... DREADFUL ACCIDENT AEAIi I.SHAW MOOR. FOUR PERSONS KILLED. An inquest was lieM yesterday, before W. S. Butter, Esq., coroner, at the nicorn I?»»i kersley, the bodies of James Cowsill, aged 40, William Cowsill, his son, Peter Harrison, aged 38, and William ...

... appears tht a scaffold had been placed sy about 15 fathoms from the bottom of the shaft, with the tl view of two men, Andrew Fulton and William Peel, corm- meficing to break in the door-heads to the ell coal. vi a From the moment the scaffold had been laid ...

... The ?? whowas ennobled under the f titlea of Lovat was killed at the baptle'ef Halidon-hill - the heir of the second lord fell a victim on the fatal field of Flodden; and the fourth lord was killed, together with his son, in an engagement with' the Macdonalds ...

... battle 'of Halidon-hill - the heir of the second lord fell a' victim on the fatal field of Flodden; and the fourth lord was killed, together with his son, in an engagement with' the Maotlonalds at Lochlochy, when the fight was carried on with such obstinacy ...

... Stoekport, a scaffold, near the tol) of the outside of the building, gave wvay. Several ni were upon it at the time, and they were precipitated to the ground, a distance of some 14 yards. They alighted on a heap of rnbbish, butt none wore killed. On was ...

... Slept. 24, which states that Locatelll persisted iu decls ring his innocence to the moment of his execution, lie ascended the scaffold shouting Long live Itr.ly! The King will review the garrison and the National Guard the of October. NEW CARDINALS. Pome ...

... use, but of the much more dangerous daggers-the Syllabus, the bulls, the decrees, wherewith souls are even more effectually killed than bodies are with material daggers. M. Laboulaya's error is that he thinks the Jesuits' sosrvice of God is anything else ...

... legs broken by being thrown against an opposite seat, and several other persons sustained slight bruises. One of the cows was killed, hut the other cattle, fourteen in number, escaped with slight injury.—Every attention was paid to Mrs. Porter by the servants ...

... -found to be extinict. Another tfinale, ma~king ihe fourth at this partivular portion of the road,. wits also forced down, and killed. T[he burl Mayor and Lady Mayioress wit -nessed sonie ol these fearful scenles fore the balcony, but c no assistatice counim ...