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... from the man servant. The jury returned a verdict of Xot Proven. Fatal Scaffold and Area Accidents.—Mr.'Wakley held inquest on John Sullivan, who was killed falling from scaffold in Upper Hy de-park-gardens, and Henry James Knowles, of G7, Star-street ...
... of the Scots Greys marched for the same day, Longford will hehead-quar- Rrs oi the Greys dring the winter. was killed by falling off scaffold oflhe Chapel, Cork, on lues ay. TITHES-PUBLIC DINNER AT GRAIG, IN THE COURT HOUSE. (Abridged from the Killkermg ...
... SCAFFOLD COLLiiyES-MAN KILLEP. Newcastle, Tuesday.—A tcaffold collapsed Newcastle to day, one man being killed and two seriously injured. ...
... COLLAPSE OF A SCAFFOLD FIFTY FEET HIGH. Two steeplejacks were engaged on a chimney at Derby to-day, when the scaffolding collapsed. The men fell fifty feet, one being killed on the spot. whilst the other lies in a very critical condition. MILITARY QUARREL ...
... FALL OF A HOUSE AND SCAFFOLDING Four persons were killed and twelve seriously wounded by the fall of old house in Little Swanallcv, London, yesterday. , . , A number of workmen wore also greatly injured the fall of some scaffolding at the new barracks ...
... CHRONICLE TEESI) VV, ANUARY 1, 18G7. SPEECH OK THE SCAFFOLD. CrNriNNATi, Dec. 14«—W. G. Smith suffered tho extreme penalty of the law tit Washington, Fay Cite county, Ohio, to-day, for the murder John Gray on the I'Jlh October, 1864. was born in 1819 ...
... of bringing up a quantity of mortar on his shoulder to masons who were working on high scaffold, when, be came near the top where the men were at work, the scaffolding gave way, and the unfortunate young man fell distance of between 60 and 70 feet. Bis ...
... When Mr. was killed, there were ma- SUPPLEMENT TO 3rep, and corroborate each other, their story nmit Irno. But the commission of ibis murder did not rest olono upon their testimony—he had another important witness to produce. Ila did not mean tell the ...
... carried for thoroughly securing the shaft for the purpose. Scaffolding had been put up at the rnaudskin jean, 250 feet below the surface, and ano tber at the depth of 180 fathoms. In the upper scaffolding the stone at the side of the shaft had shown symptoms ...
... sae held on the ly of Michael nearer, labourer, native of Clonmol. who, as already reported, was accidentally killed by fahng from a scaffold enØged in working m renoveitMna in Killarney al. Mr. Hearne, Guarantor, Waterford, ermined, and in reply to the ...
... named Cunning ham, while engaged doing some work at the spire of the church, fell from the scaffolding—a height of over fifty feet—and the poor fellow was killed inatantaneously. The anfortuDale man leaves wife and three children, who were entirely dependent ...
... opened for the prosecution. TERRIBLE RAILWAY ACCIDENT 17 WORKMEN KILLED New York, Tuesday —A railway accident occurred on the instant at A oats Bay Jamaica ; seventeen workmen were killed. EXECUTIONS IN ENGLAND Winchester, Tuesday Three men Mathews. Burden ...