... Ma. They Can't kill 1 Spending many years on the Parish Council. he was a member of the school managers for more than 30 years. To the drivers of Barton buses he is known as tiny man we cannot kill. On one occasion he fell off a bus travelling at full ...

... Villas. Shireoaks, was killed. Fern was going down the shaft on the •• water barrel. - along with Samuel Wright. if Sandy-lane. Workaop. when the barrel began to spin. Fern lost his balance. and fell between the barrel and the scaffolding into the sump—• distance ...

... been removed from the roof of the minster. and placed, for the time being, in the It is also interesting to note that the scaffolding erected in connection with the renovation scheme has been put up inside as well as outside the fabric. For the present, ...

... NEWS IN BEEF. A former Misterton man, Arthur S. Lockwood, has been killed by falling from 1 , a high scaffold in the United States. 1 Amise dates:—Leicester, 22nd October; Lincoln, 29th October; Nottingham, 2nd November; Derby, 7th November. Mr. I Justice ...

... and when he relinquished the position it was only to become secretary. Man We Cannot Kill. To Barton bus drivers Mr. Youngman is known as the man we cannot kill. Ti not possessed of nine lives, he has more than ordinary man. Some years ago he slipped ...

... attacked. Every policeman that was killed was a nail In the coffin of Irish unity. They would never enter into negotiations with Sinn Fein under any conditions or any terms until they, of their own voltlom brought to the scaffold the men who were having their ...

... Provincial Bank premises, at Gain, borough, the wire rope broke. Allan Cook stonemason, of 14. Scunthorpe, was killed by crashing scaffolding. Mount Tabor, Long Eatore.-113.30, 6.15, •• Rev. J. Higman. Zion, Long Eaton.-10.30, Rev. C. W. Contingents of ...

... unfortunately involved in a terrible railway accident on the South-Eastern line at Staplehurst in 1865. when 25 people were killed, and which for Dickens caused a serious nervous breakdown from which he never properly recovered. A second visit to America ...

... while returning from Paris, he was the victim of a serious railway accident on the South Eastern Railway at Staplehurst (25 killed., and received a nervous shock from which he never fully recovered. In 1887 he paid a second visit to U.S.A.. which seriously ...

... drivers of Barton's buses ; he is known as the man we cannot I kill.' On one occasion he fell off a bus travelling at full speed and merely 1 gashed his hand; he has fallen a ; scaffolding 30 feet high; fallen down ' the stairs. and had a lead of bricks ...