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... 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 ...
... FATAL SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT. A scaffold accident has just tiken place in Leeds, which one man was killed and three of his fellow-workmen seriously injured. For some time past workmen have been engages I in the construction of an iron girder bridge in connection ...
... BEAR THE SCAFFOLDING Bruin great climber. A brown bear once came a place where large building was in course of erection. It examined the scaffolding with much interest, ami then, slowly and cautiously, began to climb up from stage to stage. When reached ...
... Fight on Scaffold Wednesday afternoon [“I 1 „ the foreman in charge of somcbmldmg works at \limwell Hill, complained to iredenck purser, a scaffoUler on the ( 'in Zut it, P and a And?ews proceeded to the scaffold- 'purser who was under the influence ...
... THE RECENT SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT. The adjourned inquest on the body of the man Coleman, who was recently killed by the falling of a scaffold on which he was at work, at the Memorial Hall, was held before the Borough Coroner (W. 11 Payn, Esq.), at the Mahon ...
... THE SCAFFOLD ACCIDENT AT CHICHESTER. The inquest on the body of Peskett, the painter who was killed by the fall scaffolding in the Assembly Room, Chichester, was opened yesterday afternoon the Council Chamber, before Mr. E. Arnold, one the Coroners for ...
... IN THE S:{ADOW of the SCAFFOLD GERALD BISS. Author of ** Tne [Lupostor,” *Tae Wtite Rose,” &e. &c. —— D CHAPTER XXVIIL (Continued.) IThere was another lnxiu,n pause, during which Ralph felt as thoughhe could scream from the strain on his nerves. Then ...
... FALL FROM SCAFFOLD BUILDING WORKER’S DEATH Tragic news was bronght to. the home of Mrs. Millicent Oita way, 46 Fairlight-avenue, Ramsgate, on Saturday morn- ing. i She was informed that her husband, Mr. George Ottaway, bad been killed instantly in a fall ...
... COLLAPSE OF A BUILDING SCAFFOLD. VORKMAN KILLED. tel aoftffokfcng ooourrod U Newate Uwl»y. Bix men were working jut * Way Mood the Newcertie Exchenge, wfcrn tenffold ger« way. pmapiteting them to A men maned Waters wm killed «it ipot. Ha end two men sod ...
... E J H timber, slate, tile, % cement MERCHANT, SAWING, PLANING, IiOULDIN KILLS, LADDERS, SCAFFOLD POLES, SCAFFOLD FLANKS, NORTHERN WHARF, ROAD, Orroun O. W. B. Works. B. t. B. will As to Mod til kind, BaUdiof Hotoiiolo oppliMtUon. ...
... PALL FROM AFFOLDI ONE MAN KILLE , THREE HURY, wudon, Friday. Four men were working on new buildinge that are bein erected m connection with the Imperial lege of Science in London whem the ecaffoldiu gave way. The men were ipitat 50 feet to the injured ...
... brother Stephen hsid con. c . fessed to him the murder of Colvin ; that Stephen a ; said ho had quarrelled with Colvin, and bad killed l him by a blowi on tire head. Stephen Bcorn was 3 then broughit home under arrest, and, apparently a s believing that defence ...