... FATAL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT AT DOVER. An inquest was held at the Town Hall, on Friday afternoon, before the borough coroner (W. H. Psyn, Esq.), on the body of the man Coleman, killed last week. Mr. Worsfold Mewl solicitor, attended to watch the case on behalf ...

... Two men were employed on the building only to put up the scaffolding, but when they were very busy the unfortunate man Bailey, who was the carpenter's labourer, had to pat up any scaffolding that might be wanted by the carpenters. A week before the accident ...

... accordance with the law in that State, was private. Jones roes at 6 and ate a 'warty breakfast. At 11 o'clock he was led to the scaffold by the sheriff's deputies, accompanied by his spiritual adviser. After his arms and legs had been pinioned he made a brief ...

... oat from the base, and killed it with rake She thee JIM the deed body of the child. When the deed was dbcovered, Elia coafemed that she did It, bat affirmed that Lucy, a segro woman a the service of Kr. Mee, told her to kill the child. During her trial ...

... came to examine it, it might all have to come down. Now that the scaffolding was there, it would be foolish to take it down, because halt the cost of the job would be putting the scaffold np. Councillor Saundersen said he was the first I to bring that ...

... HOTEL.—We under!tand that the total sum collected en behalf of the unfortunate man Stephen Bowbtie,k, also was killed by • fall Prow a scaffold at the Pavilion Hotel is /32 3 61. Of this amount £22 his. 61. was contributed by visitors at the Hotel, £4 10s ...

... of Greece, . G. P. Lascaridi, were is attendance with the prisoners, and accompanied them to the scaffold. French Peter was the who was led to the scaffold. He was followed by Big Harry ; then came Lips, and then Joe the Cook. The caps were all o we d ...

... inmates of which hat a very narrow escape. At Lettluou a promising young heifer in calf, the property of Mr. E. Record, was killed by lightning on Ridden farm. At the Falstall, Teuteuden the lightning struck the farmhouse belonging to Mr. Small, splitting ...

... convict stepped out of the cell and walked firmly towards the scaffold, nodding to the sheriff and spectators. The Rev. Mr. Wallis, who had been with him since the trial. ascended the scaffold with the murderer, and repeated the prayers for the dying. Winiata ...

... she expired adder his blows. The prisoner almost immediately gave himself up to the police, an-1 informed them that be had killed his wife. The prisoner appears to hive conducted himself since he has bees in Nee/gate, and has paid attention to the exhortations ...

... as brought out in the evidence. From the earnestness of her prayers for forgiveness and maw, both in her cell and on the scaffold, the chap. lais of the gaol felt persuaded that the unhappy wretch was sincerely penitent. Several appeals on her behalf ...

... homes farm a groan village erimetimes they kill and boil down 1,400 or 1,500 hod at rattle per mouth. These they buy and kill as soma es they math, as they do sot fatten ar kill their own besets. The killing •• very simple, process, for after reedits ...