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... Mr. Christopher Norman, Townhead, aged 16. Same day and place, Joseph Miller, waller, aged 19. He was unfortunately killed from scaffold falling. On the 20th inst., at Ulverston. Alice, daughter of Thomas Elluhorne, nailor, aged two months. Same place ...
... sugar canes inUibt island^ Sir Sldbiqer, arehiteet, who was engaged in BWldiiig'*iew cathedral at Hamburg, was killed falling from scaffold One of hta riateia. England, had had a vivid dream of the accident, and of his (hath; and another of bis sisters ...
... Bowers, Esq. one of the Cornners for this city, on the body of Thomas Cassady,J labourer The unfortunate man was killed by falling from scaffold, at the new building, erecting by Messrs. Brown, in Eastgate-street, on ednesday tevnoon he had reached the platform ...
... Penrith, on the of W Miller, aged 20, an apprentice with Mr J.Grissenthwaite, builder, who was killed fall from scaffold. The men were employed in loading the scaffold, when, owing to the needle, or joist supporting the planks, swerving, the upright post slipped ...
... exhibited tniwrable spectacle: verdict, * Accidentaly drowned.** 0*» the Ist insf. Stay ley Bridge, « th»* body man, killed falling from a scaffold, verdict, • Accidental death,*'— worthy Coroner, in tills case, remarked upon the very frequent relevant* work-people ...
... DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT NEWCASTLE-UPONTYNE.-FIVE MEN KILLED. ' (From the .Newcastle Journal.) On Thursday afternoon, the three end houses of the magnificent new street leading from the Turk's Head, now in course of erection by Mr. Grainger, in the Nun's ...
... DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT NEWCASTLEUPON-TYNE FIVE MEN KILLED. On Thursday afternoon, the three end houses of the new street leading from the Turk's Head, now in course of erection by Mr. Grainger, in the Nun's Field, in this town, suddenly and misteriously ...
... Kill} STANDARD. THIS B Cadtioh.—On Saturday, a ftAfc d«tecred conrey inj; fermented liquor into the «ij>ntr«rtiirton the rules, and being taken before a magistrate, W»» convicted in the mitigated penalty of £lO. In defaultof payotent he wag committed ...
... HAVE WE SCOTCHED THE SNAKE, OF ILAVE WE KILLED IT ! principal the F. Revolution is now hastening it* te»t: capfivity Napoleon, and the restoration of the ancient Dynasty, \ftll prove, whether it was influenced the national character of the people, or ...
... ACCIHANT.-.-011 Saturday, a stonemason employed on the Baptists ' chapel, now building in Hope-street, fell from the scaffold and was killed on the spot. ANTIQUE AND MODERN SCULPTURE.—\\e beg to draw attention to the advertisement of Signor Squagl'a.on this ...
... DREADFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT NEAR PARIS,-FIFTY PERSONS KILLED, AND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY WOUNDED. The most fatal railway accident which has hitherto occurred took place on Sunday evening last, on the River Ganche-road, from Versailles to Paris. In consequence ...
... THE SISTER Kill n'riuen for Whit bring from Whiihet ? Bright the sea-hell mattered there bright than the of gold and diamond bought where points shall be mine thine ere But bring thee girl f But I now ? not My master is he brook not of though come from ...