... D ROMANISM. UNG SOLDIERS. HE SCAFFOLD. THE FARM. THE WARBLE FLY. The following letter on this important subject mp.g appeared in the Meat Thades' Journal and Lattle n's Gazette :—1 have great satisfaction in seeing that you are londfi helpful aid to the ...

... twin sister Katherine Thwaites, when tons of scaffolding collapsed around them. Falling metal struck them, and but for quick action by Mrs Duffy, of Gisburn Street, Barnoldswick, they could easily have been killed. Mrs Thwaites, who lives in Laneshaw Bridge ...

... the condemned man a second time ascended the scaffold with a firm and undaunted step, a ntly none the worsé for his terrible fall. The m pallor which o'er :grud his features when he ascended the scaffold o 2 e first occasion seemed to have disappeared ...

... crucified So the cross f hat scaffold, Naring human si nd suffering and e o ‘e cross shows us o 1 God—to share « 51»!‘1‘&)\\'5. V\'hat a Min-made gods of the God who alen 1 il b T urmoil and tmubi Historically, tried to get rid of kill Him theyv'd g tome to ...

... the scaffold. At this time it was still quite dark and a very tiny cil lamp at the head of ths scaffold gave but the faintest glimmer of light. It was raining, too, very heavily, and a little pool of water stood on the platform of the scaffold. Dukes ...

... afterwards kman appeared on the scaffold and re-placed the and soon afterwards the hngm.m‘dwmidst shouts and execrations, attached a new o the beam. A few minutes afterwards the conod man & second time ascended the scaffold with and undaunted step, apparently ...

... visited on several occasions by his friends, and sontemplated his fate with resisnntion. The condemned man walked to the scaffold with the utmost firmness, and without Anfi:upport from the warders who surrounded him, rrg‘wu the exeeutioner, and the drcp ...

... steamship Clio, of that port, lying in the T'yne Dock, and was killed. John Atkinson, a shipwright, was workin%on a scaffold alongside a ship in the thdle Dock, South Shields, when ia fell and was killed on the spot. A craft laden with ironstone was towing round ...

... send his mother-in-law out of the world also, and from some impatienceinexplicable in one so capable of biding his time he killed her very rapidly. A man may poison one member of his household, for a single death excites no suspicion, but double murders ...

... Monday at the moors of Mr, Adam Leigh in Wyresdale, The birds are nmumerons, strong on the wing, and healthy. Lord Egerton killed 20 brace on Monday on Bleasdale, under the gun, but with five guns, on Tuesday over 80 brace were shot. On the Kelhrook Moors ...

... have to be found in all dictionaries, and it may be that the heroes of the armchair will take the place of the heroes of the scaffold. Among the many celebrities who pass much of their time at Cambridge is the widow of Charles Darwin, whose sons have their ...

... and with malice, killing your brother? The Prisoner : Yes. The Juvor: And you plead guilty to that? The Prisoner: Yes. The Juper (after a pause) : I must repeat. Youare ‘ charged with having wilfully, intentionally, and with malice killed and murdered your ...