... of the new Court-hbuse on a high scaffolding etected for that purpose, they quarrelled amongst each othe; which occasioned the •planks to - give way, when they precipitately. fell to the ground; nine of them were killed on the spot,. and the remainder ...

... was dragged to the scaffold, a. be would not mount it. This scene shuddered every person who was a witness of the shocking spectacle. There appears more candour than usual, both in the French and German papers, as to the .numbers killed or wounded in battle ...

... of their-King. Many of the execrable wretches who brought that virtuous Monarch to the scaffold, have since lost their own detestable lives upon the same scaffold, and others have p&ished with infamy and horror. The punishment that seems to await other ...

... thatpassed upon. John Bailey and John Randall, found in a wood called the Hare-warren, in the parish of Wilton, with a gun, having killed a pheasant ; they wero> ordered to be imprisoned six months in the cells, and to be publicly whipped at Wilton. Yesterday ...

... the Piincess ; and the Abbe Edgeworth, who was the Confessor of Louis XVI. and who attended the unfortunate Monarch to the scaffold. The Senate of the United States contains some very good and even very great men. They are, for the most part, lawyers; they ...

... the robbers, two of whom they had, killed upon the spot. - In uiie , • between the 19th and the 25th of the month the Eelaireurs had taken forty-three robbers, s i x t een .o f whom were condemned to death, or killed with-arnis in their hands; and twenty-seven ...

... journeymati tO Mr..l,,Yraper, plumber, in Colenianstreet, was at work on a scaffold at the Bank,. a plank on which he'stood . kalie way, When he fell to the basement, and was instantly killed. Q,n Thursday mornin . g; as a maid servant in fleet market was - ckaning' ...

... Foment Civil War in France I' Revolution is finished. The English , will subsidize' a few scoundrels. These..will perish on a scaffold. . f Abandoned by all Europe, will they condone the War against France ? England, it is true, might reap the adeantage,of ...

... bear the feudal 11 vety.—- The chace and fishing were eqaa'ly and the most disgraceful awaited tile prji prt'-'or should dare kill the game which ra* vaicdhls fields. The Seignior heard his praises channted forth in the churen ; alone was saluted every one ...

... new Paper Manufalory on Millbank : the people being employed in raising a piece of timber, the scaffolding gave way, by which one of the workmen was killed on the spot, two of them had their legs broke; and two others their arms faux more were terribly ...

... and circumstance* cf gkt. rious wat on the grand theatre of liu-opc, are reduced a scaffold taenty.fOor feet square the fag end of a county. the way, the word scaffold should voided : it is otni. nous, and calculated excite very unpleasant prai in the ...

... Paris, on the occasion of the late magnificent coin-memo:ration, of the peace at Paris,. unfortunately fen from. a scaffold, and was killed on the spot. A few days afterwards a stranger alluding either to this or some other accident of a similar nature ...