... THE FATAL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT. Mr. Carter boo at Thoomaes Woe' pital, London. ow the body .1 who killed th• at Lambeth festally.— Mir. L. Lewis appsand for the family of the deemed ; Mr.W. timith for Metrepolitan Booed of Mr. Crowther for Mr. Moffatt, the ...

... TWO MEN KILLED BY THE FALL OF A WALL. A very melancholy accident occurred at Weem, near Aberfeldy, on the 22nd, by the falling of a portion of the wall of the new Episcopal chapel in the course of erection there, whereby four men were injured, two of ...

... answered that he saw a stoat kill it, and he picked it up. The rabbit was quite warm, as though it had just been killed. Witness found no wires or nets on the defendant. He produced the skin of the rabbit to show that it was not killed by a stoat. He took the ...

... vent to the scaffold as to a marriage bed. When R,edanies saw Calcraft he at once placed himself in a military upright form, and submitted to the new process of pinioning without a murmur. The signal being given for moving to the scaffold, the prisoner ...

... having disappeared the moment he had withdrawn the resort to comprises many he Conte ' bolt, one of the turnkeys ascended the scaffold and threw fine works, such as the Dux ,t - ranni, of Mozart; the fiddio, of Beet d hov h e r n B ; t uruere, of off Bousfield's ...

... formerly in business as a stockbroker 1 in the City, was charged, on remand, before Sir Robert Carden, with threatening to kill and murder Mr. Joseph Henry Jackson, a merchant, and Mr. William Drinkwater, a clerk in the Bank of England. Mr, Wontner appeared ...

... 144 seamen killed by the enemy's fire, and 39 °dicers and 3;237 men who died of their wounds or from sickness —in ;ill 50 officers and 3.3111 men ; the naval artillery corps had 2 officers and 31 non-commissioned officers and soldiers killed, and 3 officers ...

... the prisoner; 'but if you have read your Bible you will find that not a leaf moves without the will of God. I had resolved to kill the King, but God would not permit it, and, in his stead, I shall die. The will of God be done. The following statement is ...

... morning. the execution took plare of ths two men, and Jones, the former for the minter of his sweetheart and the other for killing his child. They were both young men of respectable reputation. Berry was the executioner; in case of Jones lie gam a drop ...

... cor ners of the scaffold. This ceremony was performed or the present occasion, and gave rise to a very 'serious die tarbance among the spectators, the foremost of who= broke through the cordon of Pontifical troops drawn around the scaffold to gaze more freely ...

... unassisted up the stairs to a room where he was pinioned while sitting in a chair. From thence he went without help to the scaffold, and took his place under the beam. At We, the first time when he became visible to those assembled in the road in front ...

... nder-SI them, and they : County Hotel, c father was in co incorrect. He I during the trial, time the jury Fo the anguish of h scaffold. On tt Townley, she wa was called to got away t vernor, and his c mob who had at the gaol h rtson dress subs demned cell ...