... troops of the Austrian garrison, that fire persons were | killed and a great niirrher wounded. It was said in Milan that Austrian Government vraa so much alarmed at the excitement amon|r the people of I.ombardy, that it bad resolved, the only meana of ...

... a quantity of stays or supports that had been erected to the scaffolding, and that, while he was striking off one end of a heavy spar of wood from log that constituted part of the scaffold—he being standing on a single plank of wood—ho attempted to remove ...

... slept soundly, but awoke early, and expressed wish that the fatal hour would arrive. Hie wretched man walked firmly to tho scaffold and ascended i 11,0 platform followed by Calcraft, with Arm step and placed himself under the fatal beam exclaiming Lord ...

... and that a scaffold is placed across the pit at the point where the ironstone shaft sinks from the coal seam, to rest the coal-hutches upon as they are driven forward for their contents to be lifted to the pit-mouth. That morning the scaffold had been removed ...

... under the arch, and raising it caused the displacement the materials of which it was composed, the weight, which falling on a scaffold below, it, precipitated the whole (he ground, together with some of the workmen who were engaged upon it. The principal foreman ...

... if killed in action ••• £2OO If drowned or other violent death in immediate act of duty 120 Commanders and majors—if killed in action J2O If drowned, «fec. ...

... are also informed that Mr Edgar, broker, in Wall-street is among the killed, but not from source on which we can confidently rely. (from the same of Mai/ 12.) The number of persons killed, or who have since died, in consequence of the firing of the military ...

... Inhrmarv, where he lived only a few minutes. Onthe 25th ult. Vfm. Ihiehmond, wazzon driver on the Caledonian Pail way. was killed in very shockinn had been drivinn his incline near Keel - fechan, and on reaching line lop attempted to unfasten the horse ...

... anything was wrong. He reached the scaffold in safety, but did not return any answer to the inquiries of those on the pit-head regarding Miiler; and, immediately after Hastings was observed to fa'l powerless from off the scaffold into the water below. It was ...

... of three or four storey house.-the men would have been seriously injured, if not. killed the spot. Master slaters should very cautious, and use secure props lor scaffolding in the repairing of houses. learn that Helensburgh has been visited a band of miscreants ...

... town, where a scaffold had been erected. The culprit exhibited no extraordinary emotion, but surveyed the apparatus of death with perfect composure. Her countenance presented nothing of the ashy paleiicss of fear. She ascended the scaffold with a firm step ...

... might have fallen into the water, which was from six to seven feet deep, and nearly up to the scaffolding. lie put his foot over the edge of the scaffolding, and came in contact with his brother’s head in the water. He then called out Murder,” which, ...