... scalding water.—At Kington, on the body of fas. F.lcox, killed falling from scaffold —And at Dibvyn, on the body of John fores, who was gravel pit, whet groat quantity of.earth fell upon him, and killed him insianily.—Verdicts, Accidental Death- Inquest. ...

... Admirals of Holland, killed in an engagement, 1653. 11. Dog days end. ~, , 12. Day decreased 1 hour mmutes.-Grouse-shooting begins—The Law of Suspicion established France, 1793. This horrible law in less than a year sent to the scaffold more than 200,000 ...

... ely killed by the falling of portion of the ruins. The premises were wholly destroyed. -A fire broke out Monday morning the dwelling of Mr. Price, firework manufacturer, Curtain-road. We regret to say that a boy the employ of Mr. Price was killed by the ...

... funeral service was to performed yesterday for Generals Pichegru, Georges, and all those who perished with the latter tire scaffold. On the instant, similar service was performed at Auray, for the Royalists who fell Oiiberon, and whose remains were carefully ...

... of iron slowly detached itself, falling by jerks down the slides, until, horrible to relate, it wounded the man, without killing him ! The poor creature uttered a frightful cry. The disconcerted executioner hauled up the axe, and let it slide down again ...

... and from the scaffold there erected he saw a brick fail on the head of the deceased and knock him down. Alfred Tupper, bricklayer, the employ of Mr. Poole, builder, worked on the building. A labourer had just shot some bricks on the scaffold, and one sprung ...

... 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 paleness of fear. She ascended the scaffold with firm step ...

... that he coolly and deliberately fired his gun his wife while shewas in the act of cleaning some c mots and potatoes, and killed her dead on the spot. understand that hundreds of persons in this city sympathised with the unfortunate man, he having taken ...

... a very large booty, fell into the hands of our brave countrymen. We lost three seamen killed, and fourteen wounded. —The enemy lost one captain and five seamen killed, and one captain, one licutenattf., two petty officers, and two seamen, wounded, besides ...

... consented to abrogate the law which apostates in religion were doomed to expiate the offence by an ignominious death upon the scaffold. By this decision the absolute monarchy of Turkey is placed upon higher ground than the republican government of the United ...

... greenhouse, were broken. At Thurgarton, a sow and nine pigs were killed by lightning. At Lodden, the top of Mr. Breeze's mill was blown off, and his apprentice and a journeyman were killed.— Essex Herald. ...

... and continued ravages amongst the sheep, in several parishes in Scotland, and was destroyed only 1* days ago, after having killed at least 300 sheep. Execution. —On Tuesday Pegsworth, who was condemned for the cruel and unprovoked murder of a person named ...