... JJtrald. Railway Casualitt : Three Cows Killed.—On Saturday evening one of the trains from Liverpool Manchester, when near Rainhill, came contact with several cows which had, some means, got Ihe road, and killed three ot them. Two of the carrtages were ...

... atrocities. Amongst other crimes, they acknowledged. first privately, and then publicly on the scaffold, that they had robbed Dr. Shepherd; whether they had killed him or not they had never taken the trouble enquire. The catholic minister at Shrewsbury has ...

... small house at Sluiszand, in Holland, which served for the parochial sciiool, was uiuwu down, and children who were in it were killed the spot, while 29 others were seriously injured. Singular Dowry.—A shoemaker recently got married to the daughter of naiiur ...

... half. pant four o'clock. William Gore', • youth of 16, wrn of Mr. Wham lan lord of the Cm.. Axes Tavern, Great Bolton, was killed in tin awful manner at the work. Mown Threlfoll and Spencer, machinists. Lower 13Cdgemanonreet. It appeared from the evidence ...

... office until the end of the world. Whose fault,. it that Ministers are able to retain their places. if not the Tories? will kill me. Jameri, to make you king. said Charles the Second to his brother. As you be my successor, Melbourne may say to Peel ...

... bill Monday sen’night, but that ho should go on with it, and hoped to carry it this session. (A laugh.) IRISH REGISTRATION KILL. On the motion Lord STANLEY, the order of the d«y for going into committee this bill was read The question that the Speaker ...

... They were not like those used in the making of graves. They were not used by Adios:stalls' workmen tor wheeling out or scaffolding. I atoi-ped five months I had men them remove the planks. I did not tel an body about it then. Holt was a good master, and ...

... was no symptom of. disturbance during the execution of two of the criminals. When (he third, however, was brought upon the scaffold, he uttered the most horrible imprecations against the crowd, pointing to it, said to the executioner. *Oh, if 1 were but ...

... this subject the Register has the hit— There is a story told of a hangman who, on receiving a gift from a wretch on the scaffold, said 'beg I.) e' to your honour, forthwith proceeded to draw 'the bolt! it is impossible not to recollect this seemly incident ...

... happened. Dow i the last moment, however, the prisoner, although he admitted having struck the child twice, de. ied his intention kill it. but said as he had certanly been the caus.- of its death, his conviction for the murder was just, and that he rau»l expect ...

... «quare feet. This wall being considered the most unsafe, Mr. Pauling ordered the scaffolding erected for it* removal first, and the men were employed at the scaffolding on Friday afternoon, about four o’clock, when one of the arches on which the wall ...

... the chemical, kill the plants; white glass has lie induenee at all. A little girl of thirteen, who was confined for the night on a charge of theft, in a cellar at Breserdorl, a small village near Breslau, was found the next morning killed and in part eaten ...