... SCAFFOLD. MAN KILLED FALLING FKO.M A A shocking and IhUjl accident occurred in Sudbury, on Tuesday, which man, who had been employed in the erection some new houses in Mel ford Koad, lost his life, fulling from the first floor through the opening lelt ...

... Fight on a Scaffold. On Wednesday afternoon William Andrews, tbe foreman in charge of som* building works at Muswell* bill, o nplaine l to Frederick Parser, a scaffolder ‘he building, about the removal of some r-'pes and poles. They bad h ...

... PLATELAYER KILLED. On Saturday, a platelayer, named William Ellis, aged twenty-six years, was horribly mutilated Nunhead station by the 7.48 Crystal Palace train. The deceased was walking along the embankment, and the train went past him he slipped, and ...

... A Farmer Killed 801 l Ippirng. A sad and fatal accident occurred on Saturday bywhich Mr. Edward Symes, extensive farmer aft. Wintrywood Park, Eppiog, aged 74, has lost life, having died on Saturday from injnriea received from his bull, three-and-a«balf ...

... both of Huddersfield, were engaged in rais chimney some yards higher when the scaffolding way. and both were precipitated to thebotton.a tuner thirty-flFe yard*. Both were killed on the spot. The bishops at the Lambeth Conference attenied service Chapel ...

... Fuller. oomS, along the footpath. Outside the footpath were some scaffold poles let into the Above there were planks running from iT* building the poles. As the child walk^? U nffii! the scaffold piece of brick fell and down, A woman ran across picked tbs ...

... gaol, aud largo cellar excavatifd beneath it. As Berry wo? pinioning him the condemned man exclaimed, “Don’t pinch me; don’t kill before hanging me.” Berry replied, quiet, and 1 won’t hurt you. The prisoner would not leave the cell without his cap, and ...

... Menheniot, on the Cornwall main lino of the Great Western Kail way on Tuesday, some- scaffolding, carrying a girder, gave way, and moa fell into the valley, all of them beiag killed. Two other workmeu saved tkemselves clinging crossbar. ...

... On his way to the scaffold lie appeared more resigned bat terribly depressed. lie embraced the Abb? Hugon, confessed himself in the usual form, and muttered frequently that he asked pardon. Ou arriving at the foot of the scaffold his confessor told him ...

... the coart yard leading to tbe gateway hardly able t« support himaelf.P'The appearance of the melancholy proceasion oo the scaffold canted atlight movement the part of the crowd, and the unhappy wretch cast a mouroiul glance the crowd below. Calcralt’e ...

... treaties of extradition. During the fighting at*Domoko the Turks had 1,251 men killed and wounded. A Greek shell burstiag in the midst of body of men formed In close column killed fewer than fifty. The Turks have buraed the town of Domoko. The Turkish occupying ...

... 10 yards of the scaffold, kept back the group of onlookers These numbered 80 in all, omprliing Government and municipal officials, barristers, solicitors, and reporters. At five minutes to seven o’clock small aide doer close the scaffold opeaed, and the ...