... niteaint Scott, who was killed } I Kose in sife ss AL sta hired cutier, took not only to combat | also the difficulties Sart ufrernoon. At four law, wich deliver: one of the sailors, was consigns his vharact | ‘ssel, and the procession pro- his memory ...

... well during the night. Whan she made her appearance the scaffold not the slightest grr«n or ebullition feeling was expressed the crowd. She was dressed in deep mourning, and ascended the scaffold with a firm step. She evidently paid the greatest attention ...

... was riding on his jaunting car. with his servant on one side, when gun was dischanrad at him through the wall, but without killing him. and immediately after second shot wae fired by man who raised himself over the wall, taking deliberate aim at his defenceless ...

... and were brought to the great place the town to be executed. Both allowed themselves to be conducted to the foot of the scaffold ; but at the moment the executioner was about to tie Demetrius to the fatal plank, he, being man of extraordinary strength ...

... his first words were imprecations, alleaging that the workmen were lazy fellows for not coming and putting up his drop (the scaffold) at an earlier hour; and on his hearing the sound of the workmen’s hammers, when they were beginning their labour, he gave ...

... Ledbury, has two cats in his possession which has trained to accompany him when takes his gun into his garden for the purpose killing small birds. They run forward and endeavour to attract his attention the birds purring and when the gnu is fired dart on their ...

... from the opening which is made through the wall of the shaft, and was standing scaffold at the opening to receive some candles, when spare rope caught a portion of the scaffold, and drew away. The unfortunate man cried out to the lad the t of the shaft, ...

... their special High r of the killthem. The writer does not advise item to kill the laud against the landlords who (as this paper says) bave comms it horses to of + The but that to kill eight thousand (sbout their nus pai com sould be a less borr.ble event ...

... air o_t indifftrcncc which marked his conduct during his trial; shook hands with three persons wlio accompanied him to the scaffold, and peted few words to the gaoler before was turned off. V'tcs. —Ws are sorry to announce that considerable damage has been ...

... present at the buiidiy of the scaffold, and said * would see the last of it.” Accordingly he attended on the lowing morning, with th brother of the unhappy man, w they stood in a prominent position in front of the scaffold, wh the child, who is now left ...

... bore without betraying any emotion, and the procession moved to the scaffold. He mounted the siairs leading to the roof of the lodge, with firm- ness, and stepped lightly on the scaffold, when the rope having been adjusted and the cap placed on his head ...

... smiths to unrivet them. Lescure was much weakened by his confinement, and assistance was offered to him in walking to the scaffold, but he declined it and went forward, and even ascended the ladder with a firm step. Fearing resistance the executioners ...