... leg bioken, one of them an arm, and that they were injured about the head. The following are the killed and injured'- Killed-Alfred Armour, mason, killed on the spot; Jolin Traill, mason,, died on the way to the Infirmary; Robert Rodger, mason, do. I ...

... FATAL SCAFFOLDING ACCID . TWo msn employed in ereatiag new obebmlil Works at Bqxeuden, near Accringt, nW killed, and three others Severely inored, bY the falling of a scaffold yesterday aftersem. They were werkiag at the fint strey,whou sb scaffold gave ...

... building of aihot blast Stove, 64 feet high, when a the scaffolding inside the stove gave way, and b all were precipitated from the top to the bottom. a The fall was tremendous. Richard Colley, 20, - was killed on the spot; T31Q. Jackson, 34, ;I(lied in the hospital ...

... connected at Birmingham by a woman. also an unfortunate, he had entertained a strong hatred of all her class, and meant to kill somei of therm. Counsel for defence pleaded in. sanity, bus this was not supported by medical opinion, and the Home Secret ...

... number' ofr~men wmre r ortiing 6n uthe-'line 'at Dartford, whiena trniui suddenliycame up,'andi passing tbrough.the gung, killed;fite of them. xtH V;UBDRBriE L ?? conouct of the murderar Lemsirbasno nt hangedisanoehis condemnation., Hl e .cntinues tg ...

... Jail, Leeds, yesterday morning for the murder of his wife at Beeston in June last. The condemned man walked firmly to the scaffold, and submitted quietly to the pinioning process. Billington was the executioner, and was assisted by his son. Since his ...

... upon a fixed sca.ffold about n-iidskaft, or 100 fathoms fron the surface. In loneraring a cawe or kettle of which he had charge in ( gder to reach the scaffold, Bernnett lowered it too 'far causing it to strike violently against the scaffold so that the ...

... Coralbill, 17; Mr IMIurty, Crimoninogale, 80; Mr Shand, Lomnay, 290; Mr Smart, Fraserbnrgb, 60, but most of these will be killed; Mr Bruce, St Conabs. 24; and MrFowlis, Loanhead, New Deer, 43. From Aberdeenshire generally there will be over all a considerable ...

... and the representatives of the press were nut le admitted. Wade walked firmly to tile scaffold, and Be died without a struggle. i-e was most devout. Tihe Id scaffold was the eanse as that used for the It, Invincibles. The murdered man's widow arrived at ...

... diplomatic mission, for their services at the battle of Navarino. One of Captain Fellowese Lieute- narits was the first man killed in the action, and Colonel Caradoc was shot throagh the arm. - TuE TEA TRADE.-Yesterday there was a nut merous attendance ...

... Saturday in the Lossie- r bank Wool Mills at Elgin. The damage amounted to several hundTred pounds. s A nan was run over and killed on the n railway near Arbroath on Saturday. The e body, which has not been identified, was n terribly mutilated. Dr John Murray ...

... Plates, &c. was elected a corresponding member t the Medical Society of Emulation of Paris, at their ?? of the 6th July. The scaffolding was on Thursday removed from the Pire of St 1Mary's Church, Bellevue Crescent, which °47dopes an elegant and commanding ...