... the excited Indians would kill the man if he were not rnsrded. has eve* been proved that Mr. Hunwell, chairman of the Board of Supervisors for the county, and merchant named Hughes had advised the Indians before the trial to kill the Chinaman, as it would ...

... Extensive alterations aro being made in the Oddfeilows' Hall, the scaffolding outside of which gave way, falling into the street. A largo quantity of building materials descended with it, killing a lady and two men who were passing at the time. CORONERS' OFFICERS ...

... live in? Are we amongst the Zulus ? The unhappy woman had become insane because her husband. a mason. fell from a scaffolding and was killed on the spot. NATIONAL PROV)t wf INSTITUTION.RE___Ninvas. wa m•wai111111 FOUNDED 1838. FUNDS. 44180,000 Calms ...

... the prisoner. Just before the prisoner was ill to taken to ihe scaffold a small quantity of brandy was offered lo him by Dr. Gibson, but refused drink it. walked with firm step to scaffold, and was earnestly engaged prayer. His last words were, “Oh God ...

... IRMIHO EXPLOSION OF FIRE DAMP. KILLS]*, n Hmth, nscr TTnlTarknmplnn belonging to Msssrs. Bloomer and Sons. workmen, mow of thorn morriod and with femiliee, and the chief engineer worn in the pit, and they were all killed. TU were flrst believed to be tie ...

... Cuatiiaic Docxta*d. —Th# adjourned inquest into the death of James Catt, shipwright employed iu Chatham Dockyard, who waa killed by George Blampied, a follow workman that establishment, took place at Chatham, before Mr. T. Hills, coroner. After hearing ...

... daring bar hotbaad, Samuel Ohurehbill, at .>:.. sl Oilaa, near Cliard, on the 4th Uarch last. un. ■oner, it will remembered, killed the old man « u, bill-hook, in order to prereot him alterinc will h. bad made in favour of bar aon, by tW d -»d bora before ...

... most looked as if they were deeply impressed with the scone. Precisely at eight o'clock the condemned man was led to the scaffold. He looked pale and worn, trembled violently, sad could scarcely stand. He wee attended by the Rev. Mr. Dunphy, of that city ...

... wretched murderer, who was always posing. In his criminal world, in the dock, in the prison cell, even in starting for the scaffold, he put on his airs. The rhetoric of sentiment came freely to his aid, but it need hardly he said that, coming from his mouth ...

... Wade, has been in collision with a French barque, the Fanny, of about 600 tons burden, with the result that one passenger was killed and twp of the crew bad very narrow escapes. The Wave, with 101 passengers and the mails on board, left (Ards at the usual ...

... hundreds who had oome to the place to spend day by the seaside was a party of 80 workmen, employed on the North London Railway scaffolders, bricklayers, platelayers, Ac. It was their annual trip; but, though most of them were married, bad not brought their wives ...

... coal* afternoon, and made the final armngemtaU for carrydealer, whose homo ia in Styria, haa been arrested out tbe law. The scaffold, which is in here on the charge baring poisoned hi* wife, and proximity the condemned cell, waa oa that hie first wile also ...