... Minister adopted to put an end to this warlike mania, by sending the surviving combatants, or both, ifneither were killed, tothe scaffold, has frequently been chosen as a subject for the drama, of which Victor Hugo's production, Marion Delorme, will be ...

... was killed by the scaffold falling at the Reform Club, Pall-mall, on the morning of Thursday last. After the evidence had been heard, the jury returned a verdict of accidental death, owing to improper timber used in the erection of the scaffold having ...

... stonesawyer; killed the fall of carver’s hammer, which flew off its handle, and struck deceased on the back of the bend, from height of forty feet; died three weeks ; left a widow and two children. August, 1843.—Hagley, carver ; killed by a fail from ...

... built the scaffold the day before, and we considereu it sound and firm. I could not say if it was rotten. It was built clear of the wall altogether. There were seven wen on the scaffold at the time it gave way. I was on that part of the scaffold which gave ...

... built the scaffold the day before, and we considered it sound and firm. I could not say if it was rotten. It was built clear of the wall altogether. There were seven /Men on the scaffold at the time it gave way. I was on that part of the scaffold which gave ...

... held the sign of the stags, near the Broadway, Westminster, on the bodies Mrs. Bishop and Miss Aldridge, who were killed the fidling of scaffold pule, as staled in Joy met Paper, when the Jury returned verdict—Accidenthl Death.—Dcodand the pole 11. Tuesday ...

... named Donalty, who cohabited with Dwyer, yihom she has due child,having had others by her late husband, who was killed fall from a scaffold, refused taking it. In a very short time after Dunn’s daughter came in, who was also asked deceased to drink, which ...

... were nnrortunalc|y killed llie falling «f scaffold willnn dome ut kt. Paul’, cbnrrb, morning last. . . James Delaney, one «lie UUoitrera, deposed, he •ert ral others were employed in lunliog pole for Ilic purpose of erecting a scaffold, when anddenly the ...

... of the magi«- Irate under the* following distressing circumstances. The tpplican6»tat*d that her husband was killed by falling from scaffold at the Royal Military Academy about three montha since, conseaaence she was left wholly helpless* and destitute ...

... duty it was put up the scaffolds. He hoped no more lives would be lost. The scaffold in question was the lowest all the scaffolds In the building, and thought the:e was not due caution taken. The Jury said, they had seen the scaffold, and were of opinion ...

... yoke. After some further conversation, the Inquest proceeded, when it appeared that the deceased was accidentally killed by fall from scaffold in Moorfiuldi; and the Jury returned verdict accordingly. Liverpool Mail.—The alteration in the arrival o the north ...

... ely killed by the falling scaffold within the dome of St. Paul’s church, on the Saturday preceding. , . , . , James Delaney, one of the labourers, deposed, that he and several others were employed in hauling pole for the purpose erecting scaffold, when ...