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... FATAL SCAFFOLDING ACCIDENT. A labourer named Edward Mulligan was killed, and_four other men wero geriously injured, by a scaffolding acoident at some new buildings being erected at St. Louis Convent, at Monaghan to-day. ...
... enmedinuhn;nommsmuomw k. “1t all came out by degrees, or rather, the gruth of it was drummed into my poor frenzied brain. 1 had killed John Bellmont. Harold Mayne, who had been in the next l room, had been startled by the sound of a revolver shot, and had rushed ...
... er vinegar. Tragic Family History The widow of Robert Smithson, who threw himself in front of a train at Yarmouth and was killed, stated at the inquest vesterday that both his brothers committed suicide, and three sisters died in an asylum. A note which ...
... stree Calodonian-road, ::L working on the Lond:n County Council schools at King's Cross yesterday foll from the scaffolding and was killed. ~ ¥ With a view to encouragin the study of ioulture Sir Richard G. Glyn, gm.. &A;n?m‘f;me gnm-ni?j bods of Wimborne ...
... Western Railway, was knocked down and killed on Saturlay on the Metropolitan, While the stecple of St. Philip's, Dalston, was .umw the Rev. D. Taylor. curate of that church, ml-d; t)mh-_ngve‘hm-k by the s re no scaffolding m“z a-pl-:\ Mr. Thomas Bonsted, of ...
... hall ‘s practically | UhH . R . finished. Enclosed in a forest of derricks| Mr. Bodkin, in stating the case for tha and scaffolding, the immense red and m.'lm“’' said that on the might of 23 huil dominates everything in the vicinity, | December and ...
... King. Sir Robert eaid that the only did not execute it. case which the judge left to the jury was “If lamto be taken to the scaffold I|that of I‘3 Grove. Mrs. Weet, who had would prefer to be bauged.” been invited during the reign of the late “1{ you give ...
... the collapse last evening of a rail wav bridze in process of construction near Brail. in the Engadine, fifteen workmen were killed and twelve seriously injured. The brideze is a e, with a main snan of 140 feet over a ravine 200 feet deen, down which rushes ...
... broken, and a wooden ring woes fractured. A verdiet ®as returned of “ Accidentally killed by falling down the tunncl shaft, through an unforeseen defect in the scaffolding.” The Coroner (Mr. Ma:tland) commended Rhodes for his plucky conduet in going to ...
... freedom itself * about that little arrangement. * * . In {he summer and autimn of 1381 more than 7.000 men perished on the scaffold or in the field fcr trying to get the first element of liberty into their lives. There was o3¢ William Grindecobbe, who had ...
... 13 MEN KILLED. DREADFUL CATASTROPHE On Lord Savile’s Rufford Estate A Tragedy in a New Coal Pit- Bodies at the Bottom of the Shaft The Press Association's Mansfield corres- Eondcnt telegraphs that thirteen wen were illed last mght at the Bolsover Colliery ...