... to bo read with the words which follow it in the Section — and is either being constructed or repaired by means of a scaffolding, or being demolished ; 9 und consequently the Act applies to employ- j ment about a building on which machinery io being ...

... STOMACH, reprieve. She left her cell for the scaffold accom- panied by • priest and • gaoler, and on her way dm cootinued to weep and lament and to affirm her Innocence. When she was led up to the scaffold she stumbled, and fell to the ground just as ...

... Swudersou won the Mr the following one in follow) selected Mes-r latt-r kills In event (a sweep) Mr Spagooletti scored limit and first pize Mr prize In competition Messrs Barker Ko tied with kills each otf Mr won Mr also fiual with limit Wi ll came sorrow Mr Mis ...

... a new platform scale (by C. and B. Morvam), 400 felt of rubber base, a quantity of window sashes, doors, building timber, scaffold poles, shorten , . tiles, glazed pipes, building ladders, barrel piping, force pump., tabs, and galvanized cisterns, and ...

... that it came off his land, that it was pursued across the road by his dogs, escaped into Mr. Blyth’s field, and was there killed. The law was that if game was started by one man upon his own land and went on to another person’s land, the man who started ...

... position to hold the roof. One principal fell against another, and ail the seven collapsed. The last cf them swept down a scaffold upon which some bricklayers were engaged at height of 70 feet. A bricklayer named Peter Plumb, was instantly crushed to death ...

... dysentery are reported from Ladysmith, and some casualties prior to last Saturday's fighting are also notified. From the list of killed, wounded, and missing forwarded by General French, it appears tffat in the reconnaissance of Sunday last, when a squadron ...

... Leicester Regiment, enteric fever. In another despatch Sir George White gives the following additional list of casualties : Killed: Private J. Gerraghty, Ist Royal Irish Fusiliers (January 5). Wounded: Private A. Stafford, 2nd Royal Irish Regiment (?), ...

... others in the cabin saloon broke the windows of the latter and struggled to get out, with the intention of climbing up the scaffolding which at present stands against the Alma Bridge. Some twenty people wounded themselves in this way, sustaining cuts from ...

... others. — Of the 497 persons killed and 1,254 injured under this heading 102 of the killed and 1,018 of the injured were passengers. Of these, 19 were killed and 77 injured by falling between carriages and platforms—viz., 12 killed and 28 injured when getting ...

... casualties number 12 killed, 49 wounded, and one missing. In the accident referred to the hoses were 27 killed, including ire Olken, 22 wounded, and 113 missing. General reach's total losses since January Ist were thus 39 killed, 71 wounded, and 114 missing ...

... would have been all right, even pleasant and interesting. Here I made the acquaintance of the famous Petroff, who afterwards killed himself with a piece of glass at the fortress, and also of others. But I was not yet a revolutionary. I also became acquainted ...