miserably bruis'd that his Life is despair'd of. Last Saturday Francis Heywood ...
... the fearful murder of Charles Spencer, ta March of last year, was perpetrated by Jphn Fenton, who expiated his crime on the scaffold Nottingham; and have now to record treble murder Westwoodkde, which has thrown the whole district into state of horror and ...
... Wisbech Waterworks Bill. 18. --Wm. Griffin killed at Northorpe falling from a load of bricks 19. âWm. Smith, aged 81, killed at South WUlingham a quantity of marl falling upon him In pit 19.âA man named Plummer killed a plaster pit at Newark by land falling ...
... Lister, D.5.0., 3Cth Hussars. Total casualties. —Officers killed, 2; wounded, 9; missing, 1- British rank and file.—Killed, nil; wounded, 5. Native ranks.—Killed, 7 ; wounded, 15. Irregulars.--Killed, 2; wounded, 2. I am camping to-night two miles beyond ...
... forwent of snow, have experienced such fall of it, that they are now complaining on that score. A greet many bears had been killed, which came through tbe snow; and tbe birds of passage bad returned earlier than usual—a strong indication an early spring ...
... shocking accident happened to some la- bourers on a scaffolding at Peckham on the 15th. The workmen were engaged in the erection of a house at Have- -terrace, when some of the supports of the scaffold gave way, and three men were precipitated into the ...
... in the skull of one, it is presumed that they were soldiers killed in an engagement in connection with the Parliamentary wars: it has been thought they were the remains of some soldiers killed in the Battle of Ancaster in 1643, which commenced at Grantham ...
... force its way through the tiling, attic, into the sleeping room of Mr. L. who was bed, and who, it supposed, was instantly killed, a considerable quantity bricks and timber being upon him when his body was discovered.—Numberless other accidents oc- CTirrcd ...