... chimney was sixty feet bigh, and was only w aiting for the iron cap- ping. It was surrounded by v ery heavy and substan- tial scaffolding, a circumstance which, there is every reason to béliey. e to a considerable extent contributed to produce an acci the night ...

... according to the law of bills of exchange. To kill the defenceless, brings no glory; revenge., to become a man, must be public. The splendor which surrounds a'martyr has condemned many a one the scaffold, who might have become the saviour of his nation ...

... with the learned baron in believing the prisoner guilty. Mr. Ludlow, the gentleman whom, it is supposed, Misters intended to kill, has been indefatigable in his endeavours to obtain a commutation of the sentence. On the morning of Saturday Mr. Peel, the ...

... and that he had been made the dupe of a gang of swindlers. HonsE Killed A valuable horse, the property of a gentleman resident in Kendal, whose name have not been able to learn was killed whilst being shown during our fair. It appears tbat aMr Jackson ...

... who was killed by the falling of a scaffold on Friday afternoon, at the extensive machine establishment of Messrs. Dobson and Metcalf, now in course of erection in Little Bolton. The deeeaseil, and another man named Hoyle, were upon a scaffold fixing a ...

... to the morbid pal- liative, that the dispute between him and his father not killed his father, the old man woul: could not but have terminated with blood > and had he killed him. id certainly have This pernicious however, sub- ded before the advances ...

... Peacock Colliery the previous day. It appeared from the evidenoe that there are two levels or mines in this pit; that a scaffolding is placed across the shaft at the first level, whieh the waggons are placed when loaded, previous to their being wound up ...

... Eylands, a joiner, aged 50. It appeared that, on Friday afternoon, the deceased and two others were engaged in erecting scaffolding over the altar in St. Anthony’s Chapel, preparatory to painting the ceiling. There were to be six stages sol, and they were ...

... to the building is said to be under 1,50. A BOY KILLED BY A W.tooox.—On Saturday, an inquest was held at the Saracen's Head, Wigan,' on the body of a boy, named John Walkley, who was accidentally killed on Thursday, whilst riding on a waggon belonging ...

... the emloyme of Mr. Grainger, were in the act of carrying along tl scaffolding of the new buildings a stone weighing abo four hundred weight, when the deals forming, that part the scaffolding suddenly gave way, and the whole we precipitated to the ground ...

... tbat hecoollyand deliberately fired his gun at his wife while she was in the act of cleaning some carrots and potatoes, and killed her dead on tbe spot. But as the principal witness could not then attend, the trial was adjourned to the Salisbury Lent Assizes ...

... danger. No 131 tributable to any one. It was scaffolding was put up; for otherwise ti have fallen inwards, and have killed a It of people. Witness spoke to the ma killed, as having been engaged in thee, scaffold when he left Resew Tully, R and Sileock pulled ...