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... OUR BOOKSHELF SOME DISTINGUISHED VICTIMS OF THE SCAFFOLD At first sight one may suspect Mr. Horace Bleackley of possessing that morbid cast of mind which revels in the gruesome details of crime and the punishment of crime. The title of his book is certainly ...
... of a new type of scaffold clip which entirely eliminates the use of screws, and is based on a series of self-tightening wedges. In other words, the builders of our most advanced edifice are planning to go back to the type of scaffolding used in mediaeval ...
... WINTER GARDEN. GUY TABARIE AND LADY MARY MR. MARK LESTER H f AND MISS BETTY ELEY. KATHERINE DE VAUCELLES SAVES VILtON FROM THE SCAFFOLD t MISS WINNIE MELVILLE AND MR. DEREK OLDHAM. AS FRANCOIS VILLON, THE VAGABOND POET HERO J MR. DEREK OLDHAM. 1 i THE DUEL ...
... those of the allies, commanded by Prince Schwarzenberg and Marshal Blucher, almost 300,000. About 30,000 of the French were killed and wounded the allies lost about 52,000 men. The victory of the latter was complete. INTERIOR VIEW OF THE MONUMENT n 1 DRAW ...
... of the station, gave way. Twenty-six men were work ing on the roof at the time three of these were buried in the debris and killed. Several empty carriages standing immediately beneath the arch vere smashed to matchwood, while the supporting wall on the ...
... Battle Range, Keep Out, and Danger There are Bombs and Unpxploded Shells Inside They Can Kill You REPAIRS TO THE THIRTEENTH-CENTURY TOWER OF LEWES CASTLE Scaffolding surrounding the fortress which is being renovated at a cost of about £5,000 by the J A ...
... line had collapsed with dramatic suddenness and buried a gang of seventeen workmen beneath 60 ft. of earth, scaffolding, and masonry, killing thirteen and injuring the others with varying degrees of severity. Right-- The smouldering ruins of one of the ...
... CAPTURED OCTOPUS IN MAURITIUS: DRYING THE CATCH IN THE SUN. HUNG OUT ON LIGHT SCAFFOLDS ON THE BEACH: AWAITING THE LORRY FROM THE MARKET. The octopus, or devil-fish, of Mauritius (writes Mr. James Hornell) is eaten with a good deal of relish by the French ...
... built in 1740 when Marylebone was a mere village A FAMOUS LONDON CHURCH IN SPLINTS: Nearly four miles of tubular- steel scaffolding now cloak the steeple of St. Dunstan's-in-the-East, Lower Thames Street, the stonework of which is being checked for safety ...
... York-Lowestoft express were derailed on the L.N.E.R. near Sleaford, Lines, four platelayers, who were taking their lunch, were killed in a hut, the remains of which appear in the angle between the coaches. The train was proceeding on the curved lines in the ...
... invasion of Rome is expected to start in April, and it is hoped that by then many of the buildings still surrounded by scaffolding will be ready for occupation. Each pilgrim will receive on arrival a package containing a prayer-book, an identification ...
... paying 10 francs to stand on a soap box under neath the scaffold. Those who hate her and condemn capital punishment altogether shriek in the newspapers and elsewhere that it would be more humane to kill the criminal by kindness. Whatever may be said in j ...