... 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 ...

... him into custody. In reply to the Magistrate, the boy laid that his parents were both dead ; that his father was killed falling off scaffold, during the erection of the New Prison, about five years ago, and that bis mother died two years ago. Mr. Traill ...

... distraction. The majority of those killed are young persons ; there is, however, a man aged about 40, who arrived that morning from Leicestershire to see the execution, woinA'i,also, the mother of seven children, is the killed. Tdis event has oast the greatest ...

... Kill illuminated with Carbonated he Cmirie, the uui will budy, and oou* h . 7y. Singie Ticket Is. each, ailmitting op n at Eight, commence at Half- Mirer apiivom-IK'S, and the price The Pub'ic are uv'St rMs;ie ...

... seven of them had resumed their labours on the scaffold, which was abcnl 30 leet high, tbe whole of the pediment gave way and came with a frightful crash the ground, car* tying the whole of the scaffolding with it, and bnryiog the seven workmen underneath ...

... at the door of the House Lords. The horse suddenly set off at full gallop, and ran against a scaffolding, erected at the end Parliament-street. The scaffolding broke, and struck the deceased the head; a man, named Staynor, was also knocked down, together ...

... ildinM, Kensington. Witness was on the houses in question, and on the same scaffold with the deceased when they fell. The scaffold was round the chimneys. Part of the scaffold rested on the last floor and part on the one below it. Deceased was within ...

... erecting scaffold within the building, close up to the back wall, for the purpose of taking it down, and many others were engaged in removing the rubbish and salvage. Selkirk, one of the deceased, was superintending the erection of the scaffold, and liis ...

... across the chest, and extending down the right side. He was killed the effects of the electric fluid. Coroner. —The shock was sufficient to kill the deceased ? Witness.—lt was sufficient to kill a thousand men. No kind of death is so instantaneous. Susannah ...

... Board-room of the University Hospital, upon the body of Charles Richard Wigmore, bricklayer, aged years, who was killed by fall from scaffolding the building now erecting as a new wing to the University College, near to Gordon-square. The proceedings, which ...

... trap 21 yards from the gun—charge unlimited. The Oxfordshire party killed 61 birds from 63, follows :—Mr. Owen killed 19 from 21, Giles 17, and George 15. The Buckinghamshire party killed 49 birds, namely, Mr. Hutchinson Ferguson 17, and Holt 12.—Mr. Holt ...

... or temporal diameter five inches and from five to six lines. Fiescbi, who had killed so many during his whole life—who was never without his poniard—who has finished by killing or wounding, with single discharge, from 30 to 40 personsbad not in any degree ...