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... COLLAPSE OF A SCAFFOLDING LOSS LIFE. Edinburgh, Friday. At Edinburgh to-day the wind caused the collapse of a high scaffolding erected at the new hotel which living connection with tiie Wavorley Station extension, .lames Taylor, bricklayer, and John Sbsndler ...
... STOP-PRESS NEWSS TERRIBLE SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT. At Ayro Town Hall to.day two men were killed and two mortally injurod by the collapse of a scaffold. ANOTHER LIBEL ACTION. Mr. Catesby Holland to-day brought an action for libel against Mr. Hess, of the African ...
... on6 -of which scaffolds, and the fall- i- ing of a la k therefrom, a girl was lately killed, -Intimationi :, is) theretbre, hereby-given, that if any repairs are made eni houses within the city, or jurisdiction of the Court, or ariy scaffold. erected for ...
... brain produced by the fall.—Verdict accidental. * On Wednesday, in consequence of the breaking of one of the beaiers to a scaffold, John Catterail, aged °7 fell into a well »n course of formation at the Liverpool' and Harrington Water Works, Rock street ...
... AN UNPEOnTUNATE FAMILY. - At al inq1liss held on the body of a scaffolder Ialmil E lish, who was killed by falling frril scldold at the People's Palace, it was stat,,l bit, his son was killed by a fail aolit six w eelvs r . ' that (during two years seven ...
... those who witness, these executions: and be remembered these latter, after all, generally supply the next criminal for the scaffold ; and, if lit'le effect produced by executions on those held to of sound mind, what influence can be anticipated when criminal ...
... FATAL EXPLOSIONS. MAN KILLED IN A BANK. A serious explosion of gas occurred on Saturday on the premises of the Dover branch of the National Provincial Bank. Repairs were being made, and on a man named Kemp entering about seven o'clock a loud explosion ...
... about £100,000, have been paid to the Christian missions of all nationalities and to the families of the only two foreigners killed-a missionary and a Customs official, both Englishmen. Severe penalties have been inflicted upon some C ten officials for neglect ...
... way servants were killed and 75- passengers pid 2,373 servants were injured by acoidents from r other causes; 78 persons were killed and 51 In- . jared by passing over level crossings; 354 treepassers t 3 (including euioides) were killed and 165 injured ...
... policeman. He was sentenced to six weeks' hard labour. George Luton, of Frampton Cotterell, who did not appear,was summoned for killing partridge, not having taken oat a game certificate. The bench imposed a penalty of £5. Aaron Leonard, a young man, for brutally ...
... prison, Mr. Shepherd, was present at the execution, which, it was stated passed without a hitch. Both men walked firmly to the scaffold. When the drop fell, about two minutes to nine the thud was heard distinctly in Hall-lane at the rear of the gaol. At the ...