... the poker in his hand, and she saw him knock 'her down and strike her on the head with it several tmies, exclaiming I I'll kill you; I gave her my honour; I loved her, and I mean to die for her. Hanmer died from the wounds thus inflicted upon her, and ...

... Permanent Secretary, in the Park,l then the men who are supposed to have been killed in the streets of Dublin because they knew something, then the five men who swung from the scaffold in Kilmainhanidthen Carey on board the Kinfauns Castle, ?? shall we add ...

... along tise gloomy narrow windings of the gaol to the scaffold, Good frequently implo- ring, in lend accents, :he Almighty to save his soul. He walked with a firm step, and ascended the steps of the scaffold without assistance. The prisoner, on being placed ...

... deceived me. I do not know whether I was right or wrong, but a violent jealousy took possession I of me, and I resolved to kill her first and myself after- wards. ,,I was under the influence of those ideas when I met i her on Wednesday. We went into the ...

... you may take this as a warning yna may never forget; take it for what it is, a voice from the scaffold. f I have handed it to my chaplain when upon the scaffold, t and a moment before I die, to be given to you. I have been a very bad, base, and wicked man ...

... wages, and! meeting the decoasedol the morning of the 27th of September Powell beat him about the head with a heavy chisel and killed him on the spot. Since his condemnation Powell hats been visited by his wife and other friends. The Reverend W. Gilbert, the ...

... iov;teriou death was the topic of much speculation and R( eurori'e fir Fome period after its announcement. WE Lefrovyc reason for killing Lieutenant Roper was, he Di Said, ?? he ?? heard him, in London, claluniating Di li ?? let Carniron, the actress, for whom ...

... siter pstde a rensation at the trial by asserting ?? entered the house during 35 thenmurderaudexolinlused stop it or you'll kill a her. Mrs Parsonisdeniedlthis at the tiites, and ?? the prisoner in his oofeesion said Mrs. e Parmois. never entered the ...

... recited passages from the Charch of England Burial Serviec the aulprit walked firmly along the short passage d leading to the scaffold, whieh is OH the same level with l tlre cell. Bians was immediately behind, and following n him ere the governor of the prison ...

... Did that one blow kill him ? He said, No, Sir; he did not fall tren, he cried out murder, and opened the shop door, and seized the heavy hammer, and came towards me, and I thought at that moment to myself that be waould have killed me, orat least that ...

... that Banks struck several blows, and might have killed her with it at once bad he chosen; on the contrary, we imagine that it was simply a matter of chance or providence that the first brutal blow did not kill. It may be, that, as ! Mr. Kay argued it was ...

... ly to see that all was t, right with the scaffold. Then Dr. Cappel spoke with f Muller again, and Muller responded in German. But a tI message came that it was time, and Mr. Davis led the & way to the scaffold repeating the burial service. A con- fused ...