... were beaten, snd lh? fled trom the town. Other riots are reported from Augusta snd Barvesville, in which foar wegroes were killed and many injared. The Queen visited Sir Theodore Mmlw. st Bryntisilio during ber lest dn, in Wales. I'he London correspondent ...

... stated that the woman first! attacked him, after which he had no recollec. tion of what occurred. While on the way to the scaffold the culprit whispered to the) %hm. “ I cut her throat with » razor.” a London express arrived at Lincoln on Monday night ...

... the sanction of the Board of Trace, the scheme for the proposed Dean Head light railway, near Halifax. A 51b trout has been killed in the river Dwv&:&mlulockhnbmtdli with readling worm, bottom ng. was & Loch Leven trout, and in fine condition. A nnn&o ...

... Burbridge, who was shunting in the Hexthorps (G.0.R.) yard, near Donoaster, on Wednesday, was knooked down by e waggon and killed on the 3:0. An earthquake shock, second within a period of a few weeks, was felt at Inverness .:.n londl ‘Ay ?omlns.d'lgqn ...

... expressed the sentiments ot the Royalists. It was the watohword of the cause, gven as the King said years later on the fatal scaffold at Whitehall. “At any rate,” said Jack Drumbleforth, “I am going, and woe be to the seditious knave that comes in my way ...

... hall ‘s practically | UhH . R . finished. Enclosed in a forest of derricks| Mr. Bodkin, in stating the case for tha and scaffolding, the immense red and m.'lm“’' said that on the might of 23 huil dominates everything in the vicinity, | December and ...

... King. Sir Robert eaid that the only did not execute it. case which the judge left to the jury was “If lamto be taken to the scaffold I|that of I‘3 Grove. Mrs. Weet, who had would prefer to be bauged.” been invited during the reign of the late “1{ you give ...

... the collapse last evening of a rail wav bridze in process of construction near Brail. in the Engadine, fifteen workmen were killed and twelve seriously injured. The brideze is a e, with a main snan of 140 feet over a ravine 200 feet deen, down which rushes ...

... broken, and a wooden ring woes fractured. A verdiet ®as returned of “ Accidentally killed by falling down the tunncl shaft, through an unforeseen defect in the scaffolding.” The Coroner (Mr. Ma:tland) commended Rhodes for his plucky conduet in going to ...

... freedom itself * about that little arrangement. * * . In {he summer and autimn of 1381 more than 7.000 men perished on the scaffold or in the field fcr trying to get the first element of liberty into their lives. There was o3¢ William Grindecobbe, who had ...

... Two feared killed in bridge collapse TWO OTHER MEN RESCUED 'TWO men were brought out alive from under 300 tons of steel and concrete after a temporary road bridge fell at Masterton, near Inverkeithing, on the north bank of the Firth of Forth today. But ...

... succeeds. Local authorities are Meanwhile, there may be some Cowes, was killed vesterday when persuaded to use rubber-lidded advantage in being deaf. |he fell from scaffolding. dustbins, animal lovers to de heir d a farme remove and that driver L’ Alisar ...