... Hoddesdon. —Fatal fall from a Scaffold —On Monday last, a man named George Turner, employed as bricklayer's labourer, at the brewery of Messrs. Christie, Hunt, and Co., now in progress of erection lloddesdon, fell from the scaffold, a height of between thirty ...

... named Thomas Collev and John Martin, were struck by the failing timbers and stone, and the latter was killed on the spot. He was at work below the scaffold when it gave way, and nearly the whole of the materials fell on him. Colley was rendered insensible ...

... —Stuttgard, June 29.—During the last ten years there has not been any capital execution in our city. The day before yesterday the scaffold was erected for the decapitation of young woman named Margaret liudhardt, who was sentenced to death for poisoning her husband ...

... Friday morning. Whilst some of the men weio at work on the scaffolding, in theprayer-hou.se, apart of it gave way, which unfortunate cifcaiiisiance All. Scot, the foreman at the Minster, was killed on the spot, and four other persons dreadfully injured. ...

... t'»e old devil stand round the——as killed him. I told you would do it. I looked for an opportunity all the morning before cool get one. was an hour before get thing to it with ; at last found the mallet, and that I killed the with. The prisoner asked him ...

... be killed. Subjoined is a specimen of the kind of palaver which Fieschi is constantly uttering, and which the Court seems to encourage— I first arranged the machine so as to sweep the alley of the Boulevard next to myself. This would have killed many ...

... dreadful manner. Yesterday sennight, William Turner, was killed by falling from a scaffold while painting the outside of a house in Kensington. It appeared that there was no person on the scaffold at the time of the accident, and no account could given ...

... assuredly have left them for execution, had not a point law interposed between them and the scaffold. It likewise appeared, upon the evidence, that sufficient case killing was made out to warrant the jury in finding a verdict Guilty against them. Now, however ...

... should not himself to be pu! out of the wav. even if the next thing he heard Inn should that he bid died in prison or on til* scaffold. ' Almost nt the same time as li manuscript the news of the attempt on the King life rea died the bookseller, who, it is ...

... rumour is, that £cholleld entered the liouae of the pablican, who was quarrelling with his son, and having interfered, was killed the father; that bis body was concealed for some days, and then thrown into (be riser. Execution Poacher.—On SelunUy, William ...

... accident occurred at York Minster yesterday week. Whilst some men at work on scaffolding in the prayer-house, part of it gave way, which Mr. Scott, the foreman at the minster, was killed the spot, aud four other persons dreadfully injured. The new Chief Baron ...

... smile with which he was sure to be received. A poor man, engaged in repairing the outside of his house, fell from the scaffold and was killed, leaving a wife and several children ; and although the neighbours raised a subscription for their assistance, Wood ...