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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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. -EIGHTY PERSONS KILLED AND ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY WOUNDED, _ The most fatal railway accident which has hitherto occur- red took place on Sunday evening last, on the Rive Qquche- road, from Versailles to Paris. In ...
... 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 ...
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... DBIADFDL ACCIDMT AT MANCHESTER FITE PBBSONS KILLED AND TEN SERIOUSLY WOUNDED. (VMM OUR CORRCIFOKbBRT.) TWwRiobMMOf IhoUuQaOßrfTiaiCaaMDT, io l*iccadilly» M>ack«ur, bm tko (com of RdraolralKcidnii. tbiinfk tk« f«U portion of outer walls apoa number of ...
... up by the side the above depot, and consequently a large scaffolding is built the front of it; about the hour above stated, the workmen (consisting of about twenty) were at work on the scaffold, when large coping-stone that had just before been placed ...
... crash and several of the workmen were killed or seriously injured The builders arc Messrs. John and YVm. Walker, Birkenhead, who will, of course, suffer great loss. have also heard that man was blown ofl scaffold m the park, and both his legs broken. ...
... convicted on Friday of the murder of his wife. The culprit was a man of very violent passions, and it is believed that he killed a former wife, as well as the one for whose munler he wa* brought to justice. He was excessively agitated and de- PhTt^ 1 ...