... been directing the work of raising the chimney to 30 yards. They Were working on * scaffolding inside, and at the top of the chimney. Suddenly, with a crash, the scaffolding broke, and the deemed fell. Their bodies were dug out and recovered In half an hour ...

... theatre suddenly heard a loud mire as if an explosion had taken place, and clouds et dust darken rd the streets. The high scaffolding which had been raised in front of the building had given way and buried beneath it the men who were at work at the time ...

... the evening and fired through a window, killing both his victims as they were sitting at dinner. When called for execution the murderer !bowed no emotion whatever, and before Marling on his way to the scaffold drank several glaxsok of brandy and smoked ...

... The Wombwell crime retailed a recant owe in Ireland. Gallagher It dged with the Swans, and becoming infatuated the woman killed the husband by kicking him, the woman looking on and eneouraging him. He fled, but was traced and arrested. The jury realmwended ...

... it was his painful duty to inform them that Mr. E. Slade, a respected member of their club,was accidentally killed by falling from a scaffold at Stirobley, and as the club was closed, it was the wish of the oommittes that the widow should be wasted in ...

... College, Oxford, by which Mr. Brrathwilt, clerk the works, was instantly killed. steam winch has been in u«e from the commencement the building to hoist tho materials to the highest scaffold, and the have been in the habit of ascending by the same means. Mr ...

... cohabited, at Washerwell, near Stoke-on-Trent, in September last. Becoming jealous of her he killed her with a hatchet. The culprit walked firmly to the scaffold, and died apparently instantaneously. Berry was the executioner. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ...

... failed to obtain. Fatal Scaffold Accidbht. Special Ynitnar. An inquest was held by Dr. Hardwicks the Free Hospital on the body of Jeremiah Lovett, aged AS, labourer, killed by the falling of wa immense stack of timber and scaffold bnildinge in eenrae of ...

... sued his neighbour for killing his dog. In the course of his examination, the Dutchman being asked what was the value of his dog, replied, A , di for ter dorg, ho vas wort sheet nothing at all ; but a.li ho was so mean ash to kill he hir, I swear I makes ...

... from the station, and only a few minutes previously had placed in position a much heavier girder, Other men working on the scaffold hid amirsonlous escape. One, S. Stevens, who happened not to have released his grip of the gilder, remained suspended is ...

... ha bad killed hie rictlmbecanaethe refaae-ltopay himhi* da*. leagth the prieon gate* *w tag om, tad Eaibarek appeared before the crowd. Ha waa piaieaed, and the executimer'e amhtanta wet* pack, him on by the ahouldcre. Within few Tarda of scaffold saw the ...

... the prisoner, the latter said, There is Ino oc•asion b, strap me so tight.' He afterwards ex' pressed his regret at having killed the poor woman and her child, and said that ne did not know how he .wine to do it.; hut be was jealous, and hardly knew what ...